19:30, Tue 24th June 2014 at Heathfield School, Ascot
15:30, Sun 10th – Mon 25th August 2014 at C+1, C-Venues, Edinburgh Fringe
Summer Vacation

When Odysseus finally came home, after years at sea, he ruthlessly hanged twelve innocent maids. Whilst this was a mere footnote in Homer's original story, Margaret Atwood has given these women a voice, in her dark yet witty play: 'The Penelopiad'.

Presented by Cambridge Shortlegs, and funded by Pembroke Players, in a challenging physical theatre adaptation - inspired by Frantic Assembly - see one of the world's most famous myths retold through Atwood's "cunning replotting and smart updating" (Mary Beard).

From the creative team behind the original ADC Lateshow (4 Varsity, 8/10 TCS), 'Five Kinds of Silence' (5 Varsity, 9/10 TCS), and A Clockwork Orange (4 CTR, 4 Tab, 9/10 TCS)