All tagged elinorrandle
Before entering 100 Seel Street, the brief was to wrap up warm, wear sensible shoes and make sure we???ve been to the loo before it started. Words of wisdom for promenade theatre and life itself indeed; and in a small group of no more than a dozen, ...
Tmesis Theatre are well known for their work as a duo; for Wolf Red, performer Yorgos Karamalegos steps off stage and into the director's role, while Elinor Randle flies solo in a work that retains all their usual spine-tingling trademarks. It's a...
It's genuinely exciting to hear that Liverpool's own Tmesis Theatre have announced what will be not only their first one woman show but also their most innovative collaborative work to date - the dark and twisted Wolf Red. Wolf Red premieres at th...
Physical Fest 2012 launched last night with a revival of the very first work by its founders, Tmesis. Yorgos Karamalegos and Elinor Randle met at Hope Street Ltd's Physical Theatre Programme in 2002. Over the years, they have developed a strong in...
Paperwork, which has a final performance tomorrow at the Unity (Saturday May 5), is "a dark comedy inspired by the bureaucratic systems of life and the act of waiting". Theatre company Caustic Widows invites you to delve into the darker side of hu...
Liverpool physical theatre duo Tmesis have been up to all sorts. They're premiering a new work in progress this week, coming straight after a trip to Africa, which sounds rather exciting. The company, comprising performers Elinor Randal and Yorgos...
This week sees the start of the seventh annual Physical Fest, courtesy of Liverpool-based physical theatre company Tmesis. A unique festival for performers and enthusiasts comprising a variety of workshops and performances, it will launch on Satur...
