|
|
 
| | the wonderful world of dissocia | | Sundial Youth Theatre | | SATURDAY MATINEE CANCELLED | |
| Thursday 8th July 2010 at 19:30 | £ 6.00 [ £4.00 ] | | Friday 9th July 2010 at 19:30 | £ 7.00 [ £5.00 ] | | Saturday 10th July 2010 at 19:30 | £ 8.00 [ £6.00 ] |
|
 A girl travels to the Wonderful World of Dissocia. During her journey she is met by some very peculiar creatures who attempt to help her on her quest but everything is not as it seems. The land of Dissocia is under threat from the Black Dog King and the only way for Lisa to gain back her hour is to face her biggest fear.
A story of adventure, time travel and a very, very bad goat!
This production contains some strong language and violence and is not suitable for young children.
| |
| | Baby Boomers | | Scratchbuilt Productions | | A stunning piece of physical theatre. Masks, puppets and extreme balloon modelling. | |
| Wednesday 22nd September 2010 at 20:00 | £ 12.00 [ 11 ] |
|
 What do you do after a tragic event if you can get over it but your partner cannot? “The moment the young girl finally meets her older self is chokingly poignant.” The Scotsman
| |
| | lysistrata | | Actors of Dionysus | | Aristophanes’s masterpiece. Suitable for age 16 plus. | |
| Tuesday 19th October 2010 at 20:00 | £ 12.00 [ 11.00 ] |
|
 Follow our heroine, Lysistrata and
the women of Greece in their battle (not
always heartfelt) to deny their men sex in order to stop a bloody war. As tensions mount, see who wins in this high octane, irreverent version of
Aristophanes’s masterpiece.
| |
| | fear and misery of the third reich | | Scene Productions | | One of Brecht’s most famous works. | |
| Tuesday 9th November 2010 at 20:00 | £ 12.00 [ 11.00 ] |
|
 Brecht’s touching and profound collection of playlets portrays the morally defunct and distressing realities of the Nazi regime in Germany. First performed in 1938, it is now one of Brecht’s most famous works and widely regarded as a classic of political theatre. It communicates, with warmth and humour, the suspicion, anxiety, betrayal and dread experienced by people as the power of Hitler grew.
| |
| | james and the giant peach | | Cirencester College Performing Arts | | Roald Dahl's classic story for those who have always wanted to cross the Atlantic Ocean on a Giant Peach. | |
| Tuesday 7th December 2010 at 13:00 | £ 4.00 | | Wednesday 8th December 2010 at 13:00 | £ 4.00 | | Wednesday 8th December 2010 at 19:30 | £ 7.00 [ 5.00 ] | | Thursday 9th December 2010 at 13:00 | £ 4.00 | | Thursday 9th December 2010 at 19:30 | £ 8.00 [ 6.00 ] |
|
 James Trotter lives with his two wicked aunts who he despises. They treat him terribly. One day he is given a bag of ‘green magic’ and, in his excitement, he accidentally drops the bag around a peach tree and it vanishes! Days later, James’s accident begins to grow and grow, the bag of magic has enlarged everything it touched, including some very friendly insects that James meets inside the peach. James always wanted to escape the misery of living with his aunts but, as the Peach sets off rolling down the hill, he may have got more than he bargained for.
An enchanting adventure story for all the family, particularly
| |
|
 |
|
