Brighton Festival: The Complete Deaths, Theatre Royal by Thomas H Green

The Complete Deaths refers to the complete onstage deaths in Shakespeare's work, all 75 of them, including the "black ill favour'd fly" in Titus Andronicus. The latter becomes a persistent theme throughout, appearing even as the audience take their seats, a joke shop plastic approximation attached to wire, being poked up the nose of a prostrate cast member. The whole is the work of two respected Brighton-based theatr…

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