"A Strange Wild Song" by Rhum and Clay Theatre Company

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By joolsjm at 22:49 on 11/10/12

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Tiverton Community Arts Theatre present:-
Direct from the Edinburgh Fringe

A Strange Wild Song by Rhum and Clay Theatre Company:-

Left a single roll of film after his grandfather'sdeath, a man searches for meaning through the photographs inside. He discovers a surreal world of childhood and memory, where fragments of a half-remembered explode into the present day calm.

Critically acclaimed Rhum and Clay return with a darkly comic story told in their visually unique and highly inventive style. Accompanied by a live musical score, this Lecoq-trained company tell an unforgettable tale using a thrilling mixture of dynamic physical movement, stunning imagery and absurdist humour.

Monday 12th November. 7.30pm Doors open at 6.30pm
Tiverton Community Arts Theatre (@ Tiverton High School)
Tickets £10 Adults, £8 Concessions and £6 Students
Available at http://tinyurl.com/885jmdh or Tiverton Tourist Information Centre

Date: Monday, November 12, 2012

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    This event will be prededed by a performance by:-

    CYCLES
    Pete Canter (saxophone) & Jesse Molins (guitar)

    Two of the South West's finest improvising musicians come together to explore the possibilities of new music composed by Pete Canter. Cycles takes the audience on a journey through a shifting and colourful harmonic landscape in which evocative melodies serve as landmarks for a freely and continuously evolving improvisation.
    http://tinyurl.com/8dbqgxb http://http://tinyurl.com/8dbqgxb


    Julian Morgan
    TCAT http://tinyurl.com/9z2oblx

    By joolsjm at 15:58 on 20/10/12

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