Event: Spring Theatre Season 2010 – Interpreted Performances
Oval House Theatre
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| Title | Spring Theatre Season 2010 – Interpreted Performances |
| Type of event | Theatre |
| Dates | 18 February 2010 - 26 March 2010 |
| Description | Dates of British Sign Language Interpreted Performances Rigged Written by Ashmeed Sohoye. Directed by Natalie Wilson. "I don't wanna be the hardest man in the smallest town. I want something more." Nathan is an angry sixteen year-old. Addicted to gambling, in receipt of an ABSO and at odds with his family, life is complicated. RIGGED is the powerful story of a troubled young man bright enough to know his options are closing down, but too angry to do anything about it. Thursday 18th February 7.45pm with Tracy Tyer (Downstairs) Memoirs of a Hermaphrodite Written and performed by Sarah Leaver Directed by Denis Evans and Tanushka Marah For centuries the concept of the hermaphrodite has been shrouded in mystery, and feelings towards them have ranged from prophet to freak. Inspired by the true story of Herculin Barbin, Sarah Leaver brings us a remarkable story of the struggle of an individual born between genders Thursday 25th March 8pm with Jacqui Beckford (Upstairs) Dates of Audio Described Performances Every Year, Every Day, I Am Walking Magnet Theatre, Cape town Award-Winning African Physical Theatre Aggie and Ernestine are sisters and best friends. Playing together in their rural idyll, life couldn't be happier. That is, until their lives are shattered by violence. Friday 12th March 7.45pm with Pauline Brandt and Eleanor Margolies (Downstairs) Memoirs of a Hermaphrodite Friday 26th March 8pm with Ruth James and Alison Clarke (Upstairs) Tickets to our audio described shows include the option of a touch tour before. Dates of Video Linked Performances Memoirs of a Hermaphrodite Friday 19th March, 8 pm. (Video link auditorium) Venue Information Video link auditorium Although our upstairs theatre is not wheelchair accessible, Oval House Theatre has introduced a creative solution and would like to introduce the new Video-link Auditorium. This is a specially adapted ground floor room with a large screen linked by live video relay to our upstairs theatre and wheelchair access. Audiences also have the opportunity to meet cast and company members before the show. Tickets to broadcasts are free and group bookings for special viewings can be arranged. |
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| Name | Oval House Theatre |
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52 - 54 Kennington Oval Lambeth SE11 5SW |
| Telephone | 020 7582 0080 |
| Website | www.ovalhouse.com/ |
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