Principal Theatre Company

The Principal Theatre Co
presents -

for Summer 2008

ROMEO & JULIET

FORTY HALL
Forty Hill
Enfield
EN2

Tues 8th July - Sat 19th July '08
No shows Mon
Tues - Sat 7.30pm
Sat Matinees - 2.30pm

AND

CORAM'S FIELDS
Guilford Street
WC1
Thurs 24th July - Sat 9th Aug '08
Thurs - Sat 7.45pm
No matinees.
No shows Sun, Mon, Tues, Wed

General Information
You are advised to bring something warm to wear as it may get chilly as the evening progresses.
A blanket, umbrellas, cushions / picnic chairs are all useful when watching an open air show.

Picnics
Forty Hall has excellent landscaped grounds for picnics and
picturesque walks.

Alcohol
You are most welcome to bring your own wine etc, to enjoy during the performances.

Refreshments

Hot and soft drinks and snacks are available in the Forty Hall cafe and then by the North London Hospice during the evening interval.

Forty Hall - Enfield

“…terrific…you can’t knock the energy and straightforward
storytelling of a company eager to please their audience and
happily succeeding in doing so…”
Whatsonstage.com (Dream '06)

“****…a lively production...maximum
comedy…hilarious….an exuberant evening…”
Time Out (Dream '06)

"A military-inspired Much Ado About Nothing, a magical
Midsummers Night's Dream, a tearaway Twefth Night and
a tempestuous Taming of the Shrew showed that our area
(Enfield) could rival the best that town (London)
has to offer."
The Weekender (Romeo & Juliet preview)

"A wonderful summers evening for a
theatre-hungry North London"
The Stage (Twefth Night)

"The costumes are sumptuous and the
sword play is scintillating"
Enfield Gazette (The Taming of The Shrew)

"A stylish production"
The Times (Much Ado About Nothing)

"A glorius triumph, bold and beautiful.
Demands to be seen"
Enfield Gazette (A Midsummer Nights Dream '03)

See clips from the 2008 production
of Twelfth Night on

Facilities for the Disabled

There is a access to the auditorium, box office, disabled toilet, cafe, refreshment stand and car park. Please inform the box office of any special requirements.

Charity

Our nominated charity this year is once again the North London Hospice. Volunteers will be serving refreshments during the evening interval. Please support them with your purchases.

Seating

There is no fixed seating so please bring your own picnic chairs, rugs, cushions etc.

The Venue - Forty Hall

Walk in the footsteps of Henry VIII, Elizabeth I, and a Lord Mayor of London. Take a step back in time and discover the unique heritage of this beautiful Jacobean Hall and Gardens once the home of Sir Nicolas Rainton, Lord Mayor of London - 1632.

Stroll down the great lawn opposite the Hall and imagine the Henry VIII's hunting lodge - Elsynge Palace - now an archaeological mystery only inches below your feet. Look back at the Hall and consider how Sir Nicolas used the bricks from the then ruins of Elsynge Palace to build his home.

Elizabeth I stayed at the lodge from
time to time. Think of Elizabeth dressed in brocade as, it is said, Raleigh laid his cloak on the ground for her there.

Car Parking

Click Here for Local Map

There is ample on-site car parking facilities and disabled parking beyond the lake beside the hall.



The Principal Theatre Co presents - for Summer 2008 ROMEO & JULIET FORTY HALL Forty Hill Enfield EN2 Tues 8th July - Sat 19th July '08 No shows Mon Tues - Sat 7.30pm Sat Matinees - 2.30pm AND CORAM'S FIELDS Guilford Street WC1 Thurs 24th July - Sat 9th Aug '08 Thurs - Sat 7.45pm No matinees. No shows Sun, Mon, Tues, Wed General Information You are advised to bring something warm to wear as it may get chilly as the evening progresses. A blanket, umbrellas, cushions / picnic chairs are all useful when watching an open air show. Picnics Forty Hall has excellent landscaped grounds for picnics and picturesque walks. Alcohol You are most welcome to bring your own wine etc, to enjoy during the performances. Refreshments Hot and soft drinks and snacks are available in the Forty Hall cafe and then by the North London Hospice during the evening interval.	“…terrific…you can’t knock the energy and straightforward storytelling of a company eager to please their audience and happily succeeding in doing so…” Whatsonstage.com (Dream '06) “**…a lively production...maximum comedy…hilarious….an exuberant evening…” Time Out (Dream '06) "A military-inspired Much Ado About Nothing, a magical Midsummers Night's Dream, a tearaway Twefth Night and a tempestuous Taming of the Shrew showed that our area (Enfield) could rival the best that town (London) has to offer." The Weekender (Romeo & Juliet preview) "A wonderful summers evening for a theatre-hungry North London" The Stage (Twefth Night) "The costumes are sumptuous and the sword play is scintillating" Enfield Gazette (The Taming of The Shrew) "A stylish production" The Times (Much Ado About Nothing) "A glorius triumph, bold and beautiful. Demands to be seen" Enfield Gazette (A Midsummer Nights Dream '03) See clips from the 2008 production of Twelfth Night** on	Facilities for the Disabled There is a access to the auditorium, box office, disabled toilet, cafe, refreshment stand and car park. Please inform the box office of any special requirements. Charity Our nominated charity this year is once again the North London Hospice. Volunteers will be serving refreshments during the evening interval. Please support them with your purchases. Seating There is no fixed seating so please bring your own picnic chairs, rugs, cushions etc. The Venue - Forty Hall Walk in the footsteps of Henry VIII, Elizabeth I, and a Lord Mayor of London. Take a step back in time and discover the unique heritage of this beautiful Jacobean Hall and Gardens once the home of Sir Nicolas Rainton, Lord Mayor of London - 1632. Stroll down the great lawn opposite the Hall and imagine the Henry VIII's hunting lodge - Elsynge Palace - now an archaeological mystery only inches below your feet. Look back at the Hall and consider how Sir Nicolas used the bricks from the then ruins of Elsynge Palace to build his home. Elizabeth I stayed at the lodge from time to time. Think of Elizabeth dressed in brocade as, it is said, Raleigh laid his cloak on the ground for her there. Car Parking Click Here for Local Map There is ample on-site car parking facilities and disabled parking beyond the lake beside the hall.