Current Season
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ENRON
By Lucy Prebble
Wednesday 11th March until Friday 13th March 2026 at 7:30pm
Saturday 14th March at 2:00pm and 6:30pm
at
Theatre Peckham
221 Havil Street,
London SE5 7SB
In 2001 the world saw the largest corporate bankruptcy so far, as energy giant Enron collapses with $74 billion in losses and 90,000 employees losing their jobs. Enron, lauded icon of the future, leaves a swathe of destruction that sends shockwaves across the world. 3000 boxes of evidence, 1800 interviews, 5 years of court cases and decades of prison sentences handed down, and the FBI finally pieced together the story of the largest corporate malfeasance case in human history. Every so often, someone comes along and tries to change the world. We just hope that when the smartest minds come together, they’re not just doing it for themselves.
The millennium rises, and a Texan giant falls.
Adult Standard: £17
18 years and under: £10 (plus booking fee)
Content: Production contains adult themes. Suitable 14+
This Amateur production of Enron is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd. on behalf of Samuel French Ltd.
Future Productions
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Conceived and developed by Abigail Killeen
Written by Rose Courtney
Directed by Liz Nicholson
To be performed
at
The Jack Studio Theatre
410 Brockley Road
London SE4 2DH
Wednesday 17th June until Friday 19th June at 7.30pm
Saturday 20th June at 2.30pm and 7.30pm
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Adapted and Directed by Emily Tarry-Wright and Hayley Blundel from the novel by Jane Austen
To be performed
at
Bell House Gardens
27 College Road
SE21 7BG
Saturday & Sunday, 18th and 19th July (afternoon and early evening)
Saturday & Sunday, 25th and 26th July (afternoon and early evening)
Emma is a fun, lighthearted satire about life in a small town in rural Regency England, full of characters, comedy and heartfelt moments.
Cast: 12 - 18
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By William Shakespeare
Directed by Gill Daly
To be confirmed
at
St. Dunstan's College Theatre
Stanstead Road
Catford
SE6 4TY
Wednesday 28th until Friday 30th October, 7:30pm
Saturday 31st October, 2:30 & 7:30pm
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Cast: 12 - 18
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By Laurence Boswell
Directed by Jan Rae
Venue TBC
Wednesday 16th December until Saturday 19th December, 7:30pm
This adaptation, first performed at the Young Vic in 1996, draws on the origns of the tale in French folklore, and is filled with music, dance and song.
Cast: 9 plus chorus
