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"Duplicity For Beginners" by Thirsty Theatre |
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As one man prepares for a romantic weekend away with his lover, another attempts to surprise his wife in her hotel room. The only problem is that they’re meeting the same woman! Mistaken identities are revealed and hidden agendas uncovered in this brand new piece of writing. |
"Black, Blessed, and British" by Claudette Athea Douglas |
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Readings and performance of poems and praise songs from a poetic memoir. The performance is woven together by uplifting observations of and pieces from the book. The show transports the audience on a rich lyrical journey which reflects on the author’s life, growing up as a black child in 1960’s Britain. |
"The Neat Freak" by Moon House Theatre |
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A modern Greek tragedy that follows one woman’s story of what happens when the thoughts in your head take centre stage. A unique piece of physical theatre using a Greek chorus to embody the protagonist’s OCD, showing the audience what goes on inside somebody’s mind during an episode of debilitating mental health. |
