where in the world is 2b theatre company? May 2016 edition
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where in the world is 2b theatre company? May 2016 edition
2b theatre company transforms the Halifax Central Library into the Sistine Chapel this June. Tickets available now.
2b theatre company announces call for their 2016-17 Emerging Artist-in-Residence. Click here for more info.
2b bringing When it Rains to the Literature Live festival in Mumbai, India - October 2016.
2b’s annual theatre party mixer is taking place on October 10, 2015 - more info here!
2b’s Rebecca Reads Nora Reads Molly will be playing as a part of Nocturne: Art at Night on October 17th in Halifax.
The piece is a durational performance of the last chapter of Joyce’s Ulysses featuring Rebecca Parent performing Molly Bloom’s stream of consciousness inner monologue, with direction by Anthony Black, projection and sound design by Nick Bottomley and Daniel Oulton, and artistic collaboration from NSCAD’s David Clark. The performance will take place in the courtyard of the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic (accessible via the boardwalk) from 6pm till midnight.
This installation was inspired by and is a partner project of Unconscious in the Sistine Chapel (working title, previously seen in development at Inside the 2b Studio as A Kind of Reminiscence), a new 2b production slated to premiere in 2016.
Anthony Black stars in Invisible Atom, playing Oct 1-3 at The Grand in London, ON
Check out our these shots from the 2b team’s photoshoot with MJ Photographics!
Our online auction for LobsterPalooza is now live! BID NOW - on great items from Homefirst Theatre, Dan Bray handmade creations, The Fountain School of Performing Arts, Ship’s Company Theatre, Valley Summer Theatre, Morris East, and Live Art Dance!
CONTEMPORARY THEATRE, with all its good intentions, has been plagued for years with novelty for novelty’s sake: to give a fresh twist to the old, to ...
Reminiscing about the great times we had at the Spoleto Festival earlier this month with When it Rains. Thanks to Charleston Today for the great review!
Our artistic co-director Anthony Black performed this week at Dances for Small Stages at the Magnetic North Theatre Festival in Ottawa with Sara Coffin of Mocean Dance.
When the curtain goes up at the Emmett Robinson Theater on Wednesday night, a large black wall will quickly be consumed by images beaming out of a single projector. Those silhouetted shapes, and the onstage bodies that are, in turn, illuminated and o
Load in of When it Rains at the Spoleto Festival in South Carolina - we have five packed performances at the festival this week! Photo from our stage manager and emerging artist-in-residence, Daniel Oulton.
CREATIVE TOOLKIT #3
Check out the third and final workshop in our 2015 theatre workshop series: THE DIRECTOR’S TOOLKIT
12 pm – 5 pm | May 31 | SIGN UP NOW
Cost: $10 (Payment must be received to reserve your spot and registration is limited to 12 participants per workshop.)
A workshop offering tools and techniques for directors. Led by 2b’s artistic co-director Christian Barry, workshop participants will examine two distinct approaches and various tools used from conception through to opening night. Click for details.
Doing lots of research and development this month in residency at NSCAD. Check out our progress here!
The Colloquium - a place for discussion, investigation, collaboration, and innovation. Come join us - email [email protected] for more information.
Liisa Repo-Martell and David Patrick Flemming in our world premiere of Hannah Moscovitch’s What a Young Wife Ought to Know at the Neptune Scotiabank Studio Theatre, January 2015. Photo by Timothy Richard Photography