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‘Mr Marie Lloyd’ Photo: Graham Wrathmell |
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The Shakespeare Walk (See ‘Contact’ page for details) From our walkers: |
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The Brome Project Workshops with a Difference! Royal Holloway, University of London, has developed an annotated edition of the works of Ben Jonson’s contemporary, Richard Brome. It is now available at: www.hronline.ac.uk/brome/ The annotation is accompanied by video-clips of actors developing Brome’s ideas in a workshop situation Project Director: Prof. Richard Allen Cave Project Assistant: Dr. Eleanor Lowe Workshop Director: Brian Woolland |
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Photo Gallery |
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‘The Worcester Pilgrim’ Robert Lister & David Hargreaves Photo: Robert Day |
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Esaclus ‘Measure for Measure’ Photo: Peter Wolfes |
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After sell-out performances at the Warwick Words Festival, Warwick Words Xtra and Cox’s Yard, Stratford-upon-Avon “The Kindness of Strangers” is now available and taking bookings A one-man play Suitable for small venues of up to 100 seats Should you trust in the kindness of strangers? When David’s wife dies unexpectedly he is left clinging to the little routines that help him to make sense of his loss. A chance encounter with a stranger leads to a new friendship. But how far can David trust his new friend and what will he do to avoid facing his own loneliness? A funny and touching new play by Vanessa Oakes deals with the vulnerability of ageing and grief and explores the distance between intimacy and friendship. To make a booking please contact me on: rob@lister.spacomputers.com |
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‘David’ In ‘The Kindness of Strangers’ Photo: Anand Chhabra |
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David ‘The Kindness of Strangers’ Photo: Anand Chhabra |
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The Press and Public on “The Kindness of Strangers” ‘Excellent piece of new writing.’ Catherine Edwards SCRIPT ‘A funny and moving play featuring a superbly judged performance by Robert Lister.’ Peter Leslie Wild, BBC Radio Drama ‘...a poignant and flawless performance ‘ Stratford Herald ‘I was totally gripped and immersed in the character and the world. I hope it is seen more widely, as it deserves to be.’ Alison Sutcliffe, Director, Bridge House Theatre ‘The show was brilliant. A beautifully told story; horrific.’ Jenny Whybrow, Specialist Drama Teacher |