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"Frankenstein" by Blue Orange Arts |
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Mary Shelley’s gothic masterpiece. It is 1818 and, as a bell tolls nearby, Victor Frankenstein’s monstrous creation explodes into existence. Using fast paced story-telling and physical theatre, Blue Orange Arts presents an one hour faithful telling of the classic novel. |
"He'd Murder Me" by Baby Grace Theatre |
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Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, 1977. The North is in the grip of the Yorkshire Ripper’s reign of terror. Against the backdrop of suspicion and fear, 15-year-old Jack attempts to find his identity in the world. A coming of age story – Yorkshire style. |
"Frankenstein" by Blue Orange Arts |
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Mary Shelley’s gothic masterpiece. It is 1818 and, as a bell tolls nearby, Victor Frankenstein’s monstrous creation explodes into existence. Using fast paced story-telling and physical theatre, Blue Orange Arts presents an one hour faithful telling of the classic novel. |
"He'd Murder Me" by Baby Grace Theatre |
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Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, 1977. The North is in the grip of the Yorkshire Ripper’s reign of terror. Against the backdrop of suspicion and fear, 15-year-old Jack attempts to find his identity in the world. A coming of age story – Yorkshire style. |
"Frankenstein" by Blue Orange Arts |
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Mary Shelley’s gothic masterpiece. It is 1818 and, as a bell tolls nearby, Victor Frankenstein’s monstrous creation explodes into existence. Using fast paced story-telling and physical theatre, Blue Orange Arts presents an one hour faithful telling of the classic novel. |
"Frankenstein" by Blue Orange Arts |
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Mary Shelley’s gothic masterpiece. It is 1818 and, as a bell tolls nearby, Victor Frankenstein’s monstrous creation explodes into existence. Using fast paced story-telling and physical theatre, Blue Orange Arts presents an one hour faithful telling of the classic novel. |
"Frankenstein" by Blue Orange Arts |
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Mary Shelley’s gothic masterpiece. It is 1818 and, as a bell tolls nearby, Victor Frankenstein’s monstrous creation explodes into existence. Using fast paced story-telling and physical theatre, Blue Orange Arts presents an one hour faithful telling of the classic novel. |
"Go Japesh*t" by Thespianage Productions |
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Returning to Birmingham Fest for the first time in 5 years, Thespianage present short-form improvised comedy with a twist! During ‘Japesh*t rounds’ the audience has the power to throw the players a real curveball: enforce random accents, bring in a physical quirk, or make a celebrity appear! |
"Not Just William" by Tell Tale |
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Times are hard for the Shakespeare family. Young William is not having the happiest of birthdays until a simple errand sends him on an enchanted journey where he discovers a world of stories which will stay with him for the rest of his life. A great introduction to the man, his times featuring the folk tales which inspired some of Shakespeare’s most famous plays. |
"New Version of Me" by Midsummers Theatre |
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*THIS PERFORMANCE IS NO LONGER GOING AHEAD* |
"Sundown" by Taking Chances |
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“Sundown” is a moving drama about one person’s need to go somewhere specific at a defining point in their life. More importantly, a need to be there on their own. The problem is, someone else has exactly the same need at exactly the same time. Will both of their plans go ahead or will things take a different turn? “Touching & funny”. |
"Sundown" by Taking Chances |
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“Sundown” is a moving drama about one person’s need to go somewhere specific at a defining point in their life. More importantly, a need to be there on their own. The problem is, someone else has exactly the same need at exactly the same time. Will both of their plans go ahead or will things take a different turn? “Touching & funny”. |
"Sundown" by Taking Chances |
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“Sundown” is a moving drama about one person’s need to go somewhere specific at a defining point in their life. More importantly, a need to be there on their own. The problem is, someone else has exactly the same need at exactly the same time. Will both of their plans go ahead or will things take a different turn? “Touching & funny”. |
"A Matter of Law" by Two Jens & Me |
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This brand new play seeks to highlight the suffering of men in domestic abuse. The play is set in a courtroom which is trying the case of Edwina Frankield who is charged with four counts of GBH and the use of Coercive and Controlling behaviour against her husband. You the audience will be asked to decide if she’s guilty. |
"Skin In The Game" by Paul Westwood |
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A brand new thriller. Nechells, Birmingham, Summer, 2019. The family flat isn’t selling. Dad’s gone into a care home that needs paying for. Three estranged siblings meet to sort things out, but the reality of the situation is more terrifying than any of them can imagine. |
"A Matter of Law" by Two Jens & Me |
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This brand new play seeks to highlight the suffering of men in domestic abuse. The play is set in a courtroom which is trying the case of Edwina Frankield who is charged with four counts of GBH and the use of Coercive and Controlling behaviour against her husband. You the audience will be asked to decide if she’s guilty. |
"Skin In The Game" by Paul Westwood |
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A brand new thriller. Nechells, Birmingham, Summer, 2019. The family flat isn’t selling. Dad’s gone into a care home that needs paying for. Three estranged siblings meet to sort things out, but the reality of the situation is more terrifying than any of them can imagine. |
"A Matter of Law" by Two Jens & Me |
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This brand new play seeks to highlight the suffering of men in domestic abuse. The play is set in a courtroom which is trying the case of Edwina Frankield who is charged with four counts of GBH and the use of Coercive and Controlling behaviour against her husband. You the audience will be asked to decide if she’s guilty. |
"Skin In The Game" by Paul Westwood |
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A brand new thriller. Nechells, Birmingham, Summer, 2019. The family flat isn’t selling. Dad’s gone into a care home that needs paying for. Three estranged siblings meet to sort things out, but the reality of the situation is more terrifying than any of them can imagine. |
"The Winter's Tale Revisited" by The Willmore Singers |
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*THIS PERFORMANCE IS NO LONGER GOING AHEAD* |
"We'll Be In Touch" by Joanna Gay |
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Mickey and Spud have lived next door to each other most of their lives. They have no money, no job and no other friends but what they do have is a friendship like no other. Fed up with always feeling like society has left them behind they make a pact to stick together and spend the rest of their lives dossing around and remaining jobless. |
"Skin In The Game" by Paul Westwood |
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A brand new thriller. Nechells, Birmingham, Summer, 2019. The family flat isn’t selling. Dad’s gone into a care home that needs paying for. Three estranged siblings meet to sort things out, but the reality of the situation is more terrifying than any of them can imagine. |
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