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IYAF 2015

The Girl Who Cannot Die - Best of Brighton Fringe

By Certain Dark Things Theatre Company One of The Brighton Fringes brightest productions relocated to IYAF for one night only, hot on the heels of winning “Brighton Fringe Best of the Fest 2015 “Roll up, roll up! Come and hear the most terrible tale of The Girl Who Cannot Die! Combining physical theatre, puppetry and live music, Certain Dark Things invites you to this twisted retelling of Snow White. But this is not a fairy-tale, and there will be no happy endings… Photography By: Cythare Cooper

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Best of Fest awards

Photography by: Ruth O'Brien

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This is an adaptation of Simon Bent’s ‘Shelter’. This will be an engaging piece of theatre where the audience are sat amongst the cast witnessing a first hand glimpse of what life as a homeless teen involves; performed through text and movement with a cast aged 14-21 years who will take you through the highs and lows, friendship and fights, love and loss of what it means to be living on the streets. Photography by: Charlotte Levy

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This is an adaptation of Simon Bent’s ‘Shelter’. This will be an engaging piece of theatre where the audience are sat amongst the cast witnessing a first hand glimpse of what life as a homeless teen involves; performed through text and movement with a cast aged 14-21 years who will take you through the highs and lows, friendship and fights, love and loss of what it means to be living on the streets. Photography by: Charlotte Levy