Scratch at the Jack • Jack Studio Theatre

Scratch at the Jack

co-ordinated by Joseph Lidster and Tristan White

Scratch at the Jack is back in July!

Join us for a quick fire night of fresh new material. July’s line up includes:

Divine Oracle by Pearl Ada. A racist encounter with a housemate causes Ifemelu to reflect on the reality of living in a world that continues to wrestle with the legacy of colonialism.

Dreamland by Karen Whyte. Sophie and Jennifer are sisters narrating their own understanding of the events that ensue during an unexpected day out in Margate with their mum in 1995.

Terpsichore in Jest by Perpetual Folly. Perpetual Folly is a collective dedicated to accessing joy and play in their dance works, currently sharing their first creation together.

LBFM (Little Brown Filipino Machine) by Ciarlene Coleman. Cameron Mackintosh has a thing for Filipino performers, but that doesn’t help this Filipino actor who is fresh in the London market.

Spinning by Donal Domican. Emerging actor, Kris is about to hit it big but first he has a dark secret to share with his talent agent, Joe.

Press for previous productions

‘What a fab fun show! A fabulous performance from the cast and a great script make for a brilliant evening!’ Theatre Reviews on Jo And Sam Find Themselves In Woking
‘The charm, warmth and chemistry between the actors themselves under the expert direction of Katherine Reilly makes the whole thing an utterly beguiling delight.’ The Peg on Jo And Sam Find Themselves In Woking
‘An altogether admirable hour of theatre, both inspirational and engaging.’ London Pub Theatres on Empty in Angel
‘Informative, entertaining and awesome… A must see! Thrifty Theatre on Empty in Angel
‘This quirky new show is a joy to watch. The actors’ presence and chemistry is delightful and the ending really puts a smile on your face.’ Theatre and Other Things on Jo And Sam Find Themselves In Woking
‘An array of characters all nimbly and brilliantly played… The script is clever and fast-paced with flashes of razor-sharp comedy.’ Camden New Journal on Empty in Angel

Book Tickets

Dates and Tickets

Sunday 7 July at 6.00pm
No performances: Sundays and Mondays

Tickets: £8. suitable for 18+.

Content advice: please note: these performances contain adults themes and offensive language, with references to violence and sex, strong language and the use of racial slurs.

Online: Click here
There is no charge for online bookings.

Phone: 0333 666 3366
Telephone reservations have a £1.80 booking fee.

Running time: TBC

Creative Team

Scratch at the Jack

Co-ordinated by Joseph Lidster and Tristan White

Your Visit

The box office on-site opens at 7.15 pm for the checking-in of pre-booked tickets, to seat you early and to minimise queues. Please arrive in good time to be seated for the 7.30 pm start.

LATECOMERS WILL NOT BE ADMITTED

Food and drinks are served at the Brockley Jack pub. If you wish to book a table, please visit their website

There is strictly no photography or recording of any kind permitted in the theatre.

For more details on travelling to the venue and accessibility please see our Your Visit page