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Next show: Windrush Square
- Dates
- Thursday 4 October - Saturday 6 October
- Online booking (incurs 10% booking fee)
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To avoid the online booking fee please ring the box office on 020 7701 0100
Get Up, Stand Up, Stand Up for your right
In 1980s Brixton, the community have had enough. It’s time to rise up and pursue equality in the eyes of the law.
Join the Johnsons in the heart of Brixton as an essential part of British history is unearthed and retold through the victories and tragedies of one family.
Both moving and infectiously exuberant, Windrush Square is the Monument Theatre Company’s first production. Recent Physical Theatre graduates from Drama St Mary’s in Twickenham, they developed Windrush Square to illuminate recent history and create theatre which unites all people in a bid to eradicate the barrier between races.
Coming soon: Alice: The Lost Chapter
- Dates
- Tuesday 23 October - Wednesday 24 October
- Online booking (incurs 10% booking fee)
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To avoid the online booking fee please ring the box office on 020 7701 0100
Delving into the obscure mind of Lewis Carroll, this intricate and engaging dance, film and theatre performance takes the onlooker through the subconscious mind of Alice.
Who lives within her imagination: fact or fiction?
Meanwhile, The Queen reviles in Narcissism, The Hatter is engulfed with Madness shackled to Time, the White Rabbit’s anxiety is fueling agitation and The Cheshire Cat’s distorted reality offers insight to those watching on the outside.
Alice: The Lost Chapter is a dark and twisted exploration into the psychological fabric of the classic, Alice in Wonderland.
“The concept of this work is truly brilliant” Anthony Baker, Artistic Director at Dance City
Recommended for ages 14+ (or with parental supervision)
