“Give us voice; we who blot the margins, the fallen and forgotten, the minimised and maligned." Time & Again Theatre Company are inviting you to step into the shadows of history and help bring a brand-new show to life. On 28th June, at Manchester’s 53Two, we’ll be offering an exclusive first look at our latest … Continue reading Join us for VILE’s preview at 53Two!
Open Casting Call – VILE
Update: Thank you so much to everyone who applied for this opportunity! We've now closed applications. Time & Again Theatre Company are seeking talented performers, particularly those who are Deaf or hard of hearing, blind or visually impaired, disabled or chronically ill, and/or LGBTQIA+ for an upcoming theatre R&D for new writing piece VILE, in … Continue reading Open Casting Call – VILE
Access the Fringe – Accessible Performances at Edinburgh Fringe 2023
Time & Again Theatre Company's list of accessible performances at Edinburgh Fringe is back for 2023, and bigger than ever before! Last year we became aware that the Fringe's official listings of accessible performances were often incorrect and difficult to navigate, so to make it more straight forward we collated a list of the accessible … Continue reading Access the Fringe – Accessible Performances at Edinburgh Fringe 2023
Edinburgh Fringe 2022 – Accessible Performances
Our 2022 Edinburgh Fringe Show, Earwig, has a deaf focus - both in the story we're telling and the way we're telling it, with captioning and snippets of BSL worked into the fabric of the play. As such, we were disappointed to find that the Fringe hadn't included our fully BSL interpreted performances on 11th-13th … Continue reading Edinburgh Fringe 2022 – Accessible Performances
#EarwigWednesdays – Edition 2 – Deaf education
It's been a busy old week here at Time & Again, what with our @gmfringe Shakespeare performances! So much so that we missed our weekly #EarwigWednesdays post on deaf history. Here's our next installment, better late than never. In 1880, The Second International Congress on Education of the Deaf was held in Milan. After five … Continue reading #EarwigWednesdays – Edition 2 – Deaf education
#EarwigWednesdays – Edition 1 – What is deafness?
As we start to build up to our first performances of Earwig, we've decided to start a regular feature about deaf history on our social media platforms! There's so much to cover - so much that is often left unexplored by mainstream media! Unfortunately, as with anything historical, some of the terms, phrases and ideas … Continue reading #EarwigWednesdays – Edition 1 – What is deafness?
Save Time & Again Theatre Company after Devestating Fire
Time & Again have launched a GoFundMe page which is urgently seeking donations to ensure we can continue as a company and deliver our shows this summer. You can find the campaign here! In the early hours of Saturday 26th February 2022, the storage unit which housed the entirety of Time & Again Theatre Company's … Continue reading Save Time & Again Theatre Company after Devestating Fire
Time & Again Book Club: The Wild Air by Rebecca Mascull
To bring our plays to life, we find it invaluable to immerse ourselves in books, exhibitions, films and documentaries all about the era and context in which our stories are set. As we prepare to take to Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2019 with Clouds, a story of women rising up in 1913, we thought now would … Continue reading Time & Again Book Club: The Wild Air by Rebecca Mascull
Reviews from the Home Front – I, Sniper
I, Sniper tells the true story of soviet sniper Lyudmila Pavlichenko, deemed one of the deadliest female snipers in history. Plucked from obscurity as a teenage mother, she joins the red army and fights to take on the traditionally male task. This was an aspect of World War II history none of us knew very informed … Continue reading Reviews from the Home Front – I, Sniper
Letters from the Home Front -Edinburgh Diary Day 8
Wednesday 8th August 2018 Another day, another review waiting for us when we opened out eyes - this time from The List! And what's more another amazing 4 stars! We're getting spoilt by the morning reviews rolling in. It'll go to our heads. No really, it will. Fiona was out bright and early to catch … Continue reading Letters from the Home Front -Edinburgh Diary Day 8
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