Theatre503 Celebrates 'Christmas 09' with New Productions

Christmas 09 at Theatre503 is almost here. 503 Foundations presents; All I want for Christmas...8th December - 12th December at 7.45pm.

Kicking off their residency in fine festive style, the 503 Five present All I Want For Christmas. Five fiendishly funny shorts on the true meaning of everyone's favourite holiday.

Twisted and touching, All I Want For Christmas is the tale of everyday people struggling to survive in a winter wonderland. Meanwhile in Santa's grotto, the elves have decided enough is enough. Brought to you from five of the country's hottest writers and the home of fearless new theatre.

503 Five are the recently appointed fantastic five new writers in residence at Theatre503: Richard Marsh, Rex Obano, Lou Ramsden, Nimer Rashed and Beth Steel.

LISTINGS INFORMATION:

Theatre503 presents All I want for Christmas

Script: Richard Marsh, Rex Obano, Lou Ramsden, Nimer Rashed and Beth Steel

Direction: Lisa Spirling, Steve Harper, Dan Coleman and Derek Bond

Tickets: £10/ £8 conc. (Tuesday 'pay what you can')

Dates: Tuesday 8th December to Saturday 12th December 2009

Times: Tuesday-Saturday 7.45pm

Box Office: 020 7978 7040

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The Latchmere Pub

503 Battersea Park Road

London SW11 3BW

Nearest Tube: Sloane Square then bus 319 or South Kensington then bus 49 or 345

Nearest Rail: Clapham Junction (from Victoria or Waterloo) then 10min walk or bus 49, 319, 344, 345

NEXT UP is...

Claim and Shame

by Frances Beckett

Sunday 13th - Tuesday 15th December 7.45pm

A new comedy based on the recent MP's expenses scandal

Newly elected Labour MP Meg Jones finds herself in the front line of the expenses scandal, while her husband falls for a classic newspaper honey trap. Their lives and their marriage disintegrate before the relentlessly cruel headlines. But was it their fault - or are they convenient scapegoats for much bigger fraudsters? The financiers who surround them were having their own troubles, and the journalists who exposed them were not so clean as the liked to sound.

This is the third play written and directed as a collaboration between director JoAnna Turner and playwright Francis Beckett.

Following on....

Exterminating Angel

Wed 16th and Thurs 17th Dec 7.45pm

And Finally...

Everything that rises must Dance

Fri 18th Dec 7.45pm

by Lucy Railton and Sasha Milavic Davies

directed Sasha Milavic Davies

A girl learns that the ordering of events can have desperate consequences. Her search for harmony becomes a constant conflict between the agreement and disruption of her memories. A story about how we force order on things because we have no way to experience randomness.

Director and performer, Sasha Milavic Davies and cellist Lucy Railton have developed a new type of musical theatre; one in which contemporary music is a medium for performance and story-telling.

WINNER OF THE 2004 Peter Brook EMPTY SPACE AWARD

NOMINATED FOR THE 2006 TIME OUT LIVE AWARD

NOMINATED FOR THE 2008 Peter Brook EMPTY SPACE AWARD

 

 

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