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eSqueeze May 2007
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As part of the Wycombe Arts Festival, Oscar Wilde's comedy masterpiece comes to the Wycombe Swan via their resident
company Tight Fit Theatre.
Jack and Algernon take on the name Ernest in order to win the hearts of their respective loves,
Gwendolen and Cecily, two young ladies who are sure
they could only love men called Ernest. When they all arrive at Jack's
country home, we have two men who claim to be “Ernest”, and two girls in
love with men named “Ernest” who aren't earnest.
Confused?
All will be answered in this delightful, witty production directed by Mark
Oldknow.
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Autumn 2007: Euripides’ The Phoenician Women adapted by Mark Oldknow
“Another tour de force by Tight Fit Theatre”
- Buckinghamshire Advertiser
“Quite splendid. Marvellous ”
- Bucks Free Press
Mark Oldknow returns to his second passion, Greek Tragedy, with one of the
most extraordinary reworkings of Sophocles’ Oedipus Trilogy.
Thebes stands on the brink of war as Eteocles and Polyneices, Oedipus’ two
sons, stand prepared to wrest control of the city. Oedipus, haunted by his
past, stands in silence as his Mother Jocasta struggles to bring her sons to
a peaceful resolution.
The futility of war is brought sharply and intelligently into focus in Euripides
wonderful narrative. As is to be expected from Wycombe Swan’s resident company,
an exhilarating evening full of visual flair is guaranteed.
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Our Murder Mysteries The Nineteenth Hell, An Act of Murder, and For Whom the School Bell Tolls
have been putting in appearances for school PTAs, golf clubs and community centres helping them all raise funds with
a great evening's entertainment. There are dates available in 2007.
Please contact us to satisfy the fund-raising detective in you.
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About Us
Renowned for our productions since 1996 and resident at the Wycombe Swan since 2000, Tight Fit Theatre is a professional theatre company who also provide training, project management, and technical expertise.
You may now to support our work, but we would rather you buy a ticket and come and see us! If you can't see us but would like to support us, you can buy something from one of our affiliates. We benefit from a referral fee and you pay the usual price. Great for gift shopping.
Tim Hill, May, 2007.
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Page published: May 2007. E&OE
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