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AUTUMN 1999 PRODUCTIONS

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RADAs

Final year productions

The Studio, Kennington Park
Tue 19 Oct - Thu 28 Oct 7.30
Matinee Sat 23 Oct at 2.30

Dancing at
Lughnasa
by Brian Friel

Directed by Caroline Eves

The GBS, Kennington Park
Wed 20 Oct - Fri 29 Oct 7.15
Matinee Wed 27 Oct at 2.30

Jew of Malta
by Christopher Marlowe.

Directed by Roland Rees

Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith
Thur 14 Oct - Fri 22 Oct at 7.30
Matinee only Sat 23 Oct 2.30

Arcadia
by Tom Stoppard

Directed by John Gardine

The Studio, Kennington Park
23,25,27,29 Nov & 1,3 Dec at 7.30
Matinees: 27 Nov & 1 Dec at 2.30

Les Liaisons
Dangereuses
by Christopher Hampton
from the novel by Ch de Laclos

Directed by John Adams

the GBS, Kennington Park
Thu 25 Nov - Fri 3 Dec at 7.15
Matinee: Sat 4 Dec at 2.30

Thark
by Ben Travers

Directed by Ellis Jones
Designed by Alexander McPherson

The Studio, Kennington Park
24,26,30 Nov & 2,4 Dec at 7.30
Matinees 26 Nov & 2,4 Dec at 2.30

The School
for Scandal
by Richard Brinsley Sheridan

Directed by Geoff Bullen

Productions at Kennington Park are by invitation only for Agents, Casting Directors and Friends of RADA

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	Special Events
Tue 12 Oct at 7.30	Young Vic Theatre 'Tis Pity She's a Whore By John Ford with graduate Eve Best notes	Directed by David Lan
Wed 17 Nov at 7.30	Old Vic Theatre Antigone by Sophocles with graduates Drew Mulligan, Damian Kearney and Christian Bradley notes	Adapted and directed by Declan Donnellan
Sat 11 Dec at 7.30 ...............	Prize Fights 1999 .. Westminster Theatre 12 Palace Street SW1 Box Office Tel:: 020-7834 0283 Tickets £6.50 £5.50 concessions (RADA friends etc) . To book use Westminster Theatre booking form or telephone theatre	Directed by Geoff Bullen ..................
Dec 6, 12 and 13 at 8	So Sing Already! .. New End Theatre 27 New End London NW3 1JD. Box Office: 020-7794 0022 Rachel Siegel, having graduated this year, has written her own one-woman cabaret show. The show contains a humorous and eclectic mix of songs and text, spanning Irving Berlin, Stephen Sondheim, the Sound of Music and Yiddish folksongs. A story of uncovering identity, as well as an excuse to sing and be merry! Tickets £8 £6 concessions (including RADA students and graduates). To book telephone theatre

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