The Ghosts of the Mary Rose: In 1545 Henry VIII's flagship, The Mary Rose sank off the English Coast. Now, as the Mary Rose Museum team ready a new exhibition on Tudor life as it was, they may well be experiencing 'Tudor life as it is.' Is the disturbing presence the ghosts of those who perished - or something equally frightening? Shifting between the present and that fateful day in 1545, The Ghosts of the Mary Rose is a swashbuckling ghost-story devised by the company.
Not suitable for audiences under 15 years of age.
Directed by Chris Main
Thurs 16th - Sat 18th Feb
7:30pm (2:30pm Sat matinee)
£8.00 / £5.00 concession
01702 328335 / clifftown@essex.ac.uk / www.clifftowntheatre.co.uk
The Ghosts of the Mary Rose at Clifftown Theatre in Southend on Sea, Essex on Thursday, 16 February 2012.
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