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"The History of The American Songbook" by Blue Orange Arts |
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Featuring songs from George and Ira Gershwin, Cole Porter, Irving Berlin amongst many others. The History of the Great American Songbook is a musical journey through the important and influential American popular and jazz songs of the 20th century which became considered ‘standards’. |
"The History of The American Songbook" by Blue Orange Arts |
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Featuring songs from George and Ira Gershwin, Cole Porter, Irving Berlin amongst many others. The History of the Great American Songbook is a musical journey through the important and influential American popular and jazz songs of the 20th century which became considered ‘standards’. |
"The Signalman" by Blue Orange Arts |
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When a traveller chances upon a solitary railway signalman he is drawn into a tale of ghostly premonitions, tragic occurrences and human solitude that echoes the contrasting Victorian feelings towards the nascent railway system. Beware the ringing of the signalman’s bell! |
"Forever I Do" by Madam Renards |
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Undertaker Michael has taken care of many a dead body, he’s helped to guide the families that are left behind through the grief that follows. But who takes care of Michael? Who guides him? Does he even need looking after? Forever I do examines love, life, death, grief and hope. |
"Average at Best" by David Sims |
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An hour of stand up comedy to raise money for Birmingham Children’s Hospital Cancer ward. As well as some (possible) laughs there’ll also be a raffle – what more can you ask for?! So come along and support a good cause. |
"The History of The American Songbook" by Blue Orange Arts |
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Featuring songs from George and Ira Gershwin, Cole Porter, Irving Berlin amongst many others. The History of the Great American Songbook is a musical journey through the important and influential American popular and jazz songs of the 20th century which became considered ‘standards’. |
"The Signalman" by Blue Orange Arts |
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When a traveller chances upon a solitary railway signalman he is drawn into a tale of ghostly premonitions, tragic occurrences and human solitude that echoes the contrasting Victorian feelings towards the nascent railway system. Beware the ringing of the signalman’s bell! |
"Forever I Do" by Madam Renards |
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Undertaker Michael has taken care of many a dead body, he’s helped to guide the families that are left behind through the grief that follows. But who takes care of Michael? Who guides him? Does he even need looking after? Forever I do examines love, life, death, grief and hope. |
"Behind The Headlines" by Behind The Headlines |
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Have I Got News For You meets Saturday Night Live in the heart of Birmingham. Join us for this topical panel show where local comedians will perform sketches based on recent news stories. From the Birmingham Mail to The New York Times, all the latest scandals and scoops will be used! |
"Comedy Double Bill" by That Birmingham Theatre Company |
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Two new period comedies from exciting local writers: “What Happened to Algy” is a witty sequel to The Importance of Being Earnest whilst “A Story of More Woe” is an amusing twist on the classic love story of Romeo & Juliet. |
"Forever I Do" by Madam Renards |
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Undertaker Michael has taken care of many a dead body, he’s helped to guide the families that are left behind through the grief that follows. But who takes care of Michael? Who guides him? Does he even need looking after? Forever I do examines love, life, death, grief and hope. |
"Comedy Double Bill" by That Birmingham Theatre Company |
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Two new period comedies from exciting local writers: “What Happened to Algy” is a witty sequel to The Importance of Being Earnest whilst “A Story of More Woe” is an amusing twist on the classic love story of Romeo & Juliet. |
"Sit With Me" by Amber Gollay |
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A one woman show, in the style of La Ronde, which follows four separate characters of various statuses and professions as they meet up on a park bench and share interactions. They are all, however, closer than they think, despite their class differences. |
"Comedy Double Bill" by That Birmingham Theatre Company |
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Two new period comedies from exciting local writers: “What Happened to Algy” is a witty sequel to The Importance of Being Earnest whilst “A Story of More Woe” is an amusing twist on the classic love story of Romeo & Juliet. |
"NoMad" by Response Ability Theatre |
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Based on performer Nell Hardy’s own lived experiences of homelessness and mental health hospitalisation, NoMad is a poetic, dizzying journey through the dissociated mind of one woman who has fallen through society’s cracks too many times. |
