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Dulwich Players present Terry Prachett's Wyrd Sisters
The Dulwich Players Present
Terry Pratchett’s WYRD SISTERS
Adapted by Stephen Briggs
With music by Paul Grimwood
From 6th – 9th April
At The Edward Alleyn Theatre, Dulwich College, SE21 7LD
Tickets are £12 (plus booking fee) available through www.dulwichplayers.org/ or bookings@dulwichplayers.org
Tickets are also sold on the door, subject to availability.
Performances:
Wednesday 6th – Friday 8th April at 8pm
Saturday 9th April at 3pm and 8pm
Royalties and Programme Donations go to Terry Pratchett’s chosen charity: the Orangutan Foundation.
This performance of Wyrd Sisters, a Discworld® Play, is an AMATEUR PRODUCTION
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Wyrd Sisters was the 6th of Terry Pratchett’s 41 Discworld® books, and one where he quite properly decides that witches, and not wizards, should be the dominant force, driving forward this wonderful world of magic.
Join us in a story of drama, love and silliness, combining Macbeth and Hamlet with a touch of Lear (and maybe Blackadder); where the wicked are extremely wicked, and good appears in surprising forms. Depressed heroes and brainless guards; noble actors and a vowel-less demon; all guided by rule-breaking witches and – above all magic – as we fly through 22 manic scene changes to that glorious moment when good triumphs over evil.
Terry Pratchett’s WYRD SISTERS
Adapted by Stephen Briggs
With music by Paul Grimwood
From 6th – 9th April
At The Edward Alleyn Theatre, Dulwich College, SE21 7LD
Tickets are £12 (plus booking fee) available through www.dulwichplayers.org/ or bookings@dulwichplayers.org
Tickets are also sold on the door, subject to availability.
Performances:
Wednesday 6th – Friday 8th April at 8pm
Saturday 9th April at 3pm and 8pm
Royalties and Programme Donations go to Terry Pratchett’s chosen charity: the Orangutan Foundation.
This performance of Wyrd Sisters, a Discworld® Play, is an AMATEUR PRODUCTION
* * * * * * *
Wyrd Sisters was the 6th of Terry Pratchett’s 41 Discworld® books, and one where he quite properly decides that witches, and not wizards, should be the dominant force, driving forward this wonderful world of magic.
Join us in a story of drama, love and silliness, combining Macbeth and Hamlet with a touch of Lear (and maybe Blackadder); where the wicked are extremely wicked, and good appears in surprising forms. Depressed heroes and brainless guards; noble actors and a vowel-less demon; all guided by rule-breaking witches and – above all magic – as we fly through 22 manic scene changes to that glorious moment when good triumphs over evil.
From 6th – 9th April
At The Edward Alleyn Theatre, Dulwich College, SE21 7LD
Tickets are £12 (plus booking fee) available through www.dulwichplayers.org/ or bookings@dulwichplayers.org
Tickets are also sold on the door, subject to availability.
Performances:
Wednesday 6th – Friday 8th April at 8pm
Saturday 9th April at 3pm and 8pm
Royalties and Programme Donations go to Terry Pratchett’s chosen charity: the Orangutan Foundation.
At The Edward Alleyn Theatre, Dulwich College, SE21 7LD
Tickets are £12 (plus booking fee) available through www.dulwichplayers.org/ or bookings@dulwichplayers.org
Tickets are also sold on the door, subject to availability.
Performances:
Wednesday 6th – Friday 8th April at 8pm
Saturday 9th April at 3pm and 8pm
Royalties and Programme Donations go to Terry Pratchett’s chosen charity: the Orangutan Foundation.
The Edward Alleyn Theatre, Dulwich College, London SE21 7LD
Wed 6 Apr to Sat 9 Apr 2022
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www.dulwichplayers.org/whats-on
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