Nomad Theatre

• Let Loose News, Videos

  Posted on May 30th, 2010

  Written by Adrian

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  community, disabled, freewheelers, get involved, need you, non-disabled, story

  The Freewheelers Need you!

  

  The Freewheelers Theatre Company brings disabled and non-disabled actors and supporters, production teams and the local
  community together. We use theatre and dance, wheelchair and voice box technology, multimedia, animations, puppets and shadows to create innovative work. We like to work collaboratively, surprise people and challenge perceptions.
  We don’t like barriers, rules or conventions. We welcome [...]

• Prompt Corner News, Theatre

  Posted on May 30th, 2010

  Written by Adrian

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  history, pip burley, talk, the darling buds of may, viva la costa

  The Darling Buds of May – Television’s Most Successful Comedy Drama Series

  

  Our speaker in May was Pip Burley. Pip’s production of Viva La Costa was performed on the Nomad stage in May 2008. His talk was entitled The Darling Buds of May – History and the Making Of Television’s Most Successful Comedy Drama Series Of All Time.
  Our June meeting will be the last before the summer [...]

• Production News, Theatre

  Posted on March 22nd, 2010

  Written by Adrian

  Tags

  director, ian nichols, splendor

  Splendor; A directors thoughts

  

  In an idle five minutes recently I worked out that Splendour is my thirty seventh production as director. This is only evidence of two things: I’ve been around a long time; and experience doesn’t teach you everything. Despite pantos (three), Shakespeare’s (eleven), my own adaptations (five) etc and having worked from the squalor of Edinburgh [...]

• Prompt Corner News

  Posted on March 22nd, 2010

  Written by Adrian

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  Camelot group, cobham conservation and heritage trust, gerry acher, Heart of the city organisation, London Climate Change Partnership, RSA

  Gerry Acher, Chairman of Cobham Conservation & Heritage Trust

  

  Our speaker, Gerry Acher is Chairman of the Cobham Conservation and Heritage Trust; Chairman of the RSA (Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts); Deputy Chairman of Camelot Group; chairmanship of the London Climate Change Partnership and Vice chairmanship of Motability; Chairmanship of the Heart of the City Organisation and is one of the most [...]

• Nomads News, Reviews

  Posted on March 22nd, 2010

  Written by Adrian

  Tags

  danny sparkes, panto, puss in boots, review

  Puss in Boots Review

  What a joy to see a well-performed old fashioned family pantomime. This was my first visit to Nomads and their lovely theatre. Thank you so much for the back-stage tour. I envy you your own space!
  The sets were simple but effective, and having a fly tower makes using backcloths a quick and efficient way of [...]

• Reviews, Theatre

  Posted on October 23rd, 2009

  Written by Adrian

  Tags

  a man for all seasons, crew, lighting, stage craft

  A Man for All Seasons Review

  

  “Less is more” (no pun intended) seemed to be the guiding principle of the set design for The Nomads’ production of Bolt’s great play, and very appropriate it was too. The restrained use of props and staging allowed the language to shine through and for the dense and complex facts to be set clearly before [...]

• Prompt Corner News

  Posted on October 23rd, 2009

  Written by Adrian

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  andrew churchill, annie, church, colin skeaping, compton, kosovo, leonard beighton, tully, uganda, watts gallery

  Watts Gallery talk & October talk with Colin Skeaping

  

  Our first meeting, after the summer break, welcomed Andrew Churchill, Marketing Manager for the Watts Gallery in Compton. The Watts Gallery is home to the studio collection of 19th century painter and sculptor G.F. Watts and includes works by his wife, Mary. Opened in 1904, just two months before Watt’s death, it is one of [...]

• Theatre

  Posted on August 29th, 2009

  Written by Adrian

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  A W Dance Arts, amanda warwick, ballet, choreographer, dance, hip hop, jazz, modern, street, tap, The Amanda Warwick Dance Arts Company, the name game

  The Name Game

  

  A revue of Dance and Contemporary Music at the Nomads!
  Produced & choreographed by Amanda Warwick
  Friday 16th October at 7.30pm
  Saturday 17th October at 2.30pm & 7.30pm
  Tickets: £10
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• • 'The History Boys' has started rehearsing and already seats are being sold for every night. Don't miss out. 1 week ago
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