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PVT
Wars
10th - 22nd August,
Tues - Sun 7.30pm
Three Vietnam veterans who
are recuperating in an Army hospital, PVT.WARS combines humor and
compassion with uncompromising honesty as it follows the irreverent
doings of its exceptionally engaging characters. Comprised of a series
of brief blackout scenes, the play blends these into a meaningful mosaic
as the three tease, torment, entertain, exasperate and, on occasion,
solace each other, maintaining throughout a hilarity which belies their
deep concern about the uncertainties of the civilian world to which they
will soon be returning. They can get out anytime they want to, but they
don't...
Tickets: £8
The Museum Of Us
Saturday 14th & Sunday 15th August 9pm
Three young women reconvene inside the rickety old
attic they had all once played in as children and as they struggle
to come to terms with a friend's death, they soon discover the
difficulties of saying goodbye to one's childhood.
A visually stunning piece filled with youthful
frivolity, music and magic trickery. Watch as the attic and all its
clutter is given a new lease of life.
Tickets: £8 / £6 (conc.)
Tickets: £8 / £6 (conc.)
P is for Performer
written and performed by Michael Heywood
19th August 9pm
If A is for agent and B is for backstage, is E for
ego?
From Broadway to Panto, by way of divas, dames and
childhood, Sondheim and Shakespeare, this solo show mines the rich
seam of theatrical lore, combining anecdote, autobiography and
half-truths with the occasional dash of insight. Elegant, witty and
immediately quotable, this unique cabaret performance is a delight
from curtain up to curtain call.
Tickets: £10 / £8 (conc.)
Monster
27th and 28th August 7.30pm
What do you want? What do you really want? Under
Everything.
What makes the world go round?
Underneath it all.
Yes. That's right.
Revenge.
Monster was first performed in 1998 for the Canadian
Stage Company in Toronto, written by Daniel Macivor and Daniel
Brooks. Monster masterfully weaves several seemingly disconnected
storylines, disconnected both in time and space, into a tangled
whole that gives us all a glimpse of the darker, nastier aspects of
ourselves.
Tickets : £10 / £8 (conc.)
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