FREE TICKETS and Office Space Available

Our largest production to date opens this coming Tuesday, 26 January!

The production is the critically acclaimed World War I drama, Journey's End and we are giving away Free Tickets! More below.

To accommodate our largest production to date and in preparation for an even bigger production this autumn, we have moved to larger offices across the road near Oxford Circus and are looking to sub-let a couple desks. More below.

Please update your records with our new address: 32 Portland Place, W1B 1NA.

Reserve this date: 21 February 2010

Free tickets for Journey's End

Original Theatre Company, Icarus Theatre Collective and Anvil Arts in association with South Hill Park Arts Centre present the national tour of:

Journey’s End
By R.C. Sheriff
Co-Produced & Directed by Alastair Whatley
Produced by Max Lewendel

The young, talented and war-weary Captain Stanhope is confronted with the fresh face of his past as an old schoolmate joins his platoon. This compelling play based on R. C. Sherriff's own experience in the trenches of World War I with its heroism, humour and inevitable tragedy shows courage in the face of uncertain odds.

For further information on the production visit www.icarustheatre.co.uk/shows/journey.html.

This coming Tuesday and Wednesday, 26 & 27 January, we have a lot of great press in and are giving away free tickets to the first ten people who reply to this email stating which night they prefer. Act now!

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Are you looking for Office Space?

Because we've been growing so rapidly (and for various reasons which shall remain a mysterious secret) we have moved across the road to offices twice as large with a good view. We are hiring out a large desk at this fantastic, central location very near Oxford Circus for £300 per month. A smaller desk is also available for £250 per month. WOuld you like to know more? Get in touch. Reply to this email or call 07792 428 820.

Adding to the Mystery

We will hold an event on 21 February 2010. Reserve the date in your diary...

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See you soon!

All the best,
Max

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Max Lewendel
Artistic Director

Icarus Theatre Collective
4, Ivor Court
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NW1 6BJ

O: 0207 998 1562
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