Presented by OVATION
Devised and Directed by John Plews
Book & lyrics by Jennifer Selway
Music by Simon Slater
27th May – 26th June 2016
Tuesdays – Saturdays at 7.30pm
Sunday matinees at 4pm
A BRAND NEW PLAY WITH MUSIC
Set between 1931 and 1936, Wallis is centered around the love affair that led to the biggest constitutional crisis in modern Royal history.
Just how did Mrs Simpson, a divorced American, capture and keep the heart of the playboy prince?
What secrets lay beneath the scandal that rocked British Society and threatened to bring down Stanley Baldwin’s Government?
Ticket Prices:
Friday 27th May – PREVIEW All tickets £10
28th May – 19th June:
Tuesdays & Wednesdays – £14/£12 concessions
Thursdays & Fridays – £16/£14 concessions
Saturdays & Sundays – £18/£16
21st – 26th June:
Tuesday – Friday – £18/£16 concessions
Saturday 25th & Sunday 26th – £20/£18 concessions
Presented by OVATION
Devised and Directed by John Plews
Book & lyrics by Jennifer Selway
Music by Simon Slater
27th May – 26th June 2016
Tuesdays – Saturdays at 7.30pm
Sunday matinees at 4pm
A BRAND NEW PLAY WITH MUSIC
Set between 1931 and 1936, Wallis is centered around the love affair that led to the biggest constitutional crisis in modern Royal history.
Just how did Mrs Simpson, a divorced American, capture and keep the heart of the playboy prince?
What secrets lay beneath the scandal that rocked British Society and threatened to bring down Stanley Baldwin’s Government?
Ticket Prices:
Friday 27th May – PREVIEW All tickets £10
28th May – 19th June:
Tuesdays & Wednesdays – £14/£12 concessions
Thursdays & Fridays – £16/£14 concessions
Saturdays & Sundays – £18/£16
21st – 26th June:
Tuesday – Friday – £18/£16 concessions
Saturday 25th & Sunday 26th – £20/£18 concessions
Presented by OVATION
Devised and Directed by John Plews
Book & lyrics by Jennifer Selway
Music by Simon Slater
27th May – 26th June 2016
Tuesdays – Saturdays at 7.30pm
Sunday matinees at 4pm
A BRAND NEW PLAY WITH MUSIC
Set between 1931 and 1936, Wallis is centered around the love affair that led to the biggest constitutional crisis in modern Royal history.
Just how did Mrs Simpson, a divorced American, capture and keep the heart of the playboy prince?
What secrets lay beneath the scandal that rocked British Society and threatened to bring down Stanley Baldwin’s Government?
Ticket Prices:
Friday 27th May – PREVIEW All tickets £10
28th May – 19th June:
Tuesdays & Wednesdays – £14/£12 concessions
Thursdays & Fridays – £16/£14 concessions
Saturdays & Sundays – £18/£16
21st – 26th June:
Tuesday – Friday – £18/£16 concessions
Saturday 25th & Sunday 26th – £20/£18 concessions
Presented by Falling Pennies Theatre Company
By James Hartnell
20th – 24th July
Wednesday – Saturday 7.30pm
Sunday 4pm
Remedial Remedies looks at how the youth of today are pressured, how the stress of exams and succeeding can affect their overall performance and social life. We follow the story of Bruce, Jack, Kevin and Ben, four students who have failed their English GCSE. It’s the run up to the resit of the exam and they have been placed into a special revision session with a support teacher Mr Winterdon. Each boy deals with the week differently, we see the effects of ADHD and discover more about their relationship with Winterdon, each other and their school, seeing how each boy has a different outlook on the exams and their future life. As the pressure starts to pile on we watch as the cracks begin to appear and see a hopeless Mr Winterdon trying to pave the way to greatness.
TICKETS:
Wednesday/ Thursday/ Friday – £12/£10 concessions
Saturday/ Sunday – £14/£12 concessions
Presented by Falling Pennies Theatre Company
By James Hartnell
20th – 24th July
Wednesday – Saturday 7.30pm
Sunday 4pm
Remedial Remedies looks at how the youth of today are pressured, how the stress of exams and succeeding can affect their overall performance and social life. We follow the story of Bruce, Jack, Kevin and Ben, four students who have failed their English GCSE. It’s the run up to the resit of the exam and they have been placed into a special revision session with a support teacher Mr Winterdon. Each boy deals with the week differently, we see the effects of ADHD and discover more about their relationship with Winterdon, each other and their school, seeing how each boy has a different outlook on the exams and their future life. As the pressure starts to pile on we watch as the cracks begin to appear and see a hopeless Mr Winterdon trying to pave the way to greatness.
TICKETS:
Wednesday/ Thursday/ Friday – £12/£10 concessions
Saturday/ Sunday – £14/£12 concessions
Presented by Falling Pennies Theatre Company
By James Hartnell
20th – 24th July
Wednesday – Saturday 7.30pm
Sunday 4pm
Remedial Remedies looks at how the youth of today are pressured, how the stress of exams and succeeding can affect their overall performance and social life. We follow the story of Bruce, Jack, Kevin and Ben, four students who have failed their English GCSE. It’s the run up to the resit of the exam and they have been placed into a special revision session with a support teacher Mr Winterdon. Each boy deals with the week differently, we see the effects of ADHD and discover more about their relationship with Winterdon, each other and their school, seeing how each boy has a different outlook on the exams and their future life. As the pressure starts to pile on we watch as the cracks begin to appear and see a hopeless Mr Winterdon trying to pave the way to greatness.
