This December, East Riding Theatre presents ‘A Dickens of a Christmas,’ a festive theatrical finale to a Dickensian year.
The year 2022 has been an eventful one for everyone, so East Riding Theatre is eager to send its audiences into Christmas with some pure, joyous entertainment.
The cast has been announced for a brand new play about Beverley’s best-known artists, Fred and Mary Elwell, whose lives and work will be celebrated in April at the East Riding Theatre in Beverley and Hull’s Ferens Art Gallery.
The cast for ‘Paint the Town Fred’ will include four local actors, who will form an ensemble to portray a number of characters between them.
One of the most original and innovative shows you’ll have seen in years – that’s the promise for “No Angel Uncensored”, coming to the East Riding Theatre,
Love is in the air at a Beverley art gallery, as it celebrates the arrival of Valentine’s Day on 8th February with a night of romance concocted by theatre group, Other Lives Productions.
A Mid-Winter Festival, celebrating theatre and music, will take place in support of Beverley’s new East Riding Theatre – set to launch in 2013.
This week Beverley-based professional theatre company Other Lives Productions reach Hull Truck Theatre on the final leg of their April tour of the East Riding.
East Yorkshire-based Other Lives Productions take to the stage with their most ambitious play when they open with Waiting for Godot in an eight-venue East Riding tour, ending at Hull Truck Theatre (from Saturday 15th January 2011). Samuel Beckett’s play, which was first published in 1952, features two tramps, Vladimir (Neil King) and Estragon (Mike Burton), sitting by the roadside waiting for a man called Godot. They think they have…
East Yorkshire-based Other Lives Productions take to the stage with their most ambitious play yet when actors Richard Avery and Neil King open with Waiting for Godot in an eight-venue East Riding tour, that includes a performance at Toll United Gavel Church on Thursday 20th January. Samuel Beckett’s play, which was first published in 1952, features two tramps, Vladimir and Estragon, sitting by the roadside waiting for a man called…
Beverley-based actors Neil King and Richard Avery say the tradition of telling ghost stories on Christmas Eve is the inspiration behind their latest touring production, which is launched later this month in the East Riding (Friday 19 November). The duo, who run Other Lives Productions, have toured for the last three years with a first half of semi-dramatised readings around a theme, followed by a second half featuring a new…
Theatre company Other Lives Productions has announced the double-bill of plays which it will take on tour around East Riding villages this autumn. The Beverley-based company is presenting “Is There Anybody There…?”, described as a light-hearted sortie into the metaphysical – the world beyond the normal. Mysteries, ghosts and so forth will feature, with a first half comprising stories which will be recited by actors Neil King and Richard Avery….