28 June 2012
White Bear Theatre: KA Offer: Four new plays by emerging young writers
“Fringe Theatre at its best” – Guardian ««««
Support the Multi-Award Winning White Bear Theatre
(and save money) by seeing:
(and save money) by seeing:
Rosebery Repertory
present
Four new plays by emerging young writers.
Presented as two double-bills, the season kicks off with Evidence by Richard Hurst: Five Scene of Crime Officers struggle with the stresses of their job and the strains of working with each other. Hurst co-writes BBC’s Miranda and has written for ITV2’s Secret Diary of a Call Girl. He co-wrote and directed the BAFTA and Olivier-–nominated stage show Potted Potter, as well as the award-winning show Bill Hicks: Slight Return.
This show is paired with COUP by Elinor Perry-Smith: in a dystopian republic of Britain, the old King has been usurped by a younger warrior... what will this mean for his beloved seamstress? Both these plays are directed by Will Sherriff-Hammond who has worked with National Theatre Connections, and the Soho Theatre.
The second double-bill features Powerplay by Jon Barton: in this disturbing piece, a young woman's actions cause huge consequences inside a Government Intelligence Agency. Barton is a graduate of the Royal Court Young Writers’ Programme. He is currently being produced by Hightide for the 2012 Festival, and at Theatre 503 for the Rapid Write Rewind season.
This piece plays alongside Click by Mike Carter: a diverse cast of characters seek friendship - and more - on the internet. Both of these shows are directed by Jamie Harper former Associate Director Rose Theatre Kingston, Resident Director English Touring Theatre, and National Theatre Studio. Rosebery Repertory is a new actor-led production company established to explore new writing and provide opportunities for upcoming or unheralded creative talent.
Performance Dates:
3rd to 21st July, 2012
Tuesday – Saturday at 7.30pm, Sundays at 5.00pm
Evidence and Coup
Tuesday 3rd, Thursday 5th, Saturday 7th, Sunday 8th (5pm), Wednesday 11th, Friday 13th (1.30pm & 7.30pm), Tuesday 17th, Thursday 19th, Saturday 21st. |
Powerplay and Click
Wednesday 4th, Friday 6th (1.30pm & 7.30pm), Tuesday 10th, Thursday 12th, Saturday 14th, Sunday 15th (5pm), Wednesday 18th, Friday 20th (1.30pm & 7.30pm) |
Tickets: £13 (£10 Conc.) but only £10 to Kennington Association Members
Box Office:
Online Booking: www.
White Bear Theatre
138 Kennington Park Road
SE11 4DJ
2 minutes walk from Kennington Tube (Northern Line)
Buses: 133, 155, 196, 333, 415
SPECIAL OFFER
The White Bear Theatre Club is offering concession rate to all Kennington Association members. That’s only £10 per ticket!
To book call and quote ‘Kennington Association Offer’.
The White Bear now has it’s own Exclusive Lounge Area where patrons can sit and enjoy a drink and a chat before the show. The theatre itself is fully air conditioned and is now thoroughly soundproofed from the pub.
23 June 2012
19 June 2012
18 June 2012
12 June 2012
New Cinema For Kennington: 2pm on Sunday June 24th for Working Girl!
There’s a brand new cinema experience in London town –CineSundays – now you can watch AND drink the movie!
The last Sunday of every month we’ll be showcasing a camptastic movie in Kennington, with delicious cocktails themed to what’s on screen.
Join us at 2pm on Sunday June 24th for Working Girl! We hardly need to tell you it was nominated for four academy awards and stars Melanie Griffith, Sigourney Weaver and Harrison Ford.
Cocktails available at the bar will include The Harrison Hi-Ball, The Melanie Melange Punch and Sigourney Slammers!
This is all set in the Victorian magnificence of The Cinema Museum in Kennington, a building where Charlie Chaplin spent time as a child.
Tickets are £9 (plus a 10% booking fee) numbers are strictly limited to 100.
Tickets are ONLY available online and £3 of the ticket price goes to The Kennington CinemaMuseum, a registered charity.
For more info check out www.cinesundays.com
Make every last Sunday of the month a CineSunday spectacular!
The last Sunday of every month we’ll be showcasing a camptastic movie in Kennington, with delicious cocktails themed to what’s on screen.
Join us at 2pm on Sunday June 24th for Working Girl! We hardly need to tell you it was nominated for four academy awards and stars Melanie Griffith, Sigourney Weaver and Harrison Ford.
Cocktails available at the bar will include The Harrison Hi-Ball, The Melanie Melange Punch and Sigourney Slammers!
This is all set in the Victorian magnificence of The Cinema Museum in Kennington, a building where Charlie Chaplin spent time as a child.
Tickets are £9 (plus a 10% booking fee) numbers are strictly limited to 100.
Tickets are ONLY available online and £3 of the ticket price goes to The Kennington CinemaMuseum, a registered charity.
For more info check out www.cinesundays.com
Make every last Sunday of the month a CineSunday spectacular!
09 June 2012
07 June 2012
Archbishop Sumner Primary School: First ever Summer Fete, Saturday 14 July 2pm - 5pm
Archbishop Sumner Primary School Summer Fete
Date: Saturday 14 July 2012
Time: 2 - 5pm
Price: £1 adults 50p children
Where: Archbishop Sumner
Primary School
Wincott Street, Kennington,
London, SE11 4NT
The school’s first ever summer fete, opened by Kate
Hoey MP, will feature many stalls, face-painting and many other fun activities
for the kids, a tombola, a fire engine courtesy of the London Fire Brigade, entertainment
from the school brass band and steel pans, a mouth-watering cake sale and a
barbecue. Fun for all the family!
June Saturday Openings for Roots and Shoots Shop
June Saturday Openings for Roots and Shoots Shop
Lambeth
gardeners - help is at hand! Roots and Shoots’ garden shop is having
some special Saturday openings in June to sell all kinds of gardening
sundries from seed trays, trowels, hessian sacks and secateurs to
raffia, organic compost and Carbon Gold’s much praised Gro Char. Unusual
gifts include individually designed beanbag frogs made by House of
Commons volunteers and Moa, the fantastic healing balm, great for
gardening scrapes and stings, as well as a facial cleanser.
There
will also be plant sales of the special and unusual plants which thrive
in Roots and Shoots’ Lambeth microclimate - some of the plants
showcased at Chelsea Flower Show on the Silver Medal winning
Architecture Sans Frontières exhibit were grown here. Expect to find
lots of things you wouldn’t pick up at a garden centre, all of which
have been tended by the young horticultural students at this award
winning educational and environmental charity.
The
shop was recently reopened by the charity’s patron, Kate Hoey.
Situated within the eco training centre, it is a practical part of the
retail students’ training and they are involved in merchandising,
display, sales and customer service.
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