TICKETS:
Wednesday/ Thursday/ Friday – £12/£10 concessions
Saturday/ Sunday – £14/£12 concessions
Presented by Falling Pennies Theatre Company
By James Hartnell
20th – 24th July
Wednesday – Saturday 7.30pm
Sunday 4pm
Remedial Remedies looks at how the youth of today are pressured, how the stress of exams and succeeding can affect their overall performance and social life. We follow the story of Bruce, Jack, Kevin and Ben, four students who have failed their English GCSE. It’s the run up to the resit of the exam and they have been placed into a special revision session with a support teacher Mr Winterdon. Each boy deals with the week differently, we see the effects of ADHD and discover more about their relationship with Winterdon, each other and their school, seeing how each boy has a different outlook on the exams and their future life. As the pressure starts to pile on we watch as the cracks begin to appear and see a hopeless Mr Winterdon trying to pave the way to greatness.
TICKETS:
Wednesday/ Thursday/ Friday – £12/£10 concessions
Saturday/ Sunday – £14/£12 concessions
Presented by Falling Pennies Theatre Company
By James Hartnell
20th – 24th July
Wednesday – Saturday 7.30pm
Sunday 4pm
Remedial Remedies looks at how the youth of today are pressured, how the stress of exams and succeeding can affect their overall performance and social life. We follow the story of Bruce, Jack, Kevin and Ben, four students who have failed their English GCSE. It’s the run up to the resit of the exam and they have been placed into a special revision session with a support teacher Mr Winterdon. Each boy deals with the week differently, we see the effects of ADHD and discover more about their relationship with Winterdon, each other and their school, seeing how each boy has a different outlook on the exams and their future life. As the pressure starts to pile on we watch as the cracks begin to appear and see a hopeless Mr Winterdon trying to pave the way to greatness.
TICKETS:
Wednesday/ Thursday/ Friday – £12/£10 concessions
Saturday/ Sunday – £14/£12 concessions
Presented by Cian & Al
by Michael Frayn
Saturday 30th July 2016 7pm & 8.15pm
Would you please take a moment to check that all mobile phones and other electronic devices are switched on?
Your calls are important to us!
Photography is permitted throughout.
Please feel free to obstruct the aisles.
Leave luggage unattended!
Talk among yourselves!
Eat! Drink! Sleep! Snore!
Storm out in the middle, if you feel like it, letting your seats thump up and crashing the panic bolts as you go!
Review from Cian & Al’s 2015 Fringe production ‘The Dock Brief’:
“…a comical tour de force…”
“…perfect comic timing…”
“…should not be missed…”
– UK Theatre Network
Matchbox Theatre is a supporter of national energy-saving and traffic-reduction policies.
ALL TICKETS £10
Presented by Cian & Al
by Michael Frayn
Saturday 30th July 2016 7pm & 8.15pm
Would you please take a moment to check that all mobile phones and other electronic devices are switched on?
Your calls are important to us!
Photography is permitted throughout.
Please feel free to obstruct the aisles.
Leave luggage unattended!
Talk among yourselves!
Eat! Drink! Sleep! Snore!
Storm out in the middle, if you feel like it, letting your seats thump up and crashing the panic bolts as you go!
Review from Cian & Al’s 2015 Fringe production ‘The Dock Brief’:
“…a comical tour de force…”
“…perfect comic timing…”
“…should not be missed…”
– UK Theatre Network
Matchbox Theatre is a supporter of national energy-saving and traffic-reduction policies.
ALL TICKETS £10
PART OF THE CAMDEN FRINGE FESTIVAL 2016
Presented by Dystopian Owls
This satirical comedy explores the absurdity between what management say and how they behave.
Set in a Further Education college, this team respond to government budget cuts and an appalling Ofsted inspection by self-serving self-preservation and fraud. The play tracks the new man, Nigel, from his first day. What follows is a darkly comic series of events. His enthusiasm genuinely to put students at the heart of everything will surely make a difference, won’t it?
A Working Title
PART OF THE CAMDEN FRINGE FESTIVAL 2016
Presented by Original Impact Theatre Company
Set over 24 hours this play explores the cogs that drive the city and the people within it.
Whether they are rushing through Covent Garden, changing at Bank, sleeping through their alarms or just drinking a cider on the Thames. Come and see the big smoke and the stories of the people that live there.
PART OF THE CAMDEN FRINGE FESTIVAL 2016
Presented by Dystopian Owls
This satirical comedy explores the absurdity between what management say and how they behave.
Set in a Further Education college, this team respond to government budget cuts and an appalling Ofsted inspection by self-serving self-preservation and fraud. The play tracks the new man, Nigel, from his first day. What follows is a darkly comic series of events. His enthusiasm genuinely to put students at the heart of everything will surely make a difference, won’t it?
A Working Title
PART OF THE CAMDEN FRINGE FESTIVAL 2016
Presented by Original Impact Theatre Company
Set over 24 hours this play explores the cogs that drive the city and the people within it.
Whether they are rushing through Covent Garden, changing at Bank, sleeping through their alarms or just drinking a cider on the Thames. Come and see the big smoke and the stories of the people that live there.
PART OF THE CAMDEN FRINGE FESTIVAL 2016
Presented by Dystopian Owls
This satirical comedy explores the absurdity between what management say and how they behave.
Set in a Further Education college, this team respond to government budget cuts and an appalling Ofsted inspection by self-serving self-preservation and fraud. The play tracks the new man, Nigel, from his first day. What follows is a darkly comic series of events. His enthusiasm genuinely to put students at the heart of everything will surely make a difference, won’t it?