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Featuring an original score composed by Nicholas Peters, The Congleton Players present 'Frankenstein: The Fire and the Silence'.
This is not the story you know. This is what came after.
In the frozen Arctic, at the edge of the world, Victor Frankenstein hunts the being he created—and abandoned.
Aboard the icebound ship Ozymandias, Captain Walton drives his crew toward ruin in pursuit of discovery, while rumours of the Stallo—a creature of snow and silence—haunt the men.
Through blizzard and firelight, myth and memory, Frankenstein: The Fire and the Silence reimagines the final, untold chapter of Mary Shelley’s masterpiece. It is a story of ambition, grief, and creation — where man, monster, and nature collide in a battle for the soul of humanity.
From the same team who bought you 2024’s multi-award winning ‘Frankenstein’: featuring an immersive pre-show experience, striking Arctic visuals, original cinematic music, and award-winning performances, this haunting new play invites audiences into a world where warmth is fleeting, and silence speaks louder than thunder.
NOTE: Wheelchair tickets (all dates) are available at the Information Centre.
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Starts at 7:30PM
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Daneside Theatre, Congleton, CW12 1DP
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Nicholas Peters Biography
Dr. Nicholas Peters studied Music Composition with Dr. Christopher Hobbs at Coventry University, achieving a First Class BA (Hons) degree (2008), an MA with Distinction (2011), and a practice-based PhD in Sonic Art, which he passed without any formal amendments (2019). He holds an Associate Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (AFHEA), and the diploma of Associate Fellow of the National College of Music and Arts, London (AFNCollM). Nicholas lectured in music at Coventry University from 2010 to 2022. He is an accredited sound and mantra therapist with the IPHM and runs sound baths for deep relaxation in Altrincham, Bowdon, Hale, and Sale.
He specialises in creating music designed to induce altered states of consciousness, required for undertaking shamanic journeying, inner focusing, and meditation. He produces singing bowl and sound bath compositions, short instrumental compositions, theatrical production music, electro-acoustic, experimental, and ambient tracks. His tracks 'Dreams of the Deep (432 Hz)' and 'Contemplating Dhyana' have been played on "The Sleeping Forecast" on BBC Radio 3 Unwind. His sound therapy releases include 'Mindful Moments with Ancient Jambati Singing Bowl', 'Sound Bath for Mother Earth', 'Rain and Thunder Therapy', 'Sound Bath: Himalayan Singing Bowls and Rain', and 'Spirit of the Himalayas Shamanic Singing Bowl'.
His album "Frankenstein", is a theatre soundtrack composed for a play of the same name, directed by OSCAR and BAFTA-nominated Animator-Director Barry J. C. Purves.
More information about his music is available on his website: www.nicholaspeters.co.uk
Read MoreHe specialises in creating music designed to induce altered states of consciousness, required for undertaking shamanic journeying, inner focusing, and meditation. He produces singing bowl and sound bath compositions, short instrumental compositions, theatrical production music, electro-acoustic, experimental, and ambient tracks. His tracks 'Dreams of the Deep (432 Hz)' and 'Contemplating Dhyana' have been played on "The Sleeping Forecast" on BBC Radio 3 Unwind. His sound therapy releases include 'Mindful Moments with Ancient Jambati Singing Bowl', 'Sound Bath for Mother Earth', 'Rain and Thunder Therapy', 'Sound Bath: Himalayan Singing Bowls and Rain', and 'Spirit of the Himalayas Shamanic Singing Bowl'.
His album "Frankenstein", is a theatre soundtrack composed for a play of the same name, directed by OSCAR and BAFTA-nominated Animator-Director Barry J. C. Purves.
More information about his music is available on his website: www.nicholaspeters.co.uk
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