
THE FACTORY THEATRE After returning from its run at York Theatre Royal and Bristol Old Vic, The Factory invite you to a very cool location next Sunday and Monday to share in two rare and unrepeatable performance of The Seagull and Hamlet! http://ymlp.com/zAWIfo

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After returning from its run at York Theatre Royal and Bristol Old Vic, The Factory invite you to a very cool location next Monday to share in a very rare and unrepeatable performance of Hamlet.

Karen Hickman Come back to York, i can't wait to see you again!

THE FACTORY THEATRE
After its hugely successful run at York Theatre Royal and Bristol Old Vic, The Factory return for some random London shows, and would like to invite you to Croydon for a unique performance of The Seagull this coming Sunday.
"...actors scurry around the room making last-minute preparations. As the sense of urgency threa...tens to tip into hysteria, there's also a feeling that everything could go horribly, anticlimactically wrong.
Director Tim Carroll declares: "you have all gambled £10 on a show where none of the actors have learned their lines". I sense a collective buttock-clench. He adds: "And there are no refunds".
Yet what follows is truly a great surprise. Yes, the actors really don't know their lines (they probably only knew what part they were playing a few hours ago). There is no set to speak of, no costumes, no blocking. Yet the performance of Chekhov's The Seagull that follows proves as unforgettable and moving as any theatre I've seen."
No Set. No Costume. No Props.....and No Script.
The Seagull will feature not only a different cast, determined by you the audience but a different version of the play, each and every night. Everything the actor speaks on stage is unprepared and improvised!Read more
"...actors scurry around the room making last-minute preparations. As the sense of urgency threa...tens to tip into hysteria, there's also a feeling that everything could go horribly, anticlimactically wrong.
Director Tim Carroll declares: "you have all gambled £10 on a show where none of the actors have learned their lines". I sense a collective buttock-clench. He adds: "And there are no refunds".
Yet what follows is truly a great surprise. Yes, the actors really don't know their lines (they probably only knew what part they were playing a few hours ago). There is no set to speak of, no costumes, no blocking. Yet the performance of Chekhov's The Seagull that follows proves as unforgettable and moving as any theatre I've seen."
No Set. No Costume. No Props.....and No Script.
The Seagull will feature not only a different cast, determined by you the audience but a different version of the play, each and every night. Everything the actor speaks on stage is unprepared and improvised!Read more

Aurelie Amblard-Cruice Hey, really enjoyed last night's session. Moreeeeeeeee pleaseeee! See you soon x

Donella Really would love to get involved and become a member of this page how can I?x

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PARTICIPATE IN AN OPEN FACTORY SESSION THIS THURSDAY http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=16 9778149095&index=1
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Tim Carroll Well done everyone. I thought Friday was a terrific achievement. Onward and upward. tc

"the most innovative, daring team producing regularly in London" - Spoonfed London
Location:HAMPSTEAD THEATRE
Time:Friday, 30 October 2009 21:30

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Write the next line of the play and become part of a world-record breaking attempt to create the play with the most authors!

Bobb Kerr Hope to see a production in feb/Mar when I visit London

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This month The Factory and Hampstead Theatre pair up to present
"50/50"
10 new plays.
A load of actors.
And you, the audience, calling the shots.
Source: www.hampsteadtheatre.com
Our acclaimed Daring Pairings festival returns, and for two weeks we surrender the building to late-night magic and an influx of new ideas and experiments. This year we’re pushing artistic boundaries ...

Matthew Suit Yourself review of The Seagull at Bristol Jam
Source: www.suityourselfmagazine.co.uk
Stage Review - The Seagull

THE FACTORY THEATRE Still lots happening at Bristol Jam. Take a look.
Observations: Phil Kay and Beardyman set to improvise at Bristol Jam - Features, Comedy - The Indepe
Source: www.independent.co.uk
The UK's first major festival of improvised performance, Bristol Jam, opens today at Bristol Old Vic. It was the bright idea of the theatre's new artistic and executive directors, Tom Morris and Emma Stenning. ...






















