Who would have thought it eh? There we all were thinking of the Brontë sisters, cosily scribbling away in the vicarage at Haworth when all the time there was rivalry and mayhem.
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A semi-immersive experience, The Unspoken welcomes the audience into the Solitary West, a speakeasy at the heart of prohibition-era New York. Within its walls, we follow a lowly … Continue reading Local Theatre Company Brings Roaring ‘20s to Theatre@41 In Debut Production
Edward II. Theatre@41, 41 Monkgate, York. Tuesday October 17, Wednesday October 18, Thursday October 19 and Friday October 20 @ 7.30pm and Saturday October 21 @ … Continue reading York Shakespeare Project Announce Edward II
Writer-director Philippa Lawford’s debut play Ikaria is set to tour the UK this autumn, after a critically acclaimed London run in 2022. When romance blossoms between … Continue reading Modern Love Story Ikaria Announced for York
York Actor’s Collective have just released the trailer for their upcoming performance of Joe Orton’s risqué play Entertaining Mr. Sloane, directed by Angie Millard.
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This is an unusual piece. The publicity says: ‘ You are on an island. And it is sinking. It is not a metaphor, nor is it a dream. It is the end.’
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Every time I go to Theatre 41, I am impressed by the versatility of the acting space and this visit was no exception. The stage has been constructed to represent The Globe Theatre, with an inner stage, balcony, and stage trap. Even the lighting approximates the flickering light of candles. It is a great transformation and the designer, Robert Readman, is to be complimented.
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Linus Karp’s acclaimed, sold-out debut show is going on a ridiculously big and jellicle tourearly 2022! After two sold-out runs the jellicle show is back, baby! … Continue reading Linus Karp Announces York Show
What an illustrious history! From novel to film, The 39 Steps has finally become a very entertaining farce. It is a simple tale of the hero’s unwilling involvement in an International spy ring, subsequent mistaken identity and a chase which takes him from London to Scotland. Now this story has become a fast paced slapstick romp.
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