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SUMMARY:AUDITION - The Long Road
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our next read through!\n\n\nAudition/Read Through for The Long Road \nWhen: Saturday Feb 4th 2024 \nWhere: Hebden Bridge Little Theatre \nTime: 7pm \nProduction Dates: 8th – 13th April 2024 \n\nWhen eighteen-year-old Danny is fatally stabbed in a random attack his family struggles to find meaning and forgiveness. His mother’s determination to understand the atrocity brings her face to face with his killer and forces the family to confront the bitter senselessness of their loss\, and the conflict their different approach to grieving causes. \nCasting will take place at the Little Theatre on Sunday 4th February 2024 at 7pm\, where we will read through the play\, followed by a short audition process. \nCharacter with ages (as given in script) are below. Please note age is flexible in casting\, which will be more focused on believable relationships between roles. \nMary-52- Danny and Joe’s Mother\, struggling with the day to day absence of her son. Can’t understand why he was killed. Wants to meet Emma to see if it brings some understanding/sense of peace. \nJohn-age not stated- Danny and Joe’s Father\, initially coped with Danny’s death by running\, but a knee injury leads him to shut himself off and hit the bottle. Cannot forgive Emma\, and harbours deep anger and resentment\, doesn’t understand why his wife wants to meet her. \nJoe-20 Danny’s brother- struggling with survivor guilt as was with Danny when he was killed. Feels that his parents\, particularly his dad\, blame him for Danny’s death. Resents his parents inability to see past Danny’s death and support their surviving son. \nEmma-18-Danny’s killer- Addicted to drugs and alcohol at a young age\, a highly volatile\, unpredictable vulnerable young lady\, hiding her vulnerability within an aggressive\, “bolshy” exterior. Lies as a defence mechanism. Described as a “constantly hyped powder keg of energy”\, but also has a highly wicked sense of humour and so ability to pull the comedy from the text is a must. \nElizabeth-30s- Emma’s social worker and family liason. Supports the Pritchard family through the process of meeting Emma and is party to many uncomfortable conversations. Is determined not to let Emma get under her skin and push her away. There is a large degree of interpretation available as to how this role is played\, but it is important she is played with deliberate emotional choices. \nHope to see many of you there!\nIf you are interested in attending/want further information please contact Rachel on wotastar1@hotmail.com or via fb messenger.
URL:https://hblt.co.uk/diary/the-long-road-audition
LOCATION:Hebden Bridge Little Theatre\, Holme Street\, Hebden Bridge\, HX7 8EE
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SUMMARY:SHAKESPEARE WORKSHOP
DESCRIPTION:Two informal and fun Shakespeare workshops will be held with Jenny Gore in the theatre on Sundays  February 11th and 18th  from 1.30pm until about 4.30pm. They will have some focus on A Midsummer Night’s Dream which will be our June production. Anyone is welcome to attend \, whether or not they are wanting a part in the play\, as the purpose is to enjoy Shakespeare and dispel any trepidation! Hope to see you there. \n For any questions contact:\njengor@talktalk.net.
URL:https://hblt.co.uk/diary/shakespeare-workshop
LOCATION:Hebden Bridge Little Theatre\, Holme Street\, Hebden Bridge\, HX7 8EE
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SUMMARY:SHAKESPEARE WORKSHOP
DESCRIPTION:Two informal and fun Shakespeare workshops will be held with Jenny Gore in the theatre on Sundays  February 11th and 18th  from 1.30pm until about 4.30pm. They will have some focus on A Midsummer Night’s Dream which will be our June production. Anyone is welcome to attend \, whether or not they are wanting a part in the play\, as the purpose is to enjoy Shakespeare and dispel any trepidation! Hope to see you there. \n For any questions contact:\njengor@talktalk.net.
URL:https://hblt.co.uk/diary/shakespeare-workshop-2
LOCATION:Hebden Bridge Little Theatre\, Holme Street\, Hebden Bridge\, HX7 8EE
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SUMMARY:Hayfever
DESCRIPTION:Hayfever by Noel Coward \n26th February – 2nd March 2024 \nDirector: Hannah Stow \n  \nJudith Bliss\, a retired actress\, and her author husband David live with their two children Simon and Sorrel in the Berkshire countryside. \nA family of self-absorbed bohemians\, they pursue a life unconstrained by mainstream values. \nIndependently of each other\, they invite four guests to stay over the weekend. \nWhat ensues is a game of humiliation where the invitees eventually pair off with an entirely different member of the family. \nUnable to stand any more of their host’s self-serving behaviour the guests leave the house as quietly as they are able. \nWritten in 1924 and first produced in 1925\, Hayfever was Noel Coward’s first major commercial success\, and combines high farce with a comedy of manners. \n“…a celebration of abnormality\, and at the same time a disquieting study of both the pleasure and pains of not being able to restrain oneself.” (Evening Standard) \n© Poster image Hannah Stow
URL:https://hblt.co.uk/diary/hayfever
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