To make it easier to plan for our future production, La Belle Époque, a discussion forum is now open on this Web site. It’s a space to exchange ideas, to volunteer for roles both on- and off-stage, or to look for possible participants in anything you are hoping to contribute.
To prevent abuse, you have to log on to use it, and also be approved by the administrator(s). Sorry for the inconvenience, but there are lots of people out there in Internet-land just looking for an opportunity to promote their life-enhancing drugs, rip-off Rolexes or sportswear of dubious origin.
To visit the forum, click here. Regular participants in Tagora productions should find they are able to post. If it doesn’t work for you, please contact Tagora.
With our recent production of Watson in Winter just finished, it’s time we turned our thoughts to the next challenge – La Belle époque, a Victorian-era music-hall.
We’ll be looking for singers, dancers and actors, but most of all for people willing to invent, create, cast and manage contributions to this fun-filled variety show.
Come along to the launch meeting on Thursday 6 June to find out more. Continue reading →
Thanks to David-Michel Muller we have an excellent collection of photos of our two latest productions, Watson in Winter by Richard Thayer and selected sketches by Harold Pinter.
Click on the photo to visit his on-line gallery.
Downloadable versions of the photos will be available on the Tagora Web site shortly.
Marcel Soulodre is a likeable Canadian who performs a tribute to Johnny Cash. Catch him at the Camionneur on 23 May.
From his Web site:
“Wanted Man – A Tribute to Johnny Cash entertains audiences around the globe. Experience the outlaw phenomenon in the rhythm and music that made Johnny Cash a true legend, by one of the greatest living interpreters of Johnny Cash songs.” Continue reading →
Update – we’ve found most of what we are looking for. Thanks to those who offered items. But we also need something similar to the garment pictured left. Colour not so important, but should be quilted (as shown) or velvet.
Please contact Tagora if you can help. Continue reading →
A production company making a film for ARTE is looking for actors for a film set during the First World War, to be shot locally (Strasbourg area).
The main criterion is that they should have British accents (English, Welsh, Scottish – and no doubt Irish would also be fine). Continue reading →
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