Performed at the Lantern Arts Centre, SW20
Wed 14th July to Sat 17th July 7:30pm (Sat Matinee 2:30pm)
Editor: “The show opened tonight (14th July) to a full house and we were treated to a brilliant two-hander with performances by Amy Phillips and Johnny Keefe that were truly West End standard. Great to see good theatre again at last!”
Directed by Mic Lord
Performed by Johnny Keefe & Amy Phillips
December, 1940. A crowded cross-country train heading east from LA to Chicago. A
young serviceman recently discharged and a young woman disappointed in love are
forced to share a seat – just a chance meeting on a train or a life-changing moment in
time?
Journey with Rayleigh and May at three key moments in their relationship in
this bittersweet and brilliant play.
‘The most perfect show….It is beautifully written… Every line is a heartbeat.’
Financial Times
‘In a way it’s an earlier, rural version of Terrence McNally’s Frankie and Johnny…’
The Times
Ticket Price: £14 Concessions £12
WHO ARE WE?
Founded 25 years ago, the Lantern Arts Centre is a venue to celebrate and encourage community and creativity in Raynes Park and beyond. Everyone is welcome here!
We are a faith-based charity offering a wide range of activities including: regular community productions at an affordable ticket price, a thriving youth theatre and children’s theatre club, dance and acting classes, a community choir, film clubs and activities for toddlers.
There’s something for everyone at the LAC and you can be sure of a warm welcome here.
The LAC does three major theatrical productions a year: pantomimes, musicals, small and large cast plays, comedies, classics and new writing. These shows are of a high standard and are a ‘must see’ for the regular visitors to the LAC. They also have small studio productions from external companies or the LAC.
So what are you waiting for?
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Check out our website for more details: www.lanternarts.org
