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16th May 2012- 26th May 2012
'Through our children we live,that is how we cheat death.'
This moving play, inspired by the real life evacuation of Jewish Children escaping from the horrors of Nazi Germany, is doubtless worth two boxes of tissues. This dark often brooding story is told from the heart with love and poignancy
It is an exceptional piece of theatre not to be missed!.
This play contains some strong language and disturbing scenes and is not recommended for under 14's. THERE IS NO PERFORMANCE ON 23rd MAY 2012 |
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TITCHFIELD SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL - 23/05/12 to 06/10/12 Titchfield Festival Theatre are delighted to be taking part in the RSC Open Stages Event. This is a national event being produced by the RSC and Titchfield with its close connections with Shakespeare will be one of the first companies to take part. We will be performing all our SHAKESPEARE plays in the wonderful setting of the GREAT BARN in Mill Lane Titchfield.( see pictures of the barn) This year we are delighted to be performing OUR COUSIN WILL- 23rd May - 26th May JULIET & HER ROMEO - 18th - 28th July THE COMEDY OF ERRORS - 15th - 25th August THE TAMING OF THE SHREW - 26th Sept - 6th October FOR MORE DETAILS CLICK ON THE LINK www.titchfieldshakespearefestival.com
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The History Boys - 13/06/12 to 23/06/12
'One of the finest plays written by Alan Bennett, packed with superb one liners, a play of depth as well as dazzle, intensley moving as well as thought-provoking and funny'
The Daily Telegraph
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At the Drop of a Cat & Keep it under your Hat! 6th & 7th July FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY
Everyone will know and have heard of Lloyd Webber's CATS,
but do you know what the lyrics were inspired by? Now you
have the chance to see and hear the words as written by
TS Eliot in a wonderful entertainment fit for all the family and especially CAT LOVERS!
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The ZOO STORY 11th - 21st JULY
The lives of two men unfold on a park bench! Edward Albee's play covers a wide range of topics in its short time span; from money and family to homosexuality and power struggles. We lead busy lives these days, but I would wager you could spare an hour to absorb this funny,charming and saddening story.
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5th- 15th September
Seymour Krelbourn is a poor young man working at a run down flower shop in a not so nice part of town when he encounters a miracle - he discovers a cute plant and names it Audrey after his girlfriend. He nurtures the plant with love and care and soon he's a sensation the plant can move and talk! The only defect is that the plant feeds on blood- human blood!!! With hilarious lyrics by Howard Ashman and brillaint score by Alan Menken (Disney's Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid). This show is packed with lovable characters and memorable songs - It's a must see for all the family. |
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