Jermyn Street Announces Starry 2009 Season, Trumbo & 'Torch Song' Featured

London's leading Off-West-End performance space, The Jermyn Street Theatre has announced its upcoming 2009 season.

Now playing: Inside Intelligence is pleased to announces its production of Sylvia Plath's only play Three Women . Following almost two years of negotiations with the publisher, Faber and Faber, and the Plath Estate, they will present the first revival of the only play Sylvia Plath wrote for radio.

CAST:
Elizabeth Dahl, Tilly Fortune, Lara Lemon

Director Robert Shaw is thrilled to renew his association with Jermyn Street, where he previously directed As You Like It and ¡shoot! by Fermín Cabal.

He also directed the first English language performance of Tejas Verdes by Fermín Cabal at this theatre in 2002, in a public reading of his translation by a cast including Joely Richardson and Patsy Byrne. 

Performances: Monday to Saturday at 7.30pm 

Saturday Matinees at 4.00pm

Tickets £18.00 and £12.00 (concessions)

 

10th February - 14th March 2009

A stylish musical comedy by legendary Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Stephen Sondheim (Sweeney Todd, A Little Night Music, Sunday in the Park with George, Company)

Seduced by the glamorous parties and new-found affluence of 1929 New York, penniless Gene Gorman disguises himself as a successful businessman to capture the heart of the beautiful heiress Helene.

But she has secrets of her own...........A sparkling story of love, ambition and friendship unfolds over a series of Saturday nights in Sondheim's hugely enjoyable first musical. Packed with dazzling choreography and showstopping music - including "What More Do I Need", "So Many People" and the UK premiere of two new songs - this is an unforgettable show for all ages, by one of the greatest musical writers of all time.

Tues - Sat 7.30pm, Sat & Sun 3pm

Tickets £18 (£15 concessions)

Jermyn Street Theatre and Moving Theatre

Present

Corin Redgrave
& Nick Waring
in
TRUMBO

By Christopher Trumbo

UK Premier - Showcase Production
Directed by John Dove

When legendary screenwriter Dalton Trumbo stood up to the House Un-American Activities committee in 1947, he was thrown in prison and blacklisted as of the ‘Hollywood Ten.' Based on his brilliant and razor-sharp letters to friends, former friends, and family, Trumbo reveals how the author of Spartacus, Roman Holiday and Exodus took on Congress, Hollywood, and the Red Scare - and won.

‘Positively sizzles with wit... sweet, sad and ultimately uplifting' Variety

‘...a compelling portrait of the man and his times... skilfully compiled by Trumbo's son, Christopher, from his Dad's speeches and correspondence.' Los Angeles Times

Tuesday 17th - Saturday 21st March 2009
at 7.30pm

TICKETS £17.00 & £14.00 Concessions

LIMITED AVAILABILITY- PLEASE BOOK EARLY

 

CABARET is BACK!!

Jermyn Street Theatre and Postscript Theatre
present
P.S @ Jermyn Street

Thursday Nights at 10.45pm

Launching March 12th 2009
Other dates:
23rd April, 28th May & 25th June

For more information and tickets visit the official website by going here.

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