When: 6.45pm, Monday 21, Tuesday 22 and Wednesday 23 July
Where: Clean Break Studios, 2 Patshull Road, NW5 2LB
Contact: If you have any questions please e-mail Andy on artistic@kdctheatre.com
This October and November we’re back at The Lion and Unicorn in Kentish Town with a play to scare your socks off, and a play to light your revolutionary spirit.
28 October – 1 November
The Walls Are Watching | download audition notice
Directed by Kim Morrison and Trina Hasthorpe
A semi-devised modern day murder mystery set in Blackmoor Manor, a hotel situated in the remote coastal town Abbot’s End. When a well-known playboy is found dead in suspicious circumstances, Detective Burton is called to the premised to investigate. Once inside, he begins to suspect the residents are concealing more than just the truth. Is it a simple case of foul play on the part of a jilted lover, or a menacing supernatural presence that leads the unfortunate residents to their untimely deaths?
4 – 8 November
The Apple Cart by George Bernard Shaw | download audition notice
Directed by Lorenzo Mason
Written in 1929, Shaw’s play is a funny, sharp satire on the modern world of politics and all its imperfections that still resonates today, touching on themes like democracy, personal liberty, popularity, freedom of speech and what it means to be a King and a Politician. The author, anticipating the future, perfectly describes today’s democratic process, but offers a wonderful twist that few will see coming.
