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"Seven Years a Wolf" by Maria Credali |
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A tale of wonder and wit from the days of King Arthur. A knight betrayed, can Sir Marrok ever find a way to serve his people again? Celebrating the resilience of the human spirit in difficult times, this traditional storytelling explores the love of a father for his son and shows us how life can be not just endured, but enjoyed – even in the most difficult of circumstances. |
"The Hound of the Baskervilles" by Blue Orange Arts |
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A beautifully crafted one man retelling of Arthur Conan Doyle’s most famous tale. Lord Baskerville is found dead with mysterious footprints besides his body. His heir, Sir Henry is set to inherit the vast Baskerville fortune but with the legacy comes a deadly curse. |
"Rhymes Over Crimes, Knives County Lines" by Tyran Gardiner & Alonzo Fontaine |
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A vivid story of the dark side of the streets, whilst encouragingly promoting upliftment and positivity throughout. Together the duo has artistically created something special that will educate whilst entertaining the masses. A mix of poetry, illustration, theatrical performances, music and much more. |
"Lei's Dream" by Hollel Productions |
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Christmas. 1977. Young and in love, Lei is looking forward to the future when a tragic event irreversibly changes the course of her life. 2005. Jaded by a life unfulfilled and trapped in an abusive marriage, Lei yearns to recreate the days of her past. A twist of fate is about to bring back her past in more ways than one. |
"The Prussian Officer" by Blue Orange Arts |
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Set against a militaristic backdrop, a young officer’s attraction to his orderly escalates from professional to personal, allowing a power dynamic to take hold, ultimately leading to a tormented relationship and a disturbing abuse of authority. Adapted from D.H. Lawrence’s classic story. |
