Photo by Naomi Gabrielle Photography, on behalf of Kingston First
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Thames 1745 is the show for entertaining an audience of adults and children alike, we return you to Kingston-upon-Thames, in the year 1745. Watch as the Landlady of the Queen's Head is sentenced to the ducking stool for selling short measures and abusive language. Can she escape her fate?
This self contained show features contortion, pole and hoop and finishes with a nail biting finale as a daring escapologist tries to find a way out from a tank of water! |
This show is a joint production between escapologist Dave Diamond and contortionist
Alicja Mrozek
For prices please contact Dave Diamond
To find out details of the true story behind the show, press the button below
Stephan Burn Photography
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In this family show, we head back in time to 1745 where the landlady of the Queen’s Head Ale House in Kingston-upon-Thames has been up to no good, selling short measures, fighting and shouting. Finally, she is captured and sentenced to the ducking stool. It’s time for the people of Kingston to rejoice, or is it!
In this joint venture with contortionist Alicja Mrozek the world of theatre and circus come together to tell this true story, which is the last known use of the ducking stool in London.
Hold your breath with the landlady as she struggles to free herself in this escapology come circus event. The landlady is first shackled into a metal straitjacket and then water is poured into the tank she is placed in. She has just found a nail file to pick the locks and to free herself.
See for yourself if she can escape or is doomed.
In this joint venture with contortionist Alicja Mrozek the world of theatre and circus come together to tell this true story, which is the last known use of the ducking stool in London.
Hold your breath with the landlady as she struggles to free herself in this escapology come circus event. The landlady is first shackled into a metal straitjacket and then water is poured into the tank she is placed in. She has just found a nail file to pick the locks and to free herself.
See for yourself if she can escape or is doomed.