Oedipus The Chief - Grey Coast Theatre At Lyth
10th June 2005
OEDIPUS THE CHIEF, a new play by George Gunn will be performed by Grey Coast Theatre Company at LYTH ARTS CENTRE, Caithness at 8.00 pm on Saturday 18th June.
A dynamic presentation directed by Eric Tessier-Lavigne in a moved reading with JULIA DALKIN, ADAM ROBERTSON, BRIAN SMITH, FINLAY MACLEAN and HELEN MACKAY with a community chorus.
Discussion with audience will follow.
This event is made possible by support from Hi-Arts Highland Producers' Development Fund
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