“How religious are you?
I never know how to answer that question.
I mean how do you measure religiousness?”
London worships many gods, but it often seems that Cupid
isn’t one of them. Sabrina, a single girl-about-town, is seeking
Mr Right in a world where traditional and liberal brothers sit
side-by-side, but rarely see eye-to-eye.
Shades explores tolerance within and without the Muslim
community.
Director Patron
Nina Raine Ruth Jones
Designer
Lucy Osborne
Lighting
Matt Drury
Sound
David McSeveney
28 Jan – 21 Feb 2009
Jerwood Theatre Upstairs
Mon–Sat 7.45pm except Thu 19 Feb, 8pm
Sat mats 4pm (from 7 Feb)
Press night Mon 2 Feb 7pm
Post show talk Thu 5 Feb
Education matinee Thu 12 Feb 2.30pm
Supported by
Illustration: Andy MacGr
Tickets £15
Mondays all seats £10
Concessions £10*
(avail. in advance for all mats and all perfs until 4 Feb incl.
For all other perfs, avail. on a standby basis on the day)
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School and HE Groups of 8+ £7.50

(avail. Tue–Fri and mats)

Design:
Education matinee £7.50 students only
Access £10 (plus a companion at the
same rate)
* ID required, not bookable online
with additional funding from
All discounts are subject to availability the John Thaw Foundation

020 7565 5000 (no booking fees)
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