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Wed 17 Dec 2008
Indefinite Articles
Theatre
The Magic Lamp
This Christmas, be transported to far off lands with a truly magical alternative to pantomime and an ideal family treat.
Taking a traditional Iraqi variant and using an ancient Middle Eastern version of the text, Indefinite Articles approach Aladdin in a unique way. The Magic Lamp is the story of a blessed and beautiful boy who, through serendipity alone, ends up with a lamp-dwellling genie at his disposal.
Played out in a Bedouin tent with a set filled with billowing muslin drapes, this bewitching shadow play is told using light, paper and oil. From these simplest of ingredients, Indefinite Articles conjures up fantastical characters, shimmering transformations, souks, caves, palaces and deserts choreographed to haunting original music.
Ideal for ages 5 - 11.
Jesterlarf Comedy Club
Comedy
Christmas Party Show - SOLD OUT
THIS EVENT HAS SOLD OUT
This year Jesterlarf takes over J1 offering curry, 3 top comedy acts and a disco until 1am.
High voltage comedy from former Friday Night Project presenter and 8 Out of 10 Cats regular Rob Rouse, general all round silliness from Steve Best and festive gags served up by resident compere Rufus Hound.
Meal: 7.30pm / Show: 9pm / Disco 11pm-1am
For more information on Jesterlarf click here.
Strictly 16+
Thu 18 Dec 2008
Indefinite Articles
Theatre
The Magic Lamp
This Christmas, be transported to far off lands with a truly magical alternative to pantomime and an ideal family treat.
Taking a traditional Iraqi variant and using an ancient Middle Eastern version of the text, Indefinite Articles approach Aladdin in a unique way. The Magic Lamp is the story of a blessed and beautiful boy who, through serendipity alone, ends up with a lamp-dwellling genie at his disposal.
Played out in a Bedouin tent with a set filled with billowing muslin drapes, this bewitching shadow play is told using light, paper and oil. From these simplest of ingredients, Indefinite Articles conjures up fantastical characters, shimmering transformations, souks, caves, palaces and deserts choreographed to haunting original music.
Ideal for ages 5 - 11.