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Summer term productions at RWCMD     

‘TIS PITY SHE’S A WHORE By John Ford
Directed by Martin Houghton

Bute Theatre
Thursday 19th May – Saturday 21st May 2005 @ 7.30pm
Matinee Saturday 21st May @ 2.30pm
£6, £4, £2

A Jacobean masterpiece of forbidden passion and revenge. Deemed provocative and radical in its time, it remains vividly so today. Set in a world of brutal masculine power and personal ambition this promises to be a gripping and visually stunning theatre event.




WIDOWS by Ariel Dorfman
Directed by Charlotte Westenra

Sherman Theatre, Venue 2
Friday 20th May – Saturday 28th May @ 8pm
£7, £5, £ 3.50

In a land blighted by civil war stands a village populated only by women.

These women watch and wait by the riverside for their men to come home- their men who have been 'disappeared'. When broken and bruised bodies begin to surface, the women feel it's time to take matters into their own hands.

From Ariel Dorfman (Death and the Maiden) comes a mythical tale of survival and strength in the face of oppression.


THEATRE DESIGN EXHIBITION

Bute Theatre - Friday 3rd June – Wednesday 8th June @ 10am - 6pm
Soho Theatre, London - Monday 13th June – Wednesday 15th June @ 10am – 6pm

Come and see the latest design work from the UK's freshest talent.

Graduates from the Theatre Design department present a fascinating exhibition of designs, models and costumes for theatre, opera and dance

Admission Free

Contact RWCMD Box Office for more information.



THEATRE DESIGN OPEN DAY

Wednesday 8th June.

An excellent opportunity to see the work of this department, view our facilities and meet current staff and students.

Contact the Drama Admissions Officer, Luise Moggridge on 029 2039 1328 or email moggridgel@rwcmd.ac.uk to reserve a place.

Please note that places are limited therefore booking is essential.


PUPPETRY & PERFORMANCE
Written by Jeff Young & Christine Marfleet
Directed by Amy Rose

Designed and Performed by Students of the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama

Bute Park
Tuesday 21st June – Friday 24th June

Following in the footsteps of our spectacular puppetry performances – this year we invite you on another fantastic adventure, in the beautiful setting of Bute Park and beyond. Find out…
THE SECRET…sshhh
(Anything for a quiet life)

How far would you go to keep a secret?
An unimaginable voyage of mishap and discovery – Rich with visual imagery, puppetry, poetry and live music.

BOOK EARLY to avoid disappointment

IMPORTANT – THIS PERFORMANCE DOES NOT BEGIN AT RWCMD. All audiences please meet 10 minutes before start time. Meeting and parking at the furthest Blackweir end of North Road Car Park.

Performance lasts 2 hours, suitable for 8 years + .

Warm clothing is recommended. Outdoor productions are subject to good weather – but this should not deter the adventurous and performances will go ahead as far as possible!

Access may not be suitable for all – Please call RWCMD Box Office for further information on: 029 2039 1391

Schools Day Performances Public Performances
Tuesday 21 June 10.00am 7.30pm
2.00pm
Wednesday 22 June 10.00am No evening
2.00pm
Thursday 23 June 10.00am 9.00pm Special Benefit evening
2.00pm
Friday 24 June 2.00pm 5.00pm 9.00pm

Tickets £5, £3
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