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Total Theatre's editor @DorothyMax will be in conversation tonight in Brighton, talking about her 1970s memoir #69ExhibitionRoad with John Robb and Simon Price, who'll also be talking about/signing their books. @residentmusic@DeadWaxSocial 6-8pm
An appreciation of Penny Francis, MBE who died in June 2023. Dorothy Max Prior and a host of other friends, former students, and colleagues from the world of puppetry and visual theatre tell us what the incorrigible Doyenne of Puppetry meant to them.
https://t.co/odmDrdUM02
The Streets are Alive… with the Sound of Music! Dorothy Max Prior previews the Out There Festival 2023, which brings a wealth of physical, visual and aural delights to the streets, parks and beaches of Great Yarmouth this September.
https://t.co/KnjI1PfkGZ
https://t.co/hIIRfL0Dkn
Curated programmes, trusted venues, familiar artists and producers – Dorothy Max Prior plays it safe at the Edinburgh Festivals 2023
Watching Odin Teatret’s Thebes at the Time of Yellow Fever, Bianca Mastrominico reflects on the extraordinary six-decade journey of the company, the crossroads they have now reached, and the home of their legacy
https://t.co/IHNHeGK2v1
LIMF 2023: As One Door Closes... We’re entering the final week of the last ever London International Mime Festival, which is bowing out with a bang. Dorothy Max Prior reflects on work seen to-date:
https://t.co/3d9ANFRq41
‘Death is always present – it reminds us that we are alive.’ This is the mantra of Belgian theatre company Still Life, who present their Avignon Festival hit show Flesh @BarbicanCentre 25–28 Jan 2023 for London International Mime Festival @MimeLondon
https://t.co/CRPcAlBq4R
Jon Beedell RIP: Making Mincemeat of Flimsy Reality
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Four of Jon Beedell’s friends and colleagues – Edward Taylor, Bill Palmer, Lorna Rees, and Jeremy Shine – show their appreciation for the late great Jon Beedell.
https://t.co/elvMr9uA9e
Brendan Stapleton charts the influence of Commedia Dell’arte in live and onscreen performance over the past century, and praises a recent documentary about the legendary Joan and Barry Grantham. https://t.co/LowKFQbWOZ
Follow My Leader: Out There Festival leads the way with a fabulously rich programme of street theatre, circus and cabaret, presented in the streets, parks, beaches, and housing estates of Great Yarmouth. Read all about it!
https://t.co/gNAcBwqIQz
@outtherearts say their Festival in Gt Yarmouth will go ahead this weekend – with Silence, the Saturday night processional show by Les Commandos Percu, adapted to include a two-minute silence (appropriately enough) in tribute to the late Queen. https://t.co/8t5muRDUX3
Circus, Circus! Edinburgh Festivals 2022
Small gods, humans, animals and a brave space. Dorothy Max Prior samples some of the many circus shows on offer at the Edinburgh Festivals 2022
https://t.co/OA26hPGFOh
Black Sheep, Head Set, Musclebound, and Boy: Four very different shows at the Edinburgh Fringe 2022, from autobiographical solos to docu-theatre, that explore identity and tell true-life stories – as witnessed by Dorothy Max Prior:
https://t.co/RNJRpsBUrs
Black Sheep, Head Set, Musclebound, and Boy: Four very different shows at the Edinburgh Fringe 2022, from autobiographical solos to docu-theatre, that explore identity and tell true-life stories – as witnessed by Dorothy Max Prior:
https://t.co/RNJRpsBUrs