Blue Remembered Hills
February, 2007
After the performances today (02/02/07) and tomorrow, this show will transfer to Catford so if you live north, rather than south of the Thames, or west rather than east of Charing Cross, you may want to act now to secure your tickets. Please note: there are only a few seats left at the Wycombe Swan Town Hall so I strongly commend you to PHONE 01494 512000 NOW to secure your place(s). The Town Hall is 'General Admission' so ticket holders will want to arrive early to grab their favourite seats. The doors will be open by 7.30 pm. We suggest you park in the Easton Street or Council Office car park or arrive by train. I hope to see you there.
It is the Summer of 1943 and the adult world is a mystery to the children of the West Country.
The end of the war is two years off but for these seven-year-olds it may as well be a lifetime away.
Blue Remembered Hills is Dennis Potter’s acclaimed story of lost innocence.
The hills and woodland of rural England are the children’s playground.
Childhood loyalty and friendship are explored with all the laughter and cruelty of which children
are capable until a single tragic event brings their idyll crashing to the earth.
From that moment everything changes . . . forever . . .
The Wycombe Swan's resident theatre company presents Dennis Potter's
extraordinarily moving play at the Wycombe Swan Town Hall Studio prior to
a London run. Seven children are played by seven adults—as specified by the
author—in an evening which will re-awaken the child in each of us.
The Broadway Studio Theatre, Catford Feb 6 - 3 March BOOK NOW or call 020 8690 0002
31 May - 2 June 2007: The Importance of Being Earnest
Oscar Wilde's comedy masterpiece comes to the Wycombe Swan via their resident
company Tight Fit Theatre.
Jack and Algernon take on the name Ernest in order to win the hearts of
their respective loves, Gwendolen and Cecily, two young ladies who are sure
they could only love men called Ernest. When they all arrive at Jack's
country home, we have two men who claim to be “Ernest”, and two girls in
love with men named “Ernest” who aren't earnest.
Confused?
All will be answered in this delightful, witty production directed by Mark
Oldknow.
Murder Mysteries
Our Murder Mysteries The Nineteenth Hell, An Act of Murder, and For Whom the School Bell Tolls
have been putting in appearances for school PTAs, golf clubs and community centres helping them all raise funds with
a great evening's entertainment. There are dates available in 2007.
Please contact us to satisfy the fund-raising detective in you.
About Us
Renowned for our productions since 1996 and resident at the Wycombe Swan since 2000, Tight Fit Theatre is a professional theatre company who also provide training, project management, and technical expertise.
You can now to support our work, but we would rather you buy a ticket and come and see us! If you can't see us but would like to support us, you can buy something from one of our affiliates. We benefit from a referral fee and you pay the usual price. Great for gift shopping. ;-)
Tim Hill, February, 2007.
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