Day: 2 October 2012

  • New Sexual Health Clinic Opens For Young People

    Terrence Higgins Trust and Wiltshire College launch new sexual health clinic for young people.

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  • SOHO THEATRE: Scott Agnew Tales Of The Sauna

    Fresh from Edinburgh’s Fringe 2012 with his five star, critically acclaimed show Tales of the Sauna.

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  • FILM REVIEW: Undertow

    A movie set within the everyday of a small Peruvian village by the sea, Undertow will draw on the pain of its viewer.

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  • Marcus Reeves To Release Debut Single Black Tears

    Mercurial new talent Marcus Reeves presents his debut single ‘Black Tears’, available as a download through iTunes from 5 November 2012.

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  • Elegy At Theatre 503

    Devised by the company

    Conceived and directed by Douglas Rintoul.
    9 Oct – 3 Nov
    Tues – Sat 7.45pm
    Sun 5pm
    £14/£9 concessions

    He had arrived. It was cold, so bitterly cold that he thought he’d never be warm again. They ask him why he left his country. They ask for dates, times, reasons – but it’s buried. They say he’s telling lies but that’s not what he’s doing. He has to think of everything again…
    A compassionate and shocking analysis of the homophobic murders that take place in a ‘liberated’ Iraq regularly, Elegy is a poetic love letter to those who lost their lives from the viewpoint of one who got away. His is a moving and extraordinary story of unrequited love, loss and exile: a journey through a no-man’s land of empty train stations, border crossings and bomb-blasted towns.

    “Does what theatre at its best can do, make great events personal…stunning!” Marie Colvin.
    “Truly something that everyone should experience…floats beautifully between storytelling, performance art, expressionism and urgent political drama.” WhatsOnStage ★★★★”
    The List ★★★★ Lovefringe ★★★★★ Scotsgay ★★★★★ Broadwaybaby ★★★★

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