Mowgli

Set in the ancient and mysterious Brunel Tunnels, Mowgli lulls you into a world of wonder. A young forgotten boy comes of age without identity, and seeks his rightful place whilst unknowingly setting a series of events into action that will change him, and the law of the jungle forever.

A tale of belonging, unexpected kinships, and rivalries passed from age to age. The characters excite, thrill and alarm, with folk-song, movement and live music. Mowgli is a piece that all ages can delight in.  Adapted from Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book by Joe Newton, directed by Abiku’s founder/creative director in partnership with Joe Newton.  Abiku Theatre Company takes you into a whirlwind of a jungle as you’ve never seen it before.

 

[alert color=”grey”]Show Dates: 17th July – 11th August (not Sundays, Mondays, Thursdays)
Evenings: 7.30pm – 9:30pm
Saturday Matinee: 2pm – 4:30pm

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Full Price: £16.50  (£18.50 on door)
Concession (seniors, students and school kids): £14.50 (£16.50 on door)
Group Bookings of over 5: £12 per person[/alert]

 

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About Abiku Theatre

ATC was founded by Jessica Jane, an acting and directing graduate of LA’s Stella Adler Art of Acting Studio, and Rhodes University Dramatics Academy. Jessica wanted to give a voice to fellow actors, and represent London as the global community it is. ATC’s mission is to entertain you, surprise you, captivate you, and maybe even open your eyes a little bit.

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About The Brunel Museum

A museum, art gallery and events space. This amazing landmark in Rotherhithe village is a culture hub in this part of south London with an all year around series of music concerts, theatre and performances. The Brunel Museum is open seven days a week from 10:00 until 17:00 and later for special events (see publicity). Entry to the Brunel Museum is £6 and £4 for concessions. Children under 16 free of charge. Entry to Great Eastern launch ramps is free. Special events are priced separately.

Grand Entrance Hall

Grade II* listed structure and the world’s first caisson. The chamber is half the size of Shakespeare’s Globe, and is open again for the first time in a hundred and fifty years. This is where work on the tunnel began, and where Isambard Kingdom Brunel nearly drowned. When it opened in 1843 it was the world’s most popular visitor attraction, with a million visitors in the first three months. There are guided tours every lunchtime, and regular music and theatre events, but entry is by half size doorway and temporary staircase. Work has begun to convert the chamber into gallery and performance space and the centrepiece of the Museum.

You come by boat to the museum at 10.45 on Tuesdays, Wednesdays,Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays or by walking tours on Sundays, Mondays and Wednesdays. See guided walking tour from Bermondsey or Embankment tube stations.

Brunel Museum | Railway Avenue, Rotherhithe, London, SE16 4LF

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