#frantic assembly

[k41tlyn8487]

This is me right now trying to read Franz Kafkas Metamorphosis for my Drama and Theatre Studies exam

[ace-in-a-very-distressing-hole]

heading off to see metamorphosis (a play which was formative for me) in the gayest outfit possible. my life is complete.

[spriteandfae]

Just watched ‘things I know to be true’ and hoo boy. Oooof. Anyone that can get access to it I suggest it it’s amazing.

[phantangled]

I’ve been to see ‘Things I Know to be True’ twice at the theatre and it STILL fucked me up the second time I went

[richardayrescomposer]

Carnival with the Aurora Orchestra

Was huge fun to be able to dream up this piece and then to watch such brilliant people bring it to life.

Jane Mitchell and Scott Graham Lighting design by Simisola Majekodunmi Production design by Jon Bausor Script by Kate Wakeling

Welcome to our international carnival: an Orchestral Theatre staging of Saint-Saëns' Carnival of the Animals, narrated by Birgit Minichmayr.

[yorkcalling]

Review: Frantic Assembly's Othello at York Theatre Royal

Review: Frantic Assembly’s Othello at York Theatre Royal

You know to expect something innovative and amazing when at a Frantic Assembly production and their version of Othello is no exception. We entered the auditorium to loud drum and bass music and were thereby prepared for a street version of a play written 400 years ago. (more…)

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[stratfordeast]

Cast Announcement | I THINK WE ARE ALONE

Frantic Assembly are celebrating their 25th Anniversary with a brand new production, I THINK WE ARE ALONE by Sally Abbott, co-directed by Kathy Burke and Scott Graham.

Cast:

Chizzy Akudolu Charlotte Bate Polly Frame  Caleb Roberts  Andrew Turner  Simone Saunders

Two sisters are estranged and bicker over text. Their brittle and aggressive language is pushing them further apart when what they really want is to meet, clear the air and talk about the events that happened when they were young girls and haunt them still.

I THINK WE ARE ALONE is a bitter sweet and funny take on our ache to connect with those voices we need to hear again, those arms we need to feel around us and those faces we need to see again. It is about letting go and holding on to what we love the most.

A delicate and uplifting play about our fragility, resilience and our need for love and forgiveness.

Opens 25 Feb 2020

BOOK 

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THE UNRETURNING CAST

We are thrilled to announce the cast for our upcoming production of The Unreturning

Joe Layton - Frankie Jared Garfield - George Jonnie Riordan - Nat Kieton Saunders-Browne - Finn Wed 16 Jan - Sat 02 Feb 2019

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