‘ART’ by Yasmina Reza (translation by Christopher Hampton)
Entity Theatre and EWE are delighted to co-produce this award-winning play! Cast: Jeremy McCowatt (Marc), Ravi Rege (Yvan), David Viita (Serge)
Read moreEntity Theatre and EWE are delighted to co-produce this award-winning play! Cast: Jeremy McCowatt (Marc), Ravi Rege (Yvan), David Viita (Serge)
Read moreBOMBSHELLS is a hilarious yet touching peek into a day in the life of six very different but interlinked characters.
Read moreThe Cast and Crew of Jack and the Beanstalk thank you all for your support!
Read moreDirected by Conny Loder & John Yates, produced by Ken Lawler & Peter Heinz Performance dates 7—10, 14—17 & 21—24
Read moreSOUND OF MUSIC – Beginning Friday April 1st 7pm Are you participating in or running the sound of a production? This
Read moreThe touching comedy drama Constellations by Nick Payne premiered at Pepper Theater in May 2022. Have you ever wondered what would’ve happened if you’d said yes instead of no? Would your life be better? worse? the same? In the quantum multiverse, every choice, every decision you’ve ever and never made exists in an unimaginably vast ensemble of parallel universes.
Read moreTune in to WNTT Radio Theatre on Sunday, 31 October 2021 at 7.45 pm for our special Halloween broadcast of THE DARK: Three Skeleton Quay, The Shadow People, The Tell-Tale Heart, Hairy Monster, and War of the Worlds.
Read moreThe scary, uncontrollable spirits, ghosts and witches that terrified mankind over millennia had lost their grip by the middle of the 20th century. Yet Halloween just wasn’t complete without things to scare us – and the entertainment industry was ready to fill that need with haunted house theme parks, terrifying movies and unforgettable horror stories in books, magazines and TV serial shows. This final installment of the Halloween story will look at why and under which circumstances we enjoy being scared – and what story elements scare us.
Read moreMuch of the evolution of Halloween celebrations after the Second World War took place in America since most of Europe was focused for many years on economic recovery from near total destruction. Halloween costumes of every imaginable sort could be purchased and parties with amazing baked treats became commonplace. Scary Halloween movies were widely enjoyed and major theme parks created popular spooky haunts to terrify adults and children alike.
Read moreBy the early years of the 19th century, much of the religious fervour around Halloween caused by the Reformation had been replaced by games and parties throughout the British Isles to celebrate the end of the harvest and beginning of Winter. The suffering and starvation of millions of people caused by the Great Irish Potato Famine created a flood of immigrants to the United States – immigrants who brought their Halloween celebration customs with them and made them part of the American culture.
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