LIVE THEATRE

Written by Robert Louis Stevenson
Adapted & Performed by Mark Stratford

“A truly mesmerising performance”
North West End Theatre

The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde is one of Robert Louis Stevenson's most famous novels - a mystery tale about the timeless conflict between good and evil. It caused a sensation when it was published in 1886 - as a penny dreadful. In this highly acclaimed, gripping solo play, Mark Stratford offers a compelling and faithful adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s gothic classic.

In fog-bound Victorian London, Gabriel Utterson works as a respectable lawyer. Concerned by a strange clause in his friend Henry Jekyll’s will, Utterson investigates the sinister Edward Hyde – Jekyll’s unlikely protégé. Convinced that Jekyll and Hyde’s relationship is founded on blackmail, Utterson embarks on a quest to learn more but, as he does so, finds the truth to be far worse than he could have ever imagined...

“As the story unfolds, we begin to see moments of Mr Hyde,
and from here on in we are well and truly hooked”
Views from the Gods

DETAILS

Venue: Great Green Barn Theatre, Upper House Lane (Run Common Road end), Shamley Green, GU5 0SX

Date & Time: Saturday 1 March 2025, 7.30pm

Price*: £24, Concessions £22, Restricted View £16 (inc £1 GGB Restoration Fee*)

Performance Length: 1hr 40m (including 20 Min interval)

Parking: Limited on site across the road at For Earth's Sake. Please consider car sharing where possible.