Monday 31 May 2010

Rogue Theatre's Crooked Cabaret


Rogue Theatre is proud to present...
"The Crooked Cabaret"

For one night only some of Cornwall's finest come together to play on the same bill;
Saturday the 5th June at The Poly in Falmouth is a night not to be missed!







Hosted by Rogue Theatre's very own Angelina Boscarelli you can expect an evening with an edge,
strong and sumptuous visuals, intoxicating atmosphere, humour and a healthy dose of anarchy.
Presenting...
The Busketeers
A musical menagerie of Eastern European Gyspsy tunes.
Upbeat, intoxicating, high energy and brilliant.
Inspirasian Dance
Perform their own enticing mix of modern Indian Dance,
Contemporary, Kathak, Egyptian and Bollywood.
Mysterious, Colourful and Exciting!


Roman Bloodworth
Side splitting poetry and comic tales from a fast rising performer.
Rosie Vanier
Cornwall's Queen of twisted pop takes to the stage with "Swagger and much Charisma".
"Rosie Vanier has a voice which leaps from sugary pop to operatic whoops, her ivories chiming through a repertoire ranging from the turbulent to the serene" - Independant on Sunday 4/5.
Also look out for the love poem raffle with Bodo the Love Clown.
Don't miss out, spread the word...Rogue Theatre's Crooked Cabaret is playing for 1 night only at The Poly in Falmouth... see you there!
Saturday 5th June 2010
Doors open at 7pm, Entertainment starts at 7.30pm
The Poly, Church Street, Falmouth
Tickets £8 and £7
Available on the door or from The Works on 01872 261770

Friday 7 May 2010

Images from Dancer and The Devil at BAC.













Welcome Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome all you wanderers of the dark wood
Whether you are the hunter
or the hunted
The lost
or the hoping not to be found
your secrets are safe with me
my lips are sealed.

Come warm yourself by our fire
pass through these doors
and let entertainment
refresh your sight
Taste the wild fruit
and let hot blood
pump through your heart.



Not all is as it seems when the suns gone down
the path you were following may suddenly
Disappear
It is not the destination that counts but the getting lost along the way...
And now two girls who lost their souls a long time ago
sold them probably
for a chocolate fondant or an arctic roll
Cheeky and Tiny










Presenting...Mr Julian Gaskell and Emily Dobson as Celeste
Porl Cooper as Slav, Mylie McCartney as Cheeky, Becky Bordeuax as Tiny, Angelina Boscarelli as Lady Laverna and Ollie Oakenshield as Jacob.
Thanks to all who supported this scratch performance.
Looking forward to working with Prema Arts Centre and The Lowry to develop the show.

Tuesday 4 May 2010

Dancer and The Devil

We are in!


Dancer and The Devil set to go. Just need to learn lines and try to deliver the intricacies of the story now.



Fast and loose and by the seat of our pants.
That's showing scratch work for you.


Dancer and The Devil, BAC scratch festival, 5th (tomorrow) and 6th May, 8.15pm.





















Sunday 2 May 2010

Into the Dark Wood



Last night we went into the woods at Twilight. Loved it, May day in the woods, the smell of blubells and a fiery red sky through the trees. Tehidy woods, down on the north cliffs. Felt really wild.





Rehearsals were great today.



Emily Dobson is such a phenominal dancer and a great performer. Had a few moments where your hair stands up. Helen Tiplady (Artistic Director of Cscape) was in to work on the choreography, great work. Can't wait to rehearse again tomorrow.






Julian Gaskell was in as well. Bringing his musical magic to the show. Imagine somewhere between Tom Waits and Gogol Bordello. Great and exciting, he works fast, has loads of ideas and certainly isn't scared of a challenge. When approaching a song about gluttony he came up with a great waltz on the accordian and suggested he sang cake recipes frokm a cook book. Great!





Back up to London tomorrow.

Looking forward to the big city and being back at BAC.


Nice to be rehearsing at our base as well though.

We have Bish Bash Bosh rehearsing there at the moment as well. Feels good to have so much creativity in the building.
Boskennerth, Rogue Theatre production base.