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First Look: Icarus at The Unicorn Theatre

by Staff Writer
January 30, 2019
Reading Time: 1 min read
Marshall Defender Nyanhete as Icarus and Selva Rasalingam as Daedalus in Icarus at the Unicorn Theatre. Photo by Camilla Greenwell

Marshall Defender Nyanhete as Icarus and Selva Rasalingam as Daedalus in Icarus at the Unicorn Theatre. Photo by Camilla Greenwell

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First Look images have been released for Icarus at the Unicorn Theatre.  Cressida Brown directs a bold new version of the classic Greek myth of Icarus from German playwright Katrin Lange, in a translation by Purni Morell.

This epic, thrilling and funny adventure story – with an original score and spectacular stagecraft – re-imagines the myth from Icarus’ perspective. His family is falling apart and he feels powerless to help. His father is far away across the sea, forced to work for the tyrannical King Minos and unable to return.

Icarus makes a decision to take control of their fate. But what can one boy do against injustice? Can he save his family or will he crash and burn? As Icarus attempts to make sense of the adult world, he begins to understand that there is no one answer, that his parents are fallible, and that doing the right thing is hard. Icarus is a vivid and engaging play that explores growing up, family relationships, corruption, myths and mortality.

       

Icarus  is at The Unicorn Theatre 26th January to 10th March 2019.

Marshall Defender Nyanhete as Icarus in Icarus at the Unicorn Theatre. Photo by Camilla Greenwell
Marshall Defender Nyanhete as Icarus in Icarus at the Unicorn Theatre. Photo by Camilla Greenwell
Rayxia Ojo as Ariadne and Marshall Defender Nyanhete as Icarus in Icarus at the Unicorn Theatre. Photo by Camilla Greenwell
Rayxia Ojo as Ariadne and Marshall Defender Nyanhete as Icarus in Icarus at the Unicorn Theatre. Photo by Camilla Greenwell
Rayxia Ojo as Ariadne in Icarus at the Unicorn Theatre. Photo by Camilla Greenwell
Rayxia Ojo as Ariadne in Icarus at the Unicorn Theatre. Photo by Camilla Greenwell
Selva Rasalingam and Marshall Defender Nyanhete in Icarus at the Unicorn Theatre. Photo by Camilla Greenwell
Selva Rasalingam and Marshall Defender Nyanhete in Icarus at the Unicorn Theatre. Photo by Camilla Greenwell
Arinder Sadhra as Xena in Icarus at the Unicorn Theatre. Photo by Camilla Greenwell
Arinder Sadhra as Xena in Icarus at the Unicorn Theatre. Photo by Camilla Greenwell
Marshall Defender Nyanhete as Icarus in Icarus at the Unicorn Theatre. Photo by Camilla Greenwell
Marshall Defender Nyanhete as Icarus in Icarus at the Unicorn Theatre. Photo by Camilla Greenwell
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