One-off events in addition to our main programme of performances of plays
The Tower Theatre has several social events in the pipeline for its Members, Friends, audiences and the community.
These events include rehearsed readings, informal social gatherings, Q&A sessions with playwrights and experts, quiz nights as well as workshops on directing, acting, movement and design.
Coming up are:
Sunday 19 April at 7pm in the Theatre
The Tower Theatre Writers’ Room – An Evening of New Writing
Join the Tower Theatre Writers Room for a special evening showcasing new plays written by our members over the past year.
Presented as script-in-hand readings by a talented cast of Tower actors, the evening features an exciting range of short plays exploring intergenerational conflict, love, feminism, motherhood, dystopian futures, murder, art and death. It includes work inspired by Caryl Churchill, the paintings of Paula Rego and world events.
Come and discover some fantastic new voices in playwriting and see what the Writers Room has been creating.
Monthly from January
Directors’ Workshops
Our current series of workshops are now fully booked. If you would like to be put on a waiting list in case there are any cancellations, please email the Tower office. If there is a large number of you who have been unable to get a place, we may repeat some sessions at a later date.
Coming up are:
Sunday 19 April – Ruth Sullivan
Balancing the Space – how to move around the stage
Sunday 17 May – Colin Guthrie
Working with your Technical Team
Sunday 21 June – Nick Edwards
Character and Text
Sunday 12 July – Peta Barker
Actioning
Do you fancy creating – or helping to create – a future event at the Tower Theatre?
We’re talking rehearsed readings, improv nights, comedy, gig nights, poetry nights…. Anything that brings people together and shows what a vibrant and creative community we are. If you have an idea of something you want to do, or if you want to help someone else create a brilliant event, then contact us at [email protected] to share your thoughts!