COME AND ENJOY A WEEK OF NOT-TO-BE-MISSED PERFORMANCES IN THE COPPICE THEATRE
COME AND ENJOY A WEEK OF NOT-TO-BE-MISSED PERFORMANCES IN THE COPPICE THEATRE
£5 per ticket or £3.50 concession
Open to staff, students and the general public
STAGS AND HENS
Come and join us at 'Branskys' (Coppice Theatre) to celebrate the hen and stag parties of Linda and Dave. Ladies get your 'L plates' at the ready and fellas, raise a pint to the happy couple in this fun and exciting adaptation of Willy Russell’s play 'Stags and Hens'. Lets Party!!!Friday 16 October (7pm)Monday 19 October (3pm and 7pm show)
GEORGE ORWELL’S ANIMAL FARMGeorge Orwell wrote his dystopian novel ‘Animal Farm’ in 1945 as an exploration of and commentary on Stalin’s Russia. For many years thought of as one of the greatest novels of twentieth century, we proudly present an interpretation of Sir Peter Hall’s acclaimed stage version. Using music, physical theatre and experimental techniques we offer you a unique and exhilarating viewing experience not to be missed.’Tuesday 20 October (7pm)Wednesday 21 October (3pm and 7pm show)
A BOY IN THE BLITZ
September 1940 and London is under attack from German shelling. A young boy crawls out from the rubble of his home with his memory lost in the horror of the destruction about him. In the London blackout the crime has begun as thieves and prostitutes take advantage of the dark. Into this world the boy is drawn, deeper and deeper until there seems no way out…Thursday 22 October (7pm)Friday 23 October (3pm and 7pm shows)
Tickets for all performances will be available from the College Shop as from Monday 28 September 2009.
£5 per ticket or £3.50 concession
Open to staff, students and the general public
STAGS AND HENS
Come and join us at 'Branskys' (Coppice Theatre) to celebrate the hen and stag parties of Linda and Dave. Ladies get your 'L plates' at the ready and fellas, raise a pint to the happy couple in this fun and exciting adaptation of Willy Russell’s play 'Stags and Hens'. Lets Party!!!Friday 16 October (7pm)Monday 19 October (3pm and 7pm show)
GEORGE ORWELL’S ANIMAL FARMGeorge Orwell wrote his dystopian novel ‘Animal Farm’ in 1945 as an exploration of and commentary on Stalin’s Russia. For many years thought of as one of the greatest novels of twentieth century, we proudly present an interpretation of Sir Peter Hall’s acclaimed stage version. Using music, physical theatre and experimental techniques we offer you a unique and exhilarating viewing experience not to be missed.’Tuesday 20 October (7pm)Wednesday 21 October (3pm and 7pm show)
A BOY IN THE BLITZ
September 1940 and London is under attack from German shelling. A young boy crawls out from the rubble of his home with his memory lost in the horror of the destruction about him. In the London blackout the crime has begun as thieves and prostitutes take advantage of the dark. Into this world the boy is drawn, deeper and deeper until there seems no way out…Thursday 22 October (7pm)Friday 23 October (3pm and 7pm shows)
Tickets for all performances will be available from the College Shop as from Monday 28 September 2009.