The Jack Studio is a vibrant and intimate performance space in south east London, with a long history within its community and the London-wide theatre scene.
The theatre is “committed to producing theatre that inspires, challenges and entertains our audience.”
At surface level, there are some seriously stereotyped characters in The Night Alive. Maurice (Dan Armour), the older man, trying
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Back in my school days, I, along with everyone else had to read a book called ‘A Kestrel for a
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I think there was a day, a long, long time ago, when I really wanted children. A youngster or two
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Cole Porter famously wrote “Brush up your Shakespeare, Start quoting him now, Brush up your Shakespeare, And the women you
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I wonder why more productions don’t follow the pre-show format from Aequitas Theatre in this production of Fear and Misery
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One shouldn’t judge a play by its title, of course. The wolves in The Wolves of Willoughby Chase make a
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There are two things about The Importance of Being Earnest that came to mind whilst I was still on the
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Much of the theatre was covered with artificial snow and trees, amply suitable for a production called On The Piste.
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