Elizabethan
Tobias Bacon died of love in 1618. Join him on the 400th anniversary of
his death as he finds out how. This piece of new writing by David
William Hughes combines comedy, historical research and authentic
performances of Renaissance music. With the help of the audience, David
plays Tobias and several of his lovers, all whilst singing and playing
the lute, in a one-man musical featuring genuine Elizabethan songs of
sadness, satire and seduction.
"Hughes was perfect"
TimesOfIsrael.com.
Since the Fringe Guide has gone to print the
following time and venue changes have been made:
22 February, new time: 6pm, new venue: Treasury 1860
23 February, 6.30pm, new venue: Cafe Outside the Square
24 February, 3pm, new venue: Treasury 1860: Treasury Tunnels: The Long Room
Presented by: Emma Knights Productions
David William Hughes is a singer, conductor, composer, and actor based in Boston, MA. His work combines early music, comedy, and scholarship to create unique and exciting performances.