Performance

Venue	The Pit, Barbican Centre
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	16th December 2006
Opened	18th December 2006
To	7th January 2007
Prices	From £14.99. To £40.00.
The Pit, Barbican Centre (V372)
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Duckie - The Class Club

Work:: Duckie (S1814628118)

Bridging the gap between live art and light entertainment, Duckie has specialised in producing new wave performance shows in innovative formats. Self confessed 'Purveyors of Progressive Working Class Entertainment', Duckie lovingly take from the historical canon of English popular theatrical forms - music hall and radical variety - and update them for the 21st century.

Production:: The Class Club (T0527951226)

For the Duckie Christmas show 2006, get socially mobile for one night only and choose your class - lower class middle class or upper class - dress up, and come and have Christmas dinner with us. In this quintessentially English game of manners Duckie present a piece of 'Dinner-tainment', a unique audience interactive theatre event. With special entertainment appropriate to your chosen class. Devised by Ursula Martinez, Vito Rocco, Jane Devoy and Mark Whitelaw with head chef Tom Norrington-Davies. 120 mins/no interval

Director	Vito Tocco
Director	Mark Whitelaw
Design	Laura Hopkins

Listing:: L01553509191

The Class Club

For the Duckie Christmas show 2006, get socially mobile for one night only and choose your class - lower class middle class or upper class - dress up, and come and have Christmas dinner with us. In this quintessentially English game of manners Duckie present a piece of 'Dinner-tainment', a unique audience interactive theatre event. With special entertainment appropriate to your chosen class. Devised by Ursula Martinez, Vito Rocco, Jane Devoy and Mark Whitelaw with head chef Tom Norrington-Davies. 120 mins/no interval

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