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First Look: Equus at Theatre Royal Stratford East Ahead of a UK Tour

by Staff Writer
February 23, 2019
Reading Time: 1 min read
Ira Mandela Siobhan Young HorsemanNugget Ethan Kai Alan Strang Credit The Other Richard

Ira Mandela Siobhan Young HorsemanNugget Ethan Kai Alan Strang Credit The Other Richard

First Look production images have been released for Ned Bennett’s bold new production of Peter Shaffer’s critically-acclaimed classic, psychological thriller Equus.

The production runs at Theatre Royal Stratford East until 23 March prior to embarking on a UK tour to Cambridge Arts Theatre, Theatre Royal Bath, Bristol Old Vic, The Lowry, Northern Stage and Yvonne Arnaud Theatre.

Inspired by a true story, Peter Shaffer’s gripping and transfixing psychological thriller is re-imagined by award-winning theatre director Ned Bennett in this major new revival for 2019.

Equus explores the complex relationships between devotion, myth and sexuality.

       

 

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Norah Lopez Holden Jill MasonHorse Ethan Kai Alan Strang Credit The Other Richard
Syreeta Kumar Dora StrangHorse Zubin Varla Martin Dysart Ethan Kai Alan Strang Credit The Other Richard
Zubin Varla Martin Dysart Ethan Kai Alan Strang Syreeta Kumar Dora StrangHorse Robert Fitch Frank StrangHorse Credit The Other Richard
Ethan Kai Alan Strang Credit The Other Richard
Ira Mandela Siobhan Young HorsemanNugget Ethan Kai Alan Strang Credit The Other Richard
Ira Mandela Siobhan Young HorsemanNugget Ethan Kai Alan Strang Credit The Other Richard
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1. Norah Lopez Holden Jill MasonHorse Ethan Kai Alan Strang Credit The Other Richard

Norah Lopez Holden Jill MasonHorse Ethan Kai Alan Strang Credit The Other Richard

2. Syreeta Kumar Dora StrangHorse Zubin Varla Martin Dysart Ethan Kai Alan Strang Credit The Other Richard

Syreeta Kumar Dora StrangHorse Zubin Varla Martin Dysart Ethan Kai Alan Strang Credit The Other Richard

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