Jekyll and Hyde
Jekyll and Hyde
by Robert Louis Stevenson
Adapted by Neil BartlettDirected by Jeneseka Alexander
Only weeks after being sworn in as a member of the medical profession, Dr Stevenson finds herself in charge of her first ward, the first woman doctor appointed at the hospital – and playing detective to a strange case involving the highly respected Dr Henry Jekyll, and a murderous criminal, Mr Edward Hyde.
“Man is not truly one, but truly two.”
Please note: Parental discretion is recommended for this production.
The show includes adult themes including misogyny and suicide which some may find disturbing. The action also includes the portrayal of violence with realistic stage effects, flashing lights, smoke and loud noises.
Jekyll and Hyde
Jekyll and Hyde
by Robert Louis Stevenson
Adapted by Neil BartlettDirected by Jeneseka Alexander
Only weeks after being sworn in as a member of the medical profession, Dr Stevenson finds herself in charge of her first ward, the first woman doctor appointed at the hospital – and playing detective to a strange case involving the highly respected Dr Henry Jekyll, and a murderous criminal, Mr Edward Hyde.
“Man is not truly one, but truly two.”
Please note: Parental discretion is recommended for this production.
The show includes adult themes including misogyny and suicide which some may find disturbing. The action also includes the portrayal of violence with realistic stage effects, flashing lights, smoke and loud noises.
Jekyll and Hyde
Jekyll and Hyde
by Robert Louis Stevenson
Adapted by Neil BartlettDirected by Jeneseka Alexander
Only weeks after being sworn in as a member of the medical profession, Dr Stevenson finds herself in charge of her first ward, the first woman doctor appointed at the hospital – and playing detective to a strange case involving the highly respected Dr Henry Jekyll, and a murderous criminal, Mr Edward Hyde.
“Man is not truly one, but truly two.”
Please note: Parental discretion is recommended for this production.
The show includes adult themes including misogyny and suicide which some may find disturbing. The action also includes the portrayal of violence with realistic stage effects, flashing lights, smoke and loud noises.