T1852081191An hilarious retelling of the epic and world famous novel by H G Wells. Fast-paced, wise-cracking, this is an adaptation like no other. When the world of science fiction and science fact collide extraordinary and mindboggling things can happen. Expect the most surprising and unforeseen consequences as we go on a journey through time. A comedy that travels to the end of the earth's life in order to reflect on our own. Join Original Theatre for a hilarious roller-coaster ride of a show and a brilliant new take on H G Wells classic science fiction novella. Strap yourself in as you're taken on a fast and funny journey with plenty of twists and turns along the way, just make sure to note down the time and date on your way in... you know... just in case you have to fi nd your way back there at some point...Presented byOriginal Theatre (in association with New Wolsey Theatre). Author Steven Canny. Author John Nicholson (adapted from the novel by H G Wells). Director Orla O'Loughlin. Other Steven Canny (story). Other John Nicholson (story). Other Mark Shanahan (story). Performer Michael Dylan (Wilf). Performer Dave Hearn. Performer Amy Revelle (Offside). | |
| 24 Apr 23 to 29 Apr 23 | Theatre Royal, Bath :: V854 listing details L01183948162 |
| 12 Apr 23 to 22 Apr 23 | Octagon Theatre, Bolton :: V480 listing details L884988738 |
| 28 Mar 23 to 1 Apr 23 | Malvern Theatres, Malvern :: V01718852442 listing details L01094225066 |
| 21 Mar 23 to 25 Mar 23 | Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne :: V665 listing details L0293870903 |
| 14 Mar 23 to 18 Mar 23 | Theatre Royal, York :: V954 listing details L1847636712 |
| 7 Mar 23 to 11 Mar 23 | Derby Theatre, Derby :: V1830193620 listing details L636984803 |
| 23 Feb 23 to 4 Mar 23 | New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich :: V81 listing details L0172469078 |
Jordan and Skinner present ... - T187123202A feminist re-telling of H.G. Wells' sci-fi classic. A group of feminists sit in a hidden shelter preparing for the worst. When a member of the group brings something unexpected below ground, they begin to question what they really think the future of humankind will be. Meanwhile, a Time Traveller arrives in the year 802,701 and is discovering for themselves H.G Wells' vision of what has happened to human beings. Dissecting just how bad things really are, where humans might be going and what we can (or can't) do to save it all, the two narratives interweave as the group are asked to confront their feelings of hope and doom, echoing those in seen in Wells' narrative of time travel, human evolution, and catastrophe.Director Caitlin Skinner. Performer Amy Conachan. Performer Melanie Jordan. Performer Gabrielle Monica Hughes. Performer Itxaso Moreno. | |
| 3 Nov 22 to 5 Nov 22 | Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh :: V605 listing details L01970894566 |
| 26 Oct 22 to 28 Oct 22 | The Tron, Glasgow :: V622 listing details L0911340003 |
| 22 Oct 22 | Dunoon Burgh Hall, Dunoon :: V2102621587 listing details L0921846568 |
| 20 Oct 22 | Beacon Arts Centre (formerly Arts Guild Theatre), Greenock :: V1047 listing details L01463779817 |
| 14 Oct 22 to 15 Oct 22 | Lanternhouse Arts, Cumbernauld :: V594 listing details L0994383314 |
| 13 Oct 22 | Byre Theatre, St Andrews :: V640 listing details L01255901275 |
| 7 Oct 22 to 8 Oct 22 | Platform, Glasgow :: V1148048035 listing details L01275370496 |
T207113906Inspired by HG Wells' The Time Machine, Creation Theatre takes audiences on a journey through the labyrinth of the iconic London Library, to a world in which time travel has resulted in thousands of parallel universes. Writer Jonathan Holloway pulls apart the novel, re-invents it, and pieces it back together to create a world in which the present is endlessly shifting and the future is strange and uncertain. Travellers tinker with timelines causing people's names, faces and indeed the colour of their socks to change without warning. This surreal and psychedelic adventure draws on cutting edge research, from the Wellcome Centre for Ethics and Humanities, which challenges our perceptions and raises important questions about the future of neuroscience, big data, genomics and global connectedness. Small audience groups will be led by their very own Time Traveller through the Library - where Wells was a member for over 50 years. Expect the unexpected and prepare to be provoked on this journey into the unknown. The performance will take place in groups of up to 20, moving around various rooms in The London Library.Company Creation Theatre. Author Jonathan Holloway. Director Natasha Rickman. Design Ryan Dawson Laight. Costume Ryan Dawson Laight. Lighting Ashley Bale. Sound Matt Eaton. Sound Jonny Keeley (sound associate). Performer Leda Douglas. Performer Sarah Edwardson. Performer Jonathan Holloway. Performer Clare Humphrey. Performer Rhodri Lewis. Performer Funlola Olufunwa. Performer Graeme Rose. Performer Paul (P K Taylor). | |
| 29 Feb 20 to 5 Apr 20 | General, Inner London :: V1231 listing details L01021975068 |
