
Directed by Carole Brown 'When a man has lost all happiness, he’s not alive. Call him a breathing corpse' - Sophocles Amy’s found another body in a hotel bedroom. There’s a funny smell coming from one of Jim’s storage units, and Kate’s losing it after spending all day with the police. There’s no going back after what they’ve seen. This play is like a crossword puzzle where all the clues have to do with death. It is a tight and tense, and you cannot afford to miss a single word or gesture. Please note: Contains scenes and language that may offend. Not suitable for children. |
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Auditions for the 5th Annual Writefest at Progress will be held on Sunday 12th September at 2.30pm - all welcome. There is a wide variety of parts for ages from 11 to 101 so please come along if you would like to get involved. Performance dates 4th-6th November |
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Metamorphosisby Franz Kafka Directed by Joanna Rogowska
Monday 11th to Saturday 16th October 2010 A modern approach to Steven Berkoff's 'Metamorphosis', inspired by Franz Kafka's renowned story. Gregor has a serious “proper” job and earns some serious money. So what that he has to work crazy hours and he hates what he does. It is a job, not a hobby, so as long as it pays well, you don’t have to love what you do. But one day Gregor decides to see what it would be like to just be yourself and do what you like. So what does his family think when he has transformed into a gigantic beetle-like insect? |
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Progress Theatre, Reading, Berkshire, England is a self-governing, self-funding theatre group. It operates in the voluntary sector, is a registered Charity and maintains its own 95-seat theatre. We produce a programme of varied, interesting and challenging drama to the highest standard. Each year sees around nine productions, running between six and nine nights. We have an active policy to educate, encourage and enliven in all aspects of theatre. Progress has a thriving youth theatre comprising Three Youth Groups and two Student Groups; a Writers’ Group; the Friends of Progress and the Members themselves. All auditions for our public productions are open to non-members. Various internal events, such as "Writefest" provide opportunities for newer or less experienced actors, directors and writers. |
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