Bette and Joan: The Final Curtain

‘You should only say good of the dead. Joan Crawford is dead. Good.’ Bette Davis.

Now on her own deathbed, Davis is forced to confront the ghost of her nemesis, Crawford herself. And of course, just because someone’s dead doesn’t mean they’ve changed… Bette & Joan: The Final Curtain’ is a wry, feisty and surprisingly moving look at two of Hollywood’s greatest icons and their equally famous feud.

Created by Foursight, presented by Angels in the Architecture & S², in association with St. James Theatre & Jacksons Lane.

Devised & performed by Sarah Thom & Sarah Toogood, script written by James Greaves & directed by Rebecca McCutcheon & Sarah Thom.

‘Non-stop scenery chewing wit’ The Times

‘Glorious comedy’ The Stage

On Tuesday 6 January, there will be a post show Q&A with the cast and creative team and Martin Shingler. This will be open to all audience members with a ticket to the 7:45pm performance.

There will be a screening of ‘What Ever Happened to Baby Jane’ on Sunday 4 January at 3:30pm. You can book a ticket for the play and the film for only £21.