Brockley Jack Studio Theatre

Venue Hire

The theatre can be hired for the performance of plays, film, comedy and poetry.
It is available on a weekly basis, with priority given to three-four week runs, although one-off performances are occasionally considered.

The rehearsal room (12m x 7m) is also available on a daily or weekly basis.

For further information about hiring the studio, including our 2010-2011 availability and rates, or if you wish to visit the space, please contact us on admin@brockleyjack.co.uk

The Brockley Jack Theatre is led by Kate Bannister (Artistic Director) and Karl Swinyard (Theatre Manager). Kate and Karl have directed and designed theatre productions throughout London for over 15 years.
Contact Kate: kate@brockleyjack.co.uk
Contact Karl: admin@brockleyjack.co.uk

The rest of the team at the Jack Theatre include:
David Bottomley (Literary Manager): writers@brockleyjack.co.uk
Darren Batten (Resident Producer): producer@brockleyjack.co.uk
Vanessa Freeman (Film Club Coordinator): film@brockleyjack.co.uk
Tanith Lindon (Scratch & Associate Director): scratch@brockleyjack.co.uk
Jennifer Lunn (Associate Director): jen@brockleyjack.co.uk
Rose Tomaszewska (Literary & Directing Assistant): rose@brockleyjack.co.uk
Graeme Thompson (Dramaturg): graemedramaturg@brockleyjack.co.uk
Will Ingham (Technical Manager): will@brockleyjack.co.uk
The Faction and Brute Farce TC (Associate Companies).

The Jack's story teller in residence is George Lewkowicz - superbard.
George can also be contacted at george@brockleyjack.co.uk

Transport
The theatre is within easy reach of central London.

Car
There is plenty of free parking outside the theatre and its side streets, with easy access to the A2 and South Circular (A205).

Tube
The East London Line runs to Honor Oak Park and Brockley Station.

Train
Crofton Park Station is 2 minutes walk from the theatre and only 15 minutes journey time from central London (Blackfriars Station). Trains from Crofton Park also travel to St. Pancras, West Hampstead and Kent.
Honor Oak Park Station is 8 minutes walk and only 10 minutes journey time from London Bridge Station. Trains from London Bridge run every 9 minutes.

Directions: From Honor Oak Park Station turn left and walk to end of the road. Turn left at the traffic lights into Stondon Road. The theatre is situated 500 yards on your left.

From Crofton Park Station turn left out of the station, then cross the road at the pedestrian crossing. The Jack is 200 yards on your left.

Bus
122, 172, 171, P4, N171 (all stop directly outside the theatre)

Facilities
The Theatre and Brockley Jack Public House have full wheelchair access.



