For those of you not stranded somewhere far away, (and I hope most of you have not got stuck because of the ash), we have some exciting things for you to see at The Junction in Cambridge.
First up is Kursk. Kursk was created by our friends Sound&Fury. The Telegraph said "…the most brilliantly immersive piece of theatre I’ve seen all year… An unforgettable homage to the men of the Kursk, and all their kind." *****
If that hasn't sold it to you yet then...
August 2000. A British hunter-killer submarine is on patrol in the Arctic.
The crew drill, sleep, eat, long for word from home, and silently shadow their target.
Their lives are at once extraordinary and mundane – until a tragic event occurs that makes them question everything they are doing. As the tension mounts, the pressure they live under starts to take its toll.
Inspired by the Russian submarine disaster of August 2000, acclaimed theatre company Sound&Fury (The Watery Part of the World and Ether Frolics) join Bryony Lavery (Stockholm) to invoke the life of submariners, fathoms below the icy seas on the fraying front line of the Cold War.
Plus, if you call the box office on 01223 511 511 and quote 'Fuel' you can get tickets for a bargain-tastic £6 for tomorrow night's performance.
Also, don't forget that Hugh will be at The Junction on the 21st and 22nd May with In Rehearsal. You can get your tickets by ringing 01223 511 511 or to book online, click here.
First up is Kursk. Kursk was created by our friends Sound&Fury. The Telegraph said "…the most brilliantly immersive piece of theatre I’ve seen all year… An unforgettable homage to the men of the Kursk, and all their kind." *****
If that hasn't sold it to you yet then...
August 2000. A British hunter-killer submarine is on patrol in the Arctic.
The crew drill, sleep, eat, long for word from home, and silently shadow their target.
Their lives are at once extraordinary and mundane – until a tragic event occurs that makes them question everything they are doing. As the tension mounts, the pressure they live under starts to take its toll.
Inspired by the Russian submarine disaster of August 2000, acclaimed theatre company Sound&Fury (The Watery Part of the World and Ether Frolics) join Bryony Lavery (Stockholm) to invoke the life of submariners, fathoms below the icy seas on the fraying front line of the Cold War.
Plus, if you call the box office on 01223 511 511 and quote 'Fuel' you can get tickets for a bargain-tastic £6 for tomorrow night's performance.
Also, don't forget that Hugh will be at The Junction on the 21st and 22nd May with In Rehearsal. You can get your tickets by ringing 01223 511 511 or to book online, click here.
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