The Southwark Mysteries

a contemporary cycle of Mystery Plays

by John Constable

Shakespeare's Globe and Southwark Cathedral

Easter Sunday, St George's Day, 23rd April 2000

  1. View The Ghastly Cherub (Globe, 23rd April 2000)
  2. View Enter The Goose... (Globe, 23rd April 2000)
  3. View 'Aaaaaand... Cut!' Enter Satan (Globe, 23rd April 2000)
  4. View The Goose (Globe, 23rd April 2000)
  5. View Enter Jesus (Globe, 23rd April 2000)
  6. View Satan & Co. at The Globe, 23rd April 2000
  7. View 'The chemical shaman...' (John Crow under the influence)
  8. View The Crucifixion (Globe, 23rd April 2000)
  9. View 'Son of Man in the street'
  10. View Goose, Angel & Crow, Southwark Cathedral, Easter Sunday
  11. View 'Satan's Dildo' (Southwark Cathedral, Easter Sunday 2000)
  12. View Southwark Cathedral - Easter Sunday 2000

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The Southwark Mysteries 

 Southwark Cathedral,

22 - 24 April 2010

  1. View Goose and Moll Cutpurse (Globe, 2000)
  2. View 'The Temptation of John Crow'

photos: Juliet Singer

Directed by Sarah Davey.

Designer: Annie Kelly. Musical Director: Richard Kilgour.

The core professional cast featured Roddy McDevitt as Jesus, Jacqueline Haigh as Satan, Peter Marinker as Yahweh, Di Sherlock

as Goose / Mary Magdalene, with John Constable as John Crow and a large community cast of adults and children from three local schools.

A capacity audience attended the performance, which began in Shakespeare’s Globe and ended in Southwark Cathedral.

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