A version of Strindberg's Miss Julie by Patrick Marber Written in 1995, Marber transposes August Strindbergs 1888 play Miss Julie to the balmy summer evening of 7 July 1945. A large country house in Yorkshire. While the inhabitants and staff celebrate the post-war landslide General Election victory of Clement Attlees Labour over Churchills Conservative Party, three people below stairs conduct their own power struggle of class and sexual politics, fuelled but simultaneously restricted by their own desire, status and the shifting sands of the wider socio-political landscape. Presented by Falling Stars Theatre and FarrenHeight. This is an additional play to our regular season and is not in our Season Pass scheme.