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‘A Season Jam-Packed with Evenings to Delight’ Stahl Theatre productions will continue in November and December with an eclectic mix of productions introducing audiences to new and exciting work, whilst cultivating existing relationships with well-respected touring theatre companies from all over the country. I Had a Black Dog… His Name Was Depression A darkly comedic and sensitive look at one man’s life with depression. Small Nose Productions bring you a moving and playful adaptation of Matthew Johnstone’s international bestseller I Had a Black Dog. Enjoy the simple telling of a love story. Boy meets a girl and they fall in love. But the boy doesn't come alone. There is a third party in the form of... a black dog who is always by Joe’s side, sometimes hiding in the corner, sometimes sleeping in their bed. When the black dog firmly moves in with the couple for a long stretch, the effects of its presence get bigger and bigger. Can Joe tame the beast and keep the girl? The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Doctor Henry Jekyll is a good man. Successful within his field and respected by his peers, he’s close to a neurological discovery that will change the face of medical science forever. However, his methods are less than ethical, and when a close friend and colleague threatens to expose and destroy his work, Jekyll is forced to experiment on himself, whereupon something goes very wrong… or very right. And suddenly Jekyll has a new friend, the brutal Edward Hyde. Blackeyed Theatre’s thrilling adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s dark psychological fantasy, The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll And Mr Hyde immerses you in the myth and mystery of 19th Century London’s fog-bound streets where love, betrayal and murder lurk at every chilling twist and turn. Gripping, stylish and thought-provoking, this is unmissable theatre. Go on... treat your dark side! Age guidance 11+. A Stitch in Time – Costume Through the Ages From doublets to duffle coats, corsets and crinolines to flapper dresses and mini-skirts - have you ever wondered where fashion comes from? Join us for a history of theatre told through costume. An evening of music, theatre and fashion all in aid of The Proud Trust. The Proud Trust is a life-saving and life enhancing organisation that helps young people empower themselves to make positive change. They do this through youth groups, peer support, managing the LGBT centre, delivering of training and events, campaigns, undertaking research and creating resources. Macbeth Weary and bloodied from a bitter battle, two brave soldiers approach a huddle of wizened gypsies. The women predict greatness for one of the men. When he shares the prophecy of Kingship with his ambitious wife, Macbeth sets in motion a terrifying series of events that lead to murder and madness. As the country descends into chaos and bloodshed, the paranoid King struggles to hang on to his crown and his sanity. Here, Shakespeare’s iconic tragedy will be reimagined against the backdrop of the Kosovo war. Performed by the talented pupils of Oundle’s Third to Upper Sixth Form and directed by Naomi Jones, the production promises to remind audiences of Shakespeare’s enduring contemporary resonance. A Very Christmassy Christmas Concert at Christmas Friday 22nd & Saturday 23rd December, 3.30pm & 6.30pm For the fifth year in a row, Telling Tales will be getting Oundle into the Christmas spirit. A Very Christmassy Christmas Concert at Christmas! is a fantastic variety show that’s sure to get everyone in the family ready for the holidays. Join Simon Aylin and a host of West End performers for a concert packed with cracking songs and plenty of laughter. Be warned though – this show is strictly for EVERYONE! Tickets from www.tellingtalestheatre.com or in person at the Stahl Theatre. TICKETS FROM: The Stahl Theatre, West Street, Oundle. Box Office: 01832 273930 • e: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. www.stahltheatre.co.uk |
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