Birmingham What’s On Magazine (April issue – out now) has a small article on the festival.
You can also read it online here.
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Calendar (Fest: July 11-27)
MonTueWedThuFriSatSunMTWTFSS1234567897:00 PM - An Evening With Kurisu by Kurisu3:00 PM - "Thank You For Calling" by Larissa Ryan3:00 PM - "Thank You For Calling" by Larissa Ryan8:00 PM - "Spiked" by Saraya Haddad7:00 PM - "Fine Line" by Greyspace8:00 PM - Looser Women by The Drag Queens7:00 PM - "Shaken Not Stirred" by Parky Players7:00 PM - "Fine Line" by Greyspace22237:30 PM - Kzam Takeover by Mic Test Live7:45 PM - "Lei's Dream" by Hollel Productions7:00 PM - "Seven Years a Wolf" by Maria Credali282930311234
A writer struggling to reignite his creative vision. A real life crime. And a visit to a supposedly haunted inn. As darkness descends, a ghostly tale is played out. But what is real and what is not? A tale of passion, deceit, and the ethereal dance between the realms of life and death. Based on the story by Charles Dickens.
A writer struggling to reignite his creative vision. A real life crime. And a visit to a supposedly haunted inn. As darkness descends, a ghostly tale is played out. But what is real and what is not? A tale of passion, deceit, and the ethereal dance between the realms of life and death. Based on the story by Charles Dickens.
Two women are found brutally murdered in their Parisian home – one body, virtually decapitated, the other thrust head downwards up a chimney. The Police are baffled by the case. In steps C. August Dupin, to investigate the strange events. Adapted from the Edgar Allan Poe story - the original detective story.
Join us for a night of musical delights with Kurisu, guaranteed to be a great night with loads of good vibes! Christopher Johnston (aka Kurisu) is a Black Country born singer/songwriter, recording and performing his own music influenced by a wide variety of genres ranging from the 50s up to the present day.
A writer struggling to reignite his creative vision. A real life crime. And a visit to a supposedly haunted inn. As darkness descends, a ghostly tale is played out. But what is real and what is not? A tale of passion, deceit, and the ethereal dance between the realms of life and death. Based on the story by Charles Dickens.
Alex works remotely and spends most of her shifts getting yelled at by strangers through her headset. With the help of various vices, voices, and one very cute rabbit, Alex holds fast to the dream of a day with less calls. Inspired by true events it's a story about the things we cannot say and how we cope.
A writer struggling to reignite his creative vision. A real life crime. And a visit to a supposedly haunted inn. As darkness descends, a ghostly tale is played out. But what is real and what is not? A tale of passion, deceit, and the ethereal dance between the realms of life and death. Based on the story by Charles Dickens.
Alex works remotely and spends most of her shifts getting yelled at by strangers through her headset. With the help of various vices, voices, and one very cute rabbit, Alex holds fast to the dream of a day with less calls. Inspired by true events it's a story about the things we cannot say and how we cope.
This Latvian theatre company present a captivating show that tells the story of three hungry men adrift at sea on a raft. Created by Polish absurdist playwright Slawomir Mrozek, this darkly comic production delves into the depths of human nature and the power dynamics that emerge in desperate situations.
Written and performed by a small group of Parkinson’s sufferers and supporters this new variety show is raising awareness of Parkinson’s through comedy theatre and music. Featuring villains and heroes, and of course 007 himself, it’s suitable and relevant for those with or without any connection to Parkinson’s.
Explore centuries of musical diversity presented by the Equinox Saxophone Ensemble. From the sacred chants of the 15th century to the jazz and folk of the present day. Equinox explore the evolution of music from early periods through baroque, classical, and romantic eras, to the music of jazz, folk, and film.
Tread Boards are excited to bring you a double showcase of youth theatre. Can I Play With You? explores the feelings of loneliness and how having just one person include us can make all the difference. The Experiment imagines a world where everyone has suddenly disappeared and there is no access to any form of media.
A dance theatre double bill featuring two stories about trying to get something right. The Agony of Definition is a tragicomedy that introduces Claybourne, who is sure he has something to tell you, but cannot seem to remember what. DAUGHTERED is a piece that grapples with how a love so intense can be painful when misdirected.
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.
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.
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.
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