'...a physical company that
isn't afraid of serious theatre.'
Time Out

'We shall meet in the place where there is no darkness.'
George Orwell

Labyrinth Theatre's production will present a contemporary,
multimedia, theatrical adaptation of George Orwell's
'Nineteen Eighty-Four', resulting in a dynamic piece of
ground-breaking theatre.

The company are proud to have formed an exciting collaboration
with 10to1 Productions Ltd, a world leading production company
specialising in producing multimedia content for the arts.

“Our own society, with its program of cameras to monitor the public,
its obsession with codifying citizen's personal data, the insidious
merging of government and media, the curtailment of civil
liberties and freedom of speech and the perpetual state of fear
created by The War on Terror, we too are capable of sliding
inexorably towards the Orwellian nightmare."
Lizzie French, Writer

This dramatic adaptation will awaken our audiences and challenge
their perceptions of the world they live in today.

Based on the novel 'Nineteen Eighty-Four': George Orwell
Stage Adaptation: Lizzie French
Director: Laura Farnworth
Video Production: Victor Craven for 10to1 Productions Ltd
Assistant Director: Matthew Reynolds
Technical Manager: Helen Mugridge

'Cervantes would be proud.'
Metro, Pick of the Fringe

Don Q

Voted the 'Best Book of All Time' by the readers of the
Guardian newspaper, Labyrinth Theatre presented the theatrical
adaptation world premiere of Cervantes' novel Don Quixote at the
Underbelly Theatre, Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2003.

Imagine...imagine a world of enchantment where
windmills are giants, inns are castles, statues talk and islands
are yours to bestow - this is the world through Don Quixote's eyes.
Encapsulating a magical world where the realms of fantasy
and reality collide, 'Don Q' is a high-powered, innovative
production of verve that stretches the limits of theatre,
resulting in a uniquely engaging visual style.

Writer: Caroline Corrie
Director: Laura Farnworth
Assistant Director: Matthew Reynolds
Creative Producer: Helen Mugridge
Performers: Clive Ashborn, Caroline Corrie, Christopher Petrus
Designer: Caroline Corrie
Music: Tony Charlton, Victor Craven of 10to1 Productions Ltd
Artwork: Al Davison for Astral Gypsy
Chorography Assistant: Al Davison

'... a muscular 90 minutes,
intelligent and powerful production...'
Time Out

Jungle

Time Out Critics' Choice

'Jungle' enjoyed a sell out run at Camden People's
Theatre in 2001, where it was awarded Time Out Critics' Choice two
weeks running. Subsequently the production transferred to BAC
as part of the Time Out Critics' Choice Spring Season 2002,
remaining Critics Choice for a further three weeks
The production was then invited to The Theatre Royal Bath
as part of the 'Wild & Wacky' Festival of Theatre.

Inspired by Kipling's 'Jungle Books', a core team of five collaborated
to produce a unique piece of fast paced, visual, physical theatre
'Jungle' creates the illusion of an entire kingdom with only three
performers and a couple of dustbins and, as described by The Stage
'pushes storytelling to the fore'.

Writer: Robert Messik
Director: Laura Farnworth
Creative Producer: Helen Mugridge
Performers include: Caroline Corrie, Robert Messik, Matthew Reynolds, David Horne
Designer: Caroline Corrie
Music: Olivier Bessaignet, Clement Fung, Julia Kirby
Artwork: Al Davison for Astral Gypsy
Chorography Assistant: Al Davison

'This is a highly physical performance,
demanding amazing feats o
acrobatics, balance and sheer energy...
At times you wonder if they will
survive to the finish.'
The Metro