The Strange Case Of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde will be performed at the park’s outdoor theatre venue, Broomfield Bowl, on Saturday, 7th September

The Strange Case Of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde (credit Tom Godber) — *The Strange Case Of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde* (credit Tom Godber)

An “internationally acclaimed” theatre company is set to bring its “thrilling performance” of a classic Victorian horror story to an outdoor venue in Palmers Green next month.

British Touring Shakespeare’s adaptation of The Strange Case Of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde to Broomfield Bowl in Broomfield Park on Saturday, 7th September, at 4pm.

Andrew Hobbs, artistic director of British Touring Shakespeare, said: “We are thrilled to bring The Strange Case Of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde to Broomfield Bowl. We’ve toured all over the UK this year and this is our summer tour’s only London date. This unique outdoor setting provides the perfect backdrop for this suspenseful and chilling story. We look forward to sharing this unforgettable experience with our London audience.”

Award-winning historian and writer David Hobbs MBE, co-adapter of The Strange Case Of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde, said: “Bringing Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tale to life has been a truly rewarding experience. Our adaptation is designed to immerse audiences in the dark and chilling atmosphere of Victorian London, and this setting will only enhance the sense of drama for everyone watching.”

Megan Carter, who plays Cordelia Carew, the determined woman leading the hunt for the elusive and sinister Mr Hyde, added: “Performing at such a beautiful outdoor venue as Broomfield Bowl is a true privilege. The surroundings add a magical layer of atmosphere to this already thrilling tale. The audience can expect a night of suspense, twists, and an unforgettable experience.”

Tickets for The Strange Case Of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde at Broomfield Bowl on Saturday, 7th September can be purchased online:
Visit ticketsource.co.uk/friends-of-broomfield-park/t-eavkpdv

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