Monday 20 - Thursday 23 February 2012, 8.45am and 11.45am

The UK's favourite Shakespeare company for children and young people - back on the road with S4K's Romeo & Juliet.

TWO HOUSEHOLDS BOTH ALIKE IN DIGNITY
IN FAIR VERONA WHERE WE LAY OUR SCENE

Tickets: AED 150

More information call DUCTAC Box Office: 04 341 4777

Thu 23 - Sat 25 February 2012

Time Thu 23 : 7.30pm
Fri 24 & Sat 25 : 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Venue Kilachand Studio
Price 80 AED
For Ages 10+

“British genre hoppers 1927 conjure up this gorgeously grim world in a technically brilliant blend of live music, physical theatre and animation...This is an entrancing show. Don’t miss it” Sydney Morning Herald
“Brilliantly inventive, funny, poignant and visually entrancing, it’s a treat” Sunday Telegraph

www.19-27.co.uk

Trust no one!

Suspect even your own shadow!

Welcome to the Bayou, a part of the city feared and loathed wherein lies the infamous Bayou Mansions; a sprawling, stinking tenement block, where curtain-twitchers and peeping-toms live side by side, and the wolf... is always at the door.

When Agnes Eaves and her daughter arrive late one night, does it signal hope in this hopeless place, or has the real horror only just begun?

Seamlessly synchronising live music, performance and storytelling with stunning films and animation, this is the wickedly twisted new tale from 1927, the multiple award-winning company behind the international hit Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea.

We invite you on a theatrical journey of startling originality – like a giant novel burst into life.

1st - 3rd March 2012, 7:30 pm
Venue: Centrepoint Theatre, DUCTAC, Mall of the Emirates
Tickets: AED 75 (general seating)

Based on the Novel written by Leonard Wibberly
Adapted for stage by Christopher Sergel
Directed by Philip Apaza
Produced by Emma Mubarak
Assistant Directed by Rashmi Kotriwala & Aswathi Menon

Grand Fenwick, a tiny European nation whose only export is its famous wine, has its economy ruined when a California winery reproduces their beloved product. Seeking justice, and a way out of their financial problems, Fenwick proposes losing a war to the United States as a way to solve their financial problems. Problems arise when they end up winning!