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Animal Tales

Dance To The End...

Reservoir Dogs

 

Thursday 21st September 7.30pm Matinee at 2.30pm

PLATFORM 4 presents

ANIMAL TALES

Inspired by the relationship between the painter Franz Marc and the poet, Else Lasker-Schule, Animal Tales tells the story of a lonely poet and a playful painter. Else has been playing toy soldiers and Franz has been painting multi-coloured animals; so what happens when Franz starts to send Else those magical postcards? Find out in this, Platform 4's second show after Paper Forest, of which people said 'absolutely mind blowing' and 'a truly superb performance'

Tickets £7 Concessions £5 Members £4

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Friday 3rd & Saturday 4th November 8pm

TONAL THEATRE presents

DANCE TO THE END OF TIME

' this is the time....this is the still point....one thousand years unwound......'

The premiere performances of a work by Martin Read and Phillip Sealey, inspired by Philosopher Walter Benjamin's essay 'The Angel of History', a description of the destructive aspects of progress, the performers will include internationally renowned mezzo-soprano, Sarah Fryer, Conductor Timothy Redmond, chamber ensemble Camarada, a group of dancers and a quartet of voices from the Hampshire County Youth Choir. Sets will be designed by Al Salaris, and an exhibition of paintings inspired by The Angel of History will be on show throughout November at The Tower

Tickets £6 Concessions & Members £4

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Tuesday 14th November 7.30pm

TWO WAY MIRROR THEATRE COMPANY presents

RESERVOIR DOGS

So Two Way Mirror decide to stage THE Movie of the 90's and they phone Miramax in the States to try and get permission. And the guy on the phone says 'fine, no problem, good luck'. So with Quentin Tarantino's own blessing - for 'twas the man himself - we now encounter The Dogs for real, feared and afraid, disturbingly live, on stage and potentially in your face. This production keeps faith scene by scene with the original script, but the play unfolds chronologically and not, as in the movie, in flashback. But BE WARNED; Act Two starts with what has to the scariest 30 seconds you've ever experienced in the theatre, so, if you are of a nervous disposition, STAY AWAY.

WARNING: Strong language and disturbing imagery. Not suitable for under 16's.

Tickets £7.50 Concessions £6.50 Members £5.50

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