Coin Operated

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Date: 10th – 14th May
Time: 8pm
Price: £12
TwentySomething Productions are proud to present COIN OPERATED a brand new song cycle featuring the music of New York, singer-songwriters ZACK ZADEK and DREW GASPARINI. Developed and devised by the cast and creatives exploring issues of love and acceptance, the moments we have to leave behind and the power of moving forward.

 

Director: Matt Harrison
Musical Director & Arranger: Rowland Braché
Cast: Chloe Nicolson, Alex Pritchett, Amy-Jean Ward and Ben Vivian-Jones.
Amy-Jean Ward & Ben Vivian-Jones
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The Invention of Acting

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Date: Friday 29th July
Time: 8pm
Price: £8
Sheep Soup (creators of Mrs Green:The Musical *****Metro *****Ed Fringe Review) in association with Nottingham’s BAFTA award-winning Television Workshop is back with a brand new sketch show.
Three humans discover The Invention Of Acting, and the possibilities are endless. And amusing. And they end within an hour. Get yourself in a room with the inimitable, raucous style of Sheep Soup. Expect offbeat original sketches, outrageous characters and bucketloads of unique musical comedy.

Ray Rackham Takes Liberties

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RAY RACKHAM TAKES LIBERTIES

Date: Sunday 20th November
Time: 7:30pm (doors open at 7pm)
Price: £20Ray Rackham is without question not one of the Grand Dames of Broadway. In a career spanning nowhere near 60 years he has not starred in shows as diverse as Rodgers and Hart’s Pal Joey, Noel Coward’s Sail Away and most famously, not Stephen Sondheim’s Follies and Company, as well as not appearing in numerous film and award-winning television series. He has never played Alec Baldwin’s mother in 30 Rock, and didn’t have to wait 40 years for a Tony Award, because he’s never won one!

What he is, however, is a huge fan of Elaine Stritch, Martin Short, Bea Arthur and Hugh Jackman, and in a series of vignettes punctuated by songs from the shows in which he has not starred, he pays tribute to the type of one man and one woman shows that have punctuated the theatre scene for the last twenty years.

Raising much needed funds for London Theatre Workshop’s redevelopment programme, Ray promises to entertain, stumble through a song or two, and lie about himself…a little.