Current Season
BABETTE'S FEAST
Directed by Liz Nicholson​
Conceived and developed by
ABIGAIL KILLEN
Written by
ROSE COURTNEY
Adapted from the short story by
ISAK DINESEN
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To be performed
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The Jack Studio Theatre
410 Brockley Road
London SE4 2DH
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Tuesday 16th June until Friday 19th June at 7.30pm
Saturday 20th June at 3pm and 7.30pm
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It is 1871 and Babette has fled for her life, as a refugee from the violent uprisings in Paris. She arrives, destitute, on the doorstep of two devout sisters in a remote part of Norway. But Babette is more than she seems. And the impact of her arrival on the people who take her in and the local community turns out to be transformative, both for them and for herself. If Scandi Noir has left you bleak, come and be uplifted by a timeless tale of love and loss and laughter - and the triumph of the human spirit among the fjords.
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Tickets: £17, £15 concessions (full-time students, over 65s, registered unwaged, under 18s and Equity Members. Please bring proof of status).
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Please note that enquiries regarding ticket purchases should be made direct to the Jack Studio
Jack Studio : admin@brockleyjack.co.uk
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Recommended age : 12+
Running time : 90 minutes without an interval
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Future Productions​​​​​​​
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Based on the novel by Jane Austen​​
Adapted for the stage and directed by
Emily Tarry-Wright and Hayley Blundell
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With music by Paul Grimwood
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To be performed in the Gardens of Bell House, 27 College Road, London SE21 7BG
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On July 18th, 19th, 25th and 26th at 2pm and 5:30pm each day
Emma Woodhouse - handsome, clever, and rich - seems to unite some of the best blessings of existence. But soon she will discover that none of these advantages can guarantee success when it comes to predicting the hearts of others. Will Emma learn that some things are out of her control despite her love of matchmaking? And will she ever notice that true love may be closer to home than she thinks?
Join the Dulwich Players at Bell House, a beautiful regency venue in Dulwich Village, for an afternoon or evening with Austen. This is an outdoor production in Bell House's gorgeous gardens, so don't forget to bring your sunhat, sunglasses, and suntan lotion (and maybe a raincoat and something to sit on)! Refreshments will be available during the intermission.
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RICHARD III
By William Shakespeare
Directed by
Gill Daly​
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St. Dunstan's College Theatre
Stanstead Road
Catford
SE6 4TY
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Wednesday 28th until Friday 30th October, 7:30pm
Saturday 31st October, 2:30 & 7:30pm
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Was Richard an evil murderer? Or, in a brutal age where cousins wage war on each other and trust turns to paranoia and menace, was he just a creature of his time?
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BEAUTY & THE BEAST
By
Laurence Boswell
Directed by
Jan Rae
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Venue TBC
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Wednesday 16th December until Saturday 19th December, 7:30pm
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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.
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