Bath Spa Live: Bath Fringe Brochure

Bath Fringe Events Fri 26th May – Sun 11th June 2017

bathspalive.com & bathfringe.co.uk

Welcome OnSet, Bath Spa University’s Production Company in association with Bath Spa Live welcomes you to our programme of work as part of the 2017 Bath Fringe.

This 2 week festival is jam packed full of creative work from our students and professional artist in a celebration of their excellence and enterprise.

We invite you to explore our programme and discover your own Fringe delights.

There’s plenty to choose from – Enjoy!

Kerry Irvine - OnSet Creative Producer

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SAT 27 MAY 17 1:30 & TUES 30 MAY 7:30

SAT 27 MAY 3:30 & MON 29 MAY 5:30

SAT 27 MAY 4:00 & SUN 28 MAY 8:00

SAT 27 MAY 5:30 & SUN 28 MAY 5:30

SAT 27 MAY 6:00 & SUN 28 MAY 4:00

‘When’s he popping a ring on it?’

By Alaina Kear & Joshua Fancourt

By Xavier De Santos & Samuel De La Torre

By Rob Young

Throughout society, young women are constantly faced with these questions. We all assume by default that women will hit these milestones throughout their lives. Isn’t it time we stop assuming?

London 1888. Jack the Ripper’s reign over the poverty stricken East End has begun, and the streets are being painted with the blood of prostitutes, the diseaseridden women whose lives revolve around how well they sell themselves. Can the Whitechapel police stop the massacre before it’s too late?

The struggle between eight unwilling subjects has never been so strong. In a room where escaping is not an option, human relations are continually tested through a series of anonymous experiments.

TICKETS: £6/£4/£3

TICKETS: £6/£4/£3

No Innocent Laughter

By James Green A hedonistic society in rural England is about to receive a famous guest. This light comedy with a supernatural twist plays with an overzealous group of characters who must deal with a newcomer who seems to ruffle some surprisingly dark feathers.

TICKETS: £6/£4/£3

Heels and Ties

Ripper

Final Test

‘The clock’s ticking!’

‘Have you not found yourself a nice man yet?’

‘A passionate performance, loved the physicality and drama’ – audience member

TICKETS: £6/£4/£3

Crush

In an office fuelled by gossip, Celia secures her throne as the work-place bitch, her obsessive co-worker Johnny’s advances are met with harsh rejection as she is already the mistress of smooth talking married man, Steven Nudds. However, Celia is challenged when temp worker Laura joins the team, stealing both Johnny and Steven’s attention whilst outbitching Celia in every way. With strong sexual undertones this is a comedy that’ll keep you laughing from start to finish.

TICKETS: £6/£4/£3

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The Mission Theatre

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SAT 27 MAY 7:30 & MON 29 MAY 1:30

SAT 27 MAY 8:00 & MON 29 MAY 6:00

SUN 28 MAY 1:30 & 3:30

SUN 28 MAY 2:00 & THURS 01 JUN 8:00

SUN 28 MAY 6:00 & MON 29 MAY 2:00

SUN 28 MAY 7:30 & TUES 30 MAY 3.30

By Ryan Mellish

Gritty Theatre Company

By Evan Placey

Gritty Theatre Company

By Noel Clarke

By Jane Upton

Heartbeat This brand new musical explores the labels society uses. It challenges the stigmas of mental illness. Discover how far you can fly when you live by your own definitions in this new musical.

TICKETS: £6/£4/£3

Chapel Street

by Luke Barnes An acerbic yet compassionate and comic portrait of good times gone bad for a betrayed generation in ‘Broken Britain’.

Two young Liverpudlians address the audience, each telling their own version of a drunken night out. He’s been let down, belittled and ignored but tonight none of that matters – it’s Friday and Joe is getting smashed. Kirsty has bought some vodka on the way home from school and is hastily shaving her legs with her friend’s dad’s razor. As bottles are drained and the sun sets the two hit the town, neither aware that soon their lives will irreconcilably collide.

You’ve Got Dragons

Taking Flight Theatre Company ‘Dragons come when you least expect it. You turn round… and they’re there.’ A delightful tale of one child’s journey to come to terms with their inner dragons.

Worries, fears, anxieties... they are all dragons and they sneak up on most of us at one time or another. Lots of people get them.

