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    We're embracing the digital age and going cashless from the 2nd April 2019. This means we won't be accepting cash at the Box Office or at the Bar

    PERFORMANCES

    17th October - 24th November

    Tuesday - Sunday

    Tue - Sat 8pm

    Sat & Sun 3pm

     

    TICKETS

    PREVIEW Early Bird £15

    Early Bird seats are General Admission seats at a special advnace rate

    PREVIEW General Admission £20

    PREVIEW Premium £25

    Premium seats are reserved seats at the front of the auditorium

     

    OFF PEAK Early Bird £20

    Early Bird seats are General Admission seats at a special advnace rate

    OFF PEAK General Admission £25

    OFF PEAK Premium £30

    Premium seats are reserved seats at the front of the auditorium

     

    PEAK Early Bird £22.50

    Early Bird seats are General Admission seats at a special advnace rate

    PEAK General Admission £27.50

    PEAK Premium £37.50

    Premium seats are reserved seats at the front of the auditorium

     

    RUN TIME

    60 mins with no interval

    Latecomers shall not be admitted

    Suitable for Ages 14+

     

    FURTHER INFORMATION

    ​To speak to the box office, please call 0844 815 7141

    For access tickets, please call 0333 320 1663

    Warning - contains some strong language

    Entrance to AGES OF THE MOON is via our Launcelot Street entrance

    Dinner is Coming

    Ages of the Moon

     

    AGES OF THE MOON

    By Sam Shepard

     

    Sam Shepard's poignant and intensely gripping play Ages of the Moon receives its

    long-awaited UK premiere, starring Christopher Fairbank (Auf Wiedersehen, Pet) and Joseph Marcell (The Fresh Prince of Bel Air).


    On a hot summer's night, deep in the American wilderness, Byron and Ames are reunited by mutual desolation. By the fading light of an eclipsing moon, the pair reflect on love and life over a bottle of whiskey - and as old rivalries flare, their forty-year friendship is put to the test at the barrel of a gun.

    "Definitely see this play" - New York Times

    This atmospheric new production is directed by award-nominated Alexander Lass, whose recent credits include 46 Beacon (Trafalgar Studios) and No Man's Land (West End).

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