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Appearing on 19th - MC Jeremy O'Donnell, Milton Jones, Andrew Maxwell, and Mickey Flanagan
 

Appearing on 26th - MC Jeremy O'Donnell, Richard Herring and very special guests

 

Ticket from £10.00 available on Ticketmaster and lastminute.com

 

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The E. S. Y. P., The Movieum of London and Sarah Berger are proud to present six evenings of rehearsed readings in this dramatic venue.  From Tuesday 1st December - Sunday 6th Dec there will be performances of new writing every night at 7.30 p.m.

 

1st December - Write On - The Hand Factory a screenplay by Greg Loftin starring Patricia Quinn. A Gothic tale about a divided family. The women make hands, the men make trouble. - 7.30pm

 

2nd December - Write On - Frozen in Iceland a play by Tommy Kearney. A funny and dramatic tale about coping with change, redundancy and learning to follow your dreams with Phyllis Logan and Marion Bailey - 7.30pm

 

3rd December - Write On - I Schemmings a film mocumentary screenplay by Paul McNeilly. Arthur Schemmings is back, and this time it's personal. - 7.30pm

 

4th December - Write On - Dreaming of Fitzrovia a new play by Matt Phillips directed by Laurence Moody. The 'odd couple' face their fears and desires in Darkest Shepherds Bush. - 7.30pm

 

5th December - Write On - Stop Four Hearts a play by Rachel Edwards directed by Andrew Hall with Christopher Parker. Summer in the city, four friends, three rounds of bridge, one shocking revelation. - 7.30pm

 

6th December - Write On  - Off The Record the latest play by the acclaimed author Nigel Williams, directed by Bill Alexander and starring Nigel Planer, Robert Portal and Sarah Berger. - 7.30pm

 

Admission is free but booking is essential. 

 

Please call 07984226097 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to reserve your seats. 

 

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Performing in The Debating Chamber on the 19th and 20th December. Tickets £5.00.

 

Neil Brand has been accompanying silent films for over 25 years, regularly at the NFT on London's south bank, throughout the UK and film festivals and special events throughout the world, including Australia, New Zealand (twice), America, Israel, Sweden, Denmark, France, Germany, Ireland, Luxembourg, and, in Italy, the Bologna, Bergamo and Pordenone festivals where he has inaugurated the School of Music and Image.

 

Now performing in The Debating Chamber on the 19th and 20th December, he will be playing a live accompaniment to two Charlie Chaplin shorts;

 

Charlie arrives on a boat in the land of opportunity after undergoing sea-sickness, violence and attempts on his life and then he meets Eric Campbell as the least obliging waiter of all time.  One of Chaplin’s greatest comedies, full of social incite as well as timeless comedy.

 

Charlie takes a job as a policeman on the toughest street in town.  Wonderful chases, brilliant gags and real love interest on a street that looks exactly like the streets he grew up on in Lambeth  

Variables - Performance times at 2pm or 4pm on either the 19th or 20th December 2009. There is a maximum of 180 per performance so book early to avoid missing out on this one off event.