Even really, really good people get them. And sometimes they are hard to get rid of. So what can a young girl with a bad case of the dragons do?

Girls Like That When a naked photo goes viral, cliques within St. Margret’s School are put to the test.

Evan Placey’s Girls Like That is a coming of age, dark comedy that tackles bullying, friendships and how advances in technology affect us all.

TICKETS: £6/£4/£3

TICKETS: £6/£4/£3

Bones

19-year-old Mark cares for his drug-addict mum and her baby.

He knows he has to make a choice that could change things forever, as he is living a life he never signed up for. But how far will he go? ‘Bones’ is a poignant, emotionally charged monologue about a young man trying to find his place in a world that doesn’t want him. Mark’s tale will chew you up, spit you out, and then make you wonder why you cared in the first place.

TICKETS: £10/£8/£5 Suitable for ages 16+

Those Legs

It’s been two years since the accident in which Georgia lost the use of her legs. Her Fiancé and housemates are trying their best to support her. However, she cannot see past her own struggles and how much it is affecting the people closest to her. A truthful drama that holds the lives of these young people under a microscope and reveals the cracks which one horrific accident can cause.

TICKETS: £6/£4/£3

TICKETS: £10/£8/£5 Suitable for ages 14+

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MON 29 MAY 3:30

MON 29 MAY 4:00 & THURS 01 JUN 2:00

MON 29 MAY 7:30 & TUES 30 MAY 5:30

MON 29 MAY 8:00 & WED 31 MAY 6:00

TUES 30 MAY 2:00 & SAT 03 JUN 2:00

TUES 30 MAY 4:00 & MON 05 JUN 8:00

By Joshua Fancourt with creative collaboration from Kieran Lane

By Naomi Knox, Aimee Pollock and Megan Vernon

Squeezy Green’s Compendium of Games Good Dog Bad Dog ‘Funny, interactive and spontaneous’. Coming to Bath for the first time, this family friendly event promises to test your skills as the audience is split to compete in a range of games.

Play from your seat or take the opportunity to go head to head against a challenger, the silliness beckons.

TICKETS: £8/£6/£4 Family Ticket 4 for £25 (at least one child) Under 3s Free lap seat

Paying the Piper

Paying the Piper is a devised piece of theatre exploring the darker side of folk stories and fairy tales that are normally reserved for children. When a small town in the year 1346 becomes consumed by a plague of rats, its inhabitants have no idea that they are bringing with them one of the most devastating pandemics in human history. With the town on the edge of collapse, they will turn to the help of a stranger who will become remembered as hero to some and villain to others.

TICKETS: £6/£4/£3

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FootPrints (working title)

By Matt Emeny & Josh Whatsize Two actors, one director, one room and 10 sleepless days.

Theatre-makers, Matthew Emeny, Emma Jenkin and Josh Whatsize, debut a brand new play, devised from a single idea that explores, exposes and challenges the love, stress and anxiety of a young soldier returning home.

TICKETS: £6/£4/£3

MadMan

‘For all those who still don’t know, but in memory of all those who did’.

Statistics show that 1 in 4 of us fall victim to mental illness each year. Take a dark journey through the mind of a man on the edge of sanity in a tortured two-man performance and witness the true writings of a MadMan. TICKETS: £6/£4/£3

Seeds

‘How long does it take a flower to bloom?’ A collection of coming of age stories rooted in truth and harvested from the human soul.

An original performance, devised by three women exploring what it means to be ‘you’ in a world where identity has already been decided for us. These women invite you on their journey to reclaim themselves. ‘If nourished, they will blossom. If forgotten, they will wither.’

TICKETS: £6/£4/£3

What I Do For You

They used to be a close family. Whether it was illness, unemployment or the prison sentence, two brothers discovered family isn’t the guarantee it used to be. As their story unfolds we find out what unconditional love really means to them. How far would you go for your family? And would you blame them if they didn’t do the same for you?

TICKETS: £6/£4/£3

This is a co-production with OnSet and theatreLab

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TUES 30 MAY 6:00 & WED 31 MAY 8:00

TUES 30 MAY 8:00 & WED 31 MAY 2:00I

THURS 01 JUN 4:00 & SUN 04 JUN 8:00

THURS 01 JUN 6:00 & FRI 02 JUN 4:00

FRI 02 JUN 8:00

SAT 03 JUN

The Red Court Rapscallion Theatre Company

By Clare Reddaway Rapscallion Theatre Company presents The Red Court, the story of a real-life 21st century Chinese-style Macbeth. In 2011, China’s Premier-in-waiting is popular, charismatic, ambitious.

