Monday 30 July, 2007 - Saturday 4 August, 2007 : 6pm
Camden Fringe Festival
Ecetera Theatre
265 Camden High Street
London, NW1 7BU
Tix: £7.50
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Hostage: In a dark room in a distant, undisclosed country, a man held hostage by militants searches for absolution in each link in the chain of events that lead to his captivity.

Bleach: In another room, in a comfortable, westernised country, a young woman who fancies herself a free spirit discovers the real nature of the walls that surround her.

Burn: Deep in the heart of Montreal, a man has to come to face with the fact his whole life was based on a lie.

These 3 one person shows by Heather Taylor spin tales of three people in different times and places trapped in their lives, trying to find out how they got there and where they can go.

Friday 15 June, 2007 : 6:30pm
Canal Musuem
12-13 New Wharf Road
London, N1 9RT
£7/ £5 guestlist
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Fortune Tellers! Fire Acts! Candy girls! Magicians! Put your gladrags on and come drink and be merry at our fundraiser carnival-esque party. Make sure you don’t miss the party of the year!

Sunday 10 June, 2007: 7:30 pm
The Shakespearean Globe Theatre @ The Bedford
77 Bedford Hill
London, SW12 9HD
Tix: £7/ £5

Come and see performances of the one page plays shortlisted in our first annual competition. As an audience, you get to vote for the best writing, best direction and best overall play. Winners get a staged reading later on in the year. Come witness new theatre in the making!

Monday 28 May, 2007 : 7 pm
Upstairs @ The Dogstar
389 Coldharbour Lane
London, SW9 8LQ
FREE

Slash/Fiction is a darkly funny play in which three interweaved stories explore fantasies and brutal realities of different relationships between men. Two soldiers vie for glory during a bloody siege, a new gay couple fail tragically to maintain the thrill of falling in love and a woman desperately writes homoerotic romances in her office. Subversive in form and uncompromising in content, this play evokes the danger when the actual and the fantasised blur. Directed by AC Wilson. Actors include: Lorraine Coady, Rob Lockhart, Adam McConville, Jamie Griffiths, and Matthew Bulgo

Transfered from Theatre 503, Hostage and Bleach, two one-person shows written by Heather Taylor, are being remounted in St. Albans.

Hostage: In a dark room in a distant, undisclosed country, a man held hostage by militants searches for absolution in each link in the chain of events that lead to his captivity.  

Bleach: In another room, in a comfortable, westernised country, a young woman who fancies herself a free spirit discovers the real nature of the walls that surround her.

BOX OFFICE: 0207 978 7040
www.theatre503.com
TICKETS: £12 / £7

8 Cutting-Edge Playwrights + 8 Iconic Film Quotes = 8 Bold New Plays exploring the reluctant love affair between stage and screen.

Practicum Theatre invites you to join them for an evening of diverse short plays inspired by provocative lines from celebrated films. Given the constraint of writing a play under ten minutes where both the first line and the last line are film quotes, eight exciting writers have created a cycle of rapid-fire plays where the last line of one play is the first line of the next. Part pop culture deconstruction, part relay race through cinematic history and genre - We guarantee this is cine-theatre as you’ve never seen it.

And Now For Our Feature Presentation - REEL TO REAL, A Cine-theatrical Extravaganza. Don’t forget your popcorn!

A night of 4 rock bands - Gin Panic, 5th Man Down, They Died too Young, and Chapter. Come out and support Practicum Theatre. Click here to buy tickets.

A night of 4 alternative bands - The Sequins, Subterraneans, Evi Vine, and Nadege. Come out and support Practicum Theatre.Click here to buy tickets.

BOX OFFICE: 0207 978 7040
www.theatre503.com
TICKETS: £10 / £7

Two one-person shows written by Heather Taylor. A portion of the ticket sales will go to National Aids Trust. The National AIDS Trust (NAT) is the UK’s leading independent policy and campaigning charity on HIV and AIDS. NAT develops policies and campaigns to halt the spread of HIV, improve the quality of life of people affected by HIV, and eradicate HIV-related stigma and discrimination, both in the UK and internationally. If you would like to donate to this charity, please click here.

A night of 4 rock bands - Supervisor, Manumit, El Capitan and Harmonika. Come out and support Practicum Theatre.

A night of 4 alternative bands - The Footage, Left With Pictures, William Nein, and Artisan. Come out and support Practicum Theatre.

March, 2003: Rachel Corrie was crushed by an Israel bulldozer while protecting a Palestinian home.

March, 2006: The production of “My Name is Rachel Corrie,” a play based on her writings, was halted at the New York Theatre Workshop.

Take part in an evening of new short plays inspired by the play and the banning of it.

“This is censorship born out of fear - all of us are the losers.”
-Alan Rickman, director

Workshop/ reading of Sam Wright’s recent play with RSC actors Kathy Tozer, Chris Godwin, and Darren Tunsall, directed by RSC assistant director Donnacadh O’Briain.