Theatre |
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Theatre is my major spare-time killer. I enjoy both watching and making theatre, but I think I do prefer making it. |
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Groups |
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LUTG |
Since 2010 I am a member of the Lancaster University Theatre Group. These guys are crazy, doing up to four different shows a term! |
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Spielbrett |
Since October 2004 I am also a member of Spielbrett a well-known theatre group in Germany, and in particular in the Dresden area. |
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4man |
This is the theatre group everything started with. I've been one of the founders of the group in 1996, and they're still around! |
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English Drama Group of Dresden University of Technology |
This is a group who are doing about one English theatre night per year. The shows range from one-play evenings to shows of four or five short plays. It is originally a theatre workshop of the Department for Anglistics at Dresden University of Technology. The courses are run by Laura Park with tons of effort, blood, sweat and tears. I joined them during my time as a student and still occasionally do some work with them. |
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Plays |
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Neverwhere |
Now is the time to be afraid of the dark, as LUTG present Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere on stage for the first time ever! Come with us to explore the dark and dangerous secrets of London Below. London will never be the same again! Here is a review. |
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Hagen, Deutschland |
This is our version of the "Nibelungen" Saga. |
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Der letzte der feurigen Liebhaber (Last of the red-hot lovers) |
In this comedy by Neil Simon, Barney Silberman, after 23 years of marriage, tries his luck with another woman for the first time, ever. He invites her to his mother's place, of all places! Will be successful? Judge for yourself! |
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Die Katze (The Cat Who Always Walked By Himself) |
This is a funny play for kids based on the story by Rudyard Kipling. |
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William Shakespeare: Maß für Maß (Measure for Measure) |
Shakespeare's comedy on moral and why the law is not the same for everyone. |
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John von Düffel, Das schlechteste Theaterstück der Welt (The worst play in the world) |
This is a very intellectual play about theatre itself, and a joy to watch. if I'm saying so myself. |
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Samuel Beckett, Waiting for Godot |
Back in 2002 I directed this English play with a bunch of Germans and one American. This has been one of my favourite projects so far. We had loads of fun, and had to be massively sportive. Although the final production was 3 hours long, people loved it! I have put up a gallery with pictures from the performances. Just follow the link to the left. You can also find press reviews there. In addition, you can always go to the pages at "die bühne" the theatre where we performed. Obviously, they are doing lots of great stuff there all the time: so, look around! |
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