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In An Instant at Theatre503
23 - 29 August 2010
It was a day like any other and then, in an instant…
He should have walked away. She should have stayed indoors. A chance encounter. A sudden impact. A moment when everything changed. Come and witness these life-changing experiences... Because nothing stays the same forever.
Fresh from their success at Latitude Festival, Eyebrow Productions brings you an evening of captivating short plays written by some of the hottest talent around at one of London's most exciting new writing venues.
Eyebrow also want to hear your stories and encourage you all to be a part of their In An Instant installation, coming to the Theatre503 foyer. Call their hotline on 020 8144 8615 to share some of those life-changing moments, completing the sentence "It was a day like any other and then, in an instant..."
23 - 29 August 2010
It was a day like any other and then, in an instant…
He should have walked away. She should have stayed indoors. A chance encounter. A sudden impact. A moment when everything changed. Come and witness these life-changing experiences... Because nothing stays the same forever.
Fresh from their success at Latitude Festival, Eyebrow Productions brings you an evening of captivating short plays written by some of the hottest talent around at one of London's most exciting new writing venues.
Eyebrow also want to hear your stories and encourage you all to be a part of their In An Instant installation, coming to the Theatre503 foyer. Call their hotline on 020 8144 8615 to share some of those life-changing moments, completing the sentence "It was a day like any other and then, in an instant..."
In An Instant at the Latitude Festival - 4pm on Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th July 2010 at the Outdoor Theatre.
We will be performing our new piece In An Instant for the sunny Outdoor Theatre... He should have walked away. She should have stayed indoors. A chance encounter. A sudden impact. A moment when everything changed. Come and witness these life-changing experiences... because nothing stays the same forever. An hour of captivating short plays by writers including Jack Thorne, James Graham and Matthew Dunster, brought together for Latitude. Accompanied by live music from Dave Tither specially commissioned for the festival.
The RADA bar, Malet Street, 7:30pm
£3 or free to RADA students and staff
http://www.rada.org/events/index.aspx?id=17936
Presenting:
Invisible Mice by Kenneth Emson
Take Me Away by Emma Jowett
Gods and Horsies by John Sheerman
Eyes Full of Pornography by Michael Ross
Out The Back by James Aden
The Visit by Amy Abrahams
Legacy by Ben Cooper
Details to follow soon. Watch this space...
http://www.accidentalfestival.com/2010/
A night of short plays written, directed and performed by some of the hottest talent around.
Come join us at the prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Art for an evening of new writing - all taking place in the relaxed setting of the RADA bar. So come in from the cold, pull up a chair, grab a drink, and be entertained by new writing from all over the globe.
http://www.rada.org/events/index.aspx?id=17936
Plays being performed:
Making It by Adam Barnard
Not Like Us by Rachel Barnett
Catch a Falling Knife by John AD Fraser
Speed Trap by Michael Hart
Angeldust by Catherine Harvey
Catch by Emma Jowett
Letters to Sparkle by Paul Richards
The Brewer's Tale by John Sheerman
They’re back! It’s the comeback they said they’d never bother with, the return nobody clamored for, eagerly anticipated by no-one in particular. The second coming that’s been so underhyped we didn’t know it was happening ourselves.
Come along and see what all the fuss hasn’t been about.
Find out if the Evening Standard were right in saying they’d never heard of them, and decide for yourself why The Times suggested they call back when Gary in Advertising was back from lunch. Come and enjoy a handful of men perform an evening of sketchy comedy.
In Association with Eyebrow Productions & Writetime.
Monday 8th February 2010, 9.30pm
Tickets - £6.50
To reserve tickets call 020 7704 2001
The Hen & Chickens Theatre
109 St Pauls Road, Islington N1 2NA (Highbury & Islington tube)
The comedy stylings of So On & So Forth.
Join them for their debut evening of sketch comedy at the Hen & Chickens Theatre, Highbury and Islington.
Come along and see what all the fuss hasn’t been about.
Find out if the Evening Standard were right in saying they’d never heard of them, and decide for yourself why The Times suggested they call back when Gary in Advertising returned from lunch.
