Tartarus, an abyss of torture beneath the throne of Hades, where the worst of sinners are chained for all eternity.
Most believe that Adam committed the first sin in the garden of Eden, yet that may not be the case. This postdramatic piece of theatre explores the themes of conformity, ritualistic movements and societal rules within a world plagued by sin.
Devised and performed by Level 1 BA Drama, Theatre and Performance / BA Drama and English students studying at LSCA.
£3 All Tickets // Free Live Pass Members (booking required)
Doors open 30 mins prior to event start time.
Age: 15+
Content Warnings: Violence, Blood, Death, Sin and Morality.
The University of Lincoln’s Centre for Culture and Creativity has delivered a year of significant growth and impact for the region’s creative sector, marking its third year as part of Arts Council England’s National Portfolio.
Lincoln Arts Centre is delighted to announce internationally renowned contemporary artist Annabel McCourt as the newest Associate Artist at the Centre.
Is hope a real thing, or is it just a false belief constructed by those in power?
“Why do they need to know all of this stuff?” One unknown location. Seven experiments.
“People like us don’t cry over spilt milk”
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