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NOW Magazine 89 89 people viewed this event. impel theatre and Oldham Coliseum Theatre (Toronto, Ontario/Manchester, UK) present a fresh collaboration of the remote digital and interactive production of Caridad Svich’s An Acorn via Zoom. We continue to be isolated, more than 1 year on from the initial lockdowns. While vaccine rollouts mean that some semblance of “normal” life will return, the experience of this isolation, fear, and upheaval will linger with us. We have learned in this time about our fellow humans, and while there have been moments of hope, the divide between factions feels to have grown into a chasm. Will we ever reconnect? Or has the awareness of these differences changed us forever? Conceived by Kendra Jones and Blythe Haynes, the production features 2 actors who will be rehearsed in advance and present at the live performance; Canadians Ryan G. Hinds and Blyth ....
Bolton Octagon Bolton Octagon has unveiled its warm up season from May as well as its first main house production for the summer. The recently refurbished space will welcome audiences back on 26 May with new play See You At the Octagon, penned by Becky Prestwich. Playing until 15 June, the piece is based on the stories of people in and around the town. On 11 June, a plethora of comedians will take over the space with Justin Moorhouse and Friends, while across the months of May and June the venue s First Bite playwriting events will return, featuring texts by Hannah Wilkin, Robert Hudson, Adam Kotwal, Jaclyn Backhaus and Liz Duffy Adams. ....