FINAL WEEK - ENDS SATURDAY 24 OCTOBER

Mon-Wed at 7.30pm; Thu-Sat at 8pm

Matinees Thursday & Saturday at 2.30pm

Running time: approximately 90 minutes without an interval

"Explosive and powerful. A piece of superb theatre" Salisbury Journal (October 2009)

"Tom Daley's highly-charged production is utterly riveting"  The Stage (October 2009)

"After Miss Julie is about to receive its Broadway premiere, but there is no need to cross the Atlantic for this 90 minutes of theatre guaranteed to hold your attention to the end."   Andover Advertiser (October 2009)

"Tom Scutt's lovingly detailed set with its white tiled walls, huge working range, Butler sinks, and suspended pots and pans is outstanding"  The Stage (October 2009)

See photographs of the production here
  

In an English country house, celebrations on the eve of the Labour Party's 1945 landslide election victory are in full swing.

While her father, a socialist peer, celebrates in London, Miss Julie descends into the kitchen to seek out John, the chauffeur - and finds him with his fiancée, the cook. A passionate midsummer's night exposes simmering suspicions and resentments in this sexually charged story of desire across the class divide.

Originally premiered at the Donmar Warehouse in 2003, Patrick Marber's re-imagining of Strinberg's classic Miss Julie thrillingly highlights the original's tragic impact and resonance.

"Marber has given Miss Julie an arresting and very English makeover" The Independent

This production is kindly sponsored by Frank and Elizabeth Brenan.

[D] Theatre Day

Thursday 15 October, 11.30am

[T] Talkout: Post Show Discussion

Tuesday 20 October

[B] BSL interpreted performance

Wednesday 21 October, 7.30pm

[A] Audio described performances

Thursday 22 October, 2.30pm & 8pm

Photograph: Clifford Coffin / Vogue © The Condé Nast Puclications Limited

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