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Posted: Friday 16 December, 2011
The Next Stage Theatre In Education team were delighted to be invited to St Saviour's Junior School to facilitate two hour-long drama workshops based on Auguste Renoir's famous painting "The Umbrellas". The Year 4 class had been using the painting as…
Click here to read the full article.Posted: Thursday 08 December, 2011
Perhaps computers and modern living make this rural tale a little outdated, but Toad, Ratty, Mole, Badger and the creatures of the Wild Wood can still charm and, of course, are still the recognisable characters that we all know in the real world. Next…
Click here to read the full article.Posted: Friday 02 December, 2011
Bath's top non-pro troupe, the consistently adventurous Next Stage, had another year marked by quality and boldness - standout productions included Muriel Spark's 'The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie', Joe Orton's merry farce 'What the Butler Saw' and Tom Stoppard's…
Click here to read the full article.Posted: Wednesday 23 November, 2011
Funny, witty, profound and endearing – nearly 20 years on from when it was first performed at the National Theatre in London, Tom Stoppard's play remains as resonant today as it was then. There's even a character jailed for desecrating the Cenotaph…
Click here to read the full article.Posted: Friday 28 October, 2011
“Did you ever hear the story of the Johnston twins…?” In their latest production Next Stage Youth brought Willy Russell’s Blood Brothers to life with a small but impressive cast which did justice to the original play. The story follows the lives…
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