Lion In The Streets

Friday 11 March, following the 2:30pm performance

Jen Harvie is Professor of Contemporary Theatre and Performance at Queen Mary University of London. Her research explores how theatre and performance artists make their work, and the cultural politics of contemporary performance, especially in relation to gender, sexuality, and age. She has published on artists including Judith Thompson, Lois Weaver, Scottee, Caryl Churchill, Sh!t Theatre, and Breach Theatre. Publications include Making Contemporary Theatre: International Rehearsal Processes and Fair Play – Art, Performance and Neoliberalism. She co-edits the book series Theatre & and releases open access interviews with performance makers on her podcast Stage Left.

Tickets: £10 general admission / £5 concessions.

Complimentary tickets: industry and associated professionals.

NB: Tickets are non-refundable.

Please check in with the box office 15 minutes prior to the start of the show.

Have your tickets ready to show on your device.

We aim to open the house 20 minutes before the start of the show. Seating is unallocated.

Proof of eligibility is required for all concessionary rate tickets.

The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama is fully wheelchair accessible, please speak with our box office team on 02077228183 or boxoffice@cssd.ac.uk if you have any further enquiries.

COVID-19 safety measures are currently in place for productions at Central’s Swiss Cottage campus. Please refer to Central’s COVID-19 Information webpage for more details.

Please note that these measures are subject to change without notice and we advise attendees to check this webpage and the Eventbrite booking page for updates. Updates to safety measures will also be communicated with ticket holders by email through Eventbrite.

Face coverings

To protect Central’s community, we advise all attendees of productions to wear a face covering in all public, communal spaces unless exempt. In line with Central’s See It Safely measures currently in place, audiences are also asked to wear face coverings during performances unless they have a valid exemption.

Testing

For the comfort and reassurance of all our guests, students and staff, all audience members over the age of 11 years are requested to have taken an LFT with a negative result, within 72 hours of their arrival to Central’s campus. Please refer to Central’s COVID-19 Information webpage for more details.

See It Safely

We have been granted the use of Society Of London Theatre & UK Theatre’s ‘See It Safely’ mark. The mark certifies that we are complying with the latest Government and industry COVID-19 guidelines, to ensure the safety of our staff and audiences.

You can find out more information about the measures theatres have been putting in place for your visit, and what you will need to know beforehand by visiting the See It Safely website.