” a stunning performance.....a testament to O’Mahony’s skill as a storyteller”

(‘Intemperance’ - the New Vic)

Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s story of an epic sea journey, written in 1797, centres around the killing

of a harmless sea-bird - the albatross.

The havoc wreaked by this pointless act of vandalism explodes into one of the most popular and

best loved poems in the English language.

In an age that is increasingly aware of humanity’s relationship to, and dependence upon the

environment, Coleridge’s ‘poem of the biosphere’ is undergoing a popular revival. And no wonder;

it is a rollicking good yarn suffused with elements of the gothic and the downright ghostly...

‘an unforgettable story told in unforgettable language’.

Timbers will be shivered!

The Hungry Grass delivers a small-scale touring theatre production of the highest calibre, which

you can book now at a fraction of the cost normally associated with quality professional theatre.

Give us a large room, and some chairs, and we’ll bring you an event which will be profitable for

your venue, and leave a deep and lasting impression on your audiences.

"A tour de force by a master storyteller. Not to be missed”

Designed and directed by Sue Hill, whose work with KneeHigh of Cornwall, WildWorks and the

Eden Project has made her something of a living legend; with music by the company.

“Coleridge’s epic poem is magnificently brought to life in John O’Mahony’s mesmerising account.

He sets the scene, draws the characters, and takes the audience on a spell-binding journey.”

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