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Please come and see The BAY this week at Theatre 503 following a transfer from Te Pooka, Edinburgh.
Described by one audience member as "physical theatre at its best", come and see why! S…
I really want to see you guys but will be in Nepal. I hope to get another chance. Congrats on Edinburgh. x
congratulations on doing so well at Edinburgh - it was very exciting when I saw you in Mill Hill - all the best for next week. x
The BAY at Theatre 503 at Theatre503 at The Latchmere
September 7, 2009 at 7:30pm to September 11, 2009 at 8:30pm
Following a successful run at Te Pooka, Edinburgh The BAY is transferring to Theatre 503 from 7-11 September. Book now to see one a phoenomenal ensemble cast in the most high energy show in London.
THE BAY : a place, a vision, a tragedy.
Fragments…
The BAY at Theatre 503 at Theatre503 at The Latchmere
September 7, 2009 at 7:30pm to September 11, 2009 at 8:30pm
Following a successful run at Te Pooka, Edinburgh The BAY is transferring to Theatre 503 from 7-11 September. Book now to see one a phoenomenal ensemble cast in the most high energy show in London.
THE BAY : a place, a vision, a tragedy.
Fragme…
June 17, 2009 at 8pm to June 18, 2009 at 9pm
Last chance to see The BAY in London before it goes to the Big Green Gathering : See the trailer
Picture a quiet beach, fresh and undisturbed by human kind, that is, for the most part. This idyllic bay is a real place in County Cork, Ireland and th…
Last chance to see The BAY in London before it goes to the Big Green Gathering : See the trailer
Picture a quiet beach, fresh and undisturbed by human kind, that is, for the most part. This idyllic bay is a real place in County Cork, Ireland and th…
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The BAY at Theatre 503 has OPENED!
http://www.britishtheatre.com/events/the-bay-at-theatre-503
Please come and see The BAY this week at Theatre 503 following a transfer from Te Pooka, Edinburgh.
Described by one audience member as "physical theatre at its best", come and see why! Selected from a multitude of shows 503 considered it one of the best shows they saw in Edinburgh this year.
Watch a… Continue
Please come and see The BAY this week at Theatre 503 following a transfer from Te Pooka, Edinburgh.
Described by one audience member as "physical theatre at its best", come and see why! Selected from a multitude of shows 503 considered it one of the best shows they saw in Edinburgh this year.
Watch a… Continue
Posted on September 8, 2009 at 12:00pm —
The BAY @ The Space, Wednesday 17 and Thursday 18 June, 8pm
Last chance to see The BAY in London before it goes to the Big Green Gathering : See the trailer
Picture a quiet beach, fresh and undisturbed by human kind, that is, for the most part. This idyllic bay is a real place in County Cork, Ireland and this frenetic play, based on real events that turned a beautiful bay in to a murder scene.
Written by Hannah Burke and directed by Shane Dempsey ‘The Bay’ char… Continue
Picture a quiet beach, fresh and undisturbed by human kind, that is, for the most part. This idyllic bay is a real place in County Cork, Ireland and this frenetic play, based on real events that turned a beautiful bay in to a murder scene.
Written by Hannah Burke and directed by Shane Dempsey ‘The Bay’ char… Continue
Posted on June 17, 2009 at 12:30pm —
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 2:05am on December 5, 2009,
Hannah Burke said…
- I have found the paradox that if I love until it hurts, then there is no hurt, but only more love. ~Mother Teresa
Going mental in the Quote Garden... thought you might apprecate some Mother Theresa...:)
- At 11:17pm on September 3, 2009,
Lisa Garrity said…
- Edinburgh was so fun! And it was so busy!
In Nepal - Doing some volunteer work in a hospital to get a flavour of physiotherapy & what that's like. Also randomly discovered the Esther Benjamins Trust (http://www.ebtrust.org.uk/) and will check that out.
The guy who runs it rescued about 250 kids who were trafficked to India as slaves for circuses. The circus owners are being prosecuted now. So to keep the route to market closed, he is looking to create a circus school in Kathmandu. So I linked him up with the Hangar ppl who are going to do a site visit in October to a legit Indian circus who wants to fund the school. Anyway, hoping it all goes forward & will help if poss. If it does, I think there is definitely opportunity for exchanges and teaching, etc. Probably fundraising as well. Any interest?
Cheers,
Lisa
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