Full cast revealed for 'Equus' at the Menier Chocolate Factory
Peter Shaffer's play follows a 17-year-old boy, who has a pathological religious fascination with horses, and the psychiatrist who tries to find a cure.
Full casting has been revealed for Lindsay Posner’s revival of Peter Shaffer’s Equus, which begins performances at the Menier Chocolate Factory in London on 8 May running through 4 July.
Joining the previously announced Toby Stephens (Dr. Martin Dysart) are Amanda Abbington (Hesther Salomon), Bella Aubin (Jill Mason), Emma Cunniffe (Dora Strang), Paula James (Nurse), Colin Mace (Frank Strang), Ed Mitchell (Nugget/Young Horseman), David Rubin (Dalton) and Noah Valentine (Alan Strang), with Luke Hodkinson, Aristide Lyons, Zach Parkin, Tommi Sutton and Moses Ward.
Shaffer's play follows a 17-year-old boy, who has a pathological religious fascination with horses, and the psychiatrist who tries to find a cure.
The rest of the creative team includes Paul Farnsworth (Set and Costume Design); Paul Pyant (Lighting Design); Adam Cork (Composer and Sound Design); and James Cousins (Movement Director).
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Photo credit: Toby Stephens and Amanda Abbington. (Courtesy of production)
Frequently asked questions
What is Equus about?
What prompts a 17-year-old boy to blind six horses? This is the challenge presented to psychiatrist Martin Dysart as he delves into the psyche of his young patient Alan Strang to search for the answers and at the same time questioning whether the cure is more dangerous than the crime.
How long is Equus?
The running time of Equus is 2hr 45min. Incl. 1 Interval.
Where is Equus playing?
Equus is playing at Menier Chocolate Factory. The theatre is located at 53 Southwark Street, London, SE1 1RU.
How much do tickets cost for Equus?
Tickets for Equus start at £44.
What's the age recommendation for Equus?
The recommended age for Equus is Ages 15+..
How do you book tickets for Equus?
Book tickets for Equus on London Theatre.
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