“Destroy me if you like. I deserve it. I’m shameful. I disgust myself. But please, please help me get away.”

Rob Johnston's adaptation of Strindberg's Miss Julie is a sizzling story of forbidden love and power struggles between the aristocratic Julie and her father's valet, John. As their desires collide, societal norms unravel, leading to a gripping climax that exposes the raw complexities of human nature. Brace yourself for a riveting exploration of passion, manipulation, and the consequences of crossing boundaries.

Relocated to Northern England in 1951; the Festival of Britain is in full swing. Post-war austerity is losing its bite and things are starting to change.

'the post-war period setting gives an added relevance to the changes in class consciousness at the heart of the story'

Lancashire Post

'A class act in every sense.'

British Theatre Guide