Live stream: Miss Julie
A new live streamed run of the acclaimed production.- £14 (Members Discount) £16 (Full Price)
- Online
New Earth Theatre and Storyhouse present the Storyhouse production of Miss Julie.
British-Hong Kong playwright Amy Ng has adapted this thrilling psychological classic into a newly politically-charged production, now to be live streamed from the Storyhouse stage.
It’s Chinese New Year in 1940s Hong Kong and celebrations are in full swing. Julie, the daughter of the island’s British Governor, crashes the servant’s party downstairs. What starts as a game descends into a fight for survival as sex, power, money and race collide on a hot night in the Pearl River Delta.
Written by August Strindberg
Adapted by Amy Ng
Directed by Dadiow Lin
Fight and Intimacy Director Yarit Dor
Full cast and creative team here.
“We are delighted to announce that we are continuing to create work even during lockdown. This is a vital story, tackling complex social politics – relations between Britain, China and Hong Kong – in a simple, powerful human story.” – Alex Clifton, Artistic Director, Storyhouse
This adaptation of Strindberg’s naturalistic play will be staged in a Covid safe environment following government advice and adhering to social distancing guidelines.
1 hour and 15 minutes (no interval)
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