Theatre in the Parks - Perseus & Andromeda

Being a teenager is a difficult time in your life. Take Perseus for example. An impoverished, but ambitious young lad, from a single parent home, has to try and make his way in the world while dealing with the delusions of his mother. She insists that they are royalty, and his father was a God! How is he supposed to live up to that?

Andromeda would love to be left alone, but being actual royalty, she has duties, like marriage, and a mother who is insufferably vain. Embarrassing enough, but when she starts including her daughter in her vain boasts life is about to get a lot more dramatic for the young girl.

Then there are the Gods. They are starting to take an interest in all of these goings on. That rarely makes things easier, they do have a way of making things more difficult…

The performance will take place in West Stow Country Park. Please note “Theatre in the Parks” tickets do not include a visit to the Anglo Saxon Museum.

Please bring chairs and blankets with you, pack a picnic and dress for the weather, it is the British summer after all!

Times: 12pm & 3.30pm
Tickets: Adult £13.50, Child and Senior Concessions £11.50. Under 5's go free and do not require a ticket. Assisting carers go free and do not require a ticket.
Booking: Essential. Please click the ‘book now’ button or call The Apex Box Office on 01284 758000
Venue: West Stow Country Park

This event is promoted by WOWS/Quill & Inkling