I’ve Been Elvita Adams - Fri 30th April from 8pm - tickets £5 advance, £6 on the door

Date: 
Fri, 30/04/2010 - 20:00

“I guess God didn’t plan for me to die today"

In 1979 Elvita Adams jumped from the Empire State Building…and survived. A freak wind blew her back onto a ledge. 
No one seems to know what happened to her after that. Ashley Smith imagines how she might have responded to such a lucky break. He has created a one ‘woman’ show in which he plays Elvita as a stand-up comic obsessed with other people who jump from cliffs and buildings.

Blood Wedding by Federico Garcia Lorca - Thurs 27th & Fri 28th May from 7.30pm - tickets £5

Date: 
Fri, 28/05/2010 - 19:30

Is it better to die together in love than be alive and apart?

 

On the night of her arranged marriage, a bride submits to her true feelings and elopes with her estranged lover. In doing so, her actions re-awaken a long-held family feud, resulting in bloodshed, tragedy and scandal.
In this passionate and poetic masterpiece by Spanish poet & dramatist Federico Garcia Lorca, Screaming Theatre bring to The New Continental’s Art Space a powerful play exploring themes of love, death, conformity and individualism.

Blood Wedding by Federico Garcia Lorca - Thurs 27th & Fri 28th May from 7.30pm - tickets £5

Date: 
Thu, 27/05/2010 - 19:30

Is it better to die together in love than be alive and apart?

 

On the night of her arranged marriage, a bride submits to her true feelings and elopes with her estranged lover. In doing so, her actions re-awaken a long-held family feud, resulting in bloodshed, tragedy and scandal.
In this passionate and poetic masterpiece by Spanish poet & dramatist Federico Garcia Lorca, Screaming Theatre bring to The New Continental’s Art Space a powerful play exploring themes of love, death, conformity and individualism.

Waiting for Godot – Fri 9th April from 7.30pm – Tickets £7, £5 concessions

Date: 
Fri, 09/04/2010 - 20:00

By Samuel Beckett. Presented by Cul-de-Sac Theatre.

After their success with Samuel Beckett's Endgame (Winner 'Best Drama' Award, Buxton Festival, 2003), Cul-de-Sac Theatre return with perhaps Beckett's most well known play. Utilising slapstick and physical theatre, the hilarity of hopelessness is highlighted through the sheer desperation of the situation and the players. Echoes of silent films resonate throughout the farcical absurdness of everything.

And meanwhile, we wait...

Tales from the Blackjack - 25 & 26th Feb - from 8pm - tickets £5

Date: 
Fri, 26/02/2010 - 20:00

Hold tight to your seats as you are taken at break-neck speed through the mysterious and at times mesmerising world of the Casino. A straight-talking Glaswegian Croupier introduces three exhilarating accounts of life inside the four walls of the gambling superhighway, stripping away the glitz and glamour to reveal a harsh reality of debt and desperation. 

Tales from the Blackjack – from 8pm - tickets £5

Date: 
Thu, 25/02/2010 - 20:00

Hold tight to your seats as you are taken at break-neck speed through the mysterious and at times mesmerising world of the Casino. A straight-talking Glaswegian Croupier introduces three exhilarating accounts of life inside the four walls of the gambling superhighway, stripping away the glitz and glamour to reveal a harsh reality of debt and desperation. 

Breathe Out Theatre present Under My Skin – from 8pm – tickets £7, £6 concessions

Date: 
Thu, 11/02/2010 - 20:00