OTHER EVENTS
This page lists all non-RADA productions taking place in one of the RADA venues situated on Malet Street, 18 Chenies Street or
RADA Studios, 16 Chenies St.
It is also the place to find details of events taking place in the RADA buildings, from careers days for prospective technical students, to exhibitions of graduate work.
For events or shows at Malet St or 18 Chenies Street, please call the RADA Box Office on +44(0)207 908 4800.
For events or shows at 16 Chenies Street, please call RADA Studios on +44(0)207 307 5060.
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Studio Theatre, RADA Studios,
16 Chenies Street, WC1E 7EX
Mon 20 May at 7:30pm
Presented by BA World Performance
By Girish Karnad (adapted by Thomas Mann)
Directed by Michael Walling
The plot of Hayavadana comes from Kathasaritsagara, an ancient compilation of stories in Sanskrit.
Karnad uses the conventions and motifs of folk tales and folk theatre – masks, curtain, dolls, and the story-within-a-story-to create a bizarre world.
Please note: This is not a RADA production.
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Studio Theatre, RADA Studios,
16 Chenies Street, WC1E 7EX
Tue 21 May at 7:30pm
By Nicolai Gogol (translated by David Harrower)
Directed by Janet Steel
This comic masterpiece is about mistaken identity. When a Government Inspector is scheduled for a visit to a small town where all the important people want to make the best possible impression.
Please note: This is not a RADA production.
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Studio Theatre, RADA Studios,
16 Chenies Street, WC1E 7EX
Wed 22 May at 7:30pm
Presented by BA Acting and Stage Combat
By Lee Mattinson
Directed by Shane Dempsey
When Jonathan Fudge dies, his friends flock to his Facebook page to make sense of the horrible mess. But when Jonathan starts to respond, they begin to wonder whether their friend has disappeared at all.
Please note: This is not a RADA production.
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Studio Theatre, RADA Studios,
16 Chenies Street, WC1E 7EX
Thu 23 May at 7:00pm
Presented by BA Physical Theatre
Devised by The Company
Directed by Mark Bell
Graduate year students work as part of an ensemble, through comedy, melodrama, movement, word and song in a punchy celebration of all things physical theatre.
Please note: This is not a RADA production.
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RADA bar, Malet Street
Fri 17 May at 7:30pm
Prices £10
RADA Graduates present - Songs for Spring
The RADA Graduate Cabaret Company presents a night of first class entertainment to the RADA bar. There will be something for everyone in an evening filled with songs to make you want to smile, dance or even sing along!
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The Studio Theatre at RADA Studios
Mon 17 Jun 7:00pm and 8:30pm
Much Ado About Nothing at 7:00pm
Arabian Nights at 8:30pm
Double bill: £14 adult | £10 concessions
Single bill: £8 adult | £6 concessions
Classic Cuts
Much Ado About Nothing and Arabian Nights
Graduate Double Bill
Directed by Nona Shepphard
A one hour adaption of Much Ado About Nothing. The war of the sexes between Beatrice and Benedick who’s hate/love of marriage and each other contrasts with the pure and romantic young love of Hero and Claudio, a love which is threatened by the villainous Don Juan.
A one hour adaption of Arabian Nights. Every day Shahryar, King of Persia, would marry a new virgin, and every day he sends yesterday's wife to be beheaded. He has killed 1,000 such women by the time he is introduced to Scheherazade, whose strange and wonderful stories of One Thousand and One Nights takes him (and us) to enchanted places and are so enthralling that he cannot resist hearing the continuing story the following night. Thus, Scheherazade’ s life hangs on her imagination, memory and wit!
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