Live theatre, in English, in Strasbourg
Live theatre, in English, in Strasbourg
Hashtag Cindy draws inspiration from the English “pantomime” tradition – a seasonal musical comedy based on a well-known story, peppered with irony and observations on current events. The show is yet another adaptation of Cinderella, this time following the adventures of #Cindy and her bunny, Fluffy Bunny, as they navigate the labyrinth of the Web. …
Tagora’s improv workshops are back for another season! Nikki Lynn Michaelson leads weekly workshops. Plus, an opportunity to take your talents to the stage! A word from Nikki Before giving you the details of this year’s program, I want to offer some encouragement to all you potential newcomers. Yes, you! The other day, I was …
The plays of Perry Pontac have been a well-kept secret on BBC radio for far too long. They have been turning up regularly on what I’m afraid I still call the wireless ever since 1987, but it’s only with Codpieces, comprising three of Pontac’s Shakespearean parodies, that they now at last find their way into …
It’s pantomime, but not as we know it. Hashtag Cindy, Tagora’s winter production this year, will be an all-singing, all-dancing multimedia experience: we shall need the very best actors, singers, musicians, dancers and technicians to make it happen so now is the time to throw your hat into the ring. The story tells how #Cindy …
Tagora’s improvisers are bringing to the stage a live theatrical event which is completely improvised! They will present classic games that you know and love, as well as a newly developed, dream-like longform piece. It’s gonna be fun!
Photos now online The curtain has gone down for the last time on our production of Doubt: a parable by John Patrick Shanley, which ran from 23 to 26 April. In a Catholic school in the Bronx in 1964, the headmistress, Sister Aloysius, discovers that a priest may have crossed a line with a student. …
Tagora is sad to report the death of Martin Wright, long-time member of the group. He had been ill for a number of years.
Do you like punchy improv games with lots of audience participation? Do you like longform improv comedy inspired by a single suggestion? Maybe you’ve always wanted to see an improv show but never had the chance! This show is exactly what you’re looking for! Tagora’s improvisers are bringing you a completely unscripted show in two …
We’re launching a new series of play readings for the first half of 2026. Mostly online via Zoom, since the formula is popular, but we’re hoping to arrange at least one real-life meeting as well. Online readings take place on the following Sunday mornings starting at 11:00. They normally last between 1½ and 2 hours. …
“Life, you know, is rather like opening a tin of sardines. We all of us are looking for the key.” Tagora’s “An evening of Alan Bennett” opens on 29 January. Tickets now on sale. Alan Bennett – British screenwriter, dramatist, actor – is unsurpassed in his eye for detail. His words may sting or caress, but …