Looking for an alternative to pantomime this Christmas? Here are a
few suggestions:
Jermyn Street Theatre presents
Judy Campbell and and Stefan Bednarczyk
in
Where Are The Songs We Sung?
directed by Sheridan Morley
Tuesday December 10th to Sunday December 22nd
King's Head Theatre
115 Upper Street, Islington London N1
Box office phone: 020 7226 1916
Tuesday to Saturday at 8.00pm
Sunday matinee at 3.30pm
Tickets: Tue - Thu and Sunday matinee £16.50 (£12.50 concs)
Fri & Sat evening £17.50 (no concessions)
Dinner available one hour before performance at a set price of £10.50
Sixty years ago Judy Campbell was the first person ever to sing A
Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square in the revue New Faces.
She subsequently went on to become Noel Coward's leading lady, playing
opposite him in Blithe Spirit, Present Laughter and
This Happy Breed. The roles of Joanna in Present Laughter
and Ethel in This Happy Breed were especially created for her.
Mark Bentley for Novel Theatre Company Ltd presents
Little Women
by Louisa May Alcott
adapted by EMMA REEVES
directed by ANDREW LOUDON
Friday 13th December 2002 - Friday 31st January 2003
Lillian Baylis Theatre
at Sadler’s Wells
Rosebery Avenue London EC1
Tickets: 020 7863 8000
Off Peak
Full price £19.50
Children £14.50
concessions & groups - £17.50
Peak
Full price £22.50
Children £17.50
concessions & groups - £19.50
Following two previous sold-out London seasons, this production has
been specially redesigned for an extended season, the longest ever
at the Lilian Baylis Theatre at Sadler's Wells. The cast features
Lizzie Conrad, Sarah Edwardson, Diana Eskell, Sarah Grochala, Paul
Hampton, Nikki Leigh Scott, Ann Micklethwaite. The adaptation is by
Emma Reeves.
Dick Barton Episode IV: The Flight of the Phoenix
Warehouse Theatre Company presents the WORLD PREMIERE of Dick Barton's
latest death-defying adventure
Friday th December to Sunday 2nd February
Gaberdine collar up, trilby at a rakish angle, intrepid sleuth Dick
Barton, is back in his most death-defying episode yet. Ably assisted
by his jolly working class sidekicks Jock and Snowy, Dick has waged
a constant battle with the forces of EFIL (the society of Evil Foreigners
in London). But this time, is Dick's number finally up? Will Dick's
courage crack and stiff upperlip tremble when, across a darkened crowded
room his eyes meet with the most fiendish foe yet? Could this be the
last time we see Dick Barton alive?
The cast features Adam Morris as Dick Barton and Darrell Brockis,
William Oxborrow, Kit Benjamin, Stephen Aintree and Louise Doherty.
Warehosue Theatre
Dingwall Road
Croydon
CR0 2NF
Box office: 020 8680 4060
Performance times:
Tue 6.30pm
Wed - Sat 8.00pm
Sun 5.00pm
Mon 16th December at 6.30pm
Sat 25th January & 1st February matinee at 4pm
Tickets: Mon, Tue, Wed, Sat mat & Sun mat : £11.00 (£8.00
concs)
Fri : £14.00 (£10.00 concs)
Sat eve : £14.00 (no concs)
Bargain night Thurs : all seats £6.50
