This Wednesday evening, the faded granduer of RETZ's The Claribel, a desolate hotel lobby will play host to Stanley Kubrick's masterwork, The Shining. Not for the faint hearted our immersive installation will echo with the sound of manic typing and the odd scream. Come along from 7pm on Wednesday. Tickets free.
Trailer here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5glyIq_EeEM&safe=active
If someone wants to pop this into miscellaneous films too, that's fine.
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Preview tickets are now on sale for the transfer to London of the Broadway smash hit The Book of Mormon. Not cheap, but if it's as successful here as it is in New York it will be difficult to get tickets:
Click the link to sign up now for priority Fan pre-sale: http://www.bookofmormonlondon.com
Click the link to sign up now for priority Fan pre-sale: http://www.bookofmormonlondon.com
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http://www.roundhouse.org.uk/whats-on/p ... e-said-yes
Look Left Look Right bring their latest award winning production You Once Said Yes that places the audience at the centre of the action.
Starting at the Roundhouse and weaving through the hidden alleys of Camden, participants are requested to leave their possessions and preconceptions behind as they are guided through a series of encounters. Your interactions with the people you meet will determine the path you take in this unique one-on-one experience. There are no spectators in this show, for this is your story and these characters know, and are expecting you. A cast of compelling characters and thrilling stories await anyone willing to utter the magic words Yes.
Written by Morgan Lloyd Malcolm and Katie Lyons.
“A show that invites you to run with an unfolding series of one-on-one encounters across the city…it’s magical and unforgettable.” Telegraph*****
“Not since Fiona Templeton's You, the City more than 20 years ago, has a show used a city as a backdrop quite so effectively as this. Exploring the nature of choice and the way we say yes or no to things without really thinking through the consequences.” Guardian ****
“Tumbling down a rabbit hole of wonder and surprise, I bounced from encounter to encounter with a host of characters and places. Every day, this lovely show reminds us, is a series of infinite possibilities, to which we just have to remain open.” Evening Standard ****
Tickets: £20
Show starts every 10 minutes with a running time of 90 minutes.
Look Left Look Right bring their latest award winning production You Once Said Yes that places the audience at the centre of the action.
Starting at the Roundhouse and weaving through the hidden alleys of Camden, participants are requested to leave their possessions and preconceptions behind as they are guided through a series of encounters. Your interactions with the people you meet will determine the path you take in this unique one-on-one experience. There are no spectators in this show, for this is your story and these characters know, and are expecting you. A cast of compelling characters and thrilling stories await anyone willing to utter the magic words Yes.
Written by Morgan Lloyd Malcolm and Katie Lyons.
“A show that invites you to run with an unfolding series of one-on-one encounters across the city…it’s magical and unforgettable.” Telegraph*****
“Not since Fiona Templeton's You, the City more than 20 years ago, has a show used a city as a backdrop quite so effectively as this. Exploring the nature of choice and the way we say yes or no to things without really thinking through the consequences.” Guardian ****
“Tumbling down a rabbit hole of wonder and surprise, I bounced from encounter to encounter with a host of characters and places. Every day, this lovely show reminds us, is a series of infinite possibilities, to which we just have to remain open.” Evening Standard ****
Tickets: £20
Show starts every 10 minutes with a running time of 90 minutes.
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Stratford East is proud to present en route, a love song to our city. With MP3 player and mobile phones, take a journey, inward and outward, through the thoroughfares and back alleys of East London.
The winner of the 2010 award for Best Theatre Production at the Adelaide Fringe, en route combines local music and snatches of narrative, musings, sound, dialogue, philosophy with the wanderings, observations and experiences of each audience member, opening up a field for multiple ways of seeing the city, themselves, and others.
The project is presented by Theatre Royal Stratford East and will take place around Stratford.
Part of the London 2012 Festival
A part of CREATE 12
Created and produced by one step at a time like this and Richard Jordan Productions.
Funded by the Olympic Lottery Distributor, Create, the Victorian Government through Arts Victoria, and the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.
Tickets
£15 solo (1 person)
£24 duo (2 people)
£30 trio (3 people)
http://stratfordeast.com/en-route
The winner of the 2010 award for Best Theatre Production at the Adelaide Fringe, en route combines local music and snatches of narrative, musings, sound, dialogue, philosophy with the wanderings, observations and experiences of each audience member, opening up a field for multiple ways of seeing the city, themselves, and others.
The project is presented by Theatre Royal Stratford East and will take place around Stratford.
Part of the London 2012 Festival
A part of CREATE 12
Created and produced by one step at a time like this and Richard Jordan Productions.
Funded by the Olympic Lottery Distributor, Create, the Victorian Government through Arts Victoria, and the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.
Tickets
£15 solo (1 person)
£24 duo (2 people)
£30 trio (3 people)
http://stratfordeast.com/en-route
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you’ll see [me sailing in antarctica]
by non zero one
a co-production with the National Theatre
You're sat around a large table, and you're closer to the sky than normal. Here is a space for you to picture things.
you'll see [me sailing in antarctica] explores the way we look and the way we see. Visions past, present and future are brought to the table - some things could never live up to our imagination, and some are better than we could ever believe. Between you and the others here, you've seen so many things, and you'll see so many more. But can anyone ever see the way you do?
http://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/?lid=70455
by non zero one
a co-production with the National Theatre
You're sat around a large table, and you're closer to the sky than normal. Here is a space for you to picture things.
you'll see [me sailing in antarctica] explores the way we look and the way we see. Visions past, present and future are brought to the table - some things could never live up to our imagination, and some are better than we could ever believe. Between you and the others here, you've seen so many things, and you'll see so many more. But can anyone ever see the way you do?
http://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/?lid=70455
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And so the game begins...