"Late Night Fish" by Shipwreck Productions |
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Michael and Tony are in the ‘waste management business’. They’ve been asked to dispose of a large “package” in a nearby lake with no questions asked. Join us on a tale of missing boats, existential questions, and gangster films as we take you on a trip into the average day of a “Union Representative”.’ |
"Sit With Me" by Amber Gollay |
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A one woman show, in the style of La Ronde, which follows four separate characters of various statuses and professions as they meet up on a park bench and share interactions. They are all, however, closer than they think, despite their class differences. |
"NoMad" by Response Ability Theatre |
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Based on performer Nell Hardy’s own lived experiences of homelessness and mental health hospitalisation, NoMad is a poetic, dizzying journey through the dissociated mind of one woman who has fallen through society’s cracks too many times. |
"Shake It Up" by Parky Players |
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A fiercely funny, no-holds-barred comedy about modern life living with Parkinson’s. When a local community group turn up for their weekly meeting, they are surprised to find themselves in the fantasy world of Snow White and the Seven Symptoms! |
"Late Night Fish" by Shipwreck Productions |
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Michael and Tony are in the ‘waste management business’. They’ve been asked to dispose of a large “package” in a nearby lake with no questions asked. Join us on a tale of missing boats, existential questions, and gangster films as we take you on a trip into the average day of a “Union Representative”.’ |
"Sit With Me" by Amber Gollay |
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A one woman show, in the style of La Ronde, which follows four separate characters of various statuses and professions as they meet up on a park bench and share interactions. They are all, however, closer than they think, despite their class differences. |
"Blood, Sweat, & Vaginas" by Paula David |
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A moving play about female sexuality and self-discovery. Carolann’s awakening is sudden and all-consuming. She stumbles out of her super-woman bubble to discover her sexuality is fluid, soul music is the language of her soul and menopause has definitely arrived. |
"Four 2 Jump" by Two Jens & Me |
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Four people all decide to chose the same day and the same window ledge to commit their solo act of suicide. None of them know each other, and all fully intend to finish themselves off, however have three other people to contend with, and none of them were prepared for that. |
"Blood, Sweat, & Vaginas" by Paula David |
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A moving play about female sexuality and self-discovery. Carolann’s awakening is sudden and all-consuming. She stumbles out of her super-woman bubble to discover her sexuality is fluid, soul music is the language of her soul and menopause has definitely arrived. |
"Love & Nostalgia" by Steve Higgins |
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Jamaica celebrates 60 years of independence in 2022, and to commemorate this Diamond Jubilee, Steve Higgins presents a celebratory evening of music featuring authentic Jamaican folk songs, covering many facets of the Jamaican Cultural experience! |
"Four 2 Jump" by Two Jens & Me |
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Four people all decide to chose the same day and the same window ledge to commit their solo act of suicide. None of them know each other, and all fully intend to finish themselves off, however have three other people to contend with, and none of them were prepared for that. |
"Mates" by Louise Atkinson |
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A WIP comedy show from Amused Moose Finalist & Harrogate new Comedian of the Year finalist, Louise Atkinson. Love your mates but they’re a drunken liability? Listen as Louise tells us about her mates. Good, bad and the ugly – though, less said about Pete the better. |
"Confessions" by Gatehouse Youth Theatre |
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Confessions is a series of monologues and duologues that have been created by members of the Gatehouse Youth Theatre. Crossing all genres from tragedy to comedy and exploring the word confession in a variety of contexts – from love torn teenagers, to secret criminals. |
"Four 2 Jump" by Two Jens & Me |
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Four people all decide to chose the same day and the same window ledge to commit their solo act of suicide. None of them know each other, and all fully intend to finish themselves off, however have three other people to contend with, and none of them were prepared for that. |
"Confessions" by Gatehouse Youth Theatre |
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Confessions is a series of monologues and duologues that have been created by members of the Gatehouse Youth Theatre. Crossing all genres from tragedy to comedy and exploring the word confession in a variety of contexts – from love torn teenagers, to secret criminals. |
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