burdall’s yard
Burdall’s yard
Burdall’s yard
Burdall’s yard
burdall’s yard
Burdall’s yard
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
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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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BATH SPA LIVE EVENTS AT BATH FRINGE 2017
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