THE OWL AND THE PUSSYCAT

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JULY 2012, VARIOUS LOCATIONS

ROH2, from the Royal Opera House present a water-bound operatic spectacle for the whole family based around the enchanting Edward Lear poem The Owl and the Pussycat.

This new work features the words of ex-Monty Python Terry Jones, and a specially commissioned score from Oscar-winning composer Anne Dudley (The Full Monty).  Set and costumes designed and made by Emergency Exit Arts, production with Joule Event and in partnership with Canal and River Trust.

Performance times:

See the 35 minute show at the following times and locations.

Wednesday 25 July, Little Venice, 2:30pm and 6.30pm

Performances in Rembrandt Gardens, Little Venice, off Warwick Avenue, London W2 1XB

No booking necessary. Please note audience numbers are limited for this venue and entry will be on a first come, first served basis.

Getting there: Nearest tube: Warwick Avenue (Bakerloo line). View on map.

Sunday 29 July, Graham Street Open Space, 3:00pm & 6:00pm

Performances at moorings at Graham Street Garden, London N1 8JX.

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Free tickets bookable in advance. Visit the Royal Opera House website.

All advance tickets have now been booked. More tickets may be released in the future so keep checking the website for details.

There may also be additional tickets available on the day. These will be allocated on a first come, first served basis and entry without an advance ticket is not guaranteed.

Getting there: Nearest tube: Angel (Northern line). View on map.

Tuesday 31 July, Mile End Park, 6:00pm

Performance at moorings close to Mile End Park Arts Pavillion, Mile End Park, London E3 4TN.

No booking necessary. Please note audience numbers are limited for this venue and entry will be on a first come, first served basis.

Getting there: Nearest tube: Mile End (Central, Circle, Hammersmith and City and District line). View on map.

What to bring

Seating will not be provided so please bring a rug, blanket or cushion. Please dress appropriately for the weather, as the audience area is not covered. If you are planning on bringing food or drink, please note no glassware.

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For special seating requirements please contact Access Dept. Box Office, Royal Opera House on 020 7304 4000. Wheelchair users will need assistance to help across the grass. Guide dogs only.

Past performances have included:

  • Friday 20 July, Brentford Lock
  • Sunday 22 July, Horsenden Farm

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Author: Editor