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	The Brockley Jack Studio Theatre is a versatile and well equipped venue adjoining the Brockley Jack Public House. There has been a theatre at the Brockley Jack for over seventeen years. The studio provides an intimate performance space, with newly refurbished lighting and sound equipment. It has cinema-style raked seating that can accommodate up to 50 people. This layout is flexible and the space can also be transformed to seat the audience on three sides. Performances usually run from Tuesday to Saturday. There are no performances on Mondays.	The Brockley Jack Studio Theatre 410 Brockley Road Brockley London SE4 2DH Admin No: 020 8291 1206 Box Office: 0844 847 2454 (This is a 24-hour booking line.) Web site: www.brockleyjack.co.uk Email: admin@brockleyjack.co.uk
	Venue Hire The theatre can be hired for the performance of plays, film, comedy and poetry. It is available on a weekly basis, with priority given to three-four week runs, although one-off performances are occasionally considered. The rehearsal room (12m x 7m) is also available on a daily or weekly basis. For further information about hiring the studio, including our 2010-2011 availability and rates, or if you wish to visit the space, please contact us on admin@brockleyjack.co.uk Who's Who The Brockley Jack Theatre is led by Kate Bannister (Artistic Director) and Karl Swinyard (Theatre Manager). Kate and Karl have directed and designed theatre productions throughout London for over 15 years. Contact Kate: kate@brockleyjack.co.uk Contact Karl: admin@brockleyjack.co.uk The rest of the team at the Jack Theatre include: David Bottomley (Literary Manager): writers@brockleyjack.co.uk Darren Batten (Resident Producer): producer@brockleyjack.co.uk Vanessa Freeman (Film Club Coordinator): film@brockleyjack.co.uk Tanith Lindon (Scratch & Associate Director): scratch@brockleyjack.co.uk Jennifer Lunn (Associate Director): jen@brockleyjack.co.uk Rose Tomaszewska (Literary & Directing Assistant): rose@brockleyjack.co.uk Graeme Thompson (Dramaturg): graemedramaturg@brockleyjack.co.uk Will Ingham (Technical Manager): will@brockleyjack.co.uk The Faction and Brute Farce TC (Associate Companies). The Jack's story teller in residence is George Lewkowicz - superbard. George can also be contacted at george@brockleyjack.co.uk Transport The theatre is within easy reach of central London. Car There is plenty of free parking outside the theatre and its side streets, with easy access to the A2 and South Circular (A205). Tube The East London Line runs to Honor Oak Park and Brockley Station. Train Crofton Park Station is 2 minutes walk from the theatre and only 15 minutes journey time from central London (Blackfriars Station). Trains from Crofton Park also travel to St. Pancras, West Hampstead and Kent. Honor Oak Park Station is 8 minutes walk and only 10 minutes journey time from London Bridge Station. Trains from London Bridge run every 9 minutes. Directions: From Honor Oak Park Station turn left and walk to end of the road. Turn left at the traffic lights into Stondon Road. The theatre is situated 500 yards on your left. From Crofton Park Station turn left out of the station, then cross the road at the pedestrian crossing. The Jack is 200 yards on your left. Bus 122, 172, 171, P4, N171 (all stop directly outside the theatre) Facilities The Theatre and Brockley Jack Public House have full wheelchair access.
	Technical Information Stage area: 7 mts wide x 5 mts deep. Two entrances either side of the stage. Rig height: 3.3 mts. There is a large dressing room / rehearsal facilities (6 mts wide x 11 mts deep) above the theatre (pictured left). Floor plans: download floor download floor plan 3 sides download lx plan
	Sound and Lighting Equipment Sound: 1 24 Channel Berhringer mixing Desk 24-4-2 (4 submasters) 1 Phonic Max 1500w 2 Channel 2 Carlsbro Gamma 12/250P watt speaker cabinets 2 Carlsbro Gamma 10/250P watt speaker cabinets 2 JBL 1 1 Whafedale SP18 600w Subwoofer 1 Wharedale SP15 300w Speaker 1 Carlsbro Equinox 12 Channel mixer/amp; 300w Stereo 4 Microphones and 3 stands 1 Sony Multi CD Player 1 Cambridge Audio CD Player 2 KAM Professional Twin Cd Player auto/cue pause 2 Sony MD Players with auto pause 1 Sony MD Playerswithout auto pause 1 Show relay
	Lighting: 1 Zero 88 Jester 24/48 programmable desk /DMX 1 Sirus 24 Programmable desk DMX/Analogue 4 Beta Pack 2 Plus Dimmer Racks DMX 1 Betapack 1 Analogue 6 manual channels (10 amps per channel); 24 Channels for lx on rig; Lanterns: 4 ADB Fresnels 500w 6 Strand Quartet PC 650w 5 Theatrecraft 308 500w Fresnel 10 Strand Quartet PC Zooms 650w 2 Minuette Fresnel 500w 3 CCT Starlette Fresnel 1kw 3 Patt 223/743 1kw/650w 3 Patt 23 500/650w 6 Patt 123 500/650w 4 Furse Floods 500w 10 Par 16 Mains voltage 2 Jem Martin 800 Fog Machine 1 Acme Haze machine 2 pin spots 21 Grelcos. 60 Various 15 Amp cables 1mt to 10mts 30 Gobos Click here to download Jester lighting board manual
	Digital Projection : Optoma EP747 3000 LUMENS DLP 2500:1 Contrast Ratio HD ready Sony Blu-Ray DVD PLAYER WITH 7.1 SURROUND SOUND HD output Screen 3.5mts x 2.4mts