St. Margaret's House, London
Tuesday, 9th Mar - Friday, 12th Mar
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Covid-19 Update: (Jan 2021) Due to new lockdown restrictions we are having to reimagine our Reimagine season. All events will either be brought to you digitally or postponed and we will endeavour to update you on specific activities as soon as possible.
Either way we will be continuing to work behind the scenes to bring you some fantastic arts and wellbeing opportunities to enjoy at home!
Email our Programme Manager on [email protected] for more information.
Tom loves a laugh!
But it’s no joke when he can’t even remember where he’s parked the car...
Fortunately, his loving wife Trish comes to the rescue...again!
Mark Lockyer’s moving adaptation of this absurdly normal story, poignantly asks us how do we keep dancing when the music between us starts to fade?
Having played to sell- out audiences across Ireland in 2019, St. Margaret’s house is delighted to host the plays UK premiere.
Mark Lockyer returns to us after his hugely successful show ‘Living with the Lights On’
“Mark Lockyer is an intense, magnetic presence whose performance holds the whole evening together. Shower him with Gold” - Natasha Tripney, The Stage.
“Mark Lockyer is a tour de force” Domonic Cavendish, Daily Telegraph
“Lockyer beautifully conveys the sheer momentum of a life with the brakes all but broken. An engaging and energetic raconteur” Matt Trueman, Whatsonstage.
About Mark Lockyer
Mark Lockyer’s career spans three decades and includes leading roles at the National Theatre, the Royal Shakespeare Company, The Old Vic, the Young Vic, and the Royal Court. Mark was most recently seen as Danaos in The Suppliant Women, Iago in Othello (Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory/ETT) and Subtle in The Alchemist for the RSC.
Performance time: 7:30-8:30pm
Doors will open at 7:15pm
See the rest of the REIMAGINE season at St. Margaret's House here
St. Margaret's House
21 Old Ford Road
London
E2 9PL
Where is the venue?
This event will be taking place inside our hall. When arriving at 21 Old Ford Road, there will be stairs leading down to the entrance located to the right of our main door and cafe. We always try to have a member of staff on Old Ford Road to guide you where you need to go.
What is your COVID-19 guidance?
Before attending this event, please read our guidance on ways in which you can help reduce the risk of Covid-19 whilst at St Margaret’s House. This is a mask-wearing event. All attendees are required to bring a face mask/covering with them to be worn during the show.
Food and drink?
Whilst keeping within COVID-19 restrictions, we are not able to serve food or drink at our events. You are welcome to bring your own refreshments into the space if you want to.
Are there toilets at the venue?
Yes, though we will ask you to use any facilities before you are seated for the performance.
How old do you have to be to attend?
Unless otherwise stated, our programme is for all ages. If unsure, please call on 020 8980 2092 or email [email protected]
We organise and host a wide variety of gigs, open mics, spoken word nights, exhibitions, film screenings, theatre and comedy performances as well as one-off festivals. We see the arts as a route to community building, wellbeing and social change. Our mission is to promote positive social change by creating opportunities for people to come together and play a more active part in their community. Our projects anchor us in the community, providing spaces for residents to eat, shop, learn, create, and enjoy a diverse cultural program.
