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Othello Has Married Desdemona in Secret. Iago Has a Vendetta to Attend To 12th September 2019 Dear Parent / Guardian OTHELLO, CAMBRIDGE ARTS THEATRE THURSDAY 30th JANUARY 2020 Our A-Level English Team are delighted to be offering your son/daughter the opportunity to attend a theatre production of Shakespeare’s Othello at The Cambridge Arts Theatre on Thursday 30th January 2020. Othello has married Desdemona in secret. Iago has a vendetta to attend to. Before long, all three are caught in a web of lies and deceit that threatens to destroy them and everyone they love. The Marlowe Society (“a powerhouse of theatrical expertise” - Ian McKellen) returns to Cambridge Arts Theatre after its string of recent successful productions including Much Ado About Nothing and Romeo and Juliet. Cambridge University’s leading dramatic institution, the Marlowe Society, has launched the careers of some of Britain’s greatest actors including Derek Jacobi, Simon Russell Beale, Emma Thompson and Rachel Weisz. As part of the trip, we have also booked a pre-show talk, starting at 6:30pm at the theatre. This will also be of great benefit to our students, helping them to understand the process by which a play is translated from page to stage. Students will need to meet in the bus park at Suffolk One promptly at 12:30pm ready for departure from college at 12.45pm. We will travel to Cambridge via coach and arrive at the theatre in time to allow students the opportunity to go off in small groups to explore the city, do some shopping and get an early tea. They may therefore wish to bring some spending money with them. They will need to meet us back at the theatre at 6pm so that we are ready in good time for the pre-show talk. One, Scrivener Drive, Ipswich IP8 3SU. 01473 556600. Principal: Jenny Milsom www.suffolkone.ac.uk Suffolk One is a member of the South West Ipswich and South Suffolk (SWISS) partnership SUFFOLK ACADEMIES TRUST a charitable company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales (company number 9702333) whose registered office is at West Suffolk College, Out Risbygate, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk IP33 3RL (the “company”). The coach will be leaving Cambridge at 22:30 and we anticipate we will be back at One for 23:45. The cost to partake in this visit will be £34 to cover the theatre ticket price and coach travel to and from the theatre. Payment will need to be received by Friday 15th November 2019 • Our preferred method of payment is via our online Web Shop. The web shop offers a highly secure payment service using both PayPal or Debit/Credit card details and provides a prompt confirmation whilst also saving time. www.onecollege-shop.co.uk. • Students can also make payments by cash or cheque (payable to Suffolk One) at the Finance Office (G104) between the hours of 9.00am – 1:15pm. • We also accept debit/credit card payments, please telephone 01473 556600 and ask to speak to the finance department. We very much hope that your son/ daughter will make the most of this excellent and relatively local opportunity to see a performance of one of their examined A Level set texts. It should be a really memorable performance and a wonderful opportunity to see live theatre for our students. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to email me at [email protected]. Yours sincerely, Jen Pierce Head of Curriculum 12th September 2019 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (ART HUMS) OTHELLO, CAMBRIDGE ARTS THEATRE THURSDAY 30TH JANUARY 2020 Please return parental permission slip and payment directly to the Finance Office (G104) between the hours of 9.00am-1:15pm by Friday 15th November 2019 I give permission for …………………………….…………………….……….. (Student Name) to take part in the visit to the CAMBRIDGE ARTS THEATRE I have paid £34 via www.onecollege-shop.co.uk ❑ Please Tick I enclose payment of £34 (Cash / Cheque) ❑ Please Tick Medical Information: ……………………………………………………………………….…………. Emergency Contact Number: ……………………………………………………………….………….. Signed: …………………………………………………………….……………………(Parent / Guardian) Date: ………………………………………… One, Scrivener Drive, Ipswich IP8 3SU. 01473 556600. Principal: Jenny Milsom www.suffolkone.ac.uk Suffolk One is a member of the South West Ipswich and South Suffolk (SWISS) partnership SUFFOLK ACADEMIES TRUST a charitable company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales (company number 9702333) whose registered office is at West Suffolk College, Out Risbygate, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk IP33 3RL (the “company”). .
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