Firstly, a quick reminder that Hugh is performing 360 at the Words in Walden Festival over in Saffron Walden on Friday night (7 October). There's still a few tickets left and you can find out more by visiting the festival's website.
For those of you in Cambridge, Hugh will also be doing some more work-in-progress on his new project, Stories from an Invisible Town at The Junction on Friday 28 October if you'd like to join him. More info here.
The Junction itself has a packed autumn schedule and if you're in Cambridge I can definitely recommend getting yourself down to see as much as it as you can, including (if you can get a ticket) Little Bulb's Operation Greenfield which is on tonight and tomorrow. I adored this show when I saw it at Soho Theatre in the summer and if you enjoy Hugh's work, I'm sure you'll be charmed by this too.
In the week before Hugh's visit to The Junction, Forced Entertainment will be bringing Void Story to Cambridge on 18 & 19 October. Forced Entertainment's work is admired around the world and, although I'm sure it'll be quite different from the work we produce, it sounds very intriguing. Here's a taster...
And in November, you should definitely be getting yourself a ticket to Non Zero One's The Time Out. I love their work (they're most definitely my favourite company at the moment) and I saw this in Edinburgh in the summer. You need to be prepared to work with your fellow audience members to become a successful team but it's a lot of fun too.
And finally, just to give some balance to non-Cambridge things - if you're a director and can get yourself to London, why not book yourself a place on Told by an Idiot's intensive Director's workshop with Paul Hunter. It's taking place from 17 to 21 October at the Jerwood Studios and costs £200. More info here.
Posted by Simon Bedford (Executive Producer, Hoipolloi)
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