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Burnt by the Sun
Tuesday 15th May - Saturday 19th May
Amidst a tangle of sexual jealousy, retribution and remorseless political backstabbing a family is torn apart by the arrival of an old friend. (more...)

Anything But (A One-Woman Play)
Wednesday 16th May - Saturday 19th May
Winner of the 2011 Harry Porter Prize, Anything But is a raucous, poignant comedy play about clumsy and kind Agnes. (more...)

Panel to the People
Saturday 19th May, Larkum Studio
Panel to the People is the radio panel show where the audience has the power! (more...)

Monologues and Duologues Festival
Sunday 20th May - Sunday 17th June, ADC Bar
WRiTEON’s annual season of Monologues and Duologues is a great opportunity to experience fresh ideas from new and emerging writers, brought to life on stage for the first time. (more...)

Next week

Waiting For Godot
Tuesday 22nd May - Saturday 26th May
Under a tree, Vladimir and Estragon wait for Godot. They wait for an indefinite and ambigous amount of time, days seems to pass, and he never arrives. In between, they encounter mysterious figures, entertain each other, swap hats and discuss repentance, suicide and time. (more...)

Frimston and Rowett: A Sketch Show
Tuesday 22nd May
Footlights alumni Frimston and Rowett return with an hour of sketches the like of which no man has seen and lived. (more...)

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Burnt by the Sun Wield the Matter presents
Burnt by the Sun
Peter Flannery
Tuesday 15th May - Saturday 19th May
Tue & Wed £8/£6, Thu-Sat £10/£8

'I'll give you one chance. Go now and type your confession. I take you and the confession to Moscow tonight - two big feathers in my cap - and maybe, maybe... they'll spare Maroussia... as the wife of a traitor. We all have a choice, Comrade'.

Amidst a tangle of sexual jealousy, retribution and remorseless political backstabbing a family is torn apart by the arrival of an old friend.

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Anything But (A One-Woman Play)Anything But (A One-Woman Play)
Mark Fiddaman and Lucien Young
Wednesday 16th May - Saturday 19th May
Wed £5/£4, Thu-Sat £6/£5

Rambling to us over the finger-foods at her Father’s funeral party, Agnes inadvertently unfolds a tale of hilarity, disappointment, and a woman who can’t give anything but love. The last Cambridge run of Anything But won popular and critical acclaim and is likely to do so a second time this May.

Written by footlights alumni Mark Fiddaman (Footlights president 2011) and Lucien Young (Armageddapocalypse writer/performer), directed by Ben Ashenden (writer/performer in The Pin) and starring Abi Tedder (Footlights President 2010), this is a raucous, poignant comedy about the messiness of living.

As the Footlights Harry Porter prize winner last year, the production has been developed and recently sold-out some early London previews that have been held. This brand-new version is coming to the ADC before heading up to the Fringe.

'A sparkling hour of new writing. Sumptuously funny. Big-hearted. Ideal' Tim Key (Edinburgh Comedy Award Winner 2009, Bafta nominated, seen on BBC2 and Radio 4)

'An hour of total hilarity' www.localsecrets.com

'effortless perfection' ***** Varsity

Nominated for Best Comedy - Cambridge Tab Theatre Awards 2011

‘A brilliant production from a lot of very funny people’ **** The Cambridge Tab

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Monologues and Duologues FestivalWRiTEON presents
Monologues and Duologues Festival
Sunday 20th May - Sunday 17th June, ADC Bar
£6/£5

WRiTEON’s annual season of Monologues and Duologues is a great opportunity to experience fresh ideas from new and emerging writers, brought to life on stage for the first time.

The challenge to the writers is to create a script for one or two actors featuring some sort of transformation in the character(s) and/or their situation through the unfolding of events.

The pieces selected by the reading panel are simply but imaginatively staged, script in hand, by our enthusiastic team of actors and directors, in the intimate setting of the ADC Bar.

There is a different programme on each of the five Sunday evenings, typically comprising 6-8 short pieces. The audience is invited to discuss how well they feel each writer has met the challenge.

Here are a few of the comments made during our 2011 MaD season:

“Excellent poignant economic dialogue”

“A lovely story, beautifully told”

“Very well observed and a lot of fun”

“A moving piece”

“Nice plot with great twist at the end”


Please visit www.writeon.org.uk for more information.

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