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SUMMARY:Night of the Fox
DESCRIPTION:A haunting new play about identity\, the secrets we hide\, and the truths waiting in the woods. \nAquila brings a new production to Front Room Theatre in a preview performance before their run at the Edinburgh Fringe 2026. \nNight of the Fox tells the story of Attie\, a boy who can’t stop dreaming of a fox-masked truth-teller who lives deep in the woods\, a mysterious figure said to reveal who you really are. When Attie dares to summon him\, he is pulled into the Fox’s secret realm. As his friends struggle with a sudden social media ban\, they must venture into the forest if they are to bring him home safely. But the deeper they go\, the more they’re forced\nto face painful truths. In a place where every truth must be spoken aloud\, saving Attie may come at a cost. \nWill they risk revealing their true selves or lose their friend forever? \nCompelling theatre from a talented young cast. \nRunning time 55 minutes \n\n\n\nEvent Details\nDoors Open at 7:00PM\nFrom 7:30PM to 10:00PM
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SUMMARY:Island Town
DESCRIPTION:A Show presented by graduating Bristol Old Vic Theatre School Students\, coming to Weston-Super-Mare after a well-received run at Bristol Old Vic Studio. \nIsland Town by Simon Longman \nA funny\, life-affirming coming of age story which follows teenagers Kate\, Sam and Pete drink\, chat\, and dream of leaving their unnamed\, dead-end British town. \n“A moving three-hander about the claustrophobia and hopelessness of broken small-town life… Longman takes a potentially bleak subject and fills it with unexpected shards of humour.” The Stage \nDirected by Cara Crozier-Cole\nDesigned by Rosa Nasr-Butler \nIsland Town Cast:\nKate – Daisy Graceson\nPete/Dave/Will – Benjamin Cain\nSam/Alex/Liv – Beau Bradfield \nIsland town is an amateur production. \n\n\nEvent Details\nDoors Open at 7:00PM\nFrom 7:30PM to 8:50PM
URL:https://frontroomwsm.com/event/island-town
CATEGORIES:Theatre
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SUMMARY:All of Them\, Dead
DESCRIPTION:In a global pandemic caused by infected meat\, two boys find they’re much less alone than they thought. \n  \nAll Of Them\, Dead is a play about being young\, gay and working-class in the middle of nowhere. It’s about the things that go unsaid\, it’s about two boys holding hands\, it’s about clinging together as the world changes around you. And it’s about meat falling from the sky (no\, really). \n  \nPerfect for fans of Heartstopper and The Day Of The Triffids\, All Of Them\, Dead is a sharp\, funny and touching queer love story for the end of the world.  \nTrigger Warnings – Strong language\, gore\, references to homophobic abuse\, violence and death.  \n\n\n\nEvent Details\nDoors Open at 7:00PM\nFrom 7:30PM to 8:50PM
URL:https://frontroomwsm.com/event/all-of-them-dead
CATEGORIES:Comedy,Theatre
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SUMMARY:TURN YOUR F***ING PHONES OFF - Work In Progress Sharing and Long Table Discussion
DESCRIPTION:Join multi-award-winning theatremaker Hannah Maxwell for the very first public sharing of her new show\, TURN YOUR F***ING PHONES OFF. A dark\, absurd and fiercely hopeful exploration of human connection in the Information Age. \n\nWeston-super-mare gets the first look at this thrilling and vital new work from one of the UK’s most exciting writer-performers\, as voted for by audiences at last year’s BABYFLEAREINDEERBAG (“delightfully meta” ★★★★  The Guardian). \n\nAudiences will be invited to feedback on this work-in-progress performance\, in development for premiere at this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe. There will also be a free flowing discussion about infotech\, social media and being human in an increasingly atomised and polarised world\, using the “Long Table” discussion format developed by performance artist Lois Weaver. \n\n\nEvent Details\nDoors Open at 7:00PM\nFrom 7:30PM to 9:00PM
URL:https://frontroomwsm.com/event/turn-your-fing-phones-off-work-in-progress-sharing-and-long-table-discussion
CATEGORIES:Theatre
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SUMMARY:Funeral Teeth
DESCRIPTION:“Fearless\, bawdy storytelling” ***** The Reviews Hub\nMaybe you’ve lost your marbles… Or maybe you’ve found the most transformative piece of theatre that you’ll see this year. Probably both. Nominated for a London Pub Theatres award in its debut run\, ‘funeral teeth’ promises a night of chaos.\nWhat and who are we allowed to grieve? And does that really matter?\n\nLoss is the only truly universal experience. Whether it’s coming to terms with the passing of a loved one\, tucking the first tooth you’ve lost under your pillow\, or realising that you have no idea where your wallet is after spending a blurry night boozing at the pub – we’ve all been there. What’s more\, we’re going to keep coming face to face with loss. Lose yourself (geddit?) in the latest piece by Succulent Theatre\, unpacking what loss looks like to them\, what it looks like to you\, and what it could look like for all of us.Death\, grief and loss can be scary to talk about\, but if we don’t – we just feel alone. And grief already makes you feel alone. It’s not all doom and gloom\, though. This feel-good tragicomedy will remind you that life is a celebration and every loss you experience is an opportunity for you to grow. Drugs\, sex\, love\, family and friendship are at the centre of this contemplative work which really puts the ‘fun’ in funeral. \nThe stories shared are painfully true\, often painfully funny\, and will hold a mirror up to your own experiences in a way that you might not expect. In their signature style\, Succulent dexterously guides you through their losses from cradle to grave. Come watch them pick at a brand new scab and see what comes oozing out. \nFollowing the success of their debut show ‘NASTY: ‘Big’ girls being gross\, mean and sexy’\, the Succulent girlies are back with another queer\, autobiographical\, confessional piece of theatre that’s gut-busting and gut-wrenching in equal measure. \n****. 5 – Pub Theatre Reviews \n“The company manage\, half-naked\, to both cover a plethora of social issues and drum up pride for femininity”\n“It’s not often that you feel like you’re making friends when watching theatre”\n“A sense of community and support”\n“Seamless. Natural. Powerful. Honest. Humble.”\n“So moving because it is so human”\n“It is relevant\, urgent and absorbing”\n“You know how some people want to run away with the circus? I want to run away with Succulent.” \n\n\n\nEvent Details\nDoors Open at 7:00PM\nFrom 7:30PM to 8:45PM
URL:https://frontroomwsm.com/event/funeral-teeth
CATEGORIES:Theatre
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SUMMARY:INSanity - UCW Theatre Showcase
DESCRIPTION:Set in 1954\, INSanity tells the story of Harold\, a recently admitted mental patient who is next in line for a lobotomy. \nLobotomy: a procedure in which the frontal lobes are separated from the rest of the brain. \nPerformed by UCW Theatre Making degree students\, INSanity is a historical piece that uncovers the true nature of mental asylums in the 1950s. \n\n\nEvent Details\nDoors Open at 7:00PM\nFrom 7:30PM to 8:45PM
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