CABARET NIGHTS
HERE AT
JERMYN STREET
The Jermyn Street Theatre is committed to bringing a programme of high-quality, Sunday/Monday nights entertainment to the London stage.

To book call the box office on:
020 7287 2875

See below for full details:

Forthcoming Events:

Jermyn Street Theatre
presents

EDINBURGH FESTIVAL PREVIEWS




Monday 26th July
7.30pm Gordon Southern in Borders

9.00pm Phil Nichol in Welcome to Crazy Town

Tuesday 27th July
7.30pm Real Babies Don't Cry.
The new play by Stewart Permutt.
Directed by Gene David Kirk.
A funny, bizarre tale of obsession, love and loss.

9.00pm Seann Walsh
One of the most exciting new talents in the last 10 yrs.

Wednesday 28th July
7.30pm Susan Murray in The Glottal Stops Here.
Everything you wanted to know about accents but were afraid to ask because youz common innit?

9.00pm Terry Alderton

Thursday 29th July
7.30pm Real Babies Don't Cry.
The new play by Stewart Permutt.
Directed by Gene David Kirk
A funny, bizarre tale of obsession, love and loss.

9.00pm Shazia Mirza in Multiple Choice.
A new show from international award winning comedian.


Ticket Prices: All tickets £10.00

Call the Box Office on: 020 7287 2875

30th & 31st July

Jermyn Street Theatre
presents

IMPERIAL FIZZ

Written by Brian Parks
Directed by Sophie Fletcher
30th & 31st July at 8.00pm

Ticket Prices: All tickets £10

Call the Box Office on: 020 7287 2875

The World premiere of Imperial Fizz, a surreal intoxicating comedy from Scotsman Fringe First-winning New York playwright Brian Parks.
CAST:
Starring Issy Van Randwyck and David Calvitto

A seemingly carefree, martini swilling 1930's movie style couple, upper class and clearly part of the haute social scene, down cocktails and exchange witty banter and pointed barbs as they sing and dance to melodies transmitting from a classic RCA radio.
As they jigger and joust their way to the ultimate nightcap, something is not quite right. Ominous static replaces the radio's period ditties and weird rumbles of thunder encroach from a surrounding darkness. There's no time to worry. An eminent guest is due to arrive and the libations had better be perfect. Fill the ice bucket and fix another drink!
The man and the woman dive into comically absurd cross-examinations of each other and an unexpected cast of characters who bear witness to events that have shaped their lives and elaborate marriage: the ordinary and the extraordinary; the marital and the extramarital.
Snappy and quick-witted, Imperial Fizz is a curious mix of the surreal, funny, and the dark. As long as the cocktails are absolutely right, what could possibly go wrong…?

Jermyn Street Theatre

presents

SUMMER SHORTS 2010


LOL
Tuesday 3rd & Wednesday 4th August at 8.00pm
"This show is bliss" Libby Purves
Following a sensational premiere at the Soho Theatre, Rosalind Adler brings LOL - her one-act play about internet dating to Jermyn Street.

A painful and joyous rollercoaster ride through the lives and loves of 3 apparently unconnected women, interspersed with delicious extracts from real online profiles, LOL revels in the fast-expanding phenomenon that is internet dating in the 21st century. Lucinda eats men for breakfast - if they're lucky; Sarah's ready for commitment - and even married Mags is curious.
Ticket Prices: All tickets £10.00

MAD ABOUT THE 30s'
Saturday 7th August at 3.30pm & 7.30pm
MICHAEL LAW performs a special new cabaret

Singer, pianist and founder/musical director of The Piccadilly Dance Orchestra MICHAEL LAW is MAD ABOUT THE THIRTIES and has created a brand new one-man show featuring a sparkling, sentimental and witty selection of some of the great songs of the period. Listen to the most wonderful songs by Noel Coward, Cole Porter, the Gershwins and many more.
Ticket Prices: £14.00 £12.00 concessions www.pdo.org.uk

PALACE BALLS by Daniel Hill
Wednesday 11th, Thursday 12th August 8.00pm
and Friday 13th August 5.00pm & 8.00pm
A Comedy, About a Drama, That becomes a Farce

