The 42nd Theatre Company will produce their debut production Four Thieves’ Vinegar by Christine Foster at the Barons Court theatre from 8th – 26th March, 2017.
Directed by Artistic Director, Adam Bambrough, this piece of new writing also marks the first ever professional production by writer Christine Foster. Set in 1665 as the great plague sweeps through London, Four Thieves’ Vinegar explores the behaviour of ordinary people in times of disaster and examines which elements of the human spirit remain indestructible, be it three hundred and fifty years ago, or today.
The 42nd Theatre Company are a small theatre company dedicated to finding and developing high quality new plays and ideas by writers who have never had their work produced before. Based in London and led by Artistic Director, Adam Bambrough, their aim is to become the leading theatre company for unproduced writers and emerging artists in the UK and beyond.
Since the company was established in 2013, they have received over 2000 plays, all of which have been read in full and provided feedback on. Four Thieves’ Vinegar is the first of those plays to have been through the development process and made ready for the stage. The cast will comprise, Nick Howard-Brown, Kate Huntsman, Pip Henderson and Bruce Kitchener.
