Review by Richard Stewart In vain have I struggled. It will not do. My feelings will not be repressed. You must allow me to tell you how boring I find Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice. This is not for want of trying – I want to like it. It’s one of the most loved and well regarded books in English literature, full of wit, memorable characters and quotes that have become part of the culture of the nation. I’ve read […]
Young Marx runs from the 5th – 13th April. Click here to book tickets.
See what Director Pauline Armour says about our next show, Young Marx which runs from the 5th to 13th of April. It is a riotous romp through 1850’s London! It is thought-provoking and very, very funny so make sure you don’t miss it and click here to book tickets.
Watch the video below to see what audiences think about Pride and Prejudice and then click here to buy tickets.
Directed by Paul Ackroyd Review by Patrick Neylan When a cold February blast blows up North Street, it’s comforting to snuggle into the BLT auditorium to witness the story of a group of men suffering in a considerably colder climate than you are. And a gratifyingly large number of people turned out to see Terra Nova, a dramatised account of Captain Robert Scott’s expedition to the South Pole in 1911. Those feelings are tempered by the knowledge that you’re watching […]
Want to find out more about Bromley Little Theatre’s production of Pride and Predjudice? Watch the video below and then click here to book tickets.
Thank you to everybody who made the Sarnies such a great evening, to all those who made nominations and presented, to our wonderful backstage team of Jasmine, Alicia and Emma,our troupe of hosts – Bethan, Howie and Jess and of course to all those who helped behind the bar and in the kitchen. Award for Scenic Design Jan Greenhough Award for set construction Mike Tully Special thanks to the fundraising team Award for unusual prop creation Michelle Ashton Outstanding contribution […]
Following our call out a few weeks ago, we are delighted to announce that Jacqui Nelson and Alison Green will be joining our Board of Trustees. Jacqui has already started and Alison will be “on board” in April. We think they will be a great addition to our team and we’re delighted to welcome them.
Directed by Patrick Neylan Hazel and Robin are retired nuclear scientists. They live just outside the exclusion zone of a nuclear reactor disaster – a nuclear reactor that they had some unspecified part in creating. Rationed electricity and a Geiger counter, on hand to check for signs of radiation, are the most noticeable outwards signs of its impact, but the disaster has also taken its toll on the psychology of each of the protagonists in other ways. But first the […]
Our main house production of ‘Terra Nova’ runs until Saturday 16th February. Click here to buy tickets.