Final year students on the Three Year Acting Course and Two Year Stage Management & Technical Theatre Course present...

 

 

Gas Station Angel

By Ed Thomas

An amateur production by arrangement with The Rod Hall Agency

Director: Gari Jones
Designer: Lucy Osborne

Monday 6th July @ 7:30pm
Wednesday 8th July @ 7:30pm
Thursday 9th July @ 2:00pm
Friday 10th July @ 7:30pm
Saturday 11th July @ 2:00pm
Monday 13th July @ 7:30pm
Tuesday 14th July @ 2:00pm

In rural Wales, Ace and Bron are living on the edge. With a house collapsing into the sea, a mother who believes council employees are fairies and a rising body count of dead sheep in the area - it's proving hard to keep a grip on reality. Through the space of one Saturday night, they and their dysfunctional families are propelled towards a resolution that is both shocking and liberating.

First premiered by the Royal Court theatre and the author's own Fiction Factory, Gas Station Angel combines poetic language with colourful fantasy and powerful ensemble drama. Prepare for a swirling blend of rich dialogue and memorable characters in one of Ed Thomas' most beguiling and inventive works.

"Powerful theatre, rich and strange...Thomas at his fizzingly inventive best."
The Financial Times

 

Nina

By Adam Meggido

Director: Matt Peover
Designer: Lucy Osborne

Tuesday 7th July @ 7:30pm
Wednesday 8th July @ 2:00pm
Thursday 9th July @ 7:30pm
Friday 10th July @ 2:00pm
Saturday 11th July @ 7:30pm
Monday 13th July @ 2:00pm
Tuesday 14th July @ 7:30pm

Russia, 1890s. Anton Chekhov is a dying man, although you wouldn't know it. A prolific writer, renowned doctor, social commentator, intrepid traveller and a notorious lothario; it seems that Chekhov is capable of anything - except intimacy.

Nina explores five key years in the life of one of theatre's greatest figures; his relationship with those who flocked to his fame, the influence of his family and his love for the woman who would become the inspiration for his groundbreaking play, The Seagull. In a vivid evocation of Chekhov's world, Adam Meggido's compelling new play presents an anatomy of a writer and an investigation of the processes behind the emergence of art from the complexities of human relationships. Originally developed as LAMDA's 'Long Project' of 2008, Nina now returns to the Academy in its completed version.

 

HOW TO BOOK FOR THE MACOWAN THEATRE

Tickets for performances at The MacOwan Theatre can be reserved by contacting the Box Office.

Tickets can be reserved by email:
boxoffice@lamda.org.uk
or between 12-5pm Monday to Friday by
tel: +44 (0)844 847 0550

If you are a LAMDA Angel, please reserve your tickets by contacting the Development & Communications Office on +44 (0)20 8834 0510 or email development@lamda.org.uk

You are strongly advised to book promptly as space is limited. Ticket allocations are limited to two seats per reservation.

The MacOwan Theatre, Logan Place, London, W8 6QN

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