Come and enjoy a handful of men perform an evening of sketchy comedy.
In Association with Eyebrow Productions & Writetime.
Monday 14 December, 9.30pm
Tickets - £6.50
To reserve tickets call 020 7704 2001
The Hen & Chickens Theatre
109 St Pauls Road, Islington N1 2NA (Highbury & Islington tube)
Featuring;
Martin Allanson
Nicholas Gadd
Chris Nayak
John Sheerman
It will be a relaxed evening of theatre shorts and a good opportunity to meet other creative (but not pretentious) types and share a bottle or wine (or three).
Please do come along and we look forward to seeing you there.
http://www.rada.org/events/index.aspx?id=17936
Roundhouse on Saturday 23 May.
We will be performing our new piece In An Instant for the sunny Outdoor Theatre... He should have walked away. She should have stayed indoors. A chance encounter. A sudden impact. A moment when everything changed. Come and witness these life-changing experiences... because nothing stays the same forever. An hour of captivating short plays by writers including Jack Thorne, James Graham and Matthew Dunster, brought together for Latitude. Accompanied by live music from Dave Tither specially commissioned for the festival.
The RADA bar, Malet Street, 7:30pm
£3 or free to RADA students and staff
http://www.rada.org/events/index.aspx?id=17936
Presenting:
Invisible Mice by Kenneth Emson
Take Me Away by Emma Jowett
Gods and Horsies by John Sheerman
Eyes Full of Pornography by Michael Ross
Out The Back by James Aden
The Visit by Amy Abrahams
Legacy by Ben Cooper
Details to follow soon. Watch this space...
http://www.accidentalfestival.com/2010/
A night of short plays written, directed and performed by some of the hottest talent around.
Come join us at the prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Art for an evening of new writing - all taking place in the relaxed setting of the RADA bar. So come in from the cold, pull up a chair, grab a drink, and be entertained by new writing from all over the globe.
http://www.rada.org/events/index.aspx?id=17936
Plays being performed:
Making It by Adam Barnard
Not Like Us by Rachel Barnett
Catch a Falling Knife by John AD Fraser
Speed Trap by Michael Hart
Angeldust by Catherine Harvey
Catch by Emma Jowett
Letters to Sparkle by Paul Richards
The Brewer's Tale by John Sheerman
They’re back! It’s the comeback they said they’d never bother with, the return nobody clamored for, eagerly anticipated by no-one in particular. The second coming that’s been so underhyped we didn’t know it was happening ourselves.
Come along and see what all the fuss hasn’t been about.
Find out if the Evening Standard were right in saying they’d never heard of them, and decide for yourself why The Times suggested they call back when Gary in Advertising was back from lunch. Come and enjoy a handful of men perform an evening of sketchy comedy.
In Association with Eyebrow Productions & Writetime.
Monday 8th February 2010, 9.30pm
Tickets - £6.50
To reserve tickets call 020 7704 2001
The Hen & Chickens Theatre
109 St Pauls Road, Islington N1 2NA (Highbury & Islington tube)
The comedy stylings of So On & So Forth.
Join them for their debut evening of sketch comedy at the Hen & Chickens Theatre, Highbury and Islington.
Come along and see what all the fuss hasn’t been about.
Find out if the Evening Standard were right in saying they’d never heard of them, and decide for yourself why The Times suggested they call back when Gary in Advertising returned from lunch.
Come and enjoy a handful of men perform an evening of sketchy comedy.
In Association with Eyebrow Productions & Writetime.
Monday 14 December, 9.30pm
Tickets - £6.50
To reserve tickets call 020 7704 2001
The Hen & Chickens Theatre
109 St Pauls Road, Islington N1 2NA (Highbury & Islington tube)
Featuring;
Martin Allanson
Nicholas Gadd
Chris Nayak
John Sheerman
It will be a relaxed evening of theatre shorts and a good opportunity to meet other creative (but not pretentious) types and share a bottle or wine (or three).
Please do come along and we look forward to seeing you there.
http://www.rada.org/events/index.aspx?id=17936
Roundhouse on Saturday 23 May.