This year Summer Festival includes a World Premiere as part of its programme - Jerusalem: the Song of Deeds.
The cast, creative & production teams have been in rehearsals for several weeks now and the results of their efforts are really special, as was witnessed in yesterday's dress rehearsal. The story of
Parzefal and Mira is touching and believable, whilst characters like King
Tafur and
Bohemond are terrifying. And in amongst the gripping
plot lines, Peter
Arnott manages to throw in a good few laughs as well as some catchy numbers ("glory glory!", loved that). Top all of this off with a beautifully skillful set design, plus the odd special effect and you've got what's going to be a bit of an epic production. That's all I'm saying, don't want to spoil the element of surprise. So get your tickets
here. And hope you like the photos. Courtesy of Douglas Robertson.
They asked me to take this one.
This one started off as a group shot, that Scott then sabotaged. 
