Consistently awarded four and five stars, and hailed as the finest show of the RSC's summer season, to see Dido, Queen of Carthage was an absolute must. And what a treat it was: visually spellbinding and delivered with clarity and poise, Christopher Marlowe's play was brought into vivid technicolour in this spectacular production. Here's my thoughts.
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Thursday, 5 October 2017
Review: RSC, Dido Queen of Carthage
In the kingdom of the gods, Jupiter and his dysfunctional family revel in hedonism, cruelty and spite...
Consistently awarded four and five stars, and hailed as the finest show of the RSC's summer season, to see Dido, Queen of Carthage was an absolute must. And what a treat it was: visually spellbinding and delivered with clarity and poise, Christopher Marlowe's play was brought into vivid technicolour in this spectacular production. Here's my thoughts.
Consistently awarded four and five stars, and hailed as the finest show of the RSC's summer season, to see Dido, Queen of Carthage was an absolute must. And what a treat it was: visually spellbinding and delivered with clarity and poise, Christopher Marlowe's play was brought into vivid technicolour in this spectacular production. Here's my thoughts.
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