Post by ollie123 on Jul 27, 2008 23:21:25 GMT
Hey all.
Just so you know, if you live anywhere near Tunbridge Wells (...that's in Kent), there's a production of Avenue Q taking place there this Saturday (August 2nd) and there's about 90 seats left.
It's 14 months in the making, and it's at the Trinity Theatre (very close to the train station) starting at 7.30pm on August 2nd. We've secured permission from Mackintosh's office to do it, and it's in benefit of BBC Children in Need.
However, we're doing it PROPERLY
We've got professionally built puppets (although they're new designs, for legal reasons) and set (same applies there), with a full band playing the score from the London show, with videoscreens and a full company (I'm doing Princeton / Rod - Yay! =] )
Here's a few links that might interest y'all :
Page on Theatre's website (for tickets) =
www.trinitytheatre.net/Theatre/item1305
Second article from a little while back, much less detail =
www.thisiscourier.co.uk/displayNode.jsp?nodeId=142759&command=displayContent&sourceNode=142742&contentPK=20853744&moduleName=InternalSearch&formname=sidebarsearch
Article in local paper (courier) from Friday, much more detail =
www.thisiscourier.co.uk/displayNode.jsp?nodeId=142759&command=displayContent&sourceNode=142742&contentPK=21142681&moduleName=InternalSearch&formname=sidebarsearch
Ticket purchase system =
www.ticketweb.co.uk/user/?region=gb_south&query=detail&event=265360&interface=trinity
PLEASE come if you can, I guarantee you it'll be cool to see the show with new puppets, set, cast, all that. Do try and make it if you can, it's a whole new Q, with all the brilliance left in =D
See ya!
Ollie. x
Just so you know, if you live anywhere near Tunbridge Wells (...that's in Kent), there's a production of Avenue Q taking place there this Saturday (August 2nd) and there's about 90 seats left.
It's 14 months in the making, and it's at the Trinity Theatre (very close to the train station) starting at 7.30pm on August 2nd. We've secured permission from Mackintosh's office to do it, and it's in benefit of BBC Children in Need.
However, we're doing it PROPERLY
We've got professionally built puppets (although they're new designs, for legal reasons) and set (same applies there), with a full band playing the score from the London show, with videoscreens and a full company (I'm doing Princeton / Rod - Yay! =] )
Here's a few links that might interest y'all :
Page on Theatre's website (for tickets) =
www.trinitytheatre.net/Theatre/item1305
Second article from a little while back, much less detail =
www.thisiscourier.co.uk/displayNode.jsp?nodeId=142759&command=displayContent&sourceNode=142742&contentPK=20853744&moduleName=InternalSearch&formname=sidebarsearch
Article in local paper (courier) from Friday, much more detail =
www.thisiscourier.co.uk/displayNode.jsp?nodeId=142759&command=displayContent&sourceNode=142742&contentPK=21142681&moduleName=InternalSearch&formname=sidebarsearch
Ticket purchase system =
www.ticketweb.co.uk/user/?region=gb_south&query=detail&event=265360&interface=trinity
PLEASE come if you can, I guarantee you it'll be cool to see the show with new puppets, set, cast, all that. Do try and make it if you can, it's a whole new Q, with all the brilliance left in =D
See ya!
Ollie. x
