Alice in Brexitland
Tagora’s next major production is Alice in Brexitland To be produced at the Cube noir from 31 January to 5 February 2019. Tickets on sale from this site from 20 November 2018.
Tickets on sale for the new YATS production
How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying is the Tony Award winning musical based on the best-selling book of the same name. The story concerns an ambitious young man, who, with the help of an advice book, rises from window washer to chairman of the board of a big New York corporation. Set in the mid-century office world popularized by Mad Men, How To Succeed… boasts a jazzy musical score by Frank Loesser and witty dialogue by theater icon Abe Burrows. It is also one of Continue reading →
ASIDES – 6 June meeting cancelled
Unfortunately, the Asides which was scheduled for tomorrow evening (6 June) is cancelled. Apologies to those people who were planning to attend.
Rattigan double-bill: tickets now on sale
Véronique Zentz directs two plays by Terence Rattigan. Harlequinade Romeo is wrinkly and rheumatic; Juliet dissimulates her fading charms thanks to an understanding stage-manager and a lighting tech well versed in the use of shadow. Who has not dreamed of playing the ingenue for ever? The stage itself is a theatre of illusion. But when, just hours before curtain-up, reality begins to take over where illusion left off, the world turns upside-down. Revelations and confrontations strain the precarious balance of this theatre company whose ageing Continue reading →
Coming up …
… our major production, a Terence Rattigan double-bill, at the end of May. And if you are looking for some theatrical entertainment before then, keep your eye on our “Asides” programme, featuring works by Ionesco, Ayckbourn and N.F. Simpson. Continue reading →
Lights, camera, action!
Tagora members and friends interested in getting involved in audiovisual productions under the aegis of Tagora are invited to a short meeting to talk about possibilities. The Amicale’s Video-Photo Club ceased activity some years ago, and with it the film productions, ranging from coverage of Amicale events to original creations. Tagora is now testing the water to see whether there is sufficient interest to relaunch the idea, but this time with stronger links – if only administrative – to Tagora and its English-language drama activities. Continue reading →
Souvenirs …
