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Continue reading →: Hercules: Myth and Murder by Xavier Newton Fawcett.
When one of the police forces greatest detective Hercules turns out to be the son of the Greek God Zeus, brain and brawn should turn out to be a useful combination, especially when he enters the Superheroes competition Chess/Boxing, which apparently, is a “real thing” for all Superheroes to compete in!…
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Continue reading →: How to Urn a Living by Zofia Zerphy.
Mr Fowler (Tobias Ross Reymond Jorgensen) has noticed a drop in the funeral business and needs bodies to keep the business afloat. In How to Urn a Living the audience watches as his employess Lilleth (Fiona Lotara) and Wisteria (Zofia Zerphy) are on hand to help their boss get back…
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Continue reading →: My Friend Travis by Sam Winner.
Each year for the past five years Travis has attended a spectacular barbecue hosted by his friend James. Although he will only stay for about an hour due to his crippling social anxiety which prevents him from staying any longer. In My Friend Travis by Sam Winner, the audience is…
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Continue reading →: The Strange Case of Dr Dillon by Bramble Theatre Art.
Quinn Cloud takes on the fascinating role of Dr Dillon, born into Irish aristocracy as a female. She approached her Aunt performed by (Kay Elúvian) explaining how she felt to which her Aunt dismisses her as being foolish and is simply going through a phase that she will grow out…
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Continue reading →: Ghosts and Grimm Tales by Stage 65 Youth Theatre.
Stage 65 Youth Theatre presented Ghosts and Grimm Tales by Philip Pullman. Adapted by Phillip Wilson and additional material by Jayne Woodhouse who based her additional Grey Lady character on a local Salisbury legend. Starting outside of the Salisbury Arts Centre the cast uses the graveyard area to set the…
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Continue reading →: Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw.
Pygmalion adapted from the play by George Bernard Shaw is being performed at Furzey Gardens from the 25th-27th July 2024. Bring a picnic, blanket, and chair to enjoy the production with a cast of four that has been adapted by Chris Hawley in a very English outside setting. Uneducated and…
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Continue reading →: Afrique en Cirque by Cirque Kalabanté.
Cirque Kalabanté founded in 2007 by Yamoussa Bangoura bring an enthralling performance to the Southbank Centre stage inspired by the daily life in Guinea. Afrique en Cirque combines tribal dancing, acrobatics, music and an extremely flexible contortionist to give the London audience a display of their talents. It is a…
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Continue reading →: Crazy Smooth: In My Body.
Nine dancers ranging in age bring together the generations to dance, explain and highlight the effects Hip Hop dancing can have to your body in the UK Premiere dance production Crazy Smooth: In My Body. Interviews from the oldest dance group member DK Freeze (born 1965) and dancer Tash (born1971).…
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Continue reading →: Visit from an Unknown Woman adapted by Christopher Hampton.
Visit from an Unknown Woman has been adapted for stage by Christopher Hampton from the short story by Stefan Zweig. Directed for the Hampstead Theatre main stage by Chelsea Walker is running until July 27th, 2024. Natalie Simpson offers at first an intriguing role as the beautiful and mysterious Unknown…
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Continue reading →: Edinburgh Fringe 2024.
The 2024 Edinburgh Fringe is fast approaching running from the 2nd- 26th August 2024. Two of the larger organisations this year have faced reorganising their venues due to losing buildings they have regularly used as venues beyond their control. The two affected are Gilded Balloon and Greenside. Darren Neale at the…











