Production Team:

Director:

Sabrina McNally

Assistant Director &

Promoter:

Katie Hoather-Storey

Producer:

Samuel Monk

Stage Manager:

Emily Bagshaw

‘Tea in a China Cup’ is a political comedy

based in Belfast during the Troubles. The

play flashes back to the 1930s battle of the

Somme and forward into the 70s. The two

main characters (beth and teresa) a catholic

and protestant defy society by remaining

friends throughout the violence and laughing

at the stupidity of the situation. The story

focuses on differentaspects of growing up...

from innocent children experiencing the

world of sex, to the first job interview and

It combines friendship, faith and division

through comedy and emotional intensity to

Performance dates:

4th June: 7.30pm

5th June: 2.30pm and 7.30pm

Venue: The Dukes Youth Theatre (DT3)

Ticket prices: £6 (£5 concession)

CAST:

Production team

Co-Director:

Jamie Ward

Co-Director:

Rory Poole

Producer:

Shimol Khakar

Stage Manager: 

Yumi Wakamoto

15th June: 7.30pm

16th June: 2.30pm

and 7.30pmVenue:

The Gregson Centre

Ticket prices: TBC

Performance dates:

15th June: 4pm and

8pm

16th June: 8pm

Venue:

The Gregson Centre

Ticket price: £4

'

In the penal colony' takes place in a penal colony, funnily enough. An Officer insists to a Young Explorer that the ways of

the old commander (who designed and built the machine) should be upheld with zeal, however he appears to be alone in this

belief. The main source of debate concerns a machine that is used for capital punishment, by way of carving a passage of

'Judith: a parting from the body' is a witty and provocative re-telling of the tale of Judith and Holofernes. In the morning the

great General Holofernes will continue his conquest of Israel by sacking Jerusalem. Judith, a wealthy Hebrew widow, plans to

sneak into his camp, seduce him and bring his head back to her people. If she fails, her people will be slaughtered. But what

must she sacrifice in order to succeed? In one highly charged night the two engage in a private and deadly war over sex, power

CAST:

Prisoner - Charlie Hanson

Performance dates: 3-5th June

Doors open: TBC

Performance starts:TBC

Venue: The Nuffield Theatre

Ticket prices: TBC

Production team

Director:

David Butler

Assistant Director:

Adam Bates

Musical Director:

David Huskisson

Publicity Producer:

Becky Hoose

Financial Producer:

Ariel Lambert

Stage Manager:

Alex Leonard

Assistant Stage Manager:

Ellen Clayton

A Clockwork Orange is familiar to most people through Stanley Kubrick's infamous film

adaption. Burgess's adaption transforms the story into a mini-musical, with music and

songs adapted from Beethoven's work along with Burgess's own compositions.

Alex and his vicious teenage gang revel in horrific violence, mugging and gang rape.

Alex also revels in the music of Beethoven. The gang communicates in a language

which is as complicated as their actions. When a drug-fueled night of fun ends in

murder, Alex is finally busted and banged up. He is given a choice - be brainwashed

into good citizenship and set free, or face a lifetime inside.

CAST:

Pedofil / Other Doctor - Nikki Kennedy

Aside from the shows we try

to provide an array of other

activities including performance

workshops, technical workshops

and stage combat.Not forgetting

of course that our social

secretaries will keep you

entertained with quizzes, bar

crawls and the legendary nights

down by the duck pond.

We also hold an annual ‘Oscars’

ceremony at our summer ball to

recognise the hard work put in by

 our members over the course of

  

Welcome

In LUTG we aim to provide an experience of theatre for our

members through productions, workshops and socials. We aim to

put on 9 shows a year (3 per term), all of which are directed,

produced, managed and techied by our members. From

Shakespeare to Berkoff, musicals to farce - we've got it covered!