Wuthering Heights

Fri 25 Jul 2014

Four performers explore their experiences of being men in Peter McMaster’s bold, award-winning, all male interpretation of Emily Bronte’s seminal text. As they recall the dark expanses of the Yorkshire moors, they sing together, full-throated, and dance optimistically to the howling tones of Kate Bush.

They ask, almost 200 years after the book was published, are the aspirations of men very different now? The energy of this brave new performance is not to be missed.

Presented by The Arches, Glasgow

‘ a brave, moving exploration of what it means to be a man today’ Daily Record ****

‘ …honest, inventive, beautifully choreographed’ The Guardian ****

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Rachel Blackman sitting on the floor behind a red plastic chair, with her legs on either side of the chair and her head through the hole in the chair's back. There's a small electric keyboard on the chair and a pot plant next to it

Wuthering Heights

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