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Brine Leas Drama Department Theatre in Lockdown! Here is a list of shows you can watch online. We will try to add to this when we find out about new productions. Please be aware of age restrictions – some pieces are more suitable for Show Details Link Wind in the Willows - light family fun https://www.willo wsmusical.com Free sign up required The Show Must Go Live readings of Shakespeare's works https://youtu.be/ Online provided by top-notch actors who would KOAHj4ANGKw otherwise be twiddling their thumbs. The pieces will kick off tomorrow with Two Two Gentlemen of Gentlemen in Verona. Verona King Lear, RSC This edited version of King Lear was https://youtu.be/ created specifically for younger audiences zP_g-ODJ2SM and played in schools across England as well as at the Park Avenue Armory in New York, where this film was made. Globe productions Several Shakespeare productions https://globeplayer .tv/ Gecko Theatre - The Gecko Theatre have 5 full length physical https://youtu.be/ Time of Your Life Theatre shows on You Tube. 5PQpxi7h_rc The Depraved Appetite of Tarrare The Bristol-based puppetry and theatre https://vimeo.co company have shared their show The the Freak Depraved Appetite of Tarrare the Freak m/201758331 online, a chamber opera that charts the story of a sideshow freak in 18th-century Pariswho serves as a spy for the French Revolutionary Army. I, Cinna, Written for ages 11+, I, Cinna (The Poet) is https://youtu.be/ Shakespeare's Julius Caesar told through 6xQAr5le0UU the eyes of a jigging fool. I, Cinna is the latest in a series of solo shows written and directed by Tim Crouch inspired by Shakespeare's lesser characters, including I, Peaseblossom and I, Malvolio (RSC, 2011) and was commissioned as part of the RSC's World Shakespeare Festival. Tim Crouch Performance of I, Malvolio at the Brighton https://vimeo.co I Malvolio Pavilion Studio on March 13, 2015. Written m/386837018 and performed by Tim Crouch. Emma Rice - Wise Coming soon Children Rupert Goold - Coming Soon Albion Physical Theatre Performance Physical Theatre - 5 https://youtu.be/ Soldiers 2urN4ESejFo Theatre Reach– YouTube channel featuring interviews with https://www.yout professionals working in theatre: ube.com/channe l/UC7v8HyQ7W GyeeJglLFayo4 Q?fbclid=IwAR2 CLqYW4HvStak KA4nZn98GQK HUlXpoDSbZe1 TzSMrH- jei4rGPLNqIqjs Timpson: The Two households, both alike in dignity … https://www.you Musical well, sort of. Our narrator, a talking portrait, tube.com/watch lays our scene in Victorian London and this ?v=LfzOOWCi8 musical comedy imagines the founding of Ag&feature=you the popular shoe repair chain as a union tu.be between two companies, the Montashoes and the Keypulets Production of Blood Play with musical about twins seperated at https://www.yout Brothers by Theatre birth. Set text ube.com/watch? Ink v=dvek0bj451Y Vamos Theatre– Mask Theatre http://www.vamost ‘Dead Good’ heatre.co.uk/ Drama Online Some amazing works by The National https://ww Theatre and over 2500 plays and theatre w.dramaonl books. Now FREE until the end of April. inelibrary.c om/series/n Antigone (NT) ational- National Theatre theatre- Type: Video collection- Age recommendation: 15+ (some strong, bloody iid-190464 images) Username: The Cherry Orchard (NT) 1Mt&5Pb* National Theatre Password: 4Hw- Type: Video 7Wx! Age recommendation: 12+ Coriolanus (Donmar Warehouse / NT) National Theatre Type: Video Age recommendation: 12+ Dara (NT) National Theatre Type: Video Age recommendation: 12+ The Deep Blue Sea (NT) National Theatre Type: Video Age recommendation: 12+ (contains references to suicide) Frankenstein: Benedict Cumberbatch (NT) National Theatre Type: Video Age recommendation: 15+ (contains nudity and one scene of sexual violence) Frankenstein: Jonny Lee Miller (NT) National Theatre Type: Video Age recommendation: 15+ (contains nudity and one scene of sexual violence) Hamlet (NT) National Theatre Type: Video Age recommendation: 12+ Jane Eyre (Bristol Old Vic / NT) National Theatre Type: Video Age recommendation: 12+ (occasional swearing) Julius Caesar (Bridge Theatre / NT) National Theatre Type: Video Age recommendation: 12+ King Lear (Donmar Warehouse / NT) National Theatre Type: Video Age recommendation: 12+ Les Blancs (NT) National Theatre Type: