Tressillian are an emerging theatre company producing exciting new plays through collaborative text based work.
Formed in 2012 after taking our first piece, Winfamy, to the Edinburgh Festival. We are interested in various genres, but share collective aims for the process of theatre making:
— To analyse the contemporary world.
— To present recognisable human experience.
— To encourage a dialogue with and within the audience.
— The audience are always integral to the creation of meaning.
"It's like finding Alcoholics Anonymous in the pub or at the bottom of your pint." Read our interview with the 405:
http://www.thefourohfive.com/culture/article/anonymous-anonymous-143
"Do you find yourself losing track of time? Do you regret the things you do on the internet?"
http://eroticreviewmagazine.com/news/4046/
Erotic Review are coming to see us.
Erotic Review comprises feature articles, fiction, photography portfolios and a review section, taking a literary approach to eroticism and sexuality.
We have assembled an aboslutely top notch cast.
Can't wait to see these wonderful actors bring to life Anonymous Anonymous.
Allison - Kaye Brown
Aaliyah - Tasha Sinclair-Doyle
Sam - Kimesha Campell
Michael - Michael Jinks
George - Jackson Pentland.
Book your tickets here to see them in all their real life glory:
https://space.org.uk/event/anonymous-anonymous/
The Space is a performing arts and community centre based in a converted church on the Isle of Dogs, East London. The Space programmes regular arts events and workshop. We also run our own in-house theatre company, Space Works. Above the Space is the Hubbub, a cosy caf
GRAPHIC DESIGN FUN
Grace's work can now be seen at The National Theatre, where she is Assistant Director on Beyond Caring. It really is a fantastic show - subtle, bleak and honest, and Lyn Gardner says go and see it this week. We agree with her. http://bit.ly/1HRkDVk
Cheek by Jowl’s Measure for Measure heads to Oxford, the wonderful Beyond Caring is at the National Theatre, and the Brighton festival and fringe have plenty to thrill
A shiny new trailer for a shiny new show. Anonymous Anonymous opens at The Space 23 June.
http://bit.ly/1J3Lyip
Buy tickets at https://space.org.uk/2015/03/25/anonymous-anonymous/
Some of you know Sonia Jalaly from Shrew workshops. If you don't you should, she is hilarious. Catch her one woman show at the Tricycle next week.
Happy Birthday Without You - Written and performed by Sonia Jalaly Presented by PaperMash Theatre 'Fantastic… Jalaly’s performance is staggering' The Good Review 'Genius… a
We've been a little quiet in recent months and I really want to make a squirrel analogy about hibernating until summer (watch this Space), but I can't quite figure it out. It's also a bit of a lie, Grace has been assisting on Walking the Tightrope, which will be on later this month. You can read about it below...
The controversial American playwright Neil LaBute is better known for his West End plays, including In a Forest, Dark and Deep, than he is for writing a five-minute play about freedom of expression to be performed in an empty office building in London.
A little teaser from our week Taming the Shrew. A costume improvisation: spot the character, spot the gender stereotype.
We would like to thank everybody who contributed to the workshops this week, it couldn't have happened without you. We'll be posting the photos, videos, and any small bits of text on here that we have so watch this space! It would be awesome if you could join this group and add anyone we haven't already befriended on facebook, or anyone you think might be interested in all the work we did this week.
The headline's a bit reductive, but the article's packed with good stuff.
Feminism is for everybody because sexism hurts everybody, but lots of men are comfortable with the status quo
Let's get our priorities straight.
Tomorrow we start Taming the Shrew, a development week on the notorious Shakespeare play, using a gender balanced cast. Here's a photo from our last workshop, held at The Young Vic, as part of the Young Director's Programme. Expect lots of updates!
After a successful staged reading and a little tinkering we're back with a couple of short scenes from 'Audience Participation' at tonight's Trunkated at the Blue Elephant (show starts at 20:00).
At £2.50 a ticket and with a multitude of other great new theatre to tickle all tastebuds (puppetry? check. dancing? ditto. mixed media? you bet), there's every reason to pop down to Camberwell this evening and get involved in making a great thing even better.
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