His rise to power seems unstoppable. The fortune-teller has predicted it. What could possibly go wrong? The play meshes Shakespeare’s tragedy with a true story of corruption and murder. The Red Court is the winner of a national playwriting competition run by the Confucius Institute at Sheffield University.

i should save this

By Katy Pinke

Red Rain

By Malcolm Martin

During her tormented high school years, Katy saved over ninety AIM instant message conversations. Twelve years later she excavated them from her old desktop. What emerges is a confrontation with the parts of herself she has filed away for no one else to see.

After a sold out NYC run, devising team The Reckoners present this UK premier, directed/devised

by Sash Bischoff, performed/ devised by Katy Pinke and Lily Akerman and produced by C.C. Kellogg.

Remedies

Middle-Weight Theatre

By Matt Roberts

Religious man, Daniel is on a holy mission for his church in a rainy market town. He’s not supposed to talk about his personal life, but a chance meeting in a shop doorway challenges his commitments and leaves him wrestling with doubt and desire...

Torn between personal demons and a faith in God, what will Daniel choose in this personal drama?

TICKETS: £6/£4/£3

Brexit, benefits, broken homes, bickering and Viagra are only a few of the issues examined in this new original play by Matt Roberts. Set within the 4 walls of a local pharmacy, this one room situation comedy/drama features two opinionated, strong willed and polarised members of staff.

As they witness the ailments and sicknesses of the public, they may be able to administer the medicine but can they find the remedy for the ills of Britain?

TICKETS: £10/£8/£5

TICKETS: £10/£8/£5

TICKETS: £10/£8/5

Talking Tales – Even More Banksy than Bonnets Stokes Croft Writers Talking Tales, Bristol’s best storytelling night returns to the Bath Fringe. Join the best of Bristol’s writers for an ‘entertaining and inspiring night’ with an ‘amazing familial atmosphere’.

Maybe that was what earned last year’s 5-Star Review? Or was it that the ‘ferocious Quokkas devouring humans on a boat before engaging in various forms of sexual intercourse with werewolves, vampires and zombies’ provided ‘an excellent way to spend the evening’?

TICKETS: £8/£6/£4 2 for £8

For Times see table below

All the Journeys I Never Took A poetic narrative of what it’s like to discover our place in the world. A place, which echoes with unravelling journeys, first dates, travel, break-ups, family and confidences. At turns both confessional and an exploration of current affairs, this show explores what a contemporary definition of home might be: something physical, a person, a concept best left behind or a destination to keep heading towards. Become the observer.

Sit back. Absorb and enjoy the journey. This unique performance by Rebecca Tantony includes a brief walk from the venue to a secret location.

12PM/12.30PM/1PM/1.30PM for two people 3PM/3.30PM /4PM/4.30PM/ 6PM/6.30PM/7PM /7.30PM for one person

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SAT 03 JUN 4:00 & WED 07 JUN 4:00

SAT 03 JUN 6:00 & SUN 04 JUN 6:00

SAT 03 JUN 8:00 & SUN 11 JUN 4:00

SUN 04 JUN 3:00

MON 05 JUN 4:00 & TUES 06 JUN 8:00

MON 05 JUN 6:00 & WED 07 JUN 8:00

Black Dog Productions

I Am Nincompoop

By Russell Eccleston

By Lucy Harrison

Devoting your life to finding the truth can be a dangerous business, especially when it concerns the loss of someone you love. How far would you be willing to go for the answers you seek?

A ridiculous and improvised character romp, Deirdre Me is on a mission to show the world how awesome it is, one person at a time, starting with you. Hailing all the way from Texas-Tennessee and armed with the artillery of brash offensive charm and ridiculous ideas she is ready to open fire in pursuit of your awesomeness. A hilarious examination of the constructs of fame, self-help and image portrayed through an audacious combination of story-telling and game show, with a dark twist.

Everyone is about to ‘Wake Up & Deirdrealize’, not least of all Deirdre herself.

