Kings Head Theatre Announces THREE WOMEN IN AN ICE CREAM CONE, Opens 8/10

The King´s Head Theatre is pleased to present Three Women in an Ice Cream Cone, Bubba & Luvvie, and Bittergirl as part of our 2010 season.

THREE WOMEN IN AN ICE CREAM CONE

10th August - 5th September 2010

by ElizaBeth Fotheringham

directed by Nadia Tass

a Philip Emanuel Production in association with John Burston

Set in the 50's, 'Three Women in an Ice Cream Cone' reveals all about the love lives of Grace, Alice and Linda, who orbit Gino Jaconelli, Cone Shop proprietor. Originally from Napoli, Italy, Gino and his brother Luigi, came to Britain with some savings and daring dreams. A 'cupcake and gelato special' is definitely on the menu, but is that what is served? With a fifties soundtrack, 'Three Women in an Ice Cream Cone' may have you coming back for seconds!

Performances:

7.30pm - 10-15th, 17-21th, 24-28th (Aug) 31-4th (Sept)

3.30pm - 14th and 15th, 21st and 22nd, 28th and 29th (Aug), 5th (Sept)

Book in person from the King's Head from 4pm Mon-Fri, from 1pm Sat and Sun.

Phone 0844 209 0326, or click here to book online.

BUBBA & LUVVIE

July 7th - August 8th

Angus Strachan Presents... A BIG TEX PRODUCTION

The eagerly awaited 'Bubba & Luvvie'is an energetic, intense and wild piece of new theatre written and directed by the phenomenally talented Angus Strachan. Brought to you by BIG TEX Productions, 'Bubba and Luvvie' is hilarious, intriguing, and downright shocking?

'Bubba & Luvvie' is a two-hander with an impressive cast in Mia Soteriou (Mike Leigh; David Cronenberg; Mamma Mia!; Eastern Promises) and Gerard McDermott (Calendar Girls; Whistle Down the Wind; Fool for Love). Combined they bring a magnetism and frisson to the stage reminiscent of ElizaBeth Taylor and Richard Burton, of Bogey and Bacall!

An excellent example of vibrant, edgy new writing, Angus Strachan (winner of the James Joyce International Writing Award 2000) presents two scandalously flawed individuals - Bubba and Luvvie - who meet on a cliff top and playfully joust with one another whilst their back story becomes more gritty, terrifying and poignant, revealing the desperate reason Bubba and Luvvie must resolve their romantic conundrum - TONIGHT!

Bubba and Luvvie's exceptional prose is complimented by unique staging that champions advances in lighting and sound. As the waves beat against the cliff face, the audience will feel as if they are being pulled deeper and deeper into the whirlpool that is Bubba and Luvvie's tale.

"An energetic display of linguistic vitality that never fails to entertain." (Extra! Extra!)

"Bubba & Luvvie is definitely worth watching for its biting humour and mercurial language which the language relish through top quality performances." (Extra! Extra!)

http://www.bubbaluvvie.com/

Performance Schedule

Tuesday - Saturday 7.30pm

Matinees - Saturday & Sunday 2pm

There is no show on Sunday night.

Approx Running Time: 1hr 50minutes

Click here to book tickets online.

BITTERGIRL

7th July-7th August

BITTERGIRL is a darkly hysterical romp through the lives of three women and the men who dumped them.

"For lovers of Sex and the City, Bittergirl's take on dating and dumping is even more fun." - NOW MAGAZINE

"... a hilarious cross between The Vagina Monologues and Dr. Phil." - FLARE MAGAZINE

"Revenge is a dish best served cold... but the writers of Bittergirl show how humour, success and a new love can warm up even the hardest heart." - ELLE CANADA MAGAZINE

"Brightly and smoothly staged... amusing... clever." - THE GLOBE AND MAIL

"We're not laughing at these silly women and men, we're laughing at ourselves. And that can feel pretty good." - TORONTO STAR

Phone 0844 209 0326, or click here to book online

Book in person from The King's Head from 4pm Mon-Fri, from 1pm Sat and Sun.

A CHRISTMAS CAROL

*VOTE* London Fringe Awards *VOTE*

A Christmas Carol played at the Kings Head in December 2009 and is now up for an award in the inaugural London Fringe Awards! It would be fantastic for this wonderful show and for the venue to win this exciting new award!

"A masterpiece of theatre" ***** FRINGE REVIEW - Richard FrankLIN

The London Best Play Award 2010

London is the home of Theatre. Many of the best plays were written here. Drama that is varied, entertaining, challenging, exciting.

The London Best Play Award will be decided by people who love theatre. We are asking people to nominate any play performed in London in the past year that they felt was outstanding, remarkable, and deserving of recognition.

The Winning Play and Commended Play will be announced at the London Awards Ceremony on the evening of August 26 at the Wardorf Hilton Hotel, Aldwych.

Friends of Kings Head Theatre

THEATRE503

Theatre503 is the home of fearless, irreverent, brave and provocative new plays.
Working with many of the foremost artists of their generation, 503 pushes at the boundaries of what theatre can be and poses the unanswerable questions of our time. 503 is the home of essential theatre.

WHAT'S ON

FRESHER THE MUSICAL

Freshers' Week: a world where first impressions mean everything. From the winners of 7 national awards comes this fast-paced, shamelessly truthful, touching musical comedy. The Inbetweeners meets Avenue Q... but without the puppets!

Time/Date: 7.30pm 31st July

LAUGHS FROM LEICESTERSHIRE

Expect lots more fun in 'Laughs from Leicestershire', a humorous riot of revenge confronting a middle aged mummy's boy, railway mis-management and the vain brigade who are guaranteed to suffer.

Time/Date: 7:30pm 1st August

LADY IN BED

Lady in Bed is a solo piece about the erotic escapades of one woman from the mid 1970s to the present day.

Time/Date: 7:30pm 2nd August

STOP LOOK LISTEN

Critically acclaimed by The Royal Court 'Stop, Look, Listen' Written and Directed by Elizabeth Gaubert resonates and engage with the audience in a piece where a metaphysical sense of moral conflict between the notion of human duty to each other has a palpable presence amongst today's society.

Date/Time: 7:30pm 3rd August

PHANTASMAGORIA

Noun: phan.tas.ma.go.ri.a - 1. A fantastic sequence of haphazardly associative imagery as seen in dreams or fever.
Gravel Theatre presents for your delectation a night of the finest new work by some of theatre's most exciting young artists.

Date/Time: 7:45pm 5-8 August

For more information visit www.theatre503.com

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