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TEAM Critical Chinwag- Blavatsky's Tower

Event Details

Time: April 8, 2015 from 7:30pm to 10:30pm
Location: Chapter Arts Centre
City/Town: Cardiff
Event Type: critical, chinwag
Organized By: Anna Shaw
Latest Activity: Apr 11, 2015

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Event Description

Going to see "Blavatsky's Tower", written by Moira Buffini, in Chapter on Wed 8th April, 8pm.

If you would like to come along and meet up with other TEAM members for some after show refreshments and a friendly chinwag about the production then book your place quickly!
In retun for your FREE ticket all you need do is participate in the informal discussion and review it online, by blogging, tweeting or both....whichever suits you best.

This is a piece about social isolation, with a good dose of humour. The production also has a number of TEAM members in the cast.

There are only a small number of tickets available for this occasion so it's first come first served.

To book your place email: team@nationaltheatrewales.org
and, if you're not already a member you can join.

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Comment by Eric Ngalle Charles on April 11, 2015 at 4:21: ''Blavatsky's, very memorable. It got my attention from start to finish. For me the Blavatskys were the real ''Crushed''. The little oneliners by Ronald ''golf being a metaphor for Life, we start as handicap'' Brilliant. The intrusion of the doctor highlights Zenophobia, the fear of the unknown, very contemporary. the way it treats Incest without overamplifying the Taboo was just great. the merging of the biblical and the secular''burning their fathers remains with the book ''paradise lost''. Was Ronald suffering from some sort of ailment? for someone who has educated himslef through watching the TV he seemed over qualified with swear words.I admire his verbosity. Audrey exhudes naive promiscuity but i think underneath the facade of naivity and Closure from the world outside she has plenty to hide. I would love to see it again.