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Lazarus Theatre Announce Summer Season

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Critically acclaimed Lazarus Theatre Company return in 2015 with their trademark fresh take on two epic classics as they stage their Summer of Empire! First they take a fresh look at Shakespeare’s Henry V with an all female cast before they give us their spin on Marlowe’s Tamburlaine The Great.

Ricky Dukes will direct and adapt both productions and two Lazarus favourites return to take the title roles. Colette O’Rourke will be leading her soldiers to Agincourt as Lazarus make their debut at The Union Theatre on June 30th, while Prince Plockey will play the Scythian shepherd turned emperor in Tamburlaine when the company return to the cosy Tristan Bates Theatre in August. Full datesand links for booking tickets for both are below.

King Henry V

Dates 30th June – 18th July, Tue – Sat, 7.30pm, Sun at 3.00pm

Venue: The Union Theatre, Southwark, SE1 0LX.

Tickets £15.00, £11.00 (Concessions) £10 (Previews)

To Book www.uniontheatre.biz or call 020 7261 9876

Tamburlaine The Great

Dates 25th August – 12th September, Monday – Saturday at 7.45pm

Venue The Tristan Bates Theatre, Covent Garden, WC2H 9NP.

Tickets £15.00, £11.00 (Concessions) £10 (Previews)

To Book www.tristanbatestheatre.co.uk or call 020 7240 6283

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