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With David Frias-Robles at the helm as Artistic Director and Kelly Long pulling those thinking strings behind the scenes as Creative Producer, SCRATCH THAT ITCH: Nostalgia is returning to The Vaults for another night of new writing, post-pandemic.
If you would like to submit a piece of writing for SCRATCH THAT ITCH: Nostalgia, you can do so by contacting us here
COMING SOON
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
An abridged, interactive production
PATHWAY THEATRE invites you on an interactive journey of battling wits, laughter and love with our immersive production of Shakespeare’s ‘Much Ado About Nothing’.
The production will tour Community Spaces around London.
If you would like 'Much Ado' to visit your community space, get in touch here
SCRATCH THAT ITCH will be performed to a socially distanced audience at the VAULTS on one night in December, after lockdown. The evening will consist of an hour long performance made up of a selection of short plays. There will be two runs of the performance during the evening.
Alice sang "Won't you come and join the dance?"
We created a bespoke Alice in Wonderland themed, immersive event for the second anniversary of Lifecare Residences Battersea Place.
Residents and staff alike were delighted by the Queen of Hearts, the Mad Hatter and Alice herself during afternoon cream tea!
We were lucky enough to be asked back to Battersea Place in September to entertain Lifecare Residences once again.
This time, we were specially commissioned to create a bespoke Shakespeare piece comprising of extracts from a selection of the Bard's works.
After each scene was complete, the Troupe of players accepted guesses from the audience on which play the scene had come from.
Between January and December of 2019, we ran a weekly Play Reading in the common areas of the National Theatre.
Each week we would introduce a new play, in a relaxed setting, for reading and exploration. Not only was Play Reads an opportunity for friends and collaborators to expand their play repertoire, it also offered the chance to expand professional networks and come together with other industry professionals.
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24TH - 28TH MAY 2022
THE GOLDEN GOOSE, KENNINGTON
Written by Vicki Berwick after her ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ show, 'The Mozart Question' at the Barn Theatre, Cirencester and directed by David Frias-Robles, co-creator, co-writer and director of 'Arkham Asylum' for Warners Bros. and DC Comics and director of ⭐⭐⭐⭐ reviewed ‘Us’ at the White Bear Theatre, Kennington
ἀφίημι - a-phee-mi
(Greek)
to set free, to send away, to let go
Oliver arrives at his family home, twenty years since he was last there. He finds the home unchanged, and his younger sister Lainy now caring for their elderly mother. Bad memories of their childhood come flooding back and Oliver asks for his sister’s help in bringing some peace to their lives, but for this he will need the ultimate forgiveness from his sister.
Aphiemi is a re-imagining of Aeschylus' 'The Libation Bearers' set in Northern Ireland.
1ST - 19TH FEBRUARY
THE WHITE BEAR, KENNINGTON
Directed by David Frias-Robles of Arkham Asylum and starring David Persiva alongside Naoimh Morgan.
Produced by Gianna Kiehl of Kiehl & Sweeney Presents in partnership with Pathway Theatre.
Poster design by Madison Coby
"Us" is a tragicomedy, exploring both the last half an hour & the first half an hour of a relationship, interrogating love; where it starts, where it ends & why it didn’t last.
This is modern, city-dwelling, scrutinised, shared, storied, ageing, cohabiting love and what happens if it fails to meet expectations.
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5TH - 16TH OCTOBER
ETCETERA THEATRE, CAMDEN
When you’re fifteen years old, the only things that matter are Man United, Oasis and fish & chips for tea - not career paths or A-Levels.
Tearaways Brian and best pal, Séamus choose a Ford Transit to London and building sites of the big city instead of college back home. Days of hard graft lead to nights of alcohol, speed and ecstasy. Clubbing to Prodigy and raving to Faithless, these boys find love, fun and freedom in clubs and raves across the land... But will it all come at a price?
A cross between LOCK STOCK and CUCKOO’S NEST, this original, dark comedy returns after a successful run at Edinburgh Fringe, 2018.
The production is in support of the mental health charity, CALM - taking a stand against suicide. We are collecting donations post-show via bucket collection and also encouraging everyone to donate to our JustGiving page below.
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London Pub Theatres Reviews Hub
Creative Director - Kelly Long
Peckham Fringe Subs
Hatch & Scratch Enquiries & Submissions
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