theatre
11 Nov 2022
Russell Lucas, director, actor, and producer is bringing his theatrical know-how to Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery for a two-day workshop on November 19 & 20.
Partnering with Arts Alive, a rural touring scheme in Shropshire and Herefordshire, who bring professional performances to village halls and other community venues, Russell’s two-day workshop will be a chance to inspire and enable...
08 Nov 2022
An evening of friends with stories, freshly made bread, Syrian coffee and Mamoull is coming to the SpArC Theatre, Bishops Castle on Thursday November 10.
The Syrian Baker is a show about knowing where you belong, how small actions can make the biggest difference and about how much we all have in common.
With 5% of the world’s population on the move at any one time, desperate to get away from...
28 Jun 2021
A rural Shropshire theatre is helping youngsters break out of Lockdown-mode and come together again with a number of creative workshops and activities throughout the summer.
The SpArC Theatre in Bishop’s Castle is holding the Rock Project workshop, where young people can learn a new instrument and then join up to form a band, as well as a Poetry Slam session.
Liz Stills, SpArC Theatre and Arts...
31 Oct 2020
A performer is doing his bit to ensure the arts and music scene in Shropshire remains alive - despite the challenges the pandemic has brought - by producing his own festive show at Theatre Severn.
There's been a wave of venues reopening across the country with shows that feature safety measures for audiences and reduced capacity to keep everyone nicely spaced and distanced.
And there's no...
13 Mar 2020
With a blend of dance, theatre, and comedy the Lost Dog duet reveals the real story of Romeo and Juliet. This modern-day twist on the Shakespearian classic challenges our cultural obsession with the youth and our inevitable issues with longevity. The show has been touring nationally and internationally since 2018, and now with the support of the Rural Touring Dance Initiative and Arts Alive, it...
14 Feb 2020
The Hive will play host to Quick Duck Theatre’s 'Yours Sincerely' on Saturday 22nd February. It is a funny, heart-warming show where storytelling and lip-sync cabaret collide to explore the complications of 21st century communication. This queer coming of age comedy is at the heart of LGBT history month. Arts Alive are facilitating the show as part of their programme to bring the arts to rural...
26 Jul 2019
4 AUGUST - Indoor performance in the Dye House at Shrewsbury Flaxmill Maltings.
Open for picnics from 6:00pm - Bring your own food - Performance starts at 7:00pm.
There will be a licensed bar plus hot drinks
TICKETS:
£15 adult / £7.50 under-18 / £40 family of 4 / Free for under-10s
(Under 10s will need a ticket to guarantee admission)
AVAILABLE FROM:
email: [email protected]
Flaxmill...
04 Jul 2019
Chapterhouse Theatre Company are bringing two live theatre events to Hawkstone Park Follies’ idyllic rural landscape. Chapterhouse is currently celebrating is 20th anniversary year and completing a nationwide tour.
On July 21, Mr Darcy will be vexing Elizabeth Bennet in the performance of ‘Pride and Prejudice’ based on Jane Austen’s timeless classic. When Elizabeth meets the terse and abrupt Mr....
20 Jun 2018
Extra dates have been added to The Wightman Theatre Company’s production of Brief Lives by Patrick Garland.
Following its run from Wednesday 06 to Saturday 16 June, the play will now also be showing from 26 June to 06 July.
Directed by Beverly Baker, Brief Lives is a one-man play featuring John Aubrey; played by Adrian Monahan; a 17th-century Englishman who met and kept accounts of many of the...
29 May 2018
Tickets are now on sale for The Wightman Theatre Company’s (TWTC) forthcoming production of Brief Lives by Patrick Garland.
Rescheduled from the beginning of May, the production is the third play to be staged at the Shrewsbury based theatre this year and runs from Wednesday 06 to Saturday 16 June.
Directed by Beverly Baker, Brief Lives is a one-man play featuring John Aubrey, a 17th-century...
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