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BUSHCYLING: How we’re improving our sustainability, one stage set at a time

Thu 23 Nov 2023 | Our Plays, The Bigger Picture

When you watch a new show at the Bush, you’re seeing a brand new set every time… or are you?  Putting on a production can use a lot of resources: from energy for lights to purchasing costumes and furniture to the timber needed to build sets and scenery, so we try to reuse materials as…

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Thu 02 Nov 2023 | Our People, Playwriting

With a day to go until Feeling Afraid As If Something Terrible Is Going To Happen bursts onto our stage, we caught up with writer Marcelo Dos Santos to get the inside scoop on his inspirations for the play and how it feels to, as he says, “put it all out there”. “I’m inspired by…

Writer and star of Elephant | Meet Anoushka Lucas

Thu 21 Sep 2023 | Bush Artists

Opening this October, Olivier Award nominee Anoushka Lucas returns to the Bush Theatre with a brand new production of her debut play, Elephant. Here is everything you need to know about the incredibly talented writer and performer behind the production.  She never planned to be an actor… or a playwright. Anoushka is a multi-talented artist:…

St Stephen’s Church

Thu 07 Jul 2016 |

St Stephen’s Church was built on Uxbridge Road in 1850 by renowned architect Anthony Salvin, at the same time as the adjoining school. St Stephen’s today is strong in the centre and commands widespread local loyalty; the diversity of church membership in both age and background is a distinctive characteristic of the congregation, which includes many young families. Led by either Bob or Anne, the church services blend Anglo-Catholic liturgy with evangelical preaching. During the week St Stephen’s hosts two other Christian groups, while gigs in conjunction with Communion Music take place several times a year in the church. St Stephen’s runs a weekly film club for elderly people, and another film club for the homeless and hostel dwellers, during which a hot meal is served for up to 100 guests.

St Stephen’s Church, while raising £200,000 for a new roof, is delighted to open its doors to the Bush Theatre. Please click here for more information.