The wonderful JOHN ELKINGTON can be seen playing the Sheriff of Nottingham in Robin Hood: The Arrow of Destiny at York Theatre Royal directed by Damian Cruden & Suzann McLean.
Times are hard for the poor people of Nottingham, which means things have never been better for the wicked Sheriff and his tax collectors. But, never fear, everything’s bound to turn out fine as soon as Robin Hood comes to the rescue. Except what happens when he doesn’t? Has Robin got lost in Sherwood Forest or are there darker forces plotting against the greatest folk hero of old England? There’s only one way to find out and only one person brave enough to try. Maid Marian!
Follow Marian’s quest into the forest to discover why the legend of Robin Hood and his Merry Men isn’t quite what she imagined. What she finds there will change her life forever and add a thrilling new chapter to English folk history. There’s a lot more to becoming a hero than looking cool in green tights!
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