‘On the Cut’ and ‘Ropes, Roses and Rabbit Stew’ at the Rosemary Branch Theatre

Come to the Rosemary Branch Theatre; a pretty, art-friendly pub on the Grand Union Canal, for a double bill of theatre productions.

Firstly ‘On the Cut’, presented by Eileen Pollock, follows the lives of two women who struggle to do their bit working on the canals during WWII. This is followed by ‘Ropes, Roses and Rabbit Stew’, which is written and performed by Runnalls Davis. Davis gives a compelling account of a boat family's life and times on the canals, in the early 20th century.

The performances begin at 7.30pm and admission is £10 for both plays. For more information contact the theatre on 020 7704 6665.