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Blackadder
Following the success of ‘A Chorus of Disapproval’ in 2023, Bromley Little Theatre returns to the Festival Theatre with the hugely popular ‘Blackadder’ adapted for the stage from the massive TV hit.
It’s 1558 or two minutes to four in the afternoon if you prefer, and Elizabeth I has ascended to the throne just in time for tea. Lord Edmund Blackadder (the bastard great- great – grandson of the original) attempts to win her favour despite the efforts of his ineffectual acquaintances, notably the idiot Percy and his mediocre, mess of a manservant, Baldrick. Comedy writing at its very best, laugh out loud funny – not to be missed.
The Blackadder Dynasty stretches over five centuries and was first chronicled on our television screens back in June 1983 and ran for over six years before culminating in the poignant slow motion ‘over the top’ sequence fading into the field of Flanders poppies.
BLT’s cunning plan to delight audiences is to recreate 3 favourite episodes from Series 2;
BELLS
Served by a dungball in a dress and accompanied by a bird-brained dimwit he can’t shake off, Edmund, the bastard great-great-grandson of the repulsive original, is reasonably normal – until he meets Bob…
HEAD
Edmund, newly appointed minister in charge of religious genocide and Lord High Executioner, finds himself in a spot of bother when he completely ruins Lord Farrow’s weekend by cutting off his head.
CHAINS
Edmund is slightly inconvenienced when a fat-headed German chamber-pot boxes him up in a chest full of iron spikes and leaves him to play charades with a crazed Spanish interrogator.
Running Time: 2hrs 20mins(with interval)
It’s 1558 or two minutes to four in the afternoon if you prefer, and Elizabeth I has ascended to the throne just in time for tea. Lord Edmund Blackadder (the bastard great- great – grandson of the original) attempts to win her favour despite the efforts of his ineffectual acquaintances, notably the idiot Percy and his mediocre, mess of a manservant, Baldrick. Comedy writing at its very best, laugh out loud funny – not to be missed.
The Blackadder Dynasty stretches over five centuries and was first chronicled on our television screens back in June 1983 and ran for over six years before culminating in the poignant slow motion ‘over the top’ sequence fading into the field of Flanders poppies.
BLT’s cunning plan to delight audiences is to recreate 3 favourite episodes from Series 2;
BELLS
Served by a dungball in a dress and accompanied by a bird-brained dimwit he can’t shake off, Edmund, the bastard great-great-grandson of the repulsive original, is reasonably normal – until he meets Bob…
HEAD
Edmund, newly appointed minister in charge of religious genocide and Lord High Executioner, finds himself in a spot of bother when he completely ruins Lord Farrow’s weekend by cutting off his head.
CHAINS
Edmund is slightly inconvenienced when a fat-headed German chamber-pot boxes him up in a chest full of iron spikes and leaves him to play charades with a crazed Spanish interrogator.
Running Time: 2hrs 20mins(with interval)
Friday 16 Aug 24 and Saturday 17 Aug 24
Hever Castle Kent TN8 7NG
Fri 16 2pm & 8pm, Sat 17 Aug 8pm Two Sisters’ TheatreStandard Ticket £24.20
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