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2018-2019 Season
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Plays & Performances
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Hollywood star plays Lear at Stratford! (But it’s with a bunch of amateurs and not in Stratford-upon-Avon)
This hilarious play, by Private Eye’s Ian Hislop and Nick Newman, features a Hollywood star in the twilight of his career who agrees to play King Lear in Stratford. However, it turns out not to be Stratford-upon-Avon - and it’s with a bunch of amateurs… Oh dear! |
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This brilliant play will stretch the mind and steal the heart
Henry is a successful playwright married to Charlotte who has the lead role in his latest play about infidelity. Her co-star Max is married to another actress, Annie, and Annie and Henry are madly in love – but is it any more real than the subjects of Henry’s play? Contains strong language and adult themes. Reading 4 January at 7.45 pm Auditions 5 January at 2.30 pm and 6 January at 7.45 pm 7 Roles: 4 Male, 3 Female. |
“I loved this show! I can’t think of anything quite like it. She makes it both every day and profound, and moves us to laughter and tears”
- Mike Kenny - Olivier Award Winning Playwright |
Outside the Box
Liz Rothschild & Full Circle Production 3 April 2019 
“I’d like to see it performed in every Fringe Festival, every Art Centre and every village hall in the UK!”
- Brighton Fringe Review |
OUTSIDE THE BOX: A Live Show About Death is the new “large-hearted” and “life-affirming” one woman show from Liz Rothschild and Full Circle Productions.
Outside the Box asks its audience to embrace mortality and look on the bright side of life, with a weave of untold and surprising stories, a hint of history and some pithy commentary on the funeral industry (from one who knows!). Liz is a performer, celebrant and award-winning burial ground owner. Her unique and original new show combines mercurial tales and miraculous truths collected over the years from life’s finishing line. Part theatre, part spoken word; an intimate theatrical conversation which is “beautifully performed” and the result is a taboo busting affair that expertly handles the ‘elephant in the room’ with humour and grace. As Liz travels the country, the show evolves organically to include new stories shared by its audience, widening the experience. The post-show element of Outside the Box has been fabulously popular and successful, validating the cathartic power of the show and its resonance with audiences. OTB started life at Brighton and Edinburgh festivals in 2016 before touring nationally since 2017. Please visit www.fullcircleproductions.org.uk for show trailer, press, testimonials and much more! |
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Retired people are like nuclear power stations. They like to live by the sea…
The Children opened in London in November 2016 and subsequently played on Broadway. Two retired scientists move to an isolated cottage as the world around them crumbles. One day there’s a new arrival, an old friend they haven’t seen for many years. Why has she come? This rich and beautifully written play provokes questions that will develop in the mind long after the lights have faded. Winner of the 2018 Writers’ Guild Best Play Award (UK) Nominated for 2018 Tony Award Best Play (Broadway, USA) Contains limited use of strong language. Reading 8 March at 7.45 pm Auditions 9 March at 4 pm and 10 March TBA 3 Roles: 1 Male, 2 Female. Ages 60 - 70. |
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Jeeves and Wooster meet Fargo in Oscar Wilde’s funny tale of poor put-upon Lord Arthur Savile.
When a chiromantist (reader of palms) predicts Arthur will commit murder, he decides to postpone his wedding until the dastardly deed is done. Aided by Baines, his trusted butler, and an inept anarchist, a comedy of errors ensues, putting Arthur’s relatives and marriage plans in jeopardy. This version, set in 1925, will have you chuckling all the way home. Reading 3 May at 7.45 pm Auditions 4 May TBA 5 May TBA 9 Roles: 5 Male, 4 Female. Ages 20 - 70s. |
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