Summer Season 2008
July:
MADAME'S LATE MOTHER by Georges Feydeau 
Directed by Samuel Miller
(Ashes, Edinburgh 2007)
"Feu la mère de Madame", in a new translation by Echange Theatre.
The Genius of French comedy brought back to the London Stage.
Rosemary Branch Theatre the 12th, 13th and 14th of July.
www.rosemarybranch.co.uk
12th, 13th, 14th of July
8pm, £10 (£8 concs)
24h Box office: 0207 704 6665
Le Workshop showcase: The 13th of July, French amateur drama students will present in French. Plays by Denise Bonal, Guy Foissy and many other French playwrights with classics of popular French theatre like Le Pere Noel est une ordure.
13th of July 6 pm
£8 (£6 concs)
24h Box office: 0207 704 6665
August:
THE FLIES by Jean Paul Sartre
Jean Paul Sartre meets Fight Club
A bloody tale of Liberty
The 15th, 16th and 17th of August
A play with the live band A RIOT IN HEAVEN on stage. Theatre, multimedia and rock music.Sartre tells in The Flies “the tragedy of liberty against that of fatality”.The flies are the symbol of the burden of fate.
Fear is what drives people, today, to become, like in Argos, ghost like, fed by TV and sugary sodas.
“THE FLIES meets Fight Club” is a raw performance with live music: a Greek myth, revealed as a bloody tale of liberty.
BAL TRAP by Xavier Durringer
©éditions THÉÂTRALES, Paris for the original text.
A British Premiere
Translated by the company
Camden Fringe festival 2008
Liberties Bar
The 22nd, 23rd and 24th of August
« I grew up in the Suburbs of Paris, And I write about what I know.» Xavier Durringer is considered as “The French Ravenhill” , words are crude and violent. In Bal Trap, the characters express themselves with phrases like blades, in order to tell their crave for love. A musician plays througout the performance enlightening the moments of emotion of the play giving a unique element of urban poetry
More about Bal Trap by Xavier Durringer
Echange Theatre Company (ETC) is an international company established in London in order to create new works using different languages and cultural backgrounds. ETC also aims to perform and promote the French theatrical heritage in English. With the importance of cultural diversity and new technologies, our work draws on present day creations from around the world.