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"Closing the Gap Theatre, as the name suggests, want to close the gap between theatre-goers and theatre makers. With a few twists, they certainly succeed."
- Views From The Gods
2014 Productions
Chances
Chances
Sofia Moura as The Fifth Character
Tara Godolphin as The Accused
Chances
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Life or Death?
Coke or Diet Coke?
Sometimes in life you just want someone to make the decision for you.
Meet four strangers each at a crucial point in their life. Decisions have to be made and consequences have to be lived with; however hilarious or tragic they may be. And this is where you come in.
Take a seat, make a choice & watch what happens!
Another sell-out show at Camden Fringe for Closing The Gap Theatre. We returned to Camden Fringe with our new intimate and immersive show from 4th to 9th August 2014 at LovEdu Gallery, Stables Market, Camden
'[Chances] is an interesting approach to theatrical engagement that will certainly make you reflect on just how many different types of choices are being made all the time.'
- Public Reviews
Time: Four. Us Two.
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One man's egg timer is another man's renaissance.
Two survivors shelter from the uncertainty outside. In the fading light, they debate the truth, eat more cold beans and plan for the world they will create when they emerge . . .
Somewhere far away, three Stage Managers are working on a classical play. Amid the drama and bloodshed, they struggle for power, lament the tragedy of a lost prop and pray they just make it to the end of the shift . . .
After our sell-out debut show, Closing The Gap Theatre returned to Camden People's Theatre with our follow-up piece
Time: Four. Us Two from 19th to 22nd February 2014.
'Ultimately, this is another mind-bending, interesting and cerebral work from Closing the Gap.'
- Views From The Gods
2013 Productions
An Evening Of The Absurd:
Are We All Still Waiting For Godot?
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Stefan Stuart and Tiana Khan
Joe Allan
Briony Wyatt
Stefan Stuart and Tiana Khan
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An Evening Of The Absurd: Are We All Still Waiting For Godot? will take you on a journey through the bleak, darkly comic and occasionally terrifying world of The Absurd. The evening consists of two performances:
Breakfast With Chamberlain follows one man’s attempts to change the course of history and a family's tragic experiences of war. Set in Britain in September 1939, with the outbreak of World War Two on the doorstep, this short play explores some of the themes addressed by many of the playwrights associated with Theatre of the Absurd.
Glory Days is a modern-day story of four guests having dinner on the eve of a very important event. Their struggles with identity and communication, tales of loss and ambitions of controlling the future, leads to both tragic & hilarious consequences.
Closing The Gap Theatre's sold out debut show featured as part of the Camden Fringe at the Camden People's Theatre from 5th to 7th August 2013.
"An Evening of the Absurd: Are We All Still Waiting For Godot? is an enjoyable piece which will leave you looking for answers for several days" - lastminutetheatretickets.com
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We launched our theatre company and our debut show An Evening Of The Absurd: Are We All Still Waiting For Godot? on 14th May 2013 at The Winchester in Islington.
During the evening we had live music from Millie Manders plus a sneak peek of the show from actors Stefan Stuart and Alexandra Fisher. There was also a theatrical quiz, a raffle and a bit of a disco.
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