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Meet the cast of our production of Bedlam! 🎭🎭
Tickets are on sale and it’s so simple to get them (and they are dead cheap too! All you have to do is email -
or even easier, you can message / ask any member of the cast! You don’t wanna miss out on this show! You want to know a little bit about the show? Read below 👇🏼

Bedlam

Set in 1825, the play is a lively and thought provoking look at the life of patients in the infamous mental institution, Bedlam. It follows the stories of the patients and the doctors who treat them. It is sometimes shocking, occasionally humorous and also containing original music from upcoming evening standard winner, Ewan Fellows. It’s got life, it’s appealing to the masses and if you love theatre that leaves you with questions and changes your perception of right and wrong, Bedlam is the show for you!
Premiering on 25th & 26th of November 2021 at Hillsborough College Theatre @ 7:15pm.
Tickets are £2 for students, £3 for concessions, £5 for adults and £14 for a family ticket.
Hope to see you there🖤

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If you’re not following you’re missing out 🎭 their touring performance of ‘Bedlam’ is coming November this year!

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Want to see what the 3rd and 2nd Year Degree have been getting up to???

Coming soon.......

“WHAT ABOUT HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI?”
“IT CAN’T BE COMPARED TO CHERNOBYL”

THURSDAY 28TH OF NOVEMBER 2019- 7:15PM @ HILLSBOROUGH COLLEGE THEATRE

FRIDAY 29TH OF NOVEMBER 2019- 7:15PM @
HILLSBOROUGH COLLEGE THEATRE

ADULT: £5.00
CONCESSION: £3.00
STUDENT: £2.00 (STUDENT ID REQUIRED)

LOCATION: HILLSBOROUGH COLLEGE, LIVESEY STREET, S6 2EJ

TO PURCHASE TICKETS/ENQUIRIES CONTACT: [email protected] OR 07889 595313

Hillsborough College degree students present sarcophagus an amazing performance paying tribute to the Chernobyl devastation.

As science editor of Pravda , Gubaryev was the first journalist to visit Chernobyl after the explosion of the nuclear reactor. Horrified by what he saw, Gubaryev felt that a straight news report was inadequate; portrayal of this devastating event required a a larger genre. Sarcophagus is the result. Set in a medical ward of the Institute of Radiation Safety, the play is peopled with physicians, researchers, and victims, all of whom try to understand what has happened and why, and what it means for them, their country, and humanity."

If this is something you would be interested in watching or for more information please contact us via [email protected] or call 07889 595313