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Yalla Yalla Stellar Reviews
Award-winning Bristol based PanGottic Circus-Theatre have returned to The Brewery this week to present their exciting new show Yalla Yalla, before heading over to Europe for another summer on the Festival circuit. This is PanGottic’s second full length project after their critically acclaimed debut show Full Twist which picked up an award at the French Clown Festival, Festival du Nez… Read more...
Posted by Jo on Fri 25 March 2011 at 2:01 am in News and tagged with Yalla - Permalink
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RESOLUTION: have you kept yours?
In January we worked with Theatre Bristol to present RESOLUTION: an event for peformance makers. The day was an opportunity for Bristol’s artists to bring their ambitions for 2011 into focus in the context of current and future artist development opportunities in Bristol. Comprising a workshop, forum and Open Space session, the day saw over 50 practitioners coming together to… Read more...
Posted by Carrie on Mon 14 March 2011 at 1:01 am in News and tagged with none - Permalink
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Yalla Yalla Competition Winner
We are thrilled to announce our March E-Bulletin Yalla Yalla competition winner is…Kelly Jones! Congrats Kelly, we look forward to seeing you on Tuesday 22 March at the opening of Yalla Yalla. The competition question was: Pangottic’s first show, Full Twist, won 2 awards, name one of them to be in to win. Answer was either: The ‘Jury prize’ at… Read more...
Posted by Jo on Mon 07 March 2011 at 1:01 am in News and tagged with competition, e-bulletin, e-new, winner, Yalla Yalla - Permalink
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BLOG: Script Space… Subtext 7
For the final installment of our Script Space blog, the baton is handed back to Sophie Lomax, the SS co-ordinator. As this goes live, Sophie and her team of readers are ensconced in the TF foyer, making their way through the 50+-strong long list, with the aim of whittling it down to the final few by the end of the… Read more...
Posted by Carrie on Fri 04 March 2011 at 1:00 am in Feature and tagged with new writing - Permalink
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BLOG: Script Space… Subtext 6
Actor Shane Morgan reflects on the performer’s role in bringing a script to its feet for the first time. As an actor, I always liken getting a new script to getting a new phone. When you first get it, it is completely alien. It’s brand new. It smells new. You don’t want to mark it; you handle it as if… Read more...
Posted by Carrie on Fri 25 February 2011 at 1:01 am in Feature and tagged with new writing - Permalink
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Review Round-Up:Richard II
Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory’s first ever history play, Richard II, is proving a smash-hit with audiences and reviewers alike. Familiar SATTF faces join RSC leading light John Heffernan as King Richard II and Benjamin Whitrow, BAFTA-nominated for his role as Mr Bennet in the BBC’s 1996 adaptation of Pride and Prejudice, in SATTF’s first season of this highly charged… Read more...
Posted by Jo on Thu 24 February 2011 at 1:01 am in News and tagged with history, review, reviews, Richard II, Shakespeare - Permalink
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Prototype this Sunday: the line-up!
Read on for hot-off-the-press info about this Sunday’s not-to-be-missed sampler of what’s being made right here, right now… Sunday 27 Feb, 8pm, £3 BOOK NOW Dance artist Natasha Fewings looks at 21st century life in her new piece FALSE IDOLS, exploring an individual’s spiritual journey and the presence of God in times of trouble. www.dancecelebration.co.uk Catch (and take part in…)… Read more...
Posted by Carrie on Wed 23 February 2011 at 1:01 am in News and tagged with new - Permalink
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BLOG: Script Space… Subtext 5
This week the Tobacco Factory Theatre’s director, Ali Robertson, writes about the important role Script Space plays in helping us support and promote the best new writers of the future. We produce very few of the shows that play at the Tobacco Factory. We produce a Christmas show every year, but some years that’s it: all the other shows in… Read more...
Posted by Carrie on Tue 22 February 2011 at 1:01 am in News, Feature and tagged with new writing - Permalink
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BLOG: Script Space… Subtext 4
A one-woman piece about a near-disastrous dinner party encounter was one of the favourites at last year’s Script Space rehearsed readings. Here the author of ‘The Most Beautiful Man in the World’, Katherine Mitchell, reflects on how the experience developed her belief in her writing and led to other opportunities. Normally, I don’t enter competitions. I always intend to, but… Read more...
Posted by Carrie on Fri 11 February 2011 at 1:01 am in Feature and tagged with new writing - Permalink
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BLOG: Script Space… Subtext 3
Morgan Matthews sheds light on what happens when the 300-odd scripts have been whittled down to a rather more manageable 20-odd scripts, and the enthusiams and passions of the dedicated long-list team are roused… My part in the Script Space process doesn’t start until the long-list reading gang gets together in March. It’s something I really look forward to -… Read more...
Posted by Carrie on Mon 07 February 2011 at 1:01 am in Feature and tagged with new writing - Permalink
