Blood Wedding

Thursday 6 – Saturday 22 February 2020 at 7.30pm
Thursday and Saturday matinees at 2.15pm

WORLD PREMIERE

BLOOD WEDDING

A Wiltshire village, today. Rob and his fiancée Georgie are checking out the village hall for their wedding reception, but Rob’s mum wonders if they're rushing into things. Just as they begin to talk her round, a figure from Georgie’s past appears and threatens to to shatter their plans. Very soon Georgie’s is questioning who really is the love of her life.

Barney Norris’s explosive retelling of Lorca’s classic tragedy sets the action firmly in a modern day Wiltshire community that’s rocked by revelations and gossip. His previous plays include Echo’s End and The Remains of the Day at Salisbury Playhouse.

"Has an emotional pull that confirms Norris as a writer to watch" The Guardian on Echo's End (2017)

Recommended age 14+ (contains some strong language)

Up in Arms supported by Frank and Elizabeth Brenan

EXHIBITION

27 January - 28 March
Don't miss Cornwall-based artist Nicola Bealing's exhibition Three Acts and Seven Scenes, a response to Lorca's Blood Wedding at Salisbury Arts Centre.
More info
 

Tickets £29 - £13

MADE IN SALISBURY PACKAGE
Book for all three of our plays (Relatively Speaking, Breaking the Code and Blood Wedding) at the same time and save 15%. View Booking Details for further information.

Post Show Talk Tuesday 18 February

MADE IN SALISBURY PACKAGE

Book for all three of our plays (Relatively Speaking, Breaking The Code and Blood Wedding) at the same time and save 15%

Members save 20% and can exchange their tickets for an alternative performance of the same production up to 7 days before the original performance.

(the same number of tickets at the same price must be booked together at the same time; this offer is subject to availability, cannot be used in conjunction with any other discount and may be withdrawn at any time).

 
Captioned performance Wednesday 19 February 2020 at 7.30pm
(speech is relayed live onto a screen, similar to television subtitles and ideal for those who may find it difficult hearing every word)

 
Audio Description & Touch Tour Thursday 20 February at 2.15pm & 7.30pm
(a live narrator describes the action on stage between the dialogue, via headphones)
Touch Tours (accompanying audio described performances, designed for blind or partially sighted audience members) the touch tours will start 90 minutes before the performance time. 

 
British Sign Language performance Friday 21 February at 7.30pm
​(an interpreter stands at the side of the stage)

Adapted by Barney Norris

Director Alice Hamilton

Designer James Perkins

Lighting Designer Johanna Town

Sound & Music Harry Blake