This show is about Martin Luther.And it’s for people who aren’t quite sure which Luther we’re talking about! This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. With a feeling of Horrible Histories and Monty Python, A Monk’s Tale helps the audience understand the unfamiliar medieval mindset, and exactly what Luther was trying to do with his 95 Theses, which sparked one of the most significant movements in history: the Reformation. The show is light, accessible and funny, using sketches and songs to explain the specifics of the story: the indulgences, purgatory, the sacraments and theological disputes of the period. As the play unfolds, the audience will be informed and challenged as well as entertained and amused. Suitable for all ages and all faiths, as well as skeptics, the fast-paced hour-long show also covers the Wycliffe and the Lollards, popes, princes and the seismic changes brought on by the internet of its time, the Printing Press. Tickets are £8 each on advance or £10 each on the door. There is one performance at 8pm on October the 12th. To order tickets or for further information please contact us at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
With a feeling of Horrible Histories and Monty Python, A Monk’s Tale helps the audience understand the unfamiliar medieval mindset, and exactly what Luther was trying to do with his 95 Theses, which sparked one of the most significant movements in history: the Reformation. The show is light, accessible and funny, using sketches and songs to explain the specifics of the story: the indulgences, purgatory, the sacraments and theological disputes of the period. As the play unfolds, the audience will be informed and challenged as well as entertained and amused. Suitable for all ages and all faiths, as well as skeptics, the fast-paced hour-long show also covers the Wycliffe and the Lollards, popes, princes and the seismic changes brought on by the internet of its time, the Printing Press. Tickets are £8 each on advance or £10 each on the door. There is one performance at 8pm on October the 12th. To order tickets or for further information please contact us at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
