Lyric Hammersmith
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| Lyric Hammersmith | |
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| Address |
King Street
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| Country |  United Kingdom |
| Architect | Frank Matcham |
| Capacity | 550 (Main House) 110 (Studio) |
| Opened | 1895 |
| Rebuilt | 1979 |
| www.lyric.co.uk | |
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The Lyric Hammersmith is a theatre on King Street, in the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, which takes pride in its original, "groundbreaking" productions.[1] It has two main performance areas: the Main House, a 550-seat 19th-century auditorium, rebuilt from the original Frank Matcham-designed theatre,[2] which hosts its main productions; and the 120-seat Studio, which houses smaller productions by up-and-coming companies.[1] The Lyric also presents frequent "Lyric Children" and "Lyric Music" performances as well as "Sunday Night Comedy".[1]
Its current artistic director is David Farr, and its executive director is Jessica Hepburn.[3]
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[edit] Five strands
"The Lyric’s programme is divided into five strands":
- Main House
- Studio
- Music & Comedy
- Lyric Children
- Lyric Young Company[1]
[edit] Production History
(Source: "What's On: Past Productions" on the Lyric official website.[4])
- Christmas For the Under 7s - (29 November 2007 - 5 January 2008)
- Beauty and the Beast - (6 - 24 November 2007)
- Casanova - (16 October - 3 November 2007)
- Water - (25 September - 13 October 2007)
- Rough Crossings - (5 - 22 September 2007)
- The Bacchae - (2 - 4 August 2007)
- Accidental Heroes - (21 June - 22 July 2007)
- Angels in America: Part 2 - (20 June - 22 July 2007)
- Angels in America: Part 1 - (7 - 9 June 2007)
- Elegy - (26 April - 26 May 2007)
- Absolute Beginners - (3 - 14 April 2007)
- St George and the Dragon - (13 - 31 March 2007)
- Don't Look Now - (9 February - 10 March 2007)
- Ramayana - (17 January - 3 February 2007)
- Cymbeline - (23 November 2006 - 13 January 2007)
- Watership Down - (31 October - 18 November 2006)
- pool (no water) - (29 September - 28 October 2006)
- Metamorphosis - (16 May - 17 June 2006)
- Aurélia's Oratorio - (12 - 29 April 2006)
- The Wolves in the Walls - (24 February - 1 April 2006)
- The Odyssey - (20 January - 18 February 2006)
- Nights at the Circus Christmas - (2 December 2005 - 14 January 2006)
- The Magic Carpet - (1 - 26 November 2005)
- Brontë - (19 - 29 October 2005)
- Road to Nowhere - (2 September - 15 October 2005)
- Julius Caesar - (30 June - 23 July 2005)
- Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others - (17 June 2005)
- Asterisk - (10 - 13 June 2005)
- Stars Are Out Tonight - (19 April - 7 May 2005)
- Hymns - (30 March - 16 April 2005)
- Aurelia's Oratorio - (5 - 26 March 2005)
- Rhinoceros - ( 18 February - 26 March 2005)
- A Raisin in the Sun - (27 January - 12 February 2005)
- Strictly Dandia Christmas for 7+s (26 November 2004 - 22 January 2005)
- The Firework-Maker's Daughter - (2 - 20 November 2004)
- The Bacchae - (30 September - 30 October 2004)
- Don Juan - (14 - 25 September 2004)
- A Passage to India/National Youth Theatre Guest Season/The Master and Margarita - (20 August - 11 September 2004)
[edit] Notes
- ^ a b c d "About the Lyric: What We Do", Lyric official website, accessed 9 May 2008.
- ^ John Earl, "Presidential Address: The Crest of a Wave", Frank Matcham Society Magazine, n.d., accessed 9 May 2008.
- ^ "About the Lyric: Lyric Company", Lyric official website, accessed 9 May 2008.
- ^ "What's On: Past Productions", Lyric official website, accessed 9 May 2008.
[edit] External links
- Lyric – Official website of the Lyric Hammersmith Theatre.
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