Ivanov
Bridge Theatre
£37
About the show
Experience the enchantment of Shakespeare's timeless comedy, "A Midsummer Night's Dream," in a captivating West End production that intertwines love, magic, and mischief.
在雅典，赫米娅违背父亲要她嫁给德米特里厄斯的意愿，选择与真爱莱桑德私奔。两人逃入神秘的森林，引得德米特里厄斯追赶而来；海伦娜也尾随其后——她对德米特里厄斯怀着一厢情愿的爱恋。
在森林深处，仙王奥伯龙与仙后泰坦妮娅为争夺一个被换来的孩子而争执不休，搅乱了自然秩序。奥伯龙调皮的侍从帕克受命施法，既要捉弄泰坦妮娅，也把咒语撒向毫无防备的恋人们，于是误认与错爱接连上演，掀起一场情感与身份的旋风。
一群雅典手艺人渴望在公爵的婚礼上献演一出戏，于是在同一片魔法森林里排练。他们笨拙又好笑的努力引发连串滑稽意外，尤其当帕克把工匠之一的波顿变形，让他长出一颗驴头时，更是笑料百出。
黎明将至，魔法解除，真爱胜出，众人回到雅典。全剧以工匠们那场既热忱又令人捧腹的演出收束，为重归和谐的爱情与世界献上欢庆。
演出场地：Bridge Theatre，3 Potters Fields Park，London，SE1 2SG
无障碍设施：剧院提供无台阶通道及为残障观众准备的相关便利服务。如需协助，请联系票务处（Box Office）。
沉浸式体验：本剧采用沉浸式呈现形式，部分观众可能会站在离表演很近的位置观看。持站票的观众建议穿着舒适的鞋履。
公交线路42、78和343在‘塔桥’伦敦桥站停靠：47、343或381；或从塔山站搭乘：42或78，并在‘塔桥/市政厅’站下车。
观众厅通道：一个平台电梯提供到达楼座区的通道；然而，二层画廊没有电梯通道。电梯可承载最多300公斤（约四人）。
无障碍厕所：有两个无性别无障碍厕所：一个在一楼（适合一层画廊的座位），另一个在下层大厅（适合楼座区的座位）。
座椅尺寸：所有座椅宽度为41厘米，深度为44厘米，扶手间距为43厘米，高于座位23厘米。座椅高度距地面约38厘米。
字幕表演：每个剧目至少包含一场字幕表演，将讲话的文字转换为可见文本，供聋人和听障观众使用。预留座位确保能清楚看到字幕屏幕。
助听设备：提供数字射频系统，搭配Sennheiser接收器提供助听功能，并在特定演出中提供音频描述。设备可在剧院领取，并可与个人耳机兼容（需3.5mm插头）。
服务犬：受过训练的服务犬在剧院各处都受到欢迎。请在预定票时通知售票处，以安排合适的座位或在演出期间为您的犬只提供照料。
听觉增强：塞恩海泽无线接收器也支持音频描述，设备可在衣帽间领取。观众可以使用带3.5mm插头的个人耳机。
布里奇剧院被公认为认知症友好场所。多位员工被培训为认知症朋友，他们佩戴蓝色勿忘我徽章，以表明他们对受认知症影响的观众的理解和支持。
有特定无障碍需求的观众被鼓励加入访问列表，会员可享受优惠门票和优先购票等福利。注册可通过在线、电话或亲自完成。
Cancellation policy: theatre tickets cannot be cancelled, exchanged, or refunded once purchased.
Performance schedule
Monday – Saturday: 7.30pm Thursday & Saturday: 2.30pm
Cast & Creatives
Cast & Creatives
Oberon/Theseus: JJ Feild
Titania/Hippolyta: Susannah Fielding
Bottom: Emmanuel Akwafo
Puck/Philostrate: David Moorst
Creative Team:
Director: Nicholas Hytner
Production Designer: Bunny Christie
Costume Designer: Christina Cunningham
Lighting Designer: Bruno Poet
Sound Designer: Paul Arditti
Composer: Grant Olding
Movement Director: Arlene Phillips
Associate Movement Director: James Cousins
Frequently asked questions
Performance Dates: 31 May – 23 August 2025 Venue: Bridge Theatre
3 Potters Fields Park
London
SE1 2SG Duration: Approximately 2 hours and 20 minutes
including an interval
Arrival: Please arrive at least 30 minutes before the performance to allow time for seating. Accessibility: The theatre offers step-free access and accommodations for patrons with disabilities. Contact the box office for assistance. Immersive Experience: This production features an immersive format with some audience members standing close to the action. Comfortable footwear is recommended for standing ticket holders. Age Recommendation: Suitable for ages 12 and up due to complex themes and language.
Is the performance suitable for children?
The production is recommended for audiences aged 12 and above due to its complex themes and Shakespearean language.
What should I wear?
There is no formal dress code. For those with immersive standing tickets
comfortable clothing and footwear are advisable.
Are refreshments available?
Yes
the theatre has bars offering a selection of drinks and light snacks before the show and during the interval.
Can I choose a seated option instead of standing?
Yes
seating options are available for those who prefer not to stand. Please select your preference when booking tickets.
Is there a cloakroom?
Yes
a cloakroom is available for storing coats and small bags during the performance.
Venue
Bridge Theatre
3 Potters Fields Park London, SE1 2SG
Tube
London Bridge (Northern and Jubilee lines)
Bus
Bus routes 42, 78 and 343 stop at ‘Tower Bridge’ London Bridge Station: 47, 343 or 381 or from Tower Hill Station: 42 or 78 and alight at stop ‘Tower Bridge/City Hall’
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