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What secrets would you keep? Where would you hide? What would you do to protect the ones you love?
Truly Outrageous Productions present the English premier of ‘Murder at Warrabah House’, by May Jasper and Sam Wilson
“The writing is tight and sophisticated” – Roe Lane, Fringereview.co.uk
It’s 1935 – Hattie Parish has received a letter from a budding author. Seven years have passed since the fateful weekend at Warrabah House, and the letter’s author is keen to hear Hattie’s account of both the crime, and how it was solved. Can Hattie bring herself to reveal the truth?
Witness this extraordinary tale as one superb actress brings Hattie, her brother Arthur and all the residents of Warrabah House to life in thisintriguing tale. Often dramatic, sometimes humorous, and always enthralling, we invite you to spend an hour in Hattie’s company as our Mancunian summer fades into autumn.
Both an homage to and a pastiche of Golden Age Detective Fiction, this Australian twist on the country house mystery will have you on the edge of your seat from start to finish.
We are at The Kings Arms Salford on Tuesday 29th August and Wednesday 30th August: Tuesday: https://www.ticketweb.uk/event/murder-at-warrabah-house-the-kings-arms-tickets/7568155 Wednesday: https://www.ticketweb.uk/event/murder-at-warrabah-house-the-kings-arms-tickets/7568165
On Thursday 31st August we take the show to The Met, Bury: https://themet.ticketsolve.com/shows/873575389
On Friday 1st September the lovely team at Bolton Little Theatre host us in The Forge: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/date/377192
And for our last performance on Saturday 2nd September, we return to The Kings Arms, where the show will be followed by a Q&A / Discussion session hosted by the Literary Editor of Starburst Magazine, Ed Fortune: https://www.ticketweb.uk/event/murder-at-warrabah-house-the-kings-arms-tickets/7568175
Tickets are £8, and some venues have booking fees.
2017 plans...
Gosh, it’s been a while, hasn’t it?
Over the UK winter (which still might not be over...) we’ve been making lots of exciting plans for our next projects. Brave New Words continues, we’re planning another Digital Media series, and we’re making good head way with our next theatre productions, which will be part of a new strand that we’re all very excited about developing.
More to be announced when we’ve got our ducks in a row and contracts signed...
After our first expansion into theatre in July with the very well received Hamlet, we are now producing a new piece in development.
“What Fools These Mortals Be” will be part of the well respected and long running ‘Studio Salford Development Week’.
Tickets are available by following this link. They are free, but reservation is advised.
Huge thanks to all the cast for agreeing to be a part of this first outing for the play.
The GM Fringe is back in July, and we’ve got 2 shows in it. The first is Hamlet, a revival of a show directed by our co-founder Anne. It was well received by the audience in April, and we’re really keen for more people to see it. Tickets available by clicking through the link above.
What’s your favourite Shakespeare? It can be a sonnet, poem, speech or scene.
A retired British actor, famous for being in a popular Science Fiction Movie, has a rather interesting confession to make.... The role of Gerard Fish is played by Chris Burton Created and Written by Ed Fortune Script Editor: Anne-Louise Fortune Sound Recording: Ed Fortune Camera Operation: Anne-Louise Fortune Location Manager: Rebecca Derrick Directed by: Anne-Louise Fortune Produced by: Ed Fortune Craft Services: Rebecca Derrick Edited by: Anne-Louise Fortune Special Thanks to Shane Jones
Nine Worlds: a new multi-genre convention in London, UK, 8-10 August 2014 for fans of sci-fi, fantasy, gaming, cosplay, anime, science and having a big party.
We'll be at Nine Worlds this coming weekend. Both Ed and Anne are on a couple of panels.
We're recording in the Podcast Studio (Room 31) on Friday between 7pm and 8pm, so feel free to come along and say hello. If you can chat about books for a few minutes, that would be great, as we're recording for next Sunday's Bookworm.
The BookWorm
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