Now settled in Cornwall, we bring decades of experience to produce engaging, original, new writing for both stage and screen.....
We examine what it is to be human..
We reflect, we explore, we question, we look at old stories and tell them in new ways, or find out what happened next...
We examine what it is to be human..
We reflect, we explore, we question, we look at old stories and tell them in new ways, or find out what happened next...
COMING NEXT:
WHIRLIGIG OF TIME
Written and performed by
Richard Curnow
To Hell with Anger Management!
Three months after Malvolio from Twelfth Night vowed to be revenged on the “whole pack of them”, he relates, with a great deal of satisfaction, how skilfully he has kept his word. He now knows, better than anyone in Illyria, that he who laughs last, laughs longest.
Helston Old Chapel
Saturday July 19 - 7.30
TICKETS
You can see Twelfth Night all over Cornwall this summer -
find out what might have happened next!
Richard Curnow
To Hell with Anger Management!
Three months after Malvolio from Twelfth Night vowed to be revenged on the “whole pack of them”, he relates, with a great deal of satisfaction, how skilfully he has kept his word. He now knows, better than anyone in Illyria, that he who laughs last, laughs longest.
Helston Old Chapel
Saturday July 19 - 7.30
TICKETS
You can see Twelfth Night all over Cornwall this summer -
find out what might have happened next!
And in October:
Nigel Fairs and Langley Howard
in
JUNKIES
a new play by
Nick Bamford
in
JUNKIES
a new play by
Nick Bamford
A young man who needs money dates an older who has more than enough.
As their relationship develops it becomes clear that they have more in common than either realises, and that each can help the other to find a way forward.
In the wake of the opioid scandal, this gay age-gap romance with an edge finds that there are many kinds of addiction.
As their relationship develops it becomes clear that they have more in common than either realises, and that each can help the other to find a way forward.
In the wake of the opioid scandal, this gay age-gap romance with an edge finds that there are many kinds of addiction.
Friday October 10 - Albany Theatre, Coventry - TICKETS
Sunday October 12 - Alma Tavern Theatre, Bristol - TICKETS
Tuesday, Wednesday October 14, 15 - Cheltenham Everyman
Saturday November 1 - STERTS, Liskeard
Photos by Nick Bamford & James Kitto
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What they said in Brighton:
'a very important play' 'excellent actors' 'very authentic' ‘very engaging and very touching’ 'it was lovely' What they said in Helston: 'cleverly written with a punchy, contemporary storyline' 'a strong script – powerful story' 'very engrossing story' 'two incredible actors' 'thoroughly enjoyed the play' What they said in St. Just: 'the writing is so ‘on the money’' 'had me gripped from the beginning' 'made me laugh – made me cry' 'brilliant play full of emotion and connection & helping those in need' 'fantastically written' 'exceptionally good acting' 'a great way to spend the evening' What they said in Falmouth: 'Delicate portrayal of two junkies – wonderfully done' 'The writing and acting was brilliant, a very poignant and sweet but sad story of true life and inter-generational relationships. I loved it and there may have been tears. Thank you' What they said in Bodmin: 'It was engaging and thought-provoking and sweet and loving' 'Written amazingly and performed by incredible actors.' |