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CURRENT SHOWS

Current productions 

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TICKET INFORMATION:

This is a FREE performance but tickets should be pre-booked

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PERFORMANCES:

Saturday 26th April 2.30PM

AT THE MANOR PARK LIBRARY 

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Sunday 27th April 2.00PM

AT THE EAST-HAM LIBRARY

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To book tickets click below:

Fantastic Mr Fox

by Roald Dahl

 

“Run foxy, run foxy Run! Run! Run!

Here comes the farmer with his gun, gun, gun!

Bang! Bang! Bang! Goes the farmers gun

So, run foxy, run foxy Run! Run! Run!

 

Following on from the success of our production of The Reluctant Dragon last year, our Black Dog Theatre Creation East-Ham troupe are back with a special retelling of the popular story by Roald Dahl.

 

Fantastic Mr Fox is family fun at its finest. A juicy tale of greed, pride and the power of friendship, a dahlicious theatrical feast. 

 

Boggis, Bunce and Bean, three greedy, smelly, horrid farmers hate the cunning Mr Fox. Mr Fox is smart, clever and rather fantastic, but he doesn’t realise how determined the farmers are to get revenge. Can he hatch a plan to save his family and friends? Can they outrun the diggers and outsmart the farmers? You know as well as I do: no-one outfoxes a fox!

 

Using larger than life characters, puppets, classic storytelling, raps and wordplay, this is a new special retelling of the story specially performed for free to the local community by members of the Black Dog Theatre Creation.

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PROUD

By Alfie James

 

Dusty was on the radio; Bowie was breaking through. For Billy and Lily, growing up in the early 70s was tough. Back then being Gay was still something to fear. Billy longed to come out to his family whilst Lily just wanted her Nan to accept her for liking girls. That was until they joined the local "Proud" group...

This is the story of the first London Pride of 1972. A story of friendship, family, acceptance... and being PROUD.

Developed as part of a 6-month community heritage project by Pride Theatre Productions and supported by The Heritage Lottery Fund.

COMING SOON...

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The Soldier

By Alfie James & Luke Garner-Greene

 

A new play specially developed for Armed Forces Day which explores family life and the relationship between a father and his son who are both soldiers in the army.

 

Performed for the Armed Forces Day 2025 at the Etcetera Theatre this June.

Tickets: TBC

The Highway Rat

By Julia Donaldson

 

“The Highway Rat was a Baddie

The Highway Rat was Beast

He hid and stole from all he met

Then rode away with no regret!”

 

 Our Story Box Community Theatre Project in Kelvedon is back with a special retelling of the popular children’s favourite “The Highway Rat” by Julia Donaldson.

 

Performed with puppets, wordplay and the odd song; this is sure to be a special treat.

Women in War

By Alfie James

 

"Buckle up! And hold on to what you can. This ride is gonna’ get bumpy, but them Blessie’s need us.”

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First performed as part of a community heritage project supported by the HLF, Women in War was hailed as “An inspirational, beautifully well-written play which captures the work of our nurses on the front line. A must-see watch!"

This new production is brought to you by Robin McManus and written and directed by Alfie James.

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Camden Fringe 

29th July - 2nd Aug 

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Edinburgh Fringe

18th - 23rd Aug 

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Get in touch 

To contact us please email us at: alfiejamesproductions@gmail.com

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