Video Age recommendation: 15+ (contains mature themes and references to racism) London Assurance (NT) National Theatre Type: Video Age recommendation: 12+ Macbeth (NT) National Theatre Type: Video Age recommendation: 12+ Medea (NT) National Theatre Type: Video Age recommendation: 12+ One Man, Two Guvnors (NT) National Theatre Type: Video Age recommendation: 12+ Othello (NT) National Theatre Type: Video Age recommendation: 12+ Peter Pan (Bristol Old Vic / NT) National Theatre Type: Video Age recommendation: 7+ Romeo and Juliet (NT) National Theatre Type: Video Age recommendation: 8+ A new version for younger audiences by Bijan Sheibani and Ben Power. She Stoops to Conquer (NT) National Theatre Type: Video Age recommendation: 12+ Treasure Island (NT) National Theatre Type: Video Age recommendation: 9+ Twelfth Night (NT) National Theatre Type: Video Age recommendation: 12+ Recorded through National Theatre Live on 6th April, 2017. The Winter's Tale (NT) National Theatre Type: Video Age recommendation: 8+ A new version for young audiences by Justin Audibert. Yerma (Young Vic / NT) National Theatre Type: Video Age recommendation: 15+ (very strong language and sexual references) Man To Man Frantic Assembly style - Physical Theatre http://levyarchive .bam.org/Detail/ Documentation video of the Wales objects/82580?f Millennium Centre production "Man to bclid=IwAR23rF 2RCQtwAbvy8g Man", during BAM Next Wave Festival, H1ccXJ7GzVPD 2017 nHaGhzaly01yM Age restriction: 14+ LDaibH3Oy1wO _PQs Frozen The Disney Classic, as Musical Form https://youtu.be/ QbI1Zd3qYxk Cyprus Avenue Eric Miller (Stephen Rea) is a Belfast https://royalcourt Loyalist. He is experiencing a psychotic theatre.com/wha episode and mistakes his five-week old ts-on/cyprus- granddaughter for Gerry Adams. avenue- Generations of sectarian trauma film/?fbclid=IwA convince him that his cultural heritage is R3gpSQ4qxu4R 3dGIaS12bK1liB under siege. He must act. Wf8pdXaXuySH cSNB49yl5DTaI This hard hitting black comedy Cyprus MMGdAIs Avenue tells the story of a man struggling with the past and terrified of the future. It was awarded Best New Play at the Irish Times Theatre Awards and the James Tait Black Prize for Drama in 2017. For his portrayal of Eric, Stephen Rea won Best Actor at the Irish Times Theatre Awards 2017. Everyone is talking West End Musical https://youtu.be/ about Jamie 4Yd6iF0mCCQ Sondheim HBO Documentary https://youtu.be/ Documentary F18Uj79oTV4 You or I HAMPSTEAD THEATRE TO STREAM @hampstead_th HIT PRODUCTION OF I AND YOU, eatre STARRING MAISIE WILLIAMS, FOR FREE FROM MONDAY 23 – SUNDAY 29 Instagram TV MARCH Hampstead Theatre and the entire company of I and You, announce the re- release of hit production I and Youby Lauren Gunderson on Instagram for free. For a week, Monday 23 March 10am – Sunday 29 March 10pm GMT, anyone with an Instagram account will be able to watch the full production by following @hampstead_theatre Directed by Elizabeth LeCompte, TO YOU, THE https://vimeo.co BIRDIE! (Phèdre) is The Wooster Group's OBIE- m/80108845/a38 TO YOU, THE winning production of Paul Schmidt's version of affa426 BIRDIE! (Phèdre) Racine's Phèdre, re-set in a mobile modernist landscape of sliding plexiglass panels, omnipresent monitors, and hidden cameras. This presentation offers a recording with magnified overlays of the action, designed by Ken Kobland. Age restriction: 14+ This blistering new adaptation by https://vimeo.co Christopher Adams and directed by m/399891730/fd Actors of Dionysus Tamsin Shasha sees Sophocles’ tragedy 7663d198?fbclid | Antigone reimagined in a dystopian landscape, =IwAR0TfwB6E3 where fate is written in code and where Hz5- drones flock across the skies. Brought to DyzkSUt2ePGV life by innovative theatre company Actors 5P7CpZWp- of Dionysus, this production combines bold HDpO0jVKNY8tt ideas with passionate and visceral physical cCOibs0cKi8 theatre. Running time 75 mins no interval Age restriction: 14+ Legally Blonde MTV Version Legally Blonde: The Musical https://youtu.be/ The Musical tells the story of Delta Nu Sorority Sister RiX-EJA8n4w Elle Woods, and her amazing trip in pursuit of sexy man Warner Huntington III. Along the way she meets friends Emmett, Paulette, and all her Delta Nus see her through. 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