Memories We Lost in the Fire

Appily Ever After

Ellipsism – The Last Days of Napoleon

Frenetic Fox Theatre

By Belinda Barrett It’s the first night of freshers’ and the drinks are flowing. There’s nothing on the horizon but tomorrow’s hangover. But not for Charlie, because tonight’s the night he says goodbye to Jenny.

While the couple vow to make it work, Taylor stumbles in and sets off a spark that means things will never be the same.

TICKETS: £6/£4/£3

Paul’s thumb has found ‘the one’. 3 & 1/2 inches long, durable and black. Drawn together by a multitude of ‘dating’ apps. But the key question still remains: Can one gym selfie truly capture the inner workings of your soul? Serenading you with original song, spoken word and just the right amount of desperation, join Paul as he questions your relationship with dating apps – exploring tech addiction, disillusionment and how far are we prepared to go to be fulfilled.

By Sacha Sananes & Ryan Mellish

TICKETS: £10/£8/£5

TICKETS: £6/£4/£3

Napoleon sits under house arrest imagining the downfall of his European empire. Although aware he is in the final chapter of his life’s story, Bonaparte and those who surround him know the end is still unwritten and time will ultimately pass judgement on them all. Melancholic and uplifting, this exploration of one of history’s most famous figures reveals him in a new light.

Ella Celebrating 100 Years Annette Gregory, backed by her band, celebrates the contribution to Jazz music made by Ella Fitzgerald, with music from various songbooks. Annette reflects on Ella’s earlier career in the 1930s and through the decades to 1960s. Featuring many of Ella’s best loved songs, such as Mack the Knife, Lady is a Tramp and The Man I love, Annette sings many of her personal favourites, including Blue Skies and Stella by Starlight.

Presenting some of the most popular Jazz standards with great swing and improvised solos, Annette narrates Ella’s story, highlighting moments in the career of a great Jazz icon.

TICKETS: £12/£10/£6

Film about Ghosts

From the makers of Howl ‘Plays that hold the attention of their audiences like this are few and far between’.

Black Dog Productions brings you Films About Ghosts; a story that follows Elsie through the investigation of her sister’s alleged suicide…

TICKETS: £8/£6/£4

Wake Up & Deirdrealize

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TUES 06 JUN 4:00 & SUN 11 JUN 2:00

TUES 06 JUN 6:00

WED 07 JUN 6:00 & SAT 10 JUN 8:00

THURS 08 JUN 6:00 & FRI 09 JUN 4:00

THURS 8 & FRI 9 JUNE 7PM SAT 10 JUN 2PM & 7PM

THURS 08 JUN 8:00 & FRI 09 JUN 6:00

by Anna Jordan

Devised by Sylvia Hunt

Adapted by Alan Bennett

Inamoment Theatre

The tales of Ratty, Mole, Badger and boisterous Mr Toad have been entertaining families for generations. When Mole abandons his spring-cleaning and goes exploring he begins an adventure that leads to excitement, to the open road, to the peril­ous Wild Wood and eventually battle at Toad Hall.

‘Was Shakespeare right to kill off King Lear at the end of his play?’ This fascinating re-examination takes us along Lear’s ensuing spiritual journey following the news of Cordelia’s death. This is playwright Frank Bramwell’s fifth sequel to Shakespeare’s plays, the previous four delighting audiences with the boldness of their approach and the dexterity of touch.

Romeo & Juliet for All Time won an award at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival for a play “that stood head and shoulders above other plays reviewed”.

The Perfect Woman?

By Charlotte-Lily Gray We cordially invite you to attend the final round of ‘The Perfect Woman 2017’. Two women will be fighting it out against their toughest criteria yet. There will be blood, sweat and lipstick. Who will win? A brash new gameshow that is guaranteed to quench your lust for entertainment and as the audience, the power is in your hands. #PerfectWoman #Tagforlikes Follow Us @PerfectWoman2017

Stiff

Freak

by Grace Woods Every girl remembers the first corpse she shaves. Standing over a dead body, holding the cheap pink razor on a Sunday morning wasn’t quite how Kate pictured her life last year. This young girl in her early twenties explores the ways in which she’s dealt with death and learns how to move on from her past.

TICKETS: £6/£4/£3

Tease and Preen

Goya Theatre presents Freak by Anna Jordan. A brutally honest depiction of female sexuality in our techno-media led age.

