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Our Tuesday workshops continue every week through July and August - click on the link to find out more details.
Facebook Page
Network's group Facebook page is now up and running. Just click here
to see some photos of recent productions and stay up to date with the
latest news.
Recent Productions:
The Shadow of a Gunman by Sean O Casey
Performed on Wed 14th - Friday 16th April 2010. Click here for photos of this production.
An Ideal Husband by Oscar Wilde
Performed within the elegant setting of The Palm House, Sefton Park and Reynolds Park, Woolton. Wednesday 29th July - Saturday 1st August 2009. Click here for photos of this production.
Seven Jewish Children: A Play for Gaza by Caryl Churchill.
What do you
tell a child when her government is trying to kill her? What do you
tell a child when her government is killing other children? Caryl
Churchill’s controversial new play moves from Nazi-occupied Europe to
contemporary Israel through the fears of generations of Jews for their
children.
"The Ruffian on the Stair" by Joe Orton and "Party Time" by Harold Pinter
Ruffian on the stair: Into
Joyce and Mike’s humdrum existence steps Wilson - bent on revenge for
his brother’s death. The ensuing action weaves together incest,
murder and goldfish as it moves towards its shocking climax.
Party Time: The
party is in full swing. The guests are enthusing about their new
swimming and tennis club with its hot towels and cannelloni. But
‘something is going on in the street'. What is the meaning of the
soldiers and roadblocks? And what has happened to Jimmy?
Dick Whittington and the Capital of Culture
A trad-style
panto with something (Scouse?) for everyone, especially if your humour
is a
little end-of-the-Pier-Head. The
prospect of boarding a
Pygmalion
Famous
as the play
that inspired the musical My Fair Lady, Pygmalion brings together three
of the most famous characters of the 20th century English stage:
Professor Henry Higgins, flower seller Eliza Doolittle and her father,
dustman Alf Doolittle.
Thurs 24 July 2008, 7pm St Luke's Church, Leece Street Liverpool L1
Fri 25 July 7pm Reynolds Park (Walled Garden,
Woolton Liverpool L25
Sat 26 July 2pm Reynolds Park (Walled Garden), Woolton
Liverpool L25
Sun 27 July 7pm Alexanders Jazz Bar (garden), Rufus Court Chester CH1
2JW
Mountain Language
Tuesday 22 April 2008
Network's production of Mountain Language was part of the One Act Play Festival at Gladstone Theatre (2 mins from Wirral Line station), at 7pm.
The Weir by Conor McPherson. Directed by Andy Kerr
Long drinks and small ones.Tall tales and deep ones.The townland bar regulars receive unexpected company.
Wed-Thur 5-6,December 2007 at The Pilgim pub L1 and Fri 7 Dec 07 at St Michaels Irish Centre L6
More Network stuff
Dave has filmed some of Network's projects shown on his website at http://www.maccman23.co.uk/network_films.htm
The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde
Liverpool Network Theatre Group presents The Importance of Being
Earnest, Oscar Wilde's timeless comedy of high society follies...
at: The Garden, Alexanders Jazz Theatre Bar, Rufus Court, Chester on
Wed & Thu, 8 & 9 August 2007 at 7.00pm...Also at:
Reynolds Park, Church Road, Woolton, Liverpool L25 on Fri 10th and Sat
11 August, both outdoor performances. Photos of the producation online
at http://picasaweb.google.com/chrisduncalf/Earnest