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Tag Archives: Performing arts
Hallowe’en horrors lined up for the Spread Eagle Theatre
After the success of their debut production, The Spread Eagle Theatre will next month play host to a Victorian freak show. Critically acclaimed Tin Shed Theatre Company present Mary Shelley’s classic horror, Frankenstein, like never before, immersed in the twisted … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Comedy, Spread Eagle Theatre, Theatre
Tagged Art, Frankenstein, Mary Shelley, Old Joint Stock Theatre, Performing arts, Physical theatre, Shelley, Theatre
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Royal Russell Players produce a dark comedy
The Royal Russell Players will be staging One O’Clock from the House by Frank Vickery next month. They say that the play is “a light comedy, which revolves around the funeral of an elderly father”, and while that might not … Continue reading
Posted in Activities, Art, Comedy, Schools, Theatre
Tagged Croydon, England, Frank Vickery, Hammerson, Performing arts, Royal Russell School
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