
LOVEDALE
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In the haunting production of Lovedale, a young woman's desperate attempt to escape her troubled past is vividly portrayed as Lara navigates her new life in rural Wales. The shadows of her father's brutal murder still linger, threatening to upend her fragile existence. As the truth begins to unravel, the consequences of her silence are starkly revealed, laying bare the complexities of grief, guilt, and redemption. Through the lens of this poignant narrative, the transformative power of live theatre weaves a captivating tale of one woman's quest for solace and justice.
Presented by Fiona Padfield After her father’s brutal murder, Lara flees India for rural Wales to avoid testifying in court. She sets up a new life living under an assumed name until Ricky, local mechanic and Rhondda-mafioso, appears. Ricky has been digging. He knows who Lara really is and promises to redeem her father’s reputation. But at what cost? Reviews for Fiona’s previous work: The language is obscene, the images revoltingly explicit; its strength springs from its refusal to portray the stripper as a victim…” Georgina Brown | THE INDEPENDENT “…a highly dangerous but courageous piece of writing…” TOM CONTI “Her grasp of the absurd and her meticulous eye for detail pay off…” Joe Penhall | TOOTING GUARDIAN “There is some striking writing here, ranging from unflinching accounts of the unglamorous nitty-gritty of the job through accurately captured inarticulacies and into the more poetic realms.” Kate Bassett | THE TIMES “Jo ushers us into the seedy club world by telling us, as if in amused conversation, of her first audition. She researches her act – and displays fine observational wit – in a loutish pub “one of those places you wouldn’t fancy going anywhere near the loo…” Nick Curtis | EVENING STANDARD “Padfield shows an intelligent awareness of the issues she broaches. The cruel realities of life are vividly portrayed in the tense and confused relationships” Lynne Walker | THE INDEPENDENT Suitable for ages 18+ Trigger/Content Warnings: Contains sexual violence, drug use, a gun shot sound effect and very strong language. Duration: TBC No booking fees when you become a Member – save £3.50 per ticket!
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Frequently asked questions
LOVEDALE takes place on Saturday, 3 April 2027 at 19:30.
LOVEDALE is held at Cambridge Junction in Cambridge (Clifton Road, Cambridge, CB1 7GX).
Tickets for LOVEDALE are priced at £21.50. Live prices and availability are shown on junction.co.uk.
Yes — hotels within walking distance of Cambridge Junction can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
Tickets for LOVEDALE can be booked via junction.co.uk using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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In the haunting production of Lovedale, a young woman's desperate attempt to escape her troubled past is vividly portrayed as Lara navigates her new life in rural Wales. The shadows of her father's brutal murder still linger, threatening to upend her fragile existence. As the truth begins to unravel, the consequences of her silence are starkly revealed, laying bare the complexities of grief, guilt, and redemption. Through the lens of this poignant narrative, the transformative power of live theatre weaves a captivating tale of one woman's quest for solace and justice.
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Presented by Fiona Padfield After her father’s brutal murder, Lara flees India for rural Wales to avoid testifying in court. She sets up a new life living under an assumed name until Ricky, local mechanic and Rhondda-mafioso, appears. Ricky has been digging. He knows who Lara really is and promises to redeem her father’s reputation. But at what cost? Reviews for Fiona’s previous work: The language is obscene, the images revoltingly explicit; its strength springs from its refusal to portray the stripper as a victim…” Georgina Brown | THE INDEPENDENT “…a highly dangerous but courageous piece of writing…” TOM CONTI “Her grasp of the absurd and her meticulous eye for detail pay off…” Joe Penhall | TOOTING GUARDIAN “There is some striking writing here, ranging from unflinching accounts of the unglamorous nitty-gritty of the job through accurately captured inarticulacies and into the more poetic realms.” Kate Bassett | THE TIMES “Jo ushers us into the seedy club world by telling us, as if in amused conversation, of her first audition. She researches her act – and displays fine observational wit – in a loutish pub “one of those places you wouldn’t fancy going anywhere near the loo…” Nick Curtis | EVENING STANDARD “Padfield shows an intelligent awareness of the issues she broaches. The cruel realities of life are vividly portrayed in the tense and confused relationships” Lynne Walker | THE INDEPENDENT Suitable for ages 18+ Trigger/Content Warnings: Contains sexual violence, drug use, a gun shot sound effect and very strong language. Duration: TBC No booking fees when you become a Member – save £3.50 per ticket!
Description supplied by the event organiser.
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WhereCambridge Junction
Before you goFrequently asked questions
When is LOVEDALE?
LOVEDALE takes place on Saturday, 3 April 2027 at 19:30.
Where is LOVEDALE taking place?
LOVEDALE is held at Cambridge Junction in Cambridge (Clifton Road, Cambridge, CB1 7GX).
How much are tickets for LOVEDALE?
Tickets for LOVEDALE are priced at £21.50. Live prices and availability are shown on junction.co.uk.
Is there anywhere to stay near LOVEDALE?
Yes — hotels within walking distance of Cambridge Junction can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
How do I get tickets for LOVEDALE?
Tickets for LOVEDALE can be booked via junction.co.uk using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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