Oh, What a Lovely War!
Preparations for the production are well under way. The show will be staged at the Cube noir in Koenigshoffen from 12 to 15 April. More information here in due course.
Now available: “Lovely War” t-shirts
T-shirts can now be purchased in a range of styles and colours, including camouflage green and stage-crew black, as well as the explosive red model pictured.
Have a look what’s on offer in the t-shirt shop. And if you have any special requests, let us know. We shall do our best to meet them.
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New to Tagora?
If this is your first visit to the Tagora site, or if you’ve only recently made our acquaintance, here are a few useful links.
- The newcomers’ page: all you need to know (almost) about how we work, becoming a member and where to find us.
- The mailing list: sign up to receive information by e-mail.
- FEATS: the Festival of European Anglophone Theatrical Societies, a competitive festival that we take part in on a regular basis.
- Trois 14: Strasbourg’s amateur theatre collective, organiser of the annual Théâtralis festival, which we also take part in.
- Past productions: a history of Tagora on stage since 1988.
- Tagora on Facebook: a different way of following Tagora news.
And if this isn’t enough, try exploring the links on the left of this page.
| Play readings: “Kafka’s Dick and “Plaza Suite” | 11:51, 20 Jan 2012 |
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On Wednesday 1 February we’ll be reading Kafka’s Dick by Alan Bennett. Franz Kafka and his friend Max Brod make a surprise appearance in a suburban home in Leeds. A week later, on Wednesday 8 February, we’ll be taking a look at Plaza Suite by Neil Simon, a comedy set in the Plaza Hotel in New York City. Its three acts tell three separate stories, all set in the same hotel room. |
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| More interruptions possible | 20:56, 27 Jan 2012 |
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They now seem to be targeting the “Media” folder, where the pictures are kept. So I have cunningly renamed it. An unfortunate side-effect of this is that for a short time the pictures may not be available. But I’m sure this will not be a major problem. Please bear with it. Very soon we shall be changing hosts (a move prompted by these attacks, but only in a very indirect way). Until then, I hope we shall be able to limp along. David
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| Lucie takes a stand | 07:54, 24 Jan 2012 |
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He has been on stage more often than all but the longest-serving of Tagora’s actors. And now Lucie Broisin – the set designer who made an important contribution to two of our shows last year – has recruited him as a guest star in Artus’ production of Avant/après by Roland Schimmelpfennig. He is … the Tagora coat stand. |
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| Something to bear in mind | 09:17, 23 Jan 2012 |
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It takes place in Haguenau on Sunday 29 January.
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| More impro | 12:52, 18 Jan 2012 |
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It’s in the Centre socioculturel du Fossé des Treize in Strasbourg, on Friday 27 January. All welcome.
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Our “Monday” play readings switch to Wednesdays for the next couple of weeks, venue to be arranged.
The baddies are still trying to infiltrate our Web site.
You don’t know his name, but you have probably seen him in a supporting role.
Chekhov seems to be very much in vogue at present. Our friends in Le Brigadier theatre company are presenting 
The Council of Europe’s (mostly) French-speaking theatre improvisation group, Conseil d'impro, is giving a show.| 1-5 of 164 | Next Page >> |
