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Showing posts with label Curve Leicester. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Curve Leicester. Show all posts
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Friday, July 30, 2010
Rodgers & Hammerstein's The King and I Curve Leicester things to do in and around Oakham
Rodgers & Hammerstein's The King and I Curve Leicester
Friday 3rd December - Sat 15th January 2011
A Curve Production
http://www.curveonline.co.uk/
Music by Richard Rodgers
Book & Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II
Cast includes West End star Janie Dee
(Calendar Girl's, Mack and Mabel,
Woman in Mind)
Friday 3rd December - Sat 15th January 2011
A Curve Production
http://www.curveonline.co.uk/
Music by Richard Rodgers
Book & Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II
Cast includes West End star Janie Dee
(Calendar Girl's, Mack and Mabel,
Woman in Mind)
Punk Rock Curve Leicester Things to do in around Oakham
Curve Leicester
Punk Rock
Tuesday 9th - Saturday 13 November
http://www.curveonline.co.uk/
"Riverting to watch and superbly acted"
**** The Guardian
In the library of an English grammar school, a group of
sixth-formers are nearing the end of their school lives. But when the world opens up before them, there’s a danger it will swallow them whole.
A raw young cast expose the violence simmering under the surface of success in a blistering new play by Simon Stephens, Lyric Artistic Associate and writer of Pornography, Harper Regan, Motortown and the Olivier Award-winning On the Shore of the Wide World.
Ages 14+
This show contains strong language and adult themes.
A Festival of Friel: Molly Sweeny / Translations at CURVE things to do in around Oakham
Curve Leicester
Thursday 4th November - Sat 4th December
http://www.curveonline.co.uk/
A Festival of Friel: Molly Sweeny / Translations at CURVE
Two stunning Curve Productions Brian Friel's eloquent masterpiece, TRANSLATIONS and the deeply moving and beautiful story of MOLLY SWEENEY will run in repertoire in the Studio at Curve this autumn. One of the world's greatest contemporary playwrights, Brian Friel has enjoyed award-winning success in London and New York, with worldwide hit productions of many of his plays including DANCING AT LUGHNASA.
TRANSLATIONS takes place in beautiful, rural Donegal, Ireland in 1830. The English rulers are set on changing the language and place names of a long Gaelic tradition. Will mutual understanding eventually transcend language in this dangerous clash of cultures and tangled affair of passion and love?
MOLLY SWEENEY is the multi award-winning story of Molly. Blind for many years, Molly is relishing her independence until the arrival of a 'miracle' doctor and a misguided new husband whose enthusiasm threatens her very survival. This beautifully intense piece, based on Oliver Sack's, TO SEE OR NOT TO SEE, takes us with Molly on her dramatic and emotional journey from darkness to light.
Thursday 4th November - Sat 4th December
http://www.curveonline.co.uk/
A Festival of Friel: Molly Sweeny / Translations at CURVE
Two stunning Curve Productions Brian Friel's eloquent masterpiece, TRANSLATIONS and the deeply moving and beautiful story of MOLLY SWEENEY will run in repertoire in the Studio at Curve this autumn. One of the world's greatest contemporary playwrights, Brian Friel has enjoyed award-winning success in London and New York, with worldwide hit productions of many of his plays including DANCING AT LUGHNASA.
TRANSLATIONS takes place in beautiful, rural Donegal, Ireland in 1830. The English rulers are set on changing the language and place names of a long Gaelic tradition. Will mutual understanding eventually transcend language in this dangerous clash of cultures and tangled affair of passion and love?
MOLLY SWEENEY is the multi award-winning story of Molly. Blind for many years, Molly is relishing her independence until the arrival of a 'miracle' doctor and a misguided new husband whose enthusiasm threatens her very survival. This beautifully intense piece, based on Oliver Sack's, TO SEE OR NOT TO SEE, takes us with Molly on her dramatic and emotional journey from darkness to light.
Stuart Lee Curve Leicester things to do in and around Oakham
Stuart Lee
Curve Leicester
Sunday 17th October
Vegetable Stew
"He's the most exciting comedian in
the country bar none" **** The Times
Thursday, July 29, 2010
The Red Shoes Curve Leicester things to do in and around Oakham
0116 242 3595
Curve
Rutland Street
Cultural Quater
Leicester
LE15 1SB
The Red Shoes
Kneehigh Theatre Company
Tuesday 5th October - Saturday 9th October
Surreal, sensious, bloody and bare -
a luscious physical fairytale
"Delirious, witty, macabre...
A show to die for" The Guardian
Curve is run by Leicester Theatre Trust Limited, a registered charity (no. 230708)
Curve is supported by
Arts Council England
Leicester City Council
Leicestershire County Council
Hot Stuff Curve Leicester things to do in and around Oakham
Image via Wikipedia
A Curve ProductionHot Stuff
Sat 2 Oct - Sat 6 Nov
The devil wears high heels
in this wickedly outrageously
musical. Stars Ceri Dupree
as Lucy Fur
Dolly Curve Leicester things to do In and around Oakham
Dolly
Curve Leicester
Tuesday 28th September - Saturday 2nd October
New Perspectives Theatre Company
in Association with Curve
Cloning meets country and western
musical in a new play by
Andy Barrett.
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake Curve Leicester things to do in and and around Oakham
Matthew Bourne's
Swan Lake
Mon 20 - Sat 25 Sep
Curve Leicester
Matthew Bournes thrilling,
multi award-winning
modern dance classic
"it will change the way you
see ballet forever"
Vertical Road Curve Leicester things to do in and around Oakham
Image via Wikipedia
What's ON
Vertical Road
Tue 14 - Sat 18 Sep
A Curve Co-production with
Akram Khan Company
Inspired by the myths of angels,
this exciting dance World Premier
features music by Nitin Sawhney.
I have afew of CD's
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