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"Alphabet Avenue" by Blue Orange Arts |
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An interactive performance that explores children’s response to their first experience of theatre. The part improvised, sensory performance is aimed at children aged between 0-6 years old. The performance will offer a shared experience for both parent and child, and is a perfect family outing. |
"Intro To Acting Workshop" by Tracey Street |
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Always wondered what being an actor must be like? What do they do? Come and find out at this taster session of the very popular course for beginners. We will cover ensemble work, basic stage technique, basic acting technique & how an actor approaches working with scripts. |
"Alphabet Avenue" by Blue Orange Arts |
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An interactive performance that explores children’s response to their first experience of theatre. The part improvised, sensory performance is aimed at children aged between 0-6 years old. The performance will offer a shared experience for both parent and child, and is a perfect family outing. |
"Sorted" by Big D |
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A comic drama out of a crisis; plus a reminder to keep things in perspective. One hot August Jack doesn’t get his A Level grades. He’s not going to university. Only over his dad’s dead body is he going to Australia. But his mum has other ideas. And so the bickering starts… |
"The Life And Times Of The Tat Man" by Hangar |
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A restless mind, a restless soul…a powerful and stirring one-man show. Leading to the landscape of WW1, where dreams are shattered. From the scrapyard, the Tat Man tells tales of travelling folk, bloody births, blacksmiths, devils and talking horses in this intimate, enthralling production. |
"Defying Gravity" by Followspot Theatre |
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You can get a taste of the Big Apple at Birmingham Fest this year from Followspot Theatre with a selection of Broadway hits from shows such as “Wicked” and “Avenue Q” plus some lesser-known Tony Award-winning musicals. The best of American contemporary musical theatre, for one night only! |
The Best of "Theatre Exchange" |
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Theatre Exchange is a regular showcase of brand new work in the West Midlands from local writers and actors. For Birmingham Fest they present an evening comprising three of the best pieces from their recents events. Come along and support local talent. A great networking opportunity too. |
"First Do No Harm" by Tea and Tenacity |
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“First Do No Harm” is a new play set against the backdrop of the suffragist movement in England on the brink of World War 1. The play charts the huge personal and societal cost of establishing a national healthcare service and explores the radical actions that both civilian and state adopted in order to further their cause. |
