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.”
Set in the midst of World War 1, This was the World and I was King uses music, movement and puppetry
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Next time you see a newspaper, have a read through the major story and try to imagine the central character
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In a world of technological wizardry and the ability to insert projections into theatrical productions that leave little to the imagination,
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America, the land of opportunity where, with diligence and hard work, anyone can be whatever they want. Let’s face it,
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The miners’ strike of 1984/1985 was an incredibly long and bitter fought war between the government of the day and
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This production of Volpone is, I suspect, either loved or loathed by its audiences. This is a seventeenth century text (re)set
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Twice this week I have been shocked to the core to be asked by friends ‘who is Stephen Sondheim and
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Momentous events can often be difficult to comprehend when looked at on the large scale, and often the best way
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