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Litvinenko
5 - 8 Nov & 23 November @ 7pm
Tickets from
£10
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Ticket options
£10, includes tea
£15, tea and a cake
£21, ticket and pre-show meal inc. tea and cake
£21, ticket and pre-show vegetarian meal inc. tea and cake
(Please arrive at 6:15pm for meal options)
23 November showing will be
post show meals instead.
Please note this play is at
Outsider Tart
Running time is 55 mins.
Show is suitable for ages 12+
If you are having difficulties booking online or want to
enquire about availability its best to drop us an email
admin@tabardtheatre.co.uk
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2Magpies Theatre presents
THE LITVINENKO
PROJECT
Hosted by
Blue Plate at Outsider Tart
A devised show
managed by the Tabard Theatre
at Blue Plate at Outsider Tart
After a hit
run at the Edinburgh Fringe, 2Magpies Theatre bring
The Litvinenko Project to Blue Plate at Outsider
Tart for a theatrical tea party exploring the
poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko.
November 2015 marks nine years since Russian
dissident Alexander Litvinenko fatally drank
poisoned tea in London. 2Magpies do not know who
killed him, but they do know what he liked to eat,
what he liked to drink, and how he liked to dance;
so this is precisely what they are going to do.
Join 2Magpies in Blue Plate at Outsider Tart on
Chiswick High Street as they piece together the day
Alexander Litvinenko was poisoned in an aromatic
blend of possibility, actuality, fact, and fiction.
They will even provide the tea.
Please note: this show is NOT at the Tabard
Theatre but at Outsider Tart on Chiswick High
Road, a short 5 minute walk from the Tabard Theatre.
Seating capacity is limited so book tickets now
The Litvinenko Project from arts-news on Vimeo.
The Litvinenko Project is a show devised by
2Magpies Theatre which explores the poisoning of
Russian dissident Alexander Litvinenko in London in
2006.
Litvinenko was poisoned with radioactive polonium,
slipped into his tea on November 1st 2006, and
despite numerous theories, nobody has been charged.
2Magpies wondered why this was, and began The
Litvinenko Project in November 2013 to mark the 7th
anniversary of his death.
Since the beginning of the project, an inquiry into
Litvinenko's death has been announced and is ongoing
throughout 2015, with the show adapting over time.
The Litvinenko Project is a theatrical tea party
which walks through November 1st 2006, and every cup
of tea which Alexander Litvinenko drank that day.
The show is performed in cafe spaces and aims to
keep the memory of Alexander Litvinenko alive
through conversation and interrogation.
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