This year, with the enthusiastic approval of Terry Pratchett's Estate, Stephen Briggs is dramatising a confection of pieces selected from Terry's writings - novels, short stories, articles - chosen to provide an evening of Terry's wit, wisdom and whimsy.
This year, with the enthusiastic approval of Terry Pratchett's Estate, Stephen Briggs is dramatising a confection of pieces selected from Terry's writings - novels, short stories, articles - chosen to provide an evening of Terry's wit, wisdom and whimsy.
This year, with the enthusiastic approval of Terry Pratchett's Estate, Stephen Briggs is dramatising a confection of pieces selected from Terry's writings - novels, short stories, articles - chosen to provide an evening of Terry's wit, wisdom and whimsy.
This year, with the enthusiastic approval of Terry Pratchett's Estate, Stephen Briggs is dramatising a confection of pieces selected from Terry's writings - novels, short stories, articles - chosen to provide an evening of Terry's wit, wisdom and whimsy.
Meet the five feisty Mundy sisters and three menfolk in this beautiful play set in rural Donegal in 1936 at the time of the Lughnasa harvest festival. Tickets from The Bookstore, Bury Street or online at www.abingdon-drama-club.com
Meet the five feisty Mundy sisters and three menfolk in this beautiful play set in rural Donegal in 1936 at the time of the Lughnasa harvest festival. Tickets from The Bookstore, Bury Street or online at www.abingdon-drama-club.com
Oxfordshire company Café Reason Butoh Dance Theatre presents a double bill of original performance. An extract from their powerful new work ‘Body Ecologies: Beyond the Human’ and a rare chance to see US artist Julie Becton Gillum in ‘Dusk’, a response to the darkening world. With live music from Malcolm Atkins. Butoh is a radical […]
