Coming
soon to the Brockley Jack Theatre
Coming soon is Dizzy Heights production of the musical The Last Five Years, Oliver Goldsmith's enduring comedy She Stoops to Conquer, Troy Fairclough's contemporary drama You Don't Kiss, plus Brockley Max events and our regular film nights.
She Stoops to Conquer
or the mistakes of a night
by Oliver Goldsmith
directed by Kate Bannister
The Brockley Jack Studio presents Oliver Goldsmith's exuberant comedy of manners - She Stoops to Conquer.
Three young men, two young women, interfering parents and a casket full of jewels. Who will end up with what, and will love conquer all?
In this summer production the 1770s and 1980s clash in an indulgent tale of
love, money and mistaken identities.
Produced by the same production team behind the sell-out successes of
Fighting, Jane Eyre, A Christmas Carol and Hound of the Baskervilles.
Thursday 24 June - Saturday 10 July
Performances Tuesday - Saturday at 7.45pm
Tickets £12, £10 conc.
To book tickets please call Ticketweb on 0844 847 2454
To book online with Ticketweb click here
(Please note there are no additional booking fees)
Press for previous productions:
the theatrical equivalent of a ride in a Jaguar Totally Theatre
suitably heartless and fun The Stage
Feydeau Double Bill:
Madame's Late Mother and A House Bath
presented by Echange Theatre
Two classics of French comedy based on the simplest misunderstandings, in a translation by Echange Theatre.
A House Bath: at night Madame wants to have a bath, being prepared with much attention by the maid. When Madame changes her mind, the maid decides she might as well have one when suddenly Monsieur comes back... Madame's Late Mother: at 4 o'clock in the morning a row: she wants to sleep, he comes back from a party. Suddenly the doorbell rings...
The Genius of French comedy brought back to the London Stage for the first time in thirty years in translations by Echange Theatre.
Georges Feydeau made France laugh through his vaudevillian farces and, in the process, dominated the genre. Some have seen in Feydeau a precursor of Dadaism, surrealism, and the absurd. In the sixties Feydeau was brought to the London stage, but has rarely been performed since. Echange Theatre is the only company in London to translate and produce forgotten French plays such as this and bring them to the stage.
They previously premiered the British premiere of The Exchange by Paul Claudel, at the Hackney Empire followed by the British premiere of Bal Trap by French playwright Xavier Durringer and the unique revival of The Flies by Sartre with the rock band A Riot in Heaven. www.exchangetheatre.com
Exchange Theatre has done a service making those plays available in English Reviewsgate
Performances: Tuesday 13 - Saturday 17 July at 7.30pm
Tickets: £11, £9 conc.
Echange Student showcases:
Sunday 11 July
Exchange Theatre's French amateur drama students showcase one:
a selection of texts by French existentialists playwrights Sartre, Camus and Robles. In French.
Start time: 6pm.
Sunday 18 July
Exchange Theatre's French amateur drama students showcase two: a selection of texts by French Comedic genius Roland Dubillard. In French.
Start time: 6pm.
Tickets for showcases: £7
Joint tickets for Feydeau double bill and student showcase £15
From the producer of Nina and Shaz and The Bitch from Brixton
Language Laid Bare Productions Presents
You Don't Kiss
by Troy Andrew Fairclough
Three guys, a park bench and a book of fairytales.
Meet Hartley, sat waiting for his knight in shining armour to arrive.
Enter Justin, who longs for sex in the city.
Then there's Ian, who doesn't quite get what he bargained for.
Is a dream really a wish your heart makes?
Wednesday 21 July to Saturday 31 July at 8.00pm
Tickets £12, £10 conc.
To book tickets please call Ticketweb on 0844 847 2454
To book online with Ticketweb click here
(Please note there are no additional booking fees)
Performances Wednesday - Saturday, Monday - Saturday
Contains adult themes and humour. Suitable for over 16s.
Press for previous productions:
prepare to be amazed by live theatre at its very best Remotegoat
Fearless writing for thrilling actors The Pulse, South London Press
Don't diss it, don't miss it!!! South City Radio
Autumn season
Full details coming soon
Scratch at the Jack
Join us for our regular Scratch night of quick fire acts showcasing fresh new material.
This returns to the Jack in early September after a Summer break.
Booking Information:
Productions can be booked through Ticketweb, either online or by phone.
We recommend booking on line as it is quick and easy.
There is no booking fee, premium line charges or additional costs.
You may also purchase tickets from the box office which opens 30 minutes before the production begins.
Food orders
If you wish to eat at the Brockley Jack Pub before the production, please ensure you order your food by 6.45pm latest.
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Theatre, 410 Brockley Road, Brockley, SE4 2DH (click below for map).
