The Marlowe Papers (a one-man play)

You’re the author of the greatest plays of all time. But nobody knows. And if it gets out, you’re dead.

It’s 1593, and Kit Marlowe, the most successful playwright in Elizabethan England, is

stabbed through the eye at the age of 29. Except he isn’t. Because Marlowe is also a

secret agent. His secret service colleagues have faked his death because protecting the

Queen from Catholic assassination plots has led to his arrest for atheism, a capital crime.

Join Kit on his journey into exile and anonymity as he recounts the story of beer-drinking,

duels and spying that led to his losing lovers, friends and his very identity... and wrestles

with the unique torture of all his new work being credited to his front, one William Shakespeare.

Starring Jamie Martin

By: Ros Barber

Adapted for the stage by: Ros Barber & Nicola Haydn

Music by: James Fiddes-Smith

Directed by: Nicola Haydn

Image Credit: Aaron Munday and Alice Moore

NOTE:

Buying this ticket permits you access to the performance of The Marlowe Papers (a one-man play) only. If you would also like to attend the morning event of The Shakespearean Authorship Trust's Annual gathering ("To write and read comes by nature": Imagining an alternative Shakespeare), you can purchase a separate ticket here:

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-shakespearean-authorship-trust-annual-gathering-event-1-tickets-1742619625209?aff=oddtdtcreator