Omnibus Theatre and Collide Announce the World Première of THE WOMAN WHO TURNED INTO A TREE
Omnibus Theatre and Collide have announced the world première of Lisa Langseth's The Woman Who Turned Into a Tree.
Omnibus Theatre and Collide have announced the world première of Lisa Langseth's The Woman Who Turned Into a Tree.
A fully formed, mature play about the intricacies of navigating young love and mental health.
The show takes reference from Mohand's own life as a Sudanese man who had to flee his country to seek asylum within the UK.
At a time when we're getting too many words, words, words from a bumbling Prime Minister and his cronies, what a relief to discover a charming, kind and life-affirming silent movie-style production that harks back to simpler times.
Charlie Chaplin will now be played by Danielle Bird, joining Jerone Marsh-Reid as Stan Laurel, Nick Haverson as Fred Karno and Sara Alexander playing all the other parts, including Chaplin's mother, and the piano!
The stories will be popping up across London in a specially designed travelling venue, creating an intimate escape from the world outside.
Presented in a specially designed Covid-secure pop-up venue, We Are Kilter's Theatre For Two is a series of personal, interactive meetings between actor and audience member.
David Pugh, the renowned theatre company Told by an Idiot and Theatre Royal Bath Productions present Charlie & Stan created by Told by an Idiot, written and directed by Paul Hunter.
Performed in Told by an Idiot's trademark visual style, The Strange Tale of Charlie Chaplin and Stan Laurel looks at an unknown period in comic history when two maverick imaginations collided for a brief time.
A contemporary dance-theatre adaptation of Kafka's classic parable, Collide's new Metamorphosis is not a piece about a man turning into an insect but a family not accepting their child for who they are.