Downstage Left's most recent show Don’t Dress for Dinner, by Marc Camoletti, adapted by Robin Hawdon played in November 2019. Stay tuned for details of our next show by subscribing to our newsletter All photos courtesy of Jess Graham, all rights reserved Praise for Don't Dress for Dinner Hilarious! A must see! - Patricia … Continue reading Don’t Dress for Dinner photos and reviews
Don’t Dress for Dinner
Downstage Left presented Don’t Dress for Dinner, by Marc Camoletti, adapted by Robin Hawdon in November 2019. Bernard has high hopes for a steamy weekend away with his mistress. He has hired a gourmet chef for the occasion. His friend Robert is ready to cover for him. His wife, Jacqueline, is on her way to … Continue reading Don’t Dress for Dinner
Playground 2: Crossed Wires
Playground 2: Crossed Wires played at De Nieuwe Anita in June, 2019. This evening of one acts was all about people getting their wires crossed, relatable but infuriating misunderstandings, and finding love in confusing places. Praise "A great fun evening of theater" - George "Don't miss this fresh, fun and inspiring performance. I enjoyed it … Continue reading Playground 2: Crossed Wires
A 2016 Love Story
A 2016 Love Story was a great success. We had lots of fun. Photos from the talented Arjen Veldt An original farce, by playwright Denis Burke, A 2016 Love Story plunges us straight back into that tumultuous year. Embroiled in a madcap world of fake news, celebrity deaths and political mayhem, a chance meeting between … Continue reading A 2016 Love Story
English-Language Theatre in the Netherlands
Need more English-language theatre? Amsterdam's English-language theatre scene is bustling! And there's more in The Hague, Rotterdam and Leiden. What else is on in the coming months? Happily Ever After Anglo-American Theatre Group (AATG) December 6-8 at Theater aan het Spui Den Haag Tickets and Info Comedy of Errors (abridged) Reckless Shakespeare Company December 8 … Continue reading English-Language Theatre in the Netherlands
Playground 1: Love in Pieces
Playground is Downstage Left’s latest venture: the beginning of a series of experimental performances, based on topics we all can recognise. We started with perhaps the most universal theme of them all: love, or the lack thereof, and the age old question: How can you make love stay?
TAMARA
What happens when a coming technology finally arrives? When something moves from the realm of science fiction to being the new reality? TAMARA, a timely new play by Irish playwright Denis Burke, explores the arrival of robots into our everyday lives and the unexpected challenges that brings. But this is not a story about the … Continue reading TAMARA
