Taunton Brewhouse is gaining a reputation for programming great original drama and this season is no exception.
Critically acclaimed and award-winning show WOLF is appearing at Taunton Brewhouse on 9 Feb. Lewis Doherty is effectively a one man show – armed with just a chair, he mimes every prop, makes every sound effect and brings to life over thirty characters in this cyberpunk, neon-noir, one man action-packed blockbuster movie! He invites you into Shadow City, a hellhole of a city but a city nonetheless. Detective Jay Walker is dead. With no leads and a case colder than ice, it’s up to his ex-partner Patrick Wolf to bust some heads and find out who killed him.
WOLF is followed by BOAR on 10 Feb, this time set in the Kingdom of Skadi, a distant land of adventure and evil, where pillagers, pirates and barbarians do battle in a world on the brink of destruction. With the King’s daughter captured by an evil dragon, a hero must rise and collect the biggest bounty in the land. Who will survive in this quest of epic proportions and formidable consequences?
For budding actors on 12 Feb, Lewis is running a workshop, Creating Cinematic Theatre. Lewis will help you discover how by using just your body and imagination, you can push the boundaries of what’s possible on stage with just a performer.
Both are brought to you by Beasthouse who produce physical, filmic and very funny work.
Using just performers and the audience’s imagination, they create entertaining, compelling and epic stories on stage. Through referencing popular and cult culture genres they push the boundaries of theatre to create dynamic, ambitious, and cinematic shows. They firmly believe theatre can be a really good night out.
THE SCOTSMAN
“One of the most distinctive and grippingly engaging performances across the Fringe”
THE STAGE
“Doherty’s physicality is incredible… a virtuoso turn well worth seeing”
Tickets are £18 but there are discounts if you book for both shows or a show and a workshop. For further information go to www.tauntonbrewhouse.co.uk or ring the Box Office on 01823 283 244 10am-4pm Mon to Fri.
