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OT x TG Fringe!

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Fri 2nd June 6:00pm - 9:30pm stage@leeds £5 Open Theatre & Theatre Group present their end of year Fringe Festival! Come along for any or all of the performances taking place in Alec Clegg and our Foyer. See our celebration of theatre from a collection of wonderful theatre makers. Alec Clegg:6pm - Every Brilliant Thing...

Yarrow

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Evelyn and Joe were the top spies in the Communist regime, but a betrayal by their lover lands them in the pits of nothing, running pointless surveillance out of a newsagents. But when their ex-lover returns decades later - now, their new boss - they have a chance to return to glory. And they will do anything to make their dreams come true.

Swallowing The Whale

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by Andie Curno Enter into the dreamscape world of Marlowe as they navigate the riptides of identity, friendship, young love and sexual awakening. In this coming-of-age play, the lives of three young people are intertwined in a powerful LGBTQIA+ story, celebrating their experiences. Yet, Marlowe’s memories resurface like waves, carrying in their depths the swallowed...

Liar, Liar

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Why do we lie? To be liked, to be seen as impressive, for the thrill of it all?

Aqua Tofana

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Masters student, Lola, finds herself at a dead end. Her fiancé, Henry, acts like she doesn’t exist, while her part-time job barely helps to pay the bills. Helped along by her vivacious friend, Jovie, Lola attempts to find a new lease of life, all whilst Henry mysteriously becomes sleepier and sleepier.

The Hit

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A dark comedy about hitmen.
The task is simple: kill the target, but things are rarely that straightforward.

Solomon & Atlanta

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The paths of two strangers collide and explode into a forbidden romance that lasts all summer long. But when Autumn arrives, their paths divulge.

Open Theatre Presents Road by Jim Cartwright

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A Road, a wild night, a drunken tour guide, a journey to the gutter and the stars and back. Jim Cartwright's first play gives expression to the inhabitants of an unnamed Northern road in Eighties Britain.