Escape the office dramas this lunchtime and lose yourself in another at our Lunchbox Theatre.
Twelfth Night
By William Shakespeare
Directed by Eileen Gonsalves
Presented by C Company
... or What You Will. The Bard's most popular comedy is a riotous tale of twins, cross-dressing and mistaken identity.
First performed in February in 1602, this is the start of a mini Shakespeare festival by C Company.
1pm start
Duration approx 45 mins.
Strictly no late comers.
Tickets £5 in advance from St Bride Foundation reception or £6 on the door.
Online box office is open until 11am each performance.
Book online
Tuesday - Friday, 23 Feb - 19 Mar 2010
The Way of the World
By William Congreve
Presented by A Single Leaf
Directed by Jo Kennedy
First performed in nearby Lincoln's Inn Fields in 1700, Congreve's Restoration comedy of chaos born of infidelity and deception revolves around a simple marriage proposal. The allure of sex battles with the pull of wealth.
"Theatre should always have a purpose. Theatre can change the world or the individual. At the heart of ‘a single leaf’ is the belief that we must take responsibility; both for our actions and for our lack of them. Life should be magical." Jo Kennedy
1pm start
Duration approx 45 mins.
Strictly no late comers.
Tickets £5 in advance from St Bride Foundation reception or £6 on the door.
Closed on April 2
Online box office is open until 11am each performance.
Book online
Tuesday - Friday, 23 Mar - 16 Apr 2010
