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The Shaw Society |
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Venue |
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Play Reading Group |
The Actors Centre
John Thaw Room
1a Tower Street,
off Earlham Street, London WC2H 9NP
Nearest tube stations are Tottenham Court Road or Leicester Square and a number of buses pass close by, 14,19,24,29,38,176.
John Thaw Room
1a Tower Street,
off Earlham Street, London WC2H 9NP
Nearest tube stations are Tottenham Court Road or Leicester Square and a number of buses pass close by, 14,19,24,29,38,176.
Visitors are welcome to all our events, entrance fee is £10, Members £5
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Next Event |
The group meets at 7pm
on the first Thursday
of the month, for details
Call 020 7435 6497 or 07711 577 307
Professional play readers and student actors are especially welcome.
£3/Members £2
Next meeting to be confirmed
To be confirmed
15th-17th of November
A new production of Bernard Shaw's 'Saint Joan', is reopening the Bloomsbury Theatre, a 500-seat venue at University College London that has been under refurbishment for three years. Maria Düster, Saint Joan Producer and Head of Publicity comments: 'Saint Joan' follows the rise and fall of Joan of Arc, the famous religious martyr who died at the hands of an oppressive government and society.
This modern interpretation is by turns hilarious and heartbreaking, and explores themes of misogyny, colonialism and faith. Joan's unshakeable devotion to her people and her God transcends time, place and religion.
This is a Joan for every age. We are thrilled that the first show in the new theatre will be one spearheaded by women. Women are leading the production team as producers, directors and in set, costume and sound design.
Ticket link : Click Here
For telephone booking you can call the Bloomsbury Theatre box office at: 020 3108 1000
15th-17th of November
A new production of Bernard Shaw's 'Saint Joan', is reopening the Bloomsbury Theatre, a 500-seat venue at University College London that has been under refurbishment for three years. Maria Düster, Saint Joan Producer and Head of Publicity comments: 'Saint Joan' follows the rise and fall of Joan of Arc, the famous religious martyr who died at the hands of an oppressive government and society.
This modern interpretation is by turns hilarious and heartbreaking, and explores themes of misogyny, colonialism and faith. Joan's unshakeable devotion to her people and her God transcends time, place and religion.
This is a Joan for every age. We are thrilled that the first show in the new theatre will be one spearheaded by women. Women are leading the production team as producers, directors and in set, costume and sound design.
Ticket link : Click Here
For telephone booking you can call the Bloomsbury Theatre box office at: 020 3108 1000
