Post by NeilVHughes on Sept 28, 2018 17:32:29 GMT
For these performances our acting and theatre production students work with professional directors and creative teams to professional-level standards and practices.
16 - 27 October
Cathy by Ali Taylor
Cathy tries to hold on to a life for her and her daughter in the face of gentrification and an underfunded social housing system.
17 - 27 October
Don Juan Comes Back from the War by Ödön von Horváth
The First World War is over and an altered Don Juan returns to Berlin.
18 - 27 October
The Last Days of Judas Iscariot by Stephen Adly Guirgis
Judas Iscariot is on trial against God and the Kingdom of Heaven.
20 November - 1 December
Intimate Apparel by Lynn Nottage
New York City, 1905, and an influx of immigration brings change.
21 November - 1 December
Linda by Penelope Skinner
Can Linda, an award-winning business woman, ever really win when men make the rules?
2 November - 1 December
Philistines by Maxim Gorky
A group of dissolute young radicals bemoan the state of the nation as they drink, dance and philoshophise.
Tickets £16 (concessions available)
Usually try to catch at least one a year, one caveat, most of the audience members are other students, be prepared as in my case to be one of the oldest in the room.
16 - 27 October
Cathy by Ali Taylor
Cathy tries to hold on to a life for her and her daughter in the face of gentrification and an underfunded social housing system.
17 - 27 October
Don Juan Comes Back from the War by Ödön von Horváth
The First World War is over and an altered Don Juan returns to Berlin.
18 - 27 October
The Last Days of Judas Iscariot by Stephen Adly Guirgis
Judas Iscariot is on trial against God and the Kingdom of Heaven.
20 November - 1 December
Intimate Apparel by Lynn Nottage
New York City, 1905, and an influx of immigration brings change.
21 November - 1 December
Linda by Penelope Skinner
Can Linda, an award-winning business woman, ever really win when men make the rules?
2 November - 1 December
Philistines by Maxim Gorky
A group of dissolute young radicals bemoan the state of the nation as they drink, dance and philoshophise.
Tickets £16 (concessions available)
Usually try to catch at least one a year, one caveat, most of the audience members are other students, be prepared as in my case to be one of the oldest in the room.
