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Venue	COLAB Bankside
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	23rd February 2019
To	27th April 2019
When	Wed, Fri 19:30. Sat 14:30. Sun 14:00
COLAB Bankside (V805220267)
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Date of change: 5 Jan 19 - T01778571854

For King and Country - 1940

Work:: For King and Country (S0731786219)

Immersive theatre game.

Production:: 1940 (T01778571854)

It's December 1940 and a Nazi invasion force has landed on the South Coast of England. Operation Sealion is in full swing. Parliament is recalled, and with all the members of both houses meeting in Westminster, a small group of backbench MPs - designated survivors - are taken to a secure location south of the river Thames. They are completely unaware of the imminent events that will thrust them into the limelight and put the fate of the country in their hands. Can you save the British people from Hitler and his Third Reich, or will the war be over by Christmas?

Producer	Eleanor Russo
Producer	Edward Andrews
Producer	Owen Kingston
Director	Owen Kingston
Performer	Edward Andrews (Sqn Ldr James Muir)
Performer	Tom Black (Douglas Remmington-Hobbs)
Performer	Zoe Flint (Flight Officer Elsie Harvey)
Performer	Owen Kingston (Capt Alan Howard RN)
Performer	Christopher Styles (Maj Timothy Smyth)
Performer	Beth Whitaker (Peggy Howard)

Listing:: L2074125540

1940

It's December 1940 and a Nazi invasion force has landed on the South Coast of England. Operation Sealion is in full swing. Parliament is recalled, and with all the members of both houses meeting in Westminster, a small group of backbench MPs - designated survivors - are taken to a secure location south of the river Thames. They are completely unaware of the imminent events that will thrust them into the limelight and put the fate of the country in their hands. Can you save the British people from Hitler and his Third Reich, or will the war be over by Christmas?

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