The Light Princess
By (Author) Samuel Adamson
By (author) Tori Amos
Faber & Faber
Faber & Faber
17th October 2013
Main
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
822.914
128
Width 126mm, Height 198mm, Spine 10mm
146g
I'm done, Father,
Keep your crown,
I swear you'll never bring me down!
I am not queen material!
Once, in opposing kingdoms lived a princess and a prince who had lost their mothers. Althea, unable to cry, became light with grief and floated, and so was locked away. Digby, so heavy-hearted that he could never smile, one day declares war. Althea, forced out of hiding, escapes, only to encounter the solemn prince on contested land and the warring heirs begin a passionate affair. But for Althea to find real love, she must first face her own deepest fears.
Every so often you see something in theatre so arresting, so unlike anything you've seen before, that you want to grab strangers in the street and tell them to book tickets. Daily Express A magical and ravishingly distinctive fusion of the theatrical arts. Independent A tour de force. Time Out
Samuel Adamson's plays include: Some Kind of Bliss (Trafalgar Studios), All About My Mother (from Almodovar; Old Vic),Fish and Company (Soho Theatre/National Youth Theatre), Southwark Fair (National Theatre), Drink, Dance, Laugh and Lie (Bush Theatre/Channel 4), Grace Note (Peter Hall Company/Old Vic), Clocks and Whistles (Bush Theatre) and contributions to the 24 Hour Plays (Old Vic), A Chain Play (Almeida Theatre) and Urban Scrawl (TheatreVoice/Theatre 503).