An off-West End theatre desperately in need of a hit are putting on PALACE BALLS Set in a Footman’s room in Buckingham Palace in 1963; problem is, it’s a bit over worthy and a teensy bit boring, until Martin, a sex-mad, Prozac fuelled genius of a writer/director, and on the verge… Starts turning it into CARRY ON HUMPING UP THE PALACE! With One bed, two Footmen - one camp, one swinger - a nymphomaniac Parlour-Maid and a Steward of the Royal Household… with a bit of Frankie Howard, Kenneth Williams and Barbara Windsor… skirts up, trousers down, all at it - Frolicking up the Palace as chaos and total farce reign supreme. Trouble is - nobody told the writer!
CAST:
Starring: Melanie Kilburn: Daniel Hill; Oliver Kieran-Jones;
Jessie Dolman; Natasha Hill
Ticket Prices: £12.00 £10.00 concessions

MY DIET FROM HELL by Phil Preece
Saturday 14th August at 4.00pm & 8.00pm
Starring Della Allen as "Karen"

Hot on the heels of the very successful 'That's Entertainment', Nobody's Perfect Productions continue their run of brand new comedies with the subtle, clever and extremely funny monologue 'My Diet From Hell'.
'Karen' a Northern woman who has battled with her ever increasing waistline and lack of success with the opposite sex! She has tried everything, not eating, hypnotherapy, fad diets and the gym...but one day a chance meeting lands her the man of her dreams and she becomes even more focused on losing that weight...will it work and be worth it? - You'll have to wait and see...
Ticket Prices: £12.00 £10.00 concessions

HELLO JERRY!
Sunday 15th August at 7.30pm
The life, lyrics and music of Jerry Herman – starring Leanne Masterton.
Musical Director Leigh Thompson

Leanne presents her classic cabaret show celebrating the works of Jerry Herman. Featuring songs from such shows as “Hello Dolly”, “Mame”, “La Cage Aux Folles” and “Mack and Mabel”. His wonderful melodies and lyrics will have you tapping your feet and singing along.
Hello Jerry! is a combination of character, quips and stories. Her personable, easy approach to working in front of a live audience brings relaxed entertainment, funny and heart rending in turn.
Ticket Prices: £10.00 in advance: £14.00 on the night

UNRELATED
Monday 16th August at 8.00pm
Written and directed by Dan Horrigan.

CAST: Helen Bang, Tim Daish, Augustina Seymour
and Romilly Turner
When Jean, a high class prostitute, takes on Martin as a client she has no idea what he really wants. Annie his wife has no idea what he is capable of - at least that's what she tells Rachel, a journalist with her own angle to pursue. In this dark and comic exploration of prejudice, perversion, and power Dan Horrigan reveals the desperation behind middle class mores and the damage we do to each other when our darker desires come out to play.
Ticket Prices: All tickets £12.00

LOL
Tuesday 17th & Wednesday 18th August at 8.00pm
"This show is bliss" Libby Purves
Following a sensational premiere at the Soho Theatre, Rosalind Adler brings LOL - her one-act play about internet dating to Jermyn Street.

A painful and joyous rollercoaster ride through the lives and loves of 3 apparently unconnected women, interspersed with delicious extracts from real online profiles, LOL revels in the fast-expanding phenomenon that is internet dating in the 21st century. Lucinda eats men for breakfast - if they're lucky; Sarah's ready for commitment - and even married Mags is curious.
Ticket Prices: All tickets £10.00

EDEM
Thursday 19th, Friday 20th August at 7.30pm
and Saturday 21st August at 3.30pm

Young people's theatre company The Last Laugh join with Jermyn Street Theatre to present a new musical, combining ancient Nigerian myth with the modern day fight for the environment.

Written by the young people, with music and song and a host of forceful characters, the company asks where the young person's home is, faced by a dying environment. What can one person do alone to save the future of the world?
Ticket Prices: £10.00 £8.00 concessions


The PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY Performed by Keith Drinkel
Saturday 21st August at 7.30pm

DORIAN GRAY was first published in in July 1890.
It caused something of a public scandal and when, in the following year, it was published in book form, Wilde toned down some of the more homo-erotic sections and added six chapters of a more conventional tone. This one man version was first performed in February 1999. Through the eleven years it has changed and developed and this final ever performance is, hopefully, as complete as possible. Not of course replacing the original masterpiece but possibly a means of returning audiences to that remarkable novel.
Ticket Prices: £12.00 £10.00 concessions



Call the Box Office for more details on these shows: 020 7287 2875