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The Tragedie of Macbeth at The Rose Theatre Bankside
February 18, 2010 at 7:30pm to March 6, 2010 at 7:30pm
The Tragedie of Macbeth
by William Shakespeare
Directed by David Pearce
Shakespeare’s dark and murky, supernatural horror of the mind returns to the Rose after a very successful run in 2009.
Macbeth and Lady Macbeth gave superb performances and I re…
New Theatre & Film Production Company wishing to enforce the luxurious theatre system of the East: a permanent group of actors with constant PAID work!
If you want to be considered for future casting opportunities, stay in touch.
The Forecast at Greenwich Playhouse
January 19, 2010 at 7:30pm to February 7, 2010 at 7:30pm
In association with Match Company, Marvin and the Cats is proud to present its first production The Forecast, from 19 January to 7 February at the Greenwich Playhouse, London.
Using climate change as a starting point, the play hilariously explores…
The Forecast at Greenwich Playhouse
January 19, 2010 at 7:30pm to February 7, 2010 at 7:30pm
In association with Match Company, Marvin and the Cats is proud to present its first production The Forecast, from 19 January to 7 February at the Greenwich Playhouse, London.
Using climate change as a starting point, the play hilariously explores…
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The Forecast! Fantastic play!!
Hi everyone!!
Are you ready for a great adventure?
We are presenting our play, The Forecast in January and February at the Greenwich Playhouse in London.
The play from Marvin and the Cats will start on 18th January and the last representation will be on 7th February.
Using climate change as a starting point, The Forecast explores society’s different responses to the gradual warming of the planet. The Forecast presents a bitter-sweet tale of survival on a globe running out of steam.
Jay Mill… Continue
Are you ready for a great adventure?
We are presenting our play, The Forecast in January and February at the Greenwich Playhouse in London.
The play from Marvin and the Cats will start on 18th January and the last representation will be on 7th February.
Using climate change as a starting point, The Forecast explores society’s different responses to the gradual warming of the planet. The Forecast presents a bitter-sweet tale of survival on a globe running out of steam.
Jay Mill… Continue
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Classical plays and text for a modern generation, thoughts ideas and feelings.
Inspired by a broad and diverse range of material we hope that our work informs, inspires and provokes our audiences, offering a fresh and bold re-imagination of some of the greatest works ever written.
The Laramie Project
by Moisés Kaufman
and The Members of Tectonic Theater Project
Venue:
Greenwich Theatre
Crooms Hill
SE10 8ES
Director: Joseph C. Walsh
Dates: September 21st-25th 7:30 Saturday Matinee 2:30
Tickets: £17.50, £15.00, £…
A new theatre group based in Islington. You can catch our first play, No One Sees the Video by Martin Crimp at the Rosemary Branch Theatre from the 21st May to the 31st.
The Bunbury Banter Theatre Company was born from a desire to make theatre accessible to all, but particularly those who are not aware of its power, entertainment and diverse nature!
this group is for people who are interested in improvisation. How it affects their life, relationships. Join this group if you'd like to hang out and improvise with other improvisers!
Movement, sound, spoken word... Anything goes!
Ugly by Emma Adams at Carriageworks Theatre
September 27, 2010 at 7:30pm to September 28, 2010 at 7:30pm
Red Ladder Theatre Company's new autumn 2010 UK touring production opens in Leeds.
In a world ever more focussed upon global warming, climate change and the increased scarcity of resources Ugly is a dark comic tale of survival set in a future where…
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Good to hear from you; your note is appreciated.
Break a leg with The Forecast; anywhere more details might be found?
Thanks for the offer of marketing and promotional support; what I know about the two combined wouldn't be worth a dollar which isn't worth much against the pound, the euro, the yen, the won, or most other currencies.
Any chance of exchanging thoughts in private emails?
Again, break a leg with Forecast and please share details.
Best,
William
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we are in Bishops Stortford in Herts. about 40 mins from Liverpool Street.
could do beginning of following week. everything put back by snow etc.Monday good for us if any good for you.
Paul B
thanks for getting in touch. perhaps you coulf come and see us if you have time. it would be great to talk through any potential marketing ideas.
regards
Paul Bamlett.paul@pbamlett.wanadoo.co.uk
Also i would like to do a "SEE" article - in -depth - maybe interview some of the Actors, film a little bit of rehearsal, talk about the play & it's message.
Would this be something you might consider?
I mean to get round to everyone here who makes friends with me, music & paintings are easy to put on the web, theatre, mime, & dance are less easy to represent...but less easy is not impossible!!!
have a good week