Laura Peatman’s fantastic preview for Whoop ‘n’ Wail Represents… The Launch.
Catch us tomorrow night (17th) or the 24th at Waterloo East Theatre!
Laura Peatman’s fantastic preview for Whoop ‘n’ Wail Represents… The Launch.
Catch us tomorrow night (17th) or the 24th at Waterloo East Theatre!
Pheeewie! What a week here at Whoop ‘n’ Wail headquarters. Represents..The Launch is nearly upon us. There is nothing like the run up to a show: laughter and tears in the rehearsal room; begging, borrowing and stealing – well, not stealing – last minute bits of props and costume; shouting from the roof tops so that no one misses the chance to see this great show. How do we do it all? Well, this week we have mostly been living off Ali’s homemade Caramac Cookies. If you’d like the recipe for this fantastic super food – well, you’ll just have to come down to Waterloo East Theatre on Monday 17th or Monday 24th at 7.30pm to ask for it! Don’t forget to book in advance as tickets are selling like hot cookies.
Here’s a picture of the latest batch which will be getting us through this afternoon’s tech production meeting…
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***************TICKETS ON SALE NOW**********
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We are super excited to announce our fantastic line up for Whoop ‘n’ Wail Represents…The Launch on Monday 17th & 24th at Waterloo East Theatre, 7.30pm!
The Final Frontier by Sam Hall, directed by John Mitton
Three Women in a Music Box by Dan Horrigan, directed by Alice Bonifacio
Cause for Alarm by Deborah Klayman, directed by Emily Bush
On the Horizon by Adam Hughes, directed by Sarah Davies
Dust by Sarah Davies, directed by Norman Murray
My Bloody Laundrette by Ali Kemp & Deborah Klayman, directed by Paul Taylor
Casting done, rehearsals underway, props being sourced, all we need now is you! Book your tickets in advance to avoid disappointment.
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