Theatre

The Story of Cerberus: A Very Good Boy

A mythological musical for the god of mankind's best friends.

$25.00 - $27.00
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Abigail has brown hair in space buns to emulate dog ears, wearing a big brown fur cape and a crushed velvet gown. She stands on a make-shift ferry across the river styx with a lantern in one hand, draping her arm over her head, and a glass of white wine in the other. Her eyes are closed and she is smiling.
Abigail has brown hair in space buns to emulate dog ears, wearing a big brown fur cape and a crushed velvet gown. She stands on a make-shift ferry across the river styx with a lantern in one hand, outstretched, and a glass of white wine in the other. Her eyes are open and filled with wonder.

Image Credit: Ed Neagu

Abigail has brown hair in space buns to emulate dog ears, wearing a big brown fur cape and a crushed velvet gown. She stands on a make-shift ferry across the river styx with a lantern in one hand, draping her arm over her head, and a glass of white wine in the other. Her eyes are closed and she is smiling.
Abigail has brown hair in space buns to emulate dog ears, wearing a big brown fur cape and a crushed velvet gown. She stands on a make-shift ferry across the river styx with a lantern in one hand, outstretched, and a glass of white wine in the other. Her eyes are open and filled with wonder.
  • Created and Performed by: Abigail Banister-Jones

The award-nominated musical shadow-puppet show is back for another monstrously limited season! Abigail Banister-Jones plays ALL THREE heads of Cerberus the dog. On a journey through song we will witness the hound's chaotic origins, and watch him grow into a faithful guard dog between the living and the dead. Cerberus has many run-ins with famous heroes of Greek myth, including: Orpheus, who journeys into the underworld to find his beloved Eurydice, and Hercules, who seeks to kidnap Cerberus to complete his 12th labor. Cerberus' favourite souls, however, are those of lost beloved pets who are waiting for their humans to join them, so they can enter eternity together.

Playing in an intimate space on the first floor of the iconic Nicholas Building, 'Cerberus' is to be a cosy night of slightly spooky, slightly sentimental songs and shadows. Seats are scarce in this little dog-house so be sure to get in quick! See you on the other side...