ShakeItUp Tickets

Play

The Other Palace
12 Palace Street, London, SW1E 5JA

Running Time 2hrs

Running Since Tue, 9 July 2024

Booking Until Sat, 13 July 2024

Monday	-	-
Tuesday	-	20:00
Wednesday	-	20:00
Thursday	-	20:00
Friday	-	20:00
Saturday	15:00	20:00
Sunday	-	-

Upcoming Performances

Today is Wed, 1 May 2024

09 Jul 24 20:00 10 Jul 24 20:00 11 Jul 24 20:00 12 Jul 24 20:00

July 2024

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Saturday Matinee Limited Run Play

Important Information

Age: This production is recommended for ages 12+.

More about ShakeItUp

It’s about anything you want it to be, it’s completely improvised each night (and matinee)! Shakespeare hasn’t written anything new for an age, so Shake it Up Shakespeare thought they would help him out of his writers’ block (the 82nd play is notoriously the hardest to pen) and give him a hand. Using audience suggestions and the performers overactive imaginations, a brand-new Shakespeare play is created live on stage each night.

Complete with live music, songs and plenty of laughs, the quick-witted company weave together the themes (mainly misidentify), characters (mainly twins) and language of Shakespeare, to create an unforgettable evening that the Bard himself would have been proud to put his name to (...probably!).

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The Other Palace

12 Palace Street, London, SW1E 5JA

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The Other Palace officially opened its doors in February 2017, and is a home and breeding ground for musicals at various stages of development. The Other Palace focuses on four key areas: programming, creative use of spaces, musical theatre development and audience engagement. The main theatre is the heart of The Other Palace, where the programme consists of full productions, work in progress productions and festivals of new work. By day the studio is available for composers, librettists, lyricists, directors and choreographers to discover and create new material. By night the space builds on the current St. James Studio model to offer a diverse programme including cabaret, music, musical theatre and crossover acts. The theatre features an open mic bar in the hope that it becomes a genuine hub for anyone interested in the musical.