Arts & Culture
Oxford School of Drama will be whipping up a Spring Storm at The North Wall in June

The Oxford School of Drama presents Tennessee Williams’ Spring Storm at The North Wall from 14 – 17 June.

First public performances from students on the One Year Acting Course, whose alumni include BAFTA nominees Claire Foy and Babou Ceesay

The Oxford School of Drama is rated as one of the top acting schools in the world. It is the youngest and smallest of the UK’s specialist drama schools and is based just outside Woodstock.

Spring Storm is a passionate and poignant deep South tale of rites of passage, love and heartbreak.  It has all the hallmarks of Tennessee Williams’ later work (The Glass Menagerie and A Streetcar Named Desire).

Spring Storm follows the fortunes of a young girl, Heavenly Critchfield, who is torn between her childhood sweetheart, the ambitious Dick Miles, and the rich, well bred but painfully shy Arthur Shannon.  Williams presents a world in which women’s desires are under threat from social pressure, puritan morality and familial duty, and where to stand up for what you want means risking everything.

The production is directed by Alice Malin who has just been appointed as Associate Director at Actors’ Touring Company (ATC) and designed by Georgia de Grey.

Spring Storm

At The North Wall, South Parade, Oxford OX2 7JN

Wednesday 14 June – Saturday 17 June 7.30pm

(2pm matinees on Thursday 15 June and Saturday 17 June)

Tickets £14 full price / £12 concessions

Booking 01865 319450

www.thenorthwall.com