Follow Georgie, whose midlife crisis is increasingly fuelling her self-destructive behaviour, and Leah, a teenage girl who is growing up and nervously anticipating her first sexual experience.

Backcombed, Beehived, then set firmly in place, 1960’s hairdressing apprentice Connie discovers a different side to hair and even life at a swinging party on the other side of town… With more sass than Brigitte Bardot’s barnet and a good layering of eccentric comedy, puppetry & a toy poodle, Sylvia Hunt presents one très chic ensemble!

TICKETS: £6/£4/£3

TICKETS: £8/£6/£4

supported

TICKETS: £6/£4/£3

The Wind in The Willows

TICKETS £8.50 / £7.50 Tickets from egg Box Office 01225 448844 or www.theatreroyal.org

King Lear (alone)

TICKETS: £10/£8/£5

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FRI 09 JUN 7:00 & 9:00 & SAT 10 JUN 5:00 & 7:00

FRI 09 JUN 8:00 & SAT 10 JUN 6:00

SAT 10 JUN 2:00

Just in Case

Finally Human

Antigone

Performed at: 2 Comfortable Place, Bath BA1 3AJ

Himmel Theatre

Willow and Winnie Wilson have lived at No. 2 Comfortable Place for over 25 years. Their once practical home has become a cluttered treasure trove of curious collections, knick-knacks and obsession. Watch on or lend a hand as they embark on a journey to de-clutter. Hosted in a terraced house, this immersive experience invites audiences to join the Wilson sisters on their clean up mission.

Based on Sophocles’ tragedy, Antigone offers to Himmeltheatre a wide range of possibilities to work on conflict. The human being stands against the Universe, and the bodies on stage tell the struggle between the law of Men and the Law of Nature. A woman stands against the will of a tyrant: her vision being the only thing that can make the power collapse opening new prospects. The city of Tebe will heal only with sacrifice. Antigone wants to fight and we offer her our bodies and voices from far away.

TICKETS: £6/£4/£3

This show has a limited capacity and needs to be booked in advance.

TICKETS: £10/£8/£5

This film is based about a girl, Daisy, who suffers with mental illness. Daisy who lives with her brother Nathan, are both troubled. They are both grieving from the loss of their father two years ago, resulting in Nathan becoming a drug addict and dealer. Both are living a very cold lifestyle with no smiles or laughter. Daisy’s mental state decreases as their mother has been missing for several months. There are moments of jealousy, twisted and vulnerable behaviour linked to a cast of characters and Daisy must be taken on a journey to find out why her mother is missing.

TICKETS: £6/£4/£3

Burdall’s yard SAT 10 JUN 4:00 & SUN 11 JUN 12:00

The Accidental Adventures of Sherlock Holmes Tobacco Tea Theatre Company

By Christopher Cutting When Sherlock Holmes unknowingly murders his own client, the game is on to track down the criminal mastermind who did it – Holmes himself! But does Watson’s rent have anything to do with this accident? Has this case been secretly planned by a narrative genius? And could Moriarty’s hunger for new detective fiction fuel a global terror plot of unimaginable proportions? Tobacco Tea bring you this witty and absurd take on Conan Doyle’s creation, touring the UK for the 3rd year running.

Expect extraordinary plot twists, metafiction, twisted logic.

TICKETS: £10/£8/£5

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7a Anglo Terrace, London Road, Bath BA1 5NH Bus Nos. 3, 271, 272 & X31 stop at Snow Hill (3 minutes’ walk from Burdall’s Yard) See firstgroup.com for more information.

Car The nearest free parking is available in the streets off Snow Hill. Free parking is also available after 8pm in the Cattle Market car park on Walcot Street (6 minutes’ walk from Burdall’s Yard). Passengers can also be dropped off in the loading bays opposite Burdall’s Yard.

Train Burdall’s Yard is about 20 minutes’ walk from Bath Spa Train Station.

Bus nos. 231 and 271 run from the bus station next to the train station.

T H E M I S S I O N T H E AT R E

32 Corn Street, Bath BA1 1UF

Bus and train Bath Spa Train Station and Bath Bus Station are a two minute walk away.

Avon Street Coach Park is one minute away.

Car Located in the heart of Bath, The Mission Theatre is directly opposite the entrance to Avon Street Car Park. Signs on all major roads into Bath show the way to the Riverside Coach Park, which is one minute away from the Theatre.

