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"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. |
