Join Jet Theatre Group for horror, eroticism and humour

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22 - 24 March at Questors

Jet Theatre presents a preview of their next show, for 3 nights only!

Jet Theatre was set up in 1999 by Kenneth Rea to produce work that is collaborative and innovative. Actors work creatively alongside the director, designer, choreographer, writer and composer to develop fresh solutions to theatre. Jet Theatre's previous productions, The Deceived, Voyagers and Three Servants, have all been acclaimed for their visual flair and vigorous ensemble playing. Jet is Ealing's professional theatre company.

Our new production is To Hell with Love , a piece of high energy theatre embracing horror, eroticism and humour. Devastated by the death of her lover, a girl descends into hell to rescue him. But in this modern reworking of Orpheus and Eurydice hell turns out to be a maze of puzzles and illusions. The lover, drowning in sensuality, begins to think he is in heaven and the devil is constantly adopting confusing disguises. Will the girl be able to find her lover � the real one � and get him out?  

Before we go on a national tour, Jet will be performing a showcase of To Hell with Love at Questors Studio Theatre , Mattock Lane, Ealing, W5 5BQ. The performances will be on 22, 23 and 24 March at 8 pm . The venue can be reached by the District and Central Lines at Ealing Broadway Station (about 6 minutes walk away), and by the 65 bus, which stops nearby. Tickets cost £5.00 . Our Box Office number is 020 8566 4359 and our website is www.jettheatre.co.uk .

What the press said about our last show, Three Servants :

 

� A wonderful cast, all of whom are masters of comic timing. The tableaux of physical comedy work like a dream.   Jet Theatre's fast-paced comedy has the audience cheering by the interval.�

                                                                        The Stage

 

� Rea's skill as a physical theatre director is powerfully in evidence, and the ensemble scenes in particular are beautifully executed� an exciting fusion of dramatic flavours and techniques.�                                                                                                                                           Time Out

 

March 27, 2004