A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM Opens Aug 20 at Courtyard Theatre

By: Aug. 11, 2014
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Summer 1958 - an English country village - A magical mix of folk and morris, rock n'roll and jive, enchantment and mayhem.

Lord and Lady of the Manor, Theseus and Hippolyta, are celebrating with the local Village Am Dram Society, headed by one Mr Bottom, who are preparing their latest theatrical piece. Having had enough of cucumber sandwiches and tea dances, young sweethearts, Hermia and Lysander, steal away to the forest, closely pursued by their admirers, Helena and Demetrius. Their adventure is closely watched by the forest's mystical inhabitants; Oberon, Titania, and their band of fairies, who use their powers for good and ill, resulting in an enchanted night of magic, misconception, and mischief.

Featuring live music from a team of actor musicians, Rose Bridge Theatre company transports one of Shakespeare's most popular works to the age of rock n roll age, an age when youth shakes off the shackles of post war austerity, when music shouts loud and anything seems possible.

Rose Bridge theatre co - Founded in 2013 and with four productions under our belt, the company produces community and commercial theatre. Most recently the Arts Council Funded "HIDDEN: The FCO Plays" at the Global Summit to End Sexual Violence in Conflict and musical "The Fantastiks" at the Jermyn Street Theatre.

Adam Morris - Director/Musical Director
Directing credits include: his new play Arts Council Funded HIDDEN: The FCO Plays; Musical Directing credits include: Wuthering Heights (also Musical Arrangements and Additional Composition, the world premiere of Ivor Novello's last work, Valley Of Song (The Finborough Theatre, Halbwelt Kultur (Jermyn Street Theatre), The Fantasticks (Jermyn Street Theatre) "The Portrait of Dorian Grey" (Riverside Studios)

Alyssa Noble - Choreography
Choreography credits include "The Great Gatsby" (Kings Head Theatre) and "Song of The Seagull" (Menier Gallery), "Halbwelt Kutlur" (Jermyn Street Theatre)

PRESS NIGHT
Wednesday August 20th 7.30pm

LISTINGS
The Courtyard Bowling Green Walk
40 Pitfield Street N1 6EU

Aug 19 to Sept 7

7.30pm
Fridays 7pm

Tickets
£15 (£12 concs)

For Ticket Reservations
Ticket Web 0844 477 1000 http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/
For Ticket Enquiries Theatre
(3pm - 7.30pm Tues - Sun only)
+44 (0)20 7729 2202
mailto:tickets@thecourtyard.org.uk



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