Box Office: 020 7287 2875

JERMYN STREET THEATRE
16b Jermyn Street,
LONDON, SW1Y 6ST

nearest tube: Piccadilly Circus

www.jermynstreettheatre.co.uk

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Performances:
10th-15th NOVEMBER, 2003
Monday–Saturday, 7.30pm

Matinées: Thursday 13th & Saturday 15th, at 3.00pm

Running Time: 2 hours approx.

Box Office: 020 7287 2875

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Jermyn Street Theatre and IDX Productions present
BETWEEN THE CROSSES
A new play devised by Will Huggins and the company

CAST:
Will Huggins – Bill
Jamie Parker – Ian
Edgar Huggins – himself

CREATIVE:
Jermyn Street Theatre – Producer
Phil S. Hunter – Lighting Designer
David Williams – Sound Designer
Trevor Brown, IDX Productions – Producer

WILL HUGGINS (writer/company)
Will graduated from LAMDA in 2001. Theatre credits include Henry Fielding (The Art of Success) at the Arcola Theatre; Mark (Patching Havoc - premiere) at the Latchmere Theatre; Henry VI (Henry VI, Part III) at Pentonville Prison; Chorus (Romeo and Juliet) at the Chichester Festival Theatre; Son (The Bell Ringer of Lilybaeum) at Teatro Technis; and Coriolanus (Coriolanus), Baylor (A Lie of the Mind), and Fernando (Love’s Sacrifice) at LAMDA. Film work includes Nick in Letters to the Industry (also as Director). Will was inspired to write this play upon hearing the Imperial War Museum’s audio interview with Edgar, his great uncle and this play’s protagonist – this is Will’s first play to be produced on the West End.

JAMIE PARKER (company)
Jamie graduated from RADA in 2002. His stage work includes Guiseppe (The Gondoliers), Dominic (Holes in the Skin – premiere), and Eugenio (The Coffee House – premiere) for Chichester Festival Theatre, 2003; The Fat Man (At The Exit), Pavel (Drama), The Minor Official (The Sneeze), Cliff (Seagulls), and Shea (The Commuter) for Chichester Edge, 2003; and Peter (After The Dance) for Salisbury Playhouse / Oxford Stage Company. TV work includes As If (E4) and Foyle’s War (ITV). He has collaborated with Will on numerous stage projects for over a decade.

The JERMYN STREET THEATRE is the West End’s only luxury studio theatre, located in the heart of St. James’s. The theatre’s main aim is to give new and untried talent a platform in the West End. Aiming to produce and commission increasing amounts of new work in the future, Between The Crosses is supported by a grant from Westminster Arts. The nearest tube station is Piccadilly Circus.

PHIL S. HUNTER. Phil works in theatre.

DAVID WILLIAMS.

IDX PRODUCTIONS is a theatre production company whose presentations in 2003 include the London transfer of And All The Children Cried from West Yorkshire Playhouse at the New End Theatre in January (“No play has moved or challenged me more this year,” Charles Spencer, Daily Telegraph), and Vanbrugh’s The Provoked Wife at the Southwark Playhouse in July (“Inspirational,” Time Out).