Brainville at Night
by Alexander Moschos
presented by First Draft
directed by Matthew Parker

Step into the belly of the Blue Whale, where the dancers are hot and the music is cool. You're handed a drink sent over by a mysterious woman at the end of the bar and she invites you to take a trip on her own special rollercoaster.

Brainville at Night is a stylish and involving adventure into the film noir-ish world of Ingrid's memories and imagination. So what if the doctors tell her that she lacks insight and the ability to empathise? Nothing is going to stop Ingrid – labels like "fronto-temporal dementia" never meant anything to her anyway. Whatever happens, she carries the love, excitement and romance of her life within her.

Now if only we could convince the doctors to come along.

The play is a love story; a trip down memory lane and a blast into the past as Ingrid and those closest to her join her within the memories of a remarkable life.

Featuring music, movement, projection and a fantastic ensemble cast, Brainville at Night is a new play by Alexander Moschos, transferring to the Jack Studio for a strictly limited run of 8 performances after a sell-out production in 2011. It follows director Matthew Parker's Jack Studio successes with A Woman Alone and Mary Rose in his trademark imaginative style.

Thursday 14 - Saturday 23 February at 7.45pm
(Suitable for over 14s)
Tickets: £13, £10 concs
To book online click here
Box office: 0844 8700 887
There is no charge for online bookings
Telephone reservations have a £1.50 booking fee 

Transport
The theatre is within easy reach of central London.

Car
There is plenty of free parking outside the theatre and its side streets, with easy access to the A2 and South Circular (A205).

Tube
The East London Line runs to Honor Oak Park and Brockley Station.

Train
Crofton Park Station is 2 minutes walk from the theatre and only 15 minutes journey time from central London (Blackfriars Station). Trains from Crofton Park also travel to St. Pancras, West Hampstead and Kent.
Honor Oak Park Station is 8 minutes walk and only 10 minutes journey time from London Bridge Station. Trains from London Bridge run every 9 minutes.

Directions: From Honor Oak Park Station turn left and walk to end of the road. Turn left at the traffic lights into Stondon Road. The theatre is situated 500 yards on your left.

From Crofton Park Station turn left out of the station, then cross the road at the pedestrian crossing. The Jack is 200 yards on your left.

Bus
122, 172, 171, P4, N171 (all stop directly outside the theatre)

Facilities
The Theatre and Brockley Jack Public House have full wheelchair access.