WE ARE BRONTË We Are Brontë is a piece of comic visual theatre inspired by the real and imaginary worlds of Yorkshire’s literary siblings, presented in Publick Transport’s irreverent style. Physical theatre collides with stand-up, clowning and improvisation as two performers deconstruct not only gothic themes of love, madness, repression and revenge, but also themselves. Part play, part enquiry into the act of putting on a play, this promises to be no ordinary Brontë adaptation. Publick Transport was established in…

Balbir Singh’s choreography retains at its heart an intimate and humane style. Some of the work, has a particular affinity with the rural, as Kathak is itself rooted in rural Indian traditions. Contemporary pieces , such as A Solo Duet, bring a level of conceptual insight that is more often found in larger metropolitan venues. There is a final thrilling combination of performance art and urban culture, featuring UK and EuroChampion ‘flatland’ BMX bike rider Keelan Phillips performing in synchronisation…

Oliver meddles with forces we barely understand, in a comedy magic show for the QI generation. His magic combines with other interesting things to create work that is “fascinating and different to other magicians”. His one-man magic shows have sold out month-long runs at the Edinburgh Fringe in both 2013 and 2014, as well as sell-out performances in London, Brighton Fringe, Buxton Fringe, Green Man Festival and Manchester Comedy Festival. Oliver’s shows have toured across England and Wales, to both…

Private eye and troubled sleeper Charlie Daniels is hired by the seductive Elise Hillerman to investigate the disappearance of her husband – a prominent gallery owner. Meanwhile, writers Charlotte and Dan struggle to write the script of their new noir-inspired theatre show about an art forgery ring. As scenes spin, fragment and entangle with each other, one question arises: whose reality is real? A View from the Edge is a slick and surprising show where the search for the truth…

A riotously funny show revealing just what happens when a glamorous French actress and her hapless assistant stage their version of Hollywood blockbuster Gladiator. Gloria Delaneuf is well versed in mime, mask, and the mysteries of stagecraft. Her UK tour manager Josephine is not. Together they have created Gloriator – an awe-inspiring production of bravery, honour, and costumes made out of cardboard. Russell Crowe may not be available, but they are determined it will be a show you’ll never forget.…

AGENT OF INFLUENCE: THE SECRET LIFE OF PAMELA MORE “Mid-calf, navy blue day dress with pearl buttons by Victor Stiebel. Dove-grey tweed jacket and fox stole by House of Hartnell. Hat by Elsa Schiaparelli. Perfect for luncheons, jaunts around town and spying on fascists.” Lady Pamela, fashion columnist and socialite, is recruited by MI5 to keep notes on Wallis Simpson and Edward VIII, suspected to be colluding with the German Embassy. But Pamela realises that what began as an adventure…

HERE COMES TROUBLE Here Comes Trouble is a one woman autobiographical show by Keira Martin. Through a fresh fusion of Irish and contemporary dance theatre the audience are invited to share Keira’s life and working class upbringing, generously presented with a sense of humour and irony. Drawing on social and cultural influences from Yorkshire, Ireland and Jamaica, Keira rhythmically weaves together traditional Irish music, song and gutsy dance theatre. Best described as Irish dance deep in thought, she shares hard…

Gonzo Mooze – The Thing That Came From Over There – a ’rip-roaring’ comedy adventure. Inspired by the Horror movies of the 1950’s, The Thing That Came From Over There is a fast-paced performance, mixing paranoia, suspense and hilariously gruesome deaths. It’s 1912, and a meteor has crashed in Antarctica. The whole of planet earth is endangered. What ancient evil lurks inside the crater? What is the dark secret of the slimy fungus? And what is the horrifying fate of…

Funnyman Jango Starr will delight and amaze audiences with his One Man Shoe act. When the headline act fails to show up, Jango, a bumbling theatre caretaker, is suddenly thrust into the limelight and embarks on a hilarious journey of highly crafted and heart-felt silent comedy, as he magically finds his way to realise his dream of transforming into a star! Jango will appear at four Live Lincs venues; All Saints Church, Winterton, March 15, at 6pm Tickets 01724 734285,…

Inspired by our Dance Across the North Project last year, we will be showing a specially commissioned Rural Touring Dance Initiative this season, called Point of Echoes. Performed by bgroup and China Plate, this production is sure to be breathtakingly moving – so make sure you snap up tickets fast before they are all sold out. So what is it all about? The blurb says; ...The year is 1978, isolated from the mainland, Eric Valentine and Bernard Humphries have been stationed at Echo…

A spellbinding production of Oscar Wilde’s, A Picture of Dorian Gray will have audiences in North Lincolnshire rooted to their seats this autumn. This production, which will be shown in Brigg, as part of Live Lincs’ latest season of events, tells the classic story of Dorian Gray– a handsome young man who sinks deep into a frivolous lifestyle of selfish abandon. Despite his actions, Dorian remains seemingly unchanged by corruption and untouched by age. But behind a locked door, hidden…

One show. Three actors. All the Greek Myths. Heroes, monsters and randy Gods go head-to-head in a hilarious and unforgettable journey through the greatest stories ever told. An anarchic blend of comedy, crossdressing, stories and songs, Unmythable returns to the UK after a sell-out European tour and an award-winning run at the Edinburgh Fringe. Are you ready to be a legend? Audience: 12+ comedy lovers/ theatregoers www.out-of-chaos.co.uk

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