Lunchbox Theatre
Escape the office dramas this lunchtime and lose yourself in another at our Lunchbox Theatre.
Performances start at 1pm prompt and are about 45 minutes long.
How do I get tickets?
In advance from St Bride Foundation reception or online. Until 11am on the day of the performance you’ll get a £1 advance booking discount.
On the door you can buy tickets at full price from 12pm at the Theatre box office.
For more information call 020 7353 3331.
Unfortunately we cannot admit latecomers or issue refunds.
A Woman of the World
Written by Georges Feydeau
Directed by James Williams
Presented by DeadAnt
DeadAnt present Georges Feydeau’s playful comedy ‘A Woman of the World’, a brisk farce set in the Chez Dominique dining rooms, Paris, at the close of the 19th century.
Pompe-Nicole and Bordeleau are both men with ambition: all each wants is to find himself a mistress. Overseen by Albert, our cocksure Maitre d’, the gents invite the women of their desires to dinner, and embark upon a plan that will bring both couples together - with some rather surprising consequences…
So once again we invite you to escape the dramas of the office this lunchtime. Bring your lunch, rustle your packaging and laugh out loud at the proceedings. ‘A Woman of the World’ is a perfect bite-sized slice of fancy, and at only 45 minutes, ideal for all lunchtime assignations. Who will you invite...?
Tuesday 22 May–Friday 8 June 2012
Performances at 1pm prompt.
No latecomers will be admitted.
Tickets £7.00
Noël Coward's Still Life
Written by Noël Coward
Directed by James Williams
Presented by DeadAnt
In the refreshment room of “Milford Junction” railway station, a speck of grit brings together two lonely but married souls who over the course of a year develop a guilty romance. This is the short play which became the classic film BRIEF ENCOUNTER.
Tuesday 19 June–Friday 6 July 2012
Performances at 1pm prompt.
No latecomers will be admitted.
Tickets £7.00
The Bite-Sized Comedy Club
Presented by Black Sun Theatre Company
A fast paced comedy sketch show devised by the company and inspired by the greats of comedy - Victoria Wood, Russ Abbott, Kenny Everett et al.
A fun filled 50 minutes of song and silliness designed to perk up your summer lunchtime. Why go to the park? Or the stupid Olympics? Come with your sandwiches and coca cola's and laugh out loud with BlackSun! (But please don't spray the coca cola out your nose. It's just not pretty.)
Tuesday 10–Friday 27 July 2012
Performances at 1pm prompt.
No latecomers will be admitted.
Tickets £7.00
