Review: When the Morning Stars Sang (& The Angels Shouted for Joy), Tobacco Factory Theatres – ‘A poised performance, but a limited interrogation of ideas’’

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Yesterday evening saw Tobacco Factory Theatres play host to an evening of storytelling accompanied by cello. When The Morning Stars Sang (& The Angels Shouted For Joy) features Hugh Lupton reciting ancient tales from the three great monotheisms of the world, over well-timed music performed by cellist and singer Sarah Moody. The interaction between myth and truth makes for rich artistic soil. Become a member Community member Find out moreWhen The Morning Stars Sang (…) seeks to revivify and combine the foundational myths which constitute the Abrahamic religions of Judaism, Christianity and Islam. When the Morning Stars Sang (& The Angels Shouted for Joy) is at Tobacco Factory Theatres on September 22-23 at 7.30pm.