Coming very soon (Saturday and Tuesday!)
You Can't Watch This Play Create Your Own One Person Show Showcase!
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You Can't Watch This Play
Saturday 1st April, in Lewes.
Improvised Theatre inspired by The Fool,
Award-winning Jonathan Brown takes you on a wildly subversive, newly-discovered-each-performance journey, with live music from Dave Molz and in-the-moment plunges into worlds you’ve been told “DO NOT EXIST!” (…..and to shut up about them).
Jonathan Brown,
Best Male Performer 2013,
Best New Play 2012,
Best Male Performer nominee 2007,
Best New Play (shortlist) 2013, Brighton Fringe.
“Award-winning… performer Jonathan Brown returns…. with comic mysticism – he’s an off-kilter wild-man, ….. (with) nature-filled musings…… like elemental myths you might hear when huddled around a fire…..hypnotically unpredictable………. just peering over the dizzying edge of Brown’s sad, funny, mad world is……. a rush.” The Stage, 2015.
"Really enjoyed the show! You are a brave man, improvisation for 1.5 hours and it was excellent. I look forward to more" really enjoyed the show! You are a brave man, improvisation for 1.5 hours and it was excellent. look forward to more shows in Devon in the future
“Thank you for your show. I loved it… a brilliant piece of story telling. It was great to be part of something intimate …. engaging, moving, challenging, compassionate and funny.—— better than pretty much anything I have seen in the theatre over the last couple of years. Afterwards, I felt that I had been taken on a journey and come back knowing something new – which is just what theatre should be like.”
Andrew Miller, co-director, Wishworks Puppet Theatre Company.
“We are very lucky to have an actor like Jonathan Brown on our doorstep” Britt Forsberg
“If you ever get a chance to see this guy GO! Fantastic improvised one man show – very intimate, inventive and honest performance.” Ranmal Burkmar, Audience.
http://www.somethingunderground.co.uk/je-suis-fools-guide-to-cliff-edges/
More info
Show Details:
1st April
Lewes, All Saints Centre, Friars walk. 8pm
Tickets: £10 / £8 concs On door or through http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2905268
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Performers bring to you their nascent One Person Shows.
20 minute (ish) excerpts from a host of aspiring and inspiring new acts, all part of the "Create Your Own One Person Show" course, run by Jonathan Brown of Something Underground Theatre Company
The Cockpit, Marylebone.
7.30pm Tuesday 4th April
Free!
Come and support and offer your feedback afterwards!
http://www.somethingunderground.co.uk/create-your-own-one-person-show/
Featuring:
Lorna Gayle: Nine Night.
Paulette Harris-German: Fashioning a Dream
FemiBanjo: Mosaic The Man
Kieran Rogers: Crocodile Tears
And from 2015...
Lianne Campbell: "Up Shit Creek without a paddle"
Terianne Falcone: "Good Grief"
More blurbs as we get them.....
Nine Night. by Lorna Gayle
Martha is asked to host her best friend's Nine Night. The past comes back to haunt her as she bumps into some of the guests. Will she be able to contain her tainted memories? Or will grief get the better of her.
A play about grief, friendship and loyalty
Fashioning A Dream by Paulette Harris-German
60s Britain was a harsh and hostile place, but, no match for the sunny disposition of Miss Florence, Can she rise to her calling or will tragedy steal her dream.
Crocodile Tears: Kieran Rogers.
Jack has a secret. A secret that he kept for years. A secret that now he wants to share. His audience has arrived and now the show can begin. Crocodile Tears is a story about love, hate and what you can put up with when you are in a relationship.
Mosaic The Man: Femi Banjo (blurb to follow)
And possibly, from 2015 course alumni, with snippets from latest works.
Lianne Campbell: "Up Shit Creek without a paddle)
Terianne Falcone: "Good Grief"
Stories at West 88th Street Mona is extremely sheltered middle aged woman looking to move out of the family home finally. But she scared of cats. Emily finally talks with her friends about her husband’s death. A Pearl Harbor survivor reveals a war crime. Emily goes out on a date - it leaves her hungry.
Doors 7.15pm
7.30. prompt start
The Cockpit, Marylebone. London.
Free Admission.
Tuesday 4th April.
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