Kolbe’s Gift – trailer
I posted about St Maximilian Kolbe at the weekend. Here is the trailer to the play in case you didn’t catch it before.
NEW DATE ADDED
Ten Ten Theatre’s production of “Kolbe’s Gift” completely sold out all its 2,800 tickets three months in advance of the opening night. However, with just two weeks to go before curtain up, we are delighted to announce that an extra date has been added on Sunday 6 October at 1pm.
Early booking is advised to secure seats at this unique event in the heart of London’s West End. Just under 400 tickets are available from the theatre Box Office from Tuesday 17 September at midday.
ABOUT KOLBE’S GIFT:
In 1941, Polish priest Maximilian Kolbe entered the Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz. A gifted man, Kolbe was the founder of monasteries in Poland and Japan, produced a monthly magazine with a circulation of over one million and formed an international movement to help bring people to the Catholic faith. Then, a chance encounter with an ordinary soldier, Franek Gajowniczec, led Kolbe to an extraordinary act – walking away from all that he had and could have achieved. David Gooderson’s powerful play tells the true story of these two men. One became feted across the globe. The other faded into obscurity. This is their story.
- Film trailer for Kolbe’s Gift
- Read about the cast and creative team
“The Man Behind the Saint” article by Martin O’Brien
Kolbe’s Gift, 1-5 October 2013, Leicester Square Theatre,
6 Leicester Place, London, WC2H 7BXTicket price: £12.50 to £20
Performances:
Tuesday 1 October: 7pm (SOLD OUT)
Wednesday 2 October: 7pm (SOLD OUT)
Thursday 3 October: 2pm (SOLD OUT)
Thursday 3 October: 7pm (SOLD OUT)
Friday 4 October: 7pm (SOLD OUT)
Saturday 5 October: 3pm (SOLD OUT)
Saturday 5 October: 7pm (SOLD OUT)
Sunday 6 October: 1pm (NEW DATE ADDED)
