Following its premiere last year, Caryl Churchill’s critically-acclaimed play returns for a short run to the Royal Court Theatre before going on tour.
Following its premiere last year, Caryl Churchill’s critically-acclaimed play returns for a short run to the Royal Court Theatre before going on tour.
The Quorom’s The Swarm is a piece based on the increasingly apparent complicated societal structure of a beehive. It places topical themes of hieracy and migration at the fore, with it easily holding up a mirror to our society. A stand out element of the show is it’s use of sound. Musician and Beekeeper Heloise Tunstall-Behrens talks more about creating compositions for the show soon to play at the Vaults Festival.
Regarded as being one of the greatest comedies of all time, the iconic Fawlty Towers has retained its iconic status among popular entertainment. Only 12 episodes were ever filmed and aired, however sometimes it’s a case of quality over quantity. Created and performed by both John Cleese and Connie Booth the comedy situated in a fictional hotel and poking fun at the fickle world of customer service forms the ideal basis for a modern day dining experience.