LIVE! Theatre
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A professional theatre company, Eastern Angles, combines heritage with live theatre to make regional stories and hidden local histories come to life on stage.
2019: The Tide Jetty |
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Common Ground Theatre Company was founded in 2007 by Pat Whymark and Julian Harries to create new music theatre. They are committed to keeping small-scale theatre alive and well in East Anglia.
2019: A Side Car Named Despair |
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19th May at 7:30pm
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Booming Voices aims to capture the magic of the Broads and explore its possible future. From a range of interviews with people living on this iconic landscape, the play fuses real voices, music and science to tell a new, unheard story of the Broads.
In the height of the pandemic, Jen, a young student, is shielding in an isolated cottage on the edge of a watery haven, housesitting for a Professor in the US who is investigating the impact of climate change. Together they explore the iconic wildlife and nature of the Broads, showing us just how vulnerable this seemingly timeless landscape is. With the songs of acclaimed folk musician Jimmy Alridge, and insights from figures who helped discover the true nature of this wetland paradise (comparable to Ibiza, sang David Bowie), Booming Voices promises to be an evening that both prepares us for the future and gives us hope. |
Eastern Angles will be at Syleham and Wingfield village hall with their professional touring theatre production of 'Booming Vioces' on Thursday 19th May starting 7.30pm. Please book via the Eastern Angles website:
https://easternangles.co.uk/event/booming-voices |
