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'We have a massive capacity for love.' Benedict Cumberbatch recorded a special message for fans, ahead of the National Theatre at Home stream of the timeless and thrilling stage show, Frankenstein. He alternates the role of Victor Frankenstein and the creature, with Jonny Lee Miller.
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You can watch both versions of Danny Boyle's monster hit, Frankenstein, which tells the story of a creature learning to inhabit the world, and a doctor's desire to control the world through science. Streaming now on National Theatre at Home.
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Thank you to the amazing artists who have allowed us to share Frankenstein in this way, during this unprecedented time, when so many theatre fans can't visit their local theatres.
At the National Theatre in London, we make world-class theatre that is entertaining, challenging and inspiring. And we make it for everyone.
National Theatre Live is National Theatre’s ground-breaking project to broadcast the best of British theatre to cinemas in the UK and internationally.
Frankenstein was filmed live on-stage in 2011 by National Theatre Live.