Scena Mundi Theatre

Theatre Company founded by Artistic Director Cecilia Dorland, based in London and specialising in performing the classical repertoire in historic buildings.

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Murder in the Cathedral
Touring to London, Oxford and Guildford
November 2019

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Murder in the Cathedral shows the ultimate struggle of Thomas Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury, an outspoken and courageous priest, silenced for daring to speak out against the king. Witness the assassination of Becket in a beautiful, immersive setting and feel his demons, the darkness and sense of doom ushered in by an iron-fisted monarch.

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Written in 1935 by T.S. Eliot, one of the twentieth century’s most innovative poets, this take on Becket’s death has contemporary echoes and warnings for our time.

Scena Mundi’s new staging in stunning cathedral settings coincides with the 850th anniversary of the real murder of Thomas Becket and immerses audiences in the pageant of suspense, murder and passion.

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Production images: Richard Hubert Smith

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Southwark Cathedral, London

4, 5, 12 & 13 November 2019

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University church of St Mary The Virgin, OXFORD

8 & 9 November 2019

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GUILDFORD Cathedral, Guildford

14 November 2019

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Supported by the TS Eliot Foundation

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Murder in the Cathedral would not be possible without the great support of Monika Beisner, Jenny Brophy, Susana Fajardo, The Reverend Canon William Gulliford and Ros Maskin at St Mark’s, Regent’s Park. Georgina Harding, Yvonne Horsfall-Turner, Father David Houlding at All Hallows, Kentish Town. Angela Hyde-Courtney, Helen Likierman & Julian Hale, Graham Marchant, Irena and Stephen Matlin, Sanda Miller, Martin Prest, Darren Royston, Astrid Schmetterling, Irene Cotton, Judy Stephenson, Hiroko Tsuji Dean, Gurcharan Virdee, Peter & Anita Wakeham.

And from us all, a very, very special thought to John Bird, Beatrice, Annie, Roland Istria, Sean Sweeney, Jack Christie and Richard Fitzherbert for your help and continued support of Scena Mundi.