Written by IbsenAdapted by Sophie Reynolds
a Theatre Delicatessen production
£8 Preview Tickets to A Doll’s House
December 18th, 2010 by admin
Written by IbsenAdapted by Sophie Reynolds
a Theatre Delicatessen production
I couldn't sacrifice my name, my honour. No man would do that.
Preview tickets to Theatre Delicatessen's newly adapted production of A Doll's House are now on sale for only £8! The final preparations in rehearsals are happening over the Christmas and New Year period whilst the set is being quickly turned around. Don't miss this opportunity to get your first theatre fix of 2011 at cut price. TICKETS ON SALE NOW More Information
Extra dates added to A Doll’s House AND post-show Q&A
December 10th, 2010 by Frances Loy
Written by Ibsen
Adapted by Sophie Reynolds
a Theatre Delicatessen production
I couldn't sacrifice my name, my honour. No man would do that.
Plenty of women have
Theatre Delicatessen is proud to announce that due to advanced demand we are performing our in-house production of A Doll's House 6 nights a week, Mon-Sat from 5th January 2011.
There will be post-show Question and Answer Sessions held on Mondays 10th and 17th January and Thursdays 13th and 20th January 2011, immediately after the show. This may be of especial interest to school and college groups looking to see the production who might also want to take advantage of our group rates available.
Final Two Shows at Picton Place!
November 21st, 2010 by admin
Theatre Delicatessen are proud to announce our departing productions at Picton Place
A Christmas Carol
Co-produced between .dash, Tacit Theatre and Theatre Delicatessen
30th November - 24th December 2010
A Doll's House
An all-female ensemble present a new adaptation, a Theatre Delicatessen production
5th January - 5th February 2011
A Doll’s House – Tickets now on sale
November 14th, 2010 by Frances Loy
Written by Ibsen
Adapted by Sophie Reynolds
a Theatre Delicatessen production
I couldn't sacrifice my name, my honour. No man would do that.
Plenty of women have
A happy home. A beautiful family. A rich banker husband who loves you. What more could there be to life?
What more could any woman want?
An all-female ensemble re-tell Ibsen's sensational story of one woman's emancipation, as through the eyes of a generation of women who were told they could have it all.
Mercury Fur – Ticket Frenzy
March 10th, 2010 by admin
Don't miss out - when they're gone, they're gone
