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Three Women

Three Women at Jermyn Street Theatre - Photo by Marilyn KingwillJermyn Street Theatre
7 January - 7 February

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Sylvia Plath’s Three Women was written for radio and was first broadcast in August 1962. Three voices describe their individual experiences of pregnancy. The first voice is a woman who gives birth and takes her baby home, the second is a secretary who has a miscarriage which is not her first, and the third is a student who gives birth after an unwanted pregnancy and has to give her baby up for adoption. Read more »

Into the Woods

Into the Woods at Upstairs at the GatehouseUpstairs at the Gatehouse
20 December - 1 February

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Into The Woods is an ensemble show that corrals the stock characters of fairy tale into a single narrative. Rapunzel (the admirable Alice Keedwell), Cinderella (Emma Odell), Red Riding Hood (Lauren Appleby) and the rest all cross the path of a childless Baker and his wife (Dominic Brewer and Rachel Bingham, both excellent) as they attempt to do the bidding of a boo-hiss Witch (Susan Kyd) and thereby reverse the spell that caused their barrenness. Read more »

News

Graeae Theatre Company Finds a New Headquarters

Britain’s leading disabled-led theatre company, Graeae, celebrated the beginning of the rebuilding works that will give them their new Hackney based headquarters... Read more »

January 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment

Shaw Theatre to Host Kerry Ellis’ First Project After Wicked

Kerry Ellis, whose role as Elphaba in the hit musical Wicked took her career to new heights, is planning to appear in the more intimate 400 seat Shaw Theatre for... Read more »

January 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment


Interviews

One to Watch … Sarah Grochala

Sarah Grochala is an award winning playwright and the author of 2006 Edinburgh festival hit, Waiting for Romeo, a sharp black comedy about holding out for love,... Read more »

January 7, 2009 | Leave a Comment

Robert Shaw On … Staging Plath’s Only Play

A new production of Three Women, Sylvia Plath’s only play, opens tonight (5 January 2009) at the Jermyn Street theatre. Here, director Robert Shaw tells us... Read more »

January 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment


Special Offers

Win Tickets for Romeo and Juliet in the Docklands!

Romeo and Juliet in the Docklands The Space 27 January - 14 February The Show: Shakespeare’s tale of teenage knife crime, gang rivalry and arranged marriage is... Read more »

January 7, 2009 | Leave a Comment

Get Tickets for Hit Me! For Just £15

Hit Me! The Life and Rhymes of Ian Dury Leicester Square Theatre 6 January - 15 February The Show: Following its sell out success at the Edinburgh Fringe which earned... Read more »

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