Someone to find, clues to decipher, a plot to solve...The Covent Garden underworld awaits you.
A killer concoction of time travel, murder and cryptic clues combine as you meet mysterious characters at covert locations in Covent Garden who will help you to unravel the secrets of Project X.
Dare to be part of Project X - an immersive theatrical experience you won’t forget!
http://www.projectx-london.co.uk/index.html
Someone to find, clues to decipher, a plot to solve...The Covent Garden underworld awaits you.
A killer concoction of time travel, murder and cryptic clues combine as you meet mysterious characters at covert locations in Covent Garden who will help you to unravel the secrets of Project X.
Dare to be part of Project X - an immersive theatrical experience you won’t forget!
http://www.projectx-london.co.uk/index.html
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O Brave New World -
http://www.obnw.co.uk/
Over three days in July ‘O Brave New World’ will escape into Hackney waving goodbye to the island that has contained our revels over the past 6 months and on to new braver climbs.
In the grand finale of the ‘O Brave New World’ series Prospero confronts his vicious usurpers for the first time; fireworks and festivity ensue.
http://www.obnw.co.uk/
Over three days in July ‘O Brave New World’ will escape into Hackney waving goodbye to the island that has contained our revels over the past 6 months and on to new braver climbs.
In the grand finale of the ‘O Brave New World’ series Prospero confronts his vicious usurpers for the first time; fireworks and festivity ensue.
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http://www.hotelmedea.co.uk/
An overnight experience with a live DJ, hot chocolate and twisted games of hide and seek, exploring the dark revenge myth of Medea.
The show runs from midnight to dawn, with breakfast included.
The show has had numerous sell-out critically acclaimed productions, from London to Rio, appearing as part of the 2010 LIFT Festival, and the standout hit of last year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Unable to make these performance dates? Experience Zero Hour Market at 8pm on 19 & 26 July and 2 & 9 August.
It has won a Prix Ars Electronica Award, a Herald Angel Award, Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2011 and was Time Out Critic's Choice - Pick of the Fringe 2011.
An overnight experience with a live DJ, hot chocolate and twisted games of hide and seek, exploring the dark revenge myth of Medea.
The show runs from midnight to dawn, with breakfast included.
The show has had numerous sell-out critically acclaimed productions, from London to Rio, appearing as part of the 2010 LIFT Festival, and the standout hit of last year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Unable to make these performance dates? Experience Zero Hour Market at 8pm on 19 & 26 July and 2 & 9 August.
It has won a Prix Ars Electronica Award, a Herald Angel Award, Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2011 and was Time Out Critic's Choice - Pick of the Fringe 2011.
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A one woman site specific psychological thriller set in a secret Shoreditch location devised by Playwright Louis Brownhill, Director Bethany Ann McDonald and Actress Megan Maczko.
Join us later this month as we follow Amy Wells on her dark and twisted journey.
It's not paranoia, if they really are after you...
18th, 19th, 20th, 21st October
Tickets £10
Secret Shoreditch Location
http://www.inflictiontheplay.co.uk/Infliction/Home.html
Join us later this month as we follow Amy Wells on her dark and twisted journey.
It's not paranoia, if they really are after you...
18th, 19th, 20th, 21st October
Tickets £10
Secret Shoreditch Location
http://www.inflictiontheplay.co.uk/Infliction/Home.html
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Young London-based Defibrillator Theatre Company take over three suites across three floors of the Grange Holborn Hotel in central London to perform three Tennessee Williams plays – Green Eyes, The Travelling Companion and Sunburst that have previously been unproduced in the U.K. Presented under the umbrella title The Hotel Plays, it runs through to October 27th.
Green Eyes, written in 1970 but unpublished for almost 40 years, will be directed by Defibrillator's artistic director, James Hillier. This lost thriller graphically reveals the impact of war through the sexual fantasies of a newlywed couple in New Orleans, transforming a honeymoon suite into a battleground where desire and violence become blurred and indistinguishable.
In Sunburst, directed by Robert Hastie, a retired actress Miss Sails, falls hostage to two young men scheming to steal her priceless sunburst diamond. But Miss Sails is no Southern Belle.
In The Travelling Companion, directed by Anthony Banks, an inexperienced hustler and an insecure older writer negotiate their relationship together in a hotel room. But who really needs who? Will either of them ever truly find the companionship that they so desperately seek?
The Hotel Plays consists of four performances a night of the complete cycle of three plays with a running time of 90 mins per cycle. Performances start 6.30pm | 7pm | 8pm | 8.30pm excluding Sundays.
Ticket Price: £20
https://sohotheatre.ticketsolve.com/sho ... f5f38a7545
Green Eyes, written in 1970 but unpublished for almost 40 years, will be directed by Defibrillator's artistic director, James Hillier. This lost thriller graphically reveals the impact of war through the sexual fantasies of a newlywed couple in New Orleans, transforming a honeymoon suite into a battleground where desire and violence become blurred and indistinguishable.
In Sunburst, directed by Robert Hastie, a retired actress Miss Sails, falls hostage to two young men scheming to steal her priceless sunburst diamond. But Miss Sails is no Southern Belle.
In The Travelling Companion, directed by Anthony Banks, an inexperienced hustler and an insecure older writer negotiate their relationship together in a hotel room. But who really needs who? Will either of them ever truly find the companionship that they so desperately seek?
The Hotel Plays consists of four performances a night of the complete cycle of three plays with a running time of 90 mins per cycle. Performances start 6.30pm | 7pm | 8pm | 8.30pm excluding Sundays.
Ticket Price: £20
https://sohotheatre.ticketsolve.com/sho ... f5f38a7545