Past Shows
The Comedy of Errors
Sterts Theatre
Liskeard, Cornwall
Thu 5th June - 7:30pm
Fri 6th June - 1.30pm and 7.30pm
01726 879500 - www.sterts.co.uk
£9 £7.50 £5 - matinee all tickets £5
The Minack Theatre
Porthcurno, Cornwall
Mon 9th - Fri 1th June - 8.00pm
Wed 11th and Fri 13th June - 2.00pm
01736810181 - www.minack.com
Adult £8.50 £7 - under 16 £4.50 £3.50
A new adaptation by Gunduz Kalic
Directed by Emma Gersch
The Comedy of Errors - an Identity Fair:
Join us on our Greek holiday island of Ephisisos. Then when you've had your fill of feasting and games, enjoy the calamitous chaos of mistaken identity, confusion and madness..
A Comedy of Errors
May 20th - 24th at 6.00 p.m.
A new adaptation by Gunduz Kalic
Directed by Emma Gersch
The Comedy of Errors - an Identity Fair:
Join us on our Greek holiday island of Ephisisos. Then when you've had your fill of feasting and games, enjoy the calamitous chaos of mistaken identity, confusion and madness..
La Salsiccia
7.30 p.m.
La Salsiccia marks the birth of Full Tilt Commedia inspired by the 16th century Italian genre Commedia Dell'Arte.
Complex
December 6th, 7th, and 8th at 7.30p.m.with matinee at 2.30p.m. on Saturday 8th.
Electra/Oedipus
Odeipus and Electra explode into the here and now.
Graduating Class of 2008 reinvent these timeless stories in a stunning double bill, fusing movement, multimedia and epic text.
LOOT
By Joe Orton
Directed by Emma Gersch
November 1st, 2nd 3rd @ 7.30 pm
November 3rd and 4th @ 2.30 pm
Bath Spa University Theatre
Newton St. Loe Campus.
Tickets: £6/£4 available from Bath Festivals Box Office on:
01225 463 362 or email: boxoffice@bathfestivals.org.uk
A tour-de-force of high farce; irreverent, amoral and bizarre.
"I have a lot of vices but false modesty is not one of them. And the best thing about Loot is the quality of the writing." (Joe Orton)
Step into Orton’s world; a place where the righteous are punished, the reprobates walk free and amorality is celebrated. This biting satire is a force of bad manners, and Orton’s unique blend of comedy and violence still has the power to shock, ruffle and rouse. A brilliantly crafted and thrilling farce, not to be missed!
Full Tilt Theatre Company kicks off their autumn season with a sizzling production of this timeless masterpiece, hailed as "the most genuinely quick witted, pungent and sprightly entertainment by a new, young British playwright for a decade" (Sunday Telegraph).
Hunting for Moby
June 2007
Directed by Sam Grogan
A Streetcar Named Desire
May and June 2007
by Tennessee Williams
A Third Thesis Production
Graduating Class of 2007
Wonderland Club of Hearts
June 2007
Thesis production
Devised by Performing Arts Graduating Class of 2007
This unique reinvention of Lewis Carroll's classic tales of Alice, creates a place where dream and reality collide to form a new kind of weird world.
Raisin
May 2007
Raisin fuses new writing, movement, film and music to tell this fresh, original story.
The House of Bernarda Alba
March 2007
By Franco Garcia Lorca
Directed by Heather Johansen and Emma Gersch
Mistero Buffo
March 2007
A highly buffoonish theatrical event adapted from Nobel Prize winner Darrio Fo's classic.
Government Inspector
March 2007
by Nikolai Gogol
Directed by Pat Welsh
Macbeth
March 2007
A new adaption by Gunduz Kalic
Directed by Emma Gersch
Enter a world where power and magic collide and collude to mess up nature and the world order.
Radically modernised, the play is set against a backdrop of speed, greed, urgency and fear, where nothing is safe, everything is changing and ambition drives the Macbeths to lust for the 'future in the instant'.
Aladdin
December 2006
A pantomime directed by Pat Welsh
Devised by the director and cast.
Agamemnon
December 2006
Directed by Gunduz Kalic and Emma Gersch
In this radically reinvented version of Aeschylus' timeless classic, Full Tilt Theatre Company boldly fuse live original music, poetry, colour and ritual movement to create an arresting theatrical event.
Beckett Exhibition
December 2006
Directed by Olivia Turnbull
Using a variety of media that combined live performance, voiceover, and film, the Exhibition comprised an assortment of Samuel Beckett's dramatic works for radio, stage and screen.
Heresies
November 2006
by Deborah Levy
"...you can sit back and let its haunting powers and beauties wash over you." Steve Wright.
Number 2 in Benedict Nightingale's Top Five Theatre in The Times.
And the Little One Said
August 2005
Directed by Sam Grogan
Devised by Sam Grogan and Cast
"This was a very cleverly presented piece of physical theatre, which all takes place in a large bed." Three Weeks
That's Twice (Re-routed)
August 2005
Original Script: Gunduz Kalic and Michael
Earnshaw
Re-routed script: Ian McNish, Sam Grogan,
Chris South, Melanie
Crossey, Jessica Rogers,
Heather Johansen
Director/Producer Heather Johansen
"An extraordinary commedia-meets-political-cabaret piece played in relentless, manic overdrive." Kate Copstick, The Scotsman
Hamlet
July 2006
Following a sell-out season in conjunction with the Bath Shakespeare Festival 2006
A new adaptation by: Gunduz Kalic
Directed by: Emma Gersch
The Ink Well
June 2005
By Carlos Muniz
Directed by Olivia Turnbull
Hamlet by the Lake
March 2006
A new adaptation by : Gunduz Kalic
Directed by: Emma Gersch
"This is Shakespeare of its best and not to be missed" Bath Chronicle
"A Tour de Force!"
Phillip Parr, Director of the Bath Shakespeare Festival 2006
Bollywood Carmen
April 2007
Original Asian music composed by
Maestro of Santoor, Kiranpal Singh Deoora
An Adaptation of Bizet's Carmen
An evening of extravagance and transormation - a sumptuous feast of experiences including a five course banquet of Indian food.
Directed by Gunduz Kalic
