Mémoires d’une tricheuse

1 November 2017 by David
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Isabelle Dousset in “Mémoires d'une tricheuse”
This year’s Théâtralis festival takes place at the Espace K from 2 to 4 November 2017. Tagora will be contributing a short monologue in French, Mémoires d’une tricheuse, performed by Isabelle Dousset. You can see her on Thursday and Saturday evenings, and there’s plenty of other things on the programme. More information on the festival Web site.

Ta-daaa! It’s the TAAD

24 August 2017 by David
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Too Old to Die Young
As Tagora regulars know, TAAD is the Tagora Almost Annual Dinner – so named because we don’t always manage to hold one every twelve months. This year it will take place on Saturday 28 October, with live music from Too Old to Die Young and a selection of dramatic or humorous contributions organised by our emcee, David Adamson. The venue is the Camionneur. Doors open at 19.00. Admission is free: just pay for what you eat and drink. Come and enjoy dinner and wine and Continue reading →

“Speak Truth to Power”

1 June 2017 by David
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Court in the Act
Court in the Act, the theatre group of the European Court of Human Rights, will be performing  “Speak Truth to Power: voices from beyond the dark”, written by Ariel Dorfman and directed by Andra Matei at 12.30 p.m. on 12 June, in the small hearing room of the Palais des Droits de l’Homme “At this difficult moment for Europe, for the world and for the cause of human rights, when the forces of regression and hatred are on the march everywhere, the news that my play Continue reading →

Auditions: “Harlequinade”

22 May 2017 by David
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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 leading lights must carry the can. Terence Rattigan’s Harlequinade Continue reading →

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