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A hen party spiralling out of control; a funeral riddled with tension and in-fighting. The Show of the Night asks what happens when celebration and grief clash by night. Bringing to the stage life with all its inherent theatricality, expect a frenzy of co

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Time	August 2 at 9:30pm - August 5 at 10:30pm
Location	Lion & Unicorn Theatre 42-44 Gaisford Street London, United Kingdom
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The Flop of the Festival:
‘The Show of the Night’ by Perennial Theatre Company at Latitude
A Director’s Perspective

As I limp towards my first ‘proper’ shower in a ‘proper’ building for about four days, and free my hand from the shackle of a Latitude Performers wristband, I’m thinking over the tragicomical debacle that was our performance there.
The difficulties of theatre at Latitude are so well known that they’re almost clichés: audiences come and go as they please; it’s an acoustic nightmare… Continue

Latitude Festival, Theatre Arena
Published Monday 19 July 2010 at 17:46 by Alistair Smith

Suffolk’s Latitude Festival was in its fifth outing this year, and theatre companies bringing work to the event have started to adapt to the specific challenges of staging work in a tent, in a field, to audiences who haven’t specifically paid to see your production, while loud music plays on a stage a few hundred metres away.


(L-R): John Nicholson (Tick Tock), Sandy Grierson (Angelus Diablo), Dominic Law… Continue