Tonight is your last chance to see Burning Bulb Theatre's 'The Beachcomber'. The sun is shining, all you need now is a little piece of Cornwall to get you in the holiday spirit. So join us at 7pm at Jane Holloway Hall for an evening celebrating the very best of Cornish theatre!
Burning Bulb Theatre presents: The Beachcomber
Welcome to the support and publicity page for Burning Bulb Theatre's production of The Beachcomber, a selection of scenes from the plays of Nick Darke.
Burning Bulb Theatre is a company established by two Royal Holloway drama students, Andy Walsh and Hayley Dawson, both hailing from Cornwall. Nick Darke born Nicholas Temperley Watson Darke (29 August 1948 – 10 June 2005) was an Cornish playwright and writer, poet, lobster fisherman, environmentalist, beachcomber, politician, broadcaster, film-maker and chairman of St Eval Parish Council. This Jun
Ready for round two? The second night of The Beachcomber is nearly upon us!
Join us at Jane Holloway Hall at 7pm for a fun packed night of Cornish fun.
02/06/2015
Tonight is the night!
Don your wellies and wooly jumpers as we escape to Cornwall. With an eclectic mix of scenes and songs showcasing the diversity of Cornish playwright, Nick Darke, it promises to be an great evening. Can't make it tonight? The Beachcomber is on until 4th June, and what's more it is a free event. So there really is no excuse!
***JANE HOLLOWAY HALL - DOORS OPEN 6:45pm***
Book your tickets online now:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/play-2015-the-beachcomber-tickets-16933251812
Play! 2015: The Beachcomber ‘Burning Bulb Theatre’ present a collection of extracts from the work of Cornish playwright Nick Darke, celebrating his life and works on the 10th anniversary of his death. Darke is the most celebrated Cornish playwright, having written a multitude of works for The Royal Court, The RSC and Kneehigh…
01/06/2015
It's nearly here, Burning Bulb Theatre's 'The Beachcomber' opens tomorrow. Join us in a celebration of all things Cornish, with a talented cast, and an eclectic mix of scene and songs, it promises to be a great evening.
31/05/2015
Can you tell the difference between Dothraki and Cornish?
Take the quiz and let us know how you got on!
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REMEMBER TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE TO BOOK ONLINE
Dothraki Or Cornish: Can You Tell The Difference? Now that Cornish people have been officially recognised as a minority, it might be time to brush up on the lingo.
Congratulations to RHUL Shakespeare Society Presents: The Tempest for an excellent production, catch them again at RHUL's Play! Festival - where you shall also find us!
27/05/2015
Thank you to all those who came to the Beehive to support us! We sold an impressive amount of cake and had great fun performing to you!
26/05/2015
***TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT***
Join us at The Beehive from 6pm.
There will be cakes for sale, exclusive performances, and Cornish accents galore. It promises to be a great night.
Don't believe me? Just look at how excited our wonderful director is!
The Beachcomber - 2nd 3rd & 4th June - Doors Open 6:45pm
Jane Holloway Hall - Play! Festival 2015
25/05/2015
***Join our cast and crew at The Beehive for a night at the pub***
Catch up with the crew, get some tips on perfecting your Cornish accent, and enjoy watching our talented cast perform extracts from this exciting production.
MAY 26th- FROM 6PM
22/05/2015
Good news everyone! Booking is now open for RHUL's Play! Festival, and that means your opportunity to secure seats for our performances is upon us!
Follow the link below to see the full programme of exciting drama, music, art and culture from the 2nd -4th of June. Scroll down to book your seats, don't forget our performance is completely FREE !
Thank you again for all your support so far.
https://www.royalholloway.ac.uk/aboutus/newsandevents/events/play/play!festivalprogramme.aspx
Royal Holloway | Play! Festival 2015 Programme | About us home Play! Festival programme for 2015
CORNWALL FACT NO. 8: Cornwall has its own flag – or St Piran's Banner – which has a white cross on a black background. It was first recorded in 1838 and the white line represents lines of tin, mined in Cornwall for centuries, between dark molten rocks.
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