Theatre Royal Bath, St John’s Close, Bath BA1 1ET Bus and train Theatre Royal Bath is on Sawclose.

It is about 10 minutes walk from Bath Spa Train Station and Bath Bus Station. The entrance to the egg is on St John’s Place.

Car There is no parking at the Theatre itself, however, there are several large car parks within walking distance of the Theatre, including Charlotte Street, Avon Street and Southgate. All charge for evening parking – Charlotte Street £1.50 after 6pm; Southgate approx. £2 per evening, and Avon Street approx. £5 per evening (when last checked).

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STARTING IN MAY No Innocent Laughter

MT

Sat 27 May 1:30 & Tues 30 May 7:30

Heels and Ties

MT

Sat 27 May 3:30 & Mon 29 May 5:30

Ripper

BY

Sat 27 May 4:00 & Sun 28 May 8:00

Final Test

MT

Sat 27 May 5:30 & Sun 28 May 5:30

Crush

BY

Sat 27 May 6:00 & Sun 28 May 4:00

Heartbeat

MT

Sat 27 May 7:30 & Mon 29 May 1:30 Sat 27 May 8:00& Mon 29 May 6:00

Chapel Street

BY

YOU’VE GOT DRAGONS

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Sun 28 May 1:30 / 3:30

Girls Like That

BY

Sun 28 May 2:00 & Thurs 01 Jun 8:00

Bones

BY

Sun 28 May 6:00 & Mon 29 May 2:00

Those Legs

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Sun 28 May 7:30 & Tues 30 May 3.30

Squeezy Green’s Compendium of Games

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Mon 29 May 3:30 Mon 29 May 4:00 & Thurs 01 Jun 2:00

Paying the Piper

BY

FootPrints

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Mon 29 May 7:30 & Tues 30 May 5:30

MadMan

BY

Mon 29 May 8:00 & Wed 31 May 6:00

Seeds

BY

Tues 30 May 2:00 & Sat 03 Jun 2:00

What I Do For You

BY

Tues 30 May 4:00 & Mon 05 Jun 8:00

The Red Court

BY

Tues 30 May 6:00 & Wed 31 May 8:00

I Should Save This STARTING IN JUNE

BY

Tues 30 May 8:00 & Wed 31 May 2:00

Red Rain

BY

Thurs 01 Jun 4:00 & Sun 04 Jun 8:00

Remedies

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Thurs 01 Jun 6:00 & Fri 02 Jun 4:00

Talking Tales – Even More Banksy than Bonnets

BY

Fri 02 Jun 8:00

All the Journeys I Never Took

BY

Sat 03 Jun see page 9 for times

Memories We Lost in the Fire

BY

Sat 03 Jun 4:00 & Wed 07 Jun 4:00

Appily Ever After

BY

Sat 03 Jun 6:00 & Sun 04 Jun 6:00

Ellipsism – The Last Days of Napoleon

BY

Sat 03 Jun 8:00 & Sun 11 Jun 4:00

Ella Celebrating 100 Years

BY

Sun 04 Jun 3:00

Film about Ghosts

BY

Mon 05 Jun 4:00 & Tues 06 Jun 8:00

Wake Up & Deirdrealize

BY

Mon 05 Jun 6:00 & Wed 07 Jun 8:00

The Perfect Woman?

BY

Tues 06 Jun 4:00 & Sun 11 Jun 2:00

Stiff

BY

Tues 06 Jun 6:00

Freak by Anna Jordan

BY

Wed 07 Jun 6:00 & Sat 10-Jun 8:00

The Wind in The Willows

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Thurs 08 & Fri 09 June 7:00, Sat 10 Jun 2:00 & 7:00 Thurs 08 Jun 6:00 & Fri 09 Jun 4:00

Tease and Preen

BY

King Lear Just in Case

BY

Thurs 08 Jun 8:00 & Fri 09 Jun 6:00

2CP

Fri 09 Jun 7:00 & 9:00 & Sat 10 Jun 5:00 & 7:00

Antigone

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Fri 09 Jun 8:00 & Sat 10 Jun 6:00

Finally Human

BY

Sat 10 Jun 2:00

The Accidental Adventures of Sherlock Holmes

BY

Sat 10 Jun 4:00 & Sun 11 Jun 12:00

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