Category: Theatre
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Murderous Medway: The Curious Case of Cuthbert’s Curse.
Alternate Shadows Theatre Group Proudly Present An Original Murder Mystery Adventure at the iconic Eastgate House.
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#RLF2016: The Turtle Moves
Fun and activities for all ages inspired by Sir Terry Pratchett’s Discworld. Community Hub and High Street, Saturday, October 8. 10am-4pm We were too far down the line to organise a tribute to STP last year, but were keen to keep his name and work alive. ‘The Turtle Moves’ is the…
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Introducing: The Safe and Sound Project
The background to our playwriting workshop is all too relevant to what’s happening all over the world, with the suffering of refugees bringing it home to us every day.
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Introducing: My Mind is Free – a new play by Sam Hall
We are excited to announce that festival creative partner Sam Hall’s new full-length play, MY MIND IS FREE, comes to the Rochester Literature Festival on Sunday 11 October as part of a 20-venue tour of London and the Southeast, supported by Arts Council England.
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Akala and the Hip Hop Shakespeare Company at Fuse Festival
Join Akala and THSC (The Hip-Hop Shakespeare Company) for the dynamic and interactive Hip-Hop Shakespeare Lyric Writing and Performance Workshops that inspire you to approach literature, music and theatre in a whole new way. Work with the founder of THSC to build self-confidence, take creative risks, analyze rhythm and rhyme…
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Murder in the Crypt – A Creative Retreat
We have decided that the site specific theatre event was not quite ready to run on the 4th October and have decided to postpone it. In its place we will be running a Creative Retreat in the Bishop’s House and would like to invite writers, poets, artists and other creatives…
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Byron’s Teapot
A mad mix of the unusual and quirky is in order for the finale for this year’s festival. It was Lady Caroline Lamb who gave Byron the lasting epitaph of Mad, Bad & Dangerous to Know, and we know our line up for this final event will not disappoint.
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A Night at the Theatre: The Spirit of My Dream
17Percent presents an evening of new plays for the Rochester Literature Festival.
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To Sir With Love – Orchard Theatre
EMMA DEWHURST, editor of WOW magazine, reviews ‘TO SIR WITH LOVE’, starring Matthew Kelly and RSC actor Ansu Kabia, at the Orchard Theatre Dartford until Saturday 30th November.
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Last call for the Steyning Festival 2014
The Company, in association with the Steyning Festival, is looking for 6 unperformed plays (maximum length 45 mins) from playwrights in the South East (incl London) for The Steyning Festival Theatre Trails.
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