3 result(s) for micro theatre in Videos
See What Happened @ St. George's Day Bash - Bowie, Charity & Partying for England
- 28 Apr 2023 11:59 AM
- specials
By Peterjon Cresswell: Sundowners, Shakespeare and Jerusalem. Fish & chips, Tikka Masala and Eton Mess. Fine local wines, G&T's, English whisky, ale and cocktails. Let’s Dance, Stairway to Heaven and Suffragette City. A song for Ukraine, blackjack, Bond, a charity auction and raffle prize winners. To sum it up in a few words, that’s not a bad start.
Recirquel Circus Company: Non Solus, Mupa, 30 December
- 27 Dec 2016 9:10 AM
- community & culture
If once there existed a state of primordial unity, then all souls originated from the same source. Ever since, in their human incarnations on earth, fragmented souls have been in search of others so that once again they might be made whole.
Philippe Quesne/Campo (FR/BE): Next Day, Trafó Budapest. 16 -17 October
- 9 Oct 2015 9:02 AM
- entertainment
The theatre of Philippe Quesne is grafted on common rituals of contemporary life, altering these on stage into small ceremonies, both derisory and playful, but extremely symptomatic of the shortcomings of our society.
See What Happened @ St. George's Day Bash - Bowie, Charity & Partying for England
- 28 Apr 2023 11:59 AM
- specials
By Peterjon Cresswell: Sundowners, Shakespeare and Jerusalem. Fish & chips, Tikka Masala and Eton Mess. Fine local wines, G&T's, English whisky, ale and cocktails. Let’s Dance, Stairway to Heaven and Suffragette City. A song for Ukraine, blackjack, Bond, a charity auction and raffle prize winners. To sum it up in a few words, that’s not a bad start.
Recirquel Circus Company: Non Solus, Mupa, 30 December
- 27 Dec 2016 9:10 AM
- community & culture
If once there existed a state of primordial unity, then all souls originated from the same source. Ever since, in their human incarnations on earth, fragmented souls have been in search of others so that once again they might be made whole.
Philippe Quesne/Campo (FR/BE): Next Day, Trafó Budapest. 16 -17 October
- 9 Oct 2015 9:02 AM
- entertainment
The theatre of Philippe Quesne is grafted on common rituals of contemporary life, altering these on stage into small ceremonies, both derisory and playful, but extremely symptomatic of the shortcomings of our society.