through the cracks : fascinating theatre

I have a favourite book in my library, American psychoanalyst Stephen Grosz’s highly acclaimed ‘The Examined Life : How We Lose and Find Ourselves’ which featured a number of case studies.

Sometimes in life we can lose ourselves, the truest, …

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foreign body : an authentic voice

 

“Life is about authenticity

Recognising and honouring one’s own particular song

Getting in touch with that song

and singing it as well as one can”

Maria Schneider

I am a little hooked on one person shows in which people …

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all you can carry : a work in progress

Ash is in the unenviable position of having an ageing mother needing care, a typically solipsistic teenage daughter, a husband who cannot grasp Ash’s despair, and an overachieving and needy best friend. Ash has always juggled these competing needs and

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riley nottingham in manifesto : two double passes

A whimsical mix of music and comedy about unlikely friendships, dopamine addiction and true love, Riley Nottingham’s MANIFESTO 
will leave audiences feeling a little bit happy and a little bit sad at the same time, as Riley takes them on
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ruby productions : keeping up appearances

Unlike most TV to stage adaptations, KEEPING UP APPEARANCES is not a stage version of episodes we have seen on the box, but a made for stage script, set at the local dramatic society, merging characters familiar from the series, …

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through the cracks : immersive, fascinating theatre

Elaine Paton’s THROUGH THE CRACKS is a theatrical crime-style investigation that dives deep into issues of ageing, identity and homelessness, as Inspector Tilly leads an enquiry into the true-life disappearance of her alter ego, Elaine.

The audience enters the Incident

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constellations : two nerds and their unlikely romance

 

British playwright Nick Payne’s 2012 play CONSTELLATIONS follows Roland, a beekeeper, and Marianne, a cosmologist, through their romantic relationship.

Both characters spend a lot of time talking about their work;  at one point  Roland talks about the sex life …

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radiant vermin @ chippen street theatre

This show was brash in its depiction of multiple divergent contemporary subjects – random acts of violence, serial murders, guns, home decor, middle class aspirations, property prices, suburbia, homelessness –  in a very hybrid style mixing stand up comedy and

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