“Midsummer night, the feast of innocent joys...”

At the wealthy Julie's house party, deeply buried secrets emerge, unspoken tensions bubble and the course of her and her servants John and Christine's lives are changed.

This new adaptation doubles the characters in the play, placing the action in its original 19th century setting and in the modern world, bringing to the fore the themes of class, gender relations and sexual dynamics in August Strindberg's 1888 classic text.

The first production in the newly restored Palace Court Theatre's downstairs performance space, Miss/Julie will be an intimate, charged and dynamic experience that you won't want to miss.

PLEASE NOTE: The performance space is only accessible via a series of steps. There is no lift access to the Clubroom.

All seating is unreserved.

See the bottom of the page for content warnings.

Cast and Creative Team:

Julie A - Lili Kennedy

Julie B - Arianna Rodas Laing

John A - Byron Davies

John B - William Ashton

Christine A - Lauren Grant

Christine B - Bruna Inácio

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Writer/Director - Harry Egerton

Set Designer - Lucy Murray

Costume Designer - Ella Child

Prop Master - Aoife Grimes

Lighting Designer - Jinny Park

Sound Designer - Duru Yildiz

Composer - Eleanor Verrier

Intimacy Assistant - Jess Mills

About AUB Theatre Society:

Founded in 2023, AUB Theatre Society is a student company dedicated to staging classic, modern and new plays. Their productions bring together students across many courses to collaborate as performers, set designers, musicians, technicians and many more. Their debut production of ‘Macbeth’ converted an art studio into a performance space, involved over 30 students, 1 puppet, and played to sold-out audiences every night. 

Content Warnings

This production contains flashing lights, strong language throughout and themes of an adult nature including: power, privilege, class divisions, reproductive rights and sexual relationships as well as references to psychological trauma, animal abuse and sexual assault. There are depictions of drinking, emotional distress, violence and suicide.