On at Friargate Theatre
Rox Papers & The Scissors
Want to change the world? You have one vote. Use it wisely. Democracy. It throws up all sorts of stuff. Join us to watch Rox, Paper and The Scissors as they battle to become School President but find out the hard way that not all elections are … [More...]
Right Here Right Now: March
"Fast, funny, unpredictable and chaotic.This show…should be added to every comedy fan’s calendar’York Mix York’s own comedy improv night is back with its own brand of sensational silliness based on audience suggestions. You come with the ideas and … [More...]
The Narrow Road in York
Riding Lights Theatre Company is pleased to announce a revival of their acclaimed passion play The Narrow Road by Paul Birch, during the season of Lent 2019. Amid the heat and beauty of ancient Palestine, a man stands on a dusty road. An … [More...]
Wilde at Heart
Oscar hates stories, but when he disturbs Once, Upon and A Time, his world is thrown upside down as he learns about courage, greed and forgiveness… Join the Junior Youth Theatre cast this spring as they stage this fantastic adaptation of Oscar’s … [More...]
Friargate Scratch
COMING SOON: The first ever Friargate Scratch will be on Friday April 26th at 7.30pm. Tickets £5 Book Now Friargate Scratch is an evening of variety, fun and new work. It's a chance for new artists to try out new material in a friendly and … [More...]
Richard III: Exploring the man behind the myth
A unique day conference raising funds for the A Voice for Richard project History is based on story-telling and is often the version told by the winning side. The playwright is commissioned and “chronicles” their time for future generations to … [More...]
All’s Well That Ends Well
it’s a class act - in love, sex and war Everyone is treating everyone else remarkably badly - so sisters are doing it for themselves, in Shakespeare’s surprisingly socially aware comedy for 1603. As long as some of it is kept in the … [More...]
Feast
Throughout the 16th and 17th centuries William Shakespeare wrote 37 plays with a staggering 1,191 individual characters: 147 women and 1,044 men. This is one story about six of those women, from different parts of the world, and even different times. … [More...]
Hamlet- An Experience
“Sigfusdottir’s adaptation and Carding’s sensitive interpretation provide a shortcut to the empathy that many Hamlets crave but seldom achieve.The Stage After breaking new ground with their award-winning Richard III (A One Woman Show), Brite … [More...]
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