UPCOMING EVENTS
EMPTY SPACE – July
Four new short plays from
BATTY HATSTERS
Fri 17th July, 7.30pm
PUT SOME BUTTER ON IT by Michelle Lockwood
Over drinks, Jackie and Lisa try to convince Jo that she’s not going insane, she’s menopausal and she doesn’t have to suffer in silence. Hilariously informative.
JIMMY by Linda Downs
Three intertwined monologues tell the story of Jimmy, his parents and grandparents, and how he has ended up in hospital.
SPEAK UP by Jane Martin
Alex is so used to being powerless she has forgotten how to speak up when needed. A gentle reminder that we all have more agency for change than we realise.
LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD by Dafs Cocks-Evans
Who do you call when there’s a dead body on your carpet? Your sisters, who else has your back like family?!
Tickets from £8.60 (including booking fee)
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The Paradox Twin: Runtime Error – Live
Tue 28th July 7.45pm
Join The Paradox Twin at Empty Space for a special evening celebrating the release of our latest work, A Romance of Many Dimensions, with support from Dikajee.
The Paradox Twin are known for their blend of progressive rock and emotional storytelling, this performance will take you through the layers of the new album in an intimate setting. Don’t miss this chance to hear the new tracks live as we bring the concepts and soundscapes of the record to life.
Tickets from £10.84 including booking fee
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Coed Celyn Productions
OUT OF THE BLUE
GM Fringe
Wed 29 – Fri 31 July, 7.30pm
In a world that has failed to come together to protect itself, humanity is now facing an extinction event.
When a strange life-form begins colonising our planet, can a pair of mismatched students really be Earth’s last hope against the creeping, alien menace? How can they succeed where entire armies have failed – and what is with the third man who interrupts their attempt?
Out of The Blue, a sci-fi/horror promises to leave audiences hiding under their seats.
Following on from her recent success with Sherlock Holmes and The Man Who Believed in FairIes at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and tour, writer/director F.R. Maher returns with a terrifying play set in the near future.