Vertigo Announce Full Cast for DIE MOMMIE DIE and PSYCHO BEACH PARTY UK Productions
Award Nominated fringe theatre production company Vertigo Theatre Productions from Manchester have announced the full cast line up for their productions of the Charles Busch plays Die Mommie Die and Psycho Beach Party which are to be staged for the first time in the UK at Taurus on Manchester's famous Canal Street as part of Taurus 10th anniverseay as one of the leading bars and fringe venues in the city's Gay Village.
Vertigo Announces 2010 Season Productions, Including ROPE
After the runaway success of Vertigo Theatre Productions modern-day update of the classic thriller ‘Dial M For Murder' reimagined as ‘M'. the company are returning back to the thriller roots and indeed back to updating a classic thriller, this time Patrick Hamilton's Rope.
Vertigo Announce Premiere Of RAGE; Set For UK Tour
Vertigo Theatre Productions, Manchester's premier fringe theatre company, are excited to announce their new original play Rage is set open November 3rd 2009 at Taurus Bar on Canal Street before taking the show to venues around the UK
Vertigo's M Reimagines Hitchcock's 'Dial M For Murder' 6/30
After the highly succesful UK premiere Production of Bert V Royals 'Dog Sees God; Confessions Of A Teenage Blockhead' at Taurus and later transferred to the Lowry Theatre, Vertigo Theatre Productions are hoping to repeat the success with their latest offering 'M' a modern re imagining of the stage play (and subsequent Alfred Hitchcock Film) 'Dial M For Murder'
Vertigo's M Reimagines Hitchcock's 'Dial M For Murder' 6/30
After the highly succesful UK premiere Production of Bert V Royals 'Dog Sees God; Confessions Of A Teenage Blockhead' at Taurus and later transferred to the Lowry Theatre, Vertigo Theatre Productions are hoping to repeat the success with their latest offering 'M' a modern re imagining of the stage play (and subsequent Alfred Hitchcock Film) 'Dial M For Murder'
Photo Flash: DOG SEES GOD Makes UK Premiere
The kids from the Peanuts comic strip grow up in this multi-award-winning parody in its first UK production.
When CB's dog dies, he contemplates what happens after death. With his friends too stoned, inebriated or institutionalised to provide any answers, a chance reunion with a childhood friend offers him the answers he seeks, plus some he never expected, changing his and his friends' lives forever.
