Lord Of The Flies
Created by the same team as last season's The Crucible, the production will rediscover this gripping drama in the unconfined and unparalleled atmosphere of theatre in the open air.
Why see Lord Of The Flies?
After a group of schoolboys survive a massive plane crash, what starts as a classic desert island adventure quickly becomes a struggle for survival as superstition and immorality sees the community slide into a darkly sinister world.
Created by the same team as last season’s The Crucible, the production will rediscover this gripping drama in the unconfined and unparalleled atmosphere of theatre in the open air.
Key Information
Audience
Lord Of The Flies is recommended for ages 11+.
Dates
Finished 18 Jun 2011
Cast
George Bukhari as Piggy
James Clay as Jack
Sam Clemmett as Bill
Theo Cowan as Henry
Matt Ingram as Roger
Jordan Maxwell as Maurice
James McConville as Sam
Stuart Matthews as Eric
Alistair Toovey as Ralph
Joshua Williams as Simon
Harrison Sansostri, Spike White & Adam Thomas Wright are sharing the role of Perceval.
James Clay as Jack
Sam Clemmett as Bill
Theo Cowan as Henry
Matt Ingram as Roger
Jordan Maxwell as Maurice
James McConville as Sam
Stuart Matthews as Eric
Alistair Toovey as Ralph
Joshua Williams as Simon
Harrison Sansostri, Spike White & Adam Thomas Wright are sharing the role of Perceval.
Creative
Director: Timothy Sheader
Designer: Jon Bausor
Designer: Jon Bausor
Reviews
Customer reviews
4 reviews, average rating: (4.9 Stars)
Ingrid
LORD of the Flies
came on 26th May (afternoon) and was completely blown away, not only with amazing set, so eerie but most importantly with the excellent acting. What an amazing bunch of young actors, they kept me spellbound throughout the whole performance. Well done all concerned. Keep up the excellent productions Open Air Theatre, love everything I have seen there. ... Read more
Jon Richens
Jaw dropping & mesmerising
Whether or not you have been to the Open Air Theatre
before, the entrance into the theatre's parameter is an
affective experience.
Walking into the amphitheatre itself always builds on your
initial feelings but the sights, sounds & smells that this LofF
production presents to you is utterly astonishing.
I spent ages, absorbed by the detail & scale of the set - it's a
good job that there is no curtain here or I wouldn't have taken
in the first quarter of the play if the stage had been presented
in a flourish.
Whether or not you know the story, this production captivates
you from the very first to the very last second & as the
darkness deepens, so does the atmosphere.
My only regret is not giving a standing ovation.
Wondrous, mesmerising theatre. ... Read more
Ross Watkins
brilliant
came with school and was blown away at the cleaverness of the play and the drama was brillint. Best play seen for a long time! ... Read more
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