The Cries of Silent Men

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This production is part of neat11 and takes place at Nottingham Castle grounds.

In 1535, the men of the silent Carthusian Order of a small Nottinghamshire monastery stood up to Henry VIII’s demands in his battle to reform the alliance between church and state. This is the story of that incredible confrontation – the beginning of a wave of violence that would crash through England for decades.

Hanby and Barrett have become known across the region for producing spectacular site specific work with community actors. The Cries of Silent Men, commissioned by Broxtowe Borough Council, was first performed at Beauvale Priory in 2010.

This outdoor performance involves moving from place to place. Please note seating is not provided.

Please call the Box Office on 0115 941 9419 to book

Part of neat11 (Nottingham European Arts and Theatre Festival 2011)

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