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Snookered
Presented by Tamasha in association with Oldham Coliseum Theatre and the Bush Theatre.
We are proud to present our slick new Snookered promo video created by Misfit films - check it out:
All UK dates are now on sale: Get tickets now!
2 - 8 February / OLDHAM / Oldham Coliseum Theatre at the Oldham University Campus
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9 - 11 February / LANCASTER / The Dukes
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16 - 18 February / EDINBURGH / Traverse Theatre
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21 - 22 February / WOLVERHAMPTON / Arena Theatre Wolverhampton
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23 - 24 February / OXFORD / The North Wall
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28 February - 24 March / LONDON / Bush Theatre
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3 April - 5 April / SOUTHAMPTON / The Nuffield Theatre
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Call for Submissions:
Who's Behind the Wheel? Digital Film Project
> To coincide with Snookered, Tamasha is inviting video submissions from around the world about the people who transport you on a daily basis. Taxi drivers, bus drivers, train drivers, rickshaw riders… you name it! If they're somehow involved in getting people from A to B then we want to hear their stories and find out who is really behind the wheel.
"I used to be a taxi driver that wrote and now I'm a writer who drives a taxi!" - Ishy Din, writer of Snookered
The films will be showcased in an online gallery and discussion and interaction around the pieces will be encouraged and integrated with Tamasha's online community. Selected films will be used in an interactive project installed in selected theatres and arts venues alongside Snookered. Find out all about it and get involved here.
Small Lives Global Ties Gallery launches today!
We are thrilled to be launching the 'Small Lives Global Ties' online gallery today, which exhibits multi-disciplinary work - from video and sound art to a web based digital clock and a selection of recipes - all on the theme currently inspiring and informing Tamasha's forthcoming projects; Small Lives Global Ties. The gallery features new work by artists from all around the globe, exploring the connection between the personal, the global and the political. Take a look here
Sudha's play Small Fish, Big Cheese opens today at the Unicorn Theatre
From 10 – 14 Jan innovative digital theatre company Peshkar Productions present Sudha's play Small Fish Big Cheese originally commissioned by the Unicorn as part of the 2011 Class Acts festival.
A rumour starts that the world is going to end in 2012...
On a trip to the site of the Olympic Stadium, Aqil and his friends feel their lives will end before they have begun. How will they realise their dreams of becoming rock stars and famous footballers? Their mission is to change the future and they need your help...
Read Sudha's blog about it here , and Jim Johnson of Peshkar Productions blog here.
Limited tickets for Tamasha bookers are on offer at £5 for the first night. Phone Unicorn box office on 020 7645 0560 and quote TAMASHA book online here.
Tamasha Developing Artists Mini-Bulletin
> We have 995 Tamasha Developing Artists in our network today. If you are an aspiring writer / director / actor / designer or any kind of artist - join today - it's free. We are offering a pair of tickets to Snookered for our 1000th member!
> £10 tickets for TDA Networking at Snookered at The Bush Theatre Book now and join us for a Tamasha Developing Artists networking evening and post show talk with the cast and Tamasha team at Snookered at the Bush Theatre in London on Monday 5 March. Call the Box Office (020 8743 5050) or book online and quote "SNOOKEREDTDA" to get the special reduced ticket rate of just £10.
> Tamasha Developing Artists Project Manager Vacancy
Want to get involved in managing TDA or know anyone who might be?
We are looking for to recruit for a new position responsible for the delivery and management of the Tamasha Developing Artists programme as Project Manager, also contributing to its strategic development. Find out more and download the application pack here.
P.S. We recommend…
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By Samuel Beckett, Directed by Ian Brown, West Yorkshire Playhouse
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Purge 22nd February - 24th March
by Sofi Oksanen, English translation by Eva Buchwald , Directed by Elgiva Field, Arcola Theatre, London
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Snookered›
Promo video All UK dates bookable now
Who's behind
the wheel? ›
Digital online film project Submissions open now
Small Lives
Global Ties gallery ›
Online gallery
launches today!
Small Fish,
Big Cheese ›
Sudha's play opens at the Unicorn today
Tamasha
Developing Artists ›
Mini-bulletin
PS ›
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