Neil La Bute's This Is How It Goes Book NowSet in small-town America, LaBute’s darkly comic play considers the power of the truth, ill-considered choices, and people's capacity for cruelty.
With an outstanding cast including Gemma Atkinson (Calender Girls, West End and National Tour, recent release 13Hrs and Hollyoaks), Okezie Morro (Ruined, Almeida and Innocence, The Arcola) and Tom Greaves (Henry V, Southwark Playhouse) 'This drama gets right under your skin, proving as addictive as it is troubling.’ (Telegraph, Donmar Warehouse production, 2005) 'LaBute...the best new playwright to emerge in the past decade...a genius.' (The New Yorker) |
ON OUR STREET Book NowView a short introduction to 'On Our Street' Two further films will be posted throughout the week! CLICK HERE FOR ON OUR STREET FILM |
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE (or Salisbury) Book NowThe Barber of Seville has been transported to Jane Austen’s England, a world of rich, eligible bachelors, feisty heroines and snobbish relations familiar from much-loved BBC costume dramas. Obsequious Doctor Bartleby has designs on his ward Rosina, but she is far more interested in the attentions of a handsome stranger (actually a womanising Count in disguise). The whole affair is stage-managed by Figaro, the barber who knows everyone’s business and can fix your hair and love life with ease.
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SHOWSTOPPER! THE IMPROVISED MUSICAL Book NowShowstopper Productions in association with Good Night Out and Seabright Productions presents
Showstopper! The Improvised Musical A brand new musical is created from scratch at each performance of this award-winning production, which returns to the Kings Head following a sell-out international tour. |
HMS PINAFORE Book NowCharles Court Opera
In association with Adam Spreadbury-Maher & Ben Cooper For London's Little Opera House Presents H.M.S. Pinafore, by W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan Join little Buttercup in a cast of 9 all-singing all-dancing sailors on board the pride of Her Majestys Navy, the H.M.S Pinafore. Can the humble but handsome Able Seaman Ralph Rackstraw win the hand of lofty Josephine? Will Captain Corcoran ever realise his love for the poor bumboat woman? Will Dick Deadeye succeed in foiling their plans? TIME OUT, 4 STARS CRITICS CHOICE: "Gilbert and Sullivan virgins and lifelong Savoy Opera devotees alike should enjoy this breezy, extremely well-sung staging... There's character and technical virtuosity in the vocal performances.... fine comic detail...." |
MADAMA BUTTERFLY Book Now MADAMA BUTTERFLY
15TH DECEMBER 2010 - 23RD JANUARY 2011 A NEW VERSION BY ADAM SPREADBURY-MAHER MADAMA BUTTERFLY IS TRANSPLANTED TO PRESENT DAY BANGKOK FOR THIS RADICAL REINTERPRETATION OF PUCCINI'S MASTERPIECE. DIRECTED BY OPERAUPCLOSE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR ADAM SPREADBURY-MAHER WHOMAKES HIS OPERATIC DIRECTING DEBUT FOR THE COMPANY. |
28th September-3rd October 2010 |
Life by TennTennessee Williams' "Moony's Kid Don't Cry" and "The Case of the Crushed Petunias".
Presenting a portrait of a young Williams, this double-bill shows a glimpse of the author's lighter vision of life, as well as introducing some of the enduring themes from which he would later fashion all his major plays. |










