June 1944
One man’s decision is about change the course of history…
A single room overlooking Portsmouth Harbour is about to bear witness to the most important weather forecast ever made… 350,000 lives depend upon it.
The D-Day Landings remain the largest Naval operation of all time and it is up to Group Captain, Dr James Stagg, to forecast the weather…
PRESSURE is the extraordinary true story that thrillingly explores the responsibilities of leadership, the challenges of prophecy and the personal toll of taking a stand.
‘Funny, tense and deeply affecting’. The Daily Telegraph
‘A thunderous piece of theatre’. The Stage
Tuesday 24 March - Saturday 28 March
When Judas Met John presents a musical journey alternating between Bob Dylan and John Lennon/The Beatles. This casual and engaging show features the like-minded lyrics of both artists.
Brothers Broke perform an acoustic folk-come-bluesy interpretation of songs by Bob Dylan and John Lennon/The Beatles, as well as delivering insightful commentary about influences, origins and styles of both artists’ songwriting.
Excellently received and reviewed at the Edinburgh Fringe, we are delighted to welcome Brother Broke to
The Barn
Friday 8th May
7.30pm.
HE SAID/SHE SAID
A double bill of one-act plays.
Produced and directed by Claire Evans
(Home at Seven and One Christmas Carol)
Two actors. Two writers. Two acts of violence.
These worlds collide only in this theatre space
MISCONDUCT by Dom Riley
Three mates off on one last big away day match.
Then that’s it.
He said: I tell things how they are, right? … So, this is Everything. My side.
Dom Riley’s cautionary tale - a runaway train ride to a life-changing moment.
LADYKILLER by Madeline Gould
A chambermaid. A murder.
She said: Lust. Gain. Power. Thrill. Be strong and dark on you own time, in secret.
Sunday 10th May.
5pm
Content guidance:
He Said/She Said contains challenging themes, strong language and sexualreferences. It explores issues relating to violence
THE UNFRIEND
By Steven Moffat
This very funny and true to life comedy had a succesful run at the Chichester Festival Theatre and then in the West End starring Lee Mack, Amanda Abbington and Frances Barber.
The plot centres on suburban couple Peter and Debbie, whose polite invitation to a stranger on holiday has potentially dire consequences. Well, we’ve all done it, haven’t we? We meet some nice people, we say “Oh, we must stay in touch” but we don’t really mean it. Do we?????
Wednesday 24th - Saturday 27th June
By agreement with Nick Hern Books