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Wed 22 Jul 2009
The Winter's Tale
Theatre
Insitutheatre Event (www.insitutheatre.co.uk)
Please be aware this event is not held at The Junction but at The Leper Chapel. The Leper Chapel is on Barnwell Junction, Newmarket Road, Cambridge.
A 10% booking fee is charged on top of the ticket price
Customers please be aware that there is no parking at the Chapel itself but there is parking available on nearby streets. Also there are no toilets on site and access is difficult for less-abled people. For any further information please contact In Situ Theatre on info@insitutheatre.co.uk .
Please note that if you choose to collect your tickets rather than have them posted then in advance of the night you can collect from The Junction box office or you can collect the tickets on the night of the event at the venue.
Thu 23 Jul 2009
The Winter's Tale
Theatre
Insitutheatre Event (www.insitutheatre.co.uk)
Please be aware this event is not held at The Junction but at The Leper Chapel. The Leper Chapel is on Barnwell Junction, Newmarket Road, Cambridge.
A 10% booking fee is charged on top of the ticket price
Customers please be aware that there is no parking at the Chapel itself but there is parking available on nearby streets. Also there are no toilets on site and access is difficult for less-abled people. For any further information please contact In Situ Theatre on info@insitutheatre.co.uk .
Please note that if you choose to collect your tickets rather than have them posted then in advance of the night you can collect from The Junction box office or you can collect the tickets on the night of the event at the venue.
The Young Actors Company: Bitter Kiss Goodnight
Theatre
"Things ain't like they used to be..."
Christmas Eve, 1959. Private Detective Frank Greene, a bitter alcoholic, contemplates his final hours...
Orson Welles'A Touch of Evil has graced the Silver Screen and effectively signalled the end of the classic period of Film Noir - this is echoed in Frank's life as he takes one last case, a case that's a little too perfect.
Tonight, in the back streets of L.A., a man will die.
The Young Actors Company website
Doors 7pm