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In nineteen eighty five, Phil and Louise were young, in love and on the brink of a lifetime together. One summer's day he proposed to her, only to dump her suddenly and inexplicably a few days later. Unbeknownst to Phil, Louise was pregnant. Now, over thirty five years later, they're unexpectedly reunited 6th–9th Jul
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Pygmalion Reading
A fun evening reading Pygmalion amongst fellow Networkers and new members. Come and support Network by buying a drink at the bar and enjoying a convivial evening. 12th Apr
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Much Ado About Nothing
A gender bending production which is sold out tonight, Friday 20 May, but there are a few tickets left for Saturday 21 May if you hurry. 18th–21st May
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Forfeit Karaoke
In place of our usual monthly social, Network is holding a karaoke fundraiser on Thursday 10th March! Only this is forfeit karaoke, an opportunity to force the mic upon your friends and fellow Network members. Donate to nominate someone to sing, to end someone’s song early, or to keep them singing! The amount you choose to donate per nomination is up to you, however we would suggest a starting price of £2. Just remember, it’s a fundraiser event, not a talent contest. Paying someone off stage is not disrespectful, it’s all part of the fun! Be as creative, silly, ambitious [...] 10th Mar
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The Seagull
The Seagull is generally considered to be the first of Chekhov’s four major plays. It dramatises the romantic and artistic conflicts between four characters: the famous middlebrow story writer Boris Trigorin, the ingenue Nina, the fading actress Irina Arkadina, and her son the symbolist playwright Konstantin Treplev. Photograph by Jack Moreh 2nd–5th Mar
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The Misanthrope
1st–4th Dec
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4.48 Psychosis
We can confirm our production will go ahead next week. It does contain flashing lights, loud noises and themes of mental illness and suicide. Not suitable for children. 13th–16th Oct
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Mrs Warren’s Profession – Reading
Young Vivie Warren has lived in England all of her life. She has a very good education, paid for by her mother’s work. She barely knows her mother, much less what her mother does for a living. When Mrs. Warren comes to visit, Vivie discovers that Mrs. Warren runs a brothel on the continent. Mrs. Warren wants to develop a relationship with her daughter and give her the benefit of her money. Vivie, on the other hand, decides that the two of them cannot have a relationship, and that she should make her own way in the world. Shaw’s play, [...]
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Everything Is OK
A new series of short pieces by the award-winning Rosie de Vekey which can be viewed on YouTube 3rd Sep
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