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Song and Dance
Song and Dance is playwright, writer, performer, director and blogger Megan Furniss’s latest creation for the stage. It was chosen as one of four in the comedy category of the PANSA (the performing Arts Network of South Africa) playwriting competition. This competition provides an excellent platform for writers to get their plays onto stage and to ‘see how they work’ with actors and a director, before it gets developed for a full production. [Read more...]
Siobhan Davies
The acclaimed Siobhan Davies Dance Company will be performing at Turner Contemporary as part of a Late Night Live Weekend Special from Friday 30 March to Sunday 1 April. [Read more...]
Singin in the Rain
If you are looking for a truly uplifting West End musical, then look no further than the new production of ‘Singin’ In The Rain’ which opens at London’s Palace Theatre this month, following its critically acclaimed, sold-out run at the Chichester Festival Theatre. [Read more...]
Something About You - Makes me want to hurt you
Dirty Market Theatre presents: Something About You (makes me want to hurt you) A new site-specific piece inspired by Electra
ASYLUM CHAPEL, PECKHAM Thurs 6th – Thurs 20th Oct 2011 [Read more...]
South-Pacific
Alison Cryer, UK Director, Samoa Tourism Authority commented “We are delighted to support the talented cast and team behind the production of the musical South Pacific as it opens in London. Samoa is often referred to as the ‘Treasured Islands of the South Pacific’ and offers UK visitors an authentic and affordable South Pacific option. We hope audiences in London and across the UK are inspired to visit Samoa and experience these wonderful islands for themselves. ” [Read more...]
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Rachel Blackman
Rachel Blackman for Stillpoint presents:
STEAL COMPASS, DRIVE NORTH, DISAPPEAR
Created and Performed by Rachel Blackman Directed by Emma Kilbey
WINNER! Outstanding Theatre, Fringe Review Award 2010
WINNER! Best Female Performer, Brighton Festival & Fringe Award 2010 [Read more...]
Faulty Towers - The Dining Experience
It sold out in Edinburgh in 2008, 2009 and 2010, has been touring the world since 1997, and is appearing in nine countries this year alone. This show consistently sells out; now you can experience the Experience!
Faulty Towers The Dining Experience is a loosely-scripted, pitch-perfect tribute to Fawlty Towers, featuring all the best gags and a 3-course meal. The show starts as you wait to be seated, and it hurtles along for the next two hours as Sybil, Basil and Manuel serve the meal… Basil’s neurotic, Sybil domineering, and poor, beleaguered Manuel – of course – is hopelessly language-challenged. Everything that can wrong, does… just don’t mention the war! [Read more...]
Kingdom Of Earth
Marking Tennessee Williams’ 100th Birthday, The Print Room presents the playwright’s rarely performed Kingdom of Earth, which opened on Broadway in 1968 and was last staged in London in 1984 at the Hampstead Theatre Club. This savage, sexy and comic play is set in the 1960s in a decrepit farm house on the edge of the Mississippi Delta, a few hours before the valley is due to be flooded. A battle between two brothers, Lot and Chicken, over the inheritance of the farmhouse, becomes a battle for the affections of Lot’s new wife, Myrtle. [Read more...]
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Elvita
1979 Elvita Adams took two elevators to the observation deck of the Empire State Building, scaled the curved ten foot fence and jumped. She also survived. [Read more...]
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