1921.

The world is changed after the Great War.

Anything seems possible now.

Miss Julie, heiress to a stately home, is searching for an escape. John, her servant, is dreaming of a brighter future. When a May Day party throws them together, tensions sizzle. But are the old hierarchies really over?

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Strindberg’s controversial classic is given a modern twist.

 

 

‘Stylish, steamy and tightly wrought’ Nigel Smith, The Stage

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**** ‘Gripping take on Strindberg simmers with tension… a sophisticated and exact vision’ Gareth Lyr Evans, Guardian

 

**** ‘The social inequalities laid bare by the pandemic are at risk of being maintained in its aftermath. Missing Julie signifies that this is a moment when we can do something about it.’ Gareth Williams, whatsonstage 

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**** ‘Gripping theatre that captures and holds the attention. It is a thoroughly worthwhile return to live theatre’ Richard Evans, Theatre Review North