
Planet Caravan back in the rehearsal room
February 09, 2020
We're back in the rehearsal room before taking an extract of Planet Caravan down to New Diorama in a bid to win one of their three 'Untapped' Awards.
Thanks to Callum J Sim, Emily Dowson, Houmi Miura and Jelani D'Aguilar for working with us!
People Zoo shortlisted for 'Untapped' Award
January 29, 2020
Our family show Planet Caravan has been shortlisted for the 2020 Untapped award by New Diorama Theatre in partnership with Underbelly and Oberon Books.
Three winning companies will secure a run in a prime Underbelly venue slot at the 2020 Edinburgh Festival Fringe with a favourable box office split, followed by a transfer to New Diorama Theatre in London with a separate guarantee, as well as full press and marketing support and mentorship throughout.
Matt and Evelyn cast in Vignettes at Hope Mill Theatre
January 12, 2020
Matt and Evelyn both performed in Vignettes at Hope Mill theatre. Produced by Her Productions, it featured six new pieces of writing by Coronation Street‘s BAFTA-winning Jan McVerry, Alexandra Keelan (BBC Radio 4, Oldham Coliseum Theatre, HOME), Keisha Thompson (award- winning Man on the Moon, PlayBox playwright with Box of Tricks), Ellen Taylor (Coronation Street, Dream Team, Casualty, Waterloo Road), Katherine McDermott (Barbican, HOME, Royal Exchange) and Laura Harper (Oldham Coliseum Theatre, Hope Mill Theatre, Royal Exchange).
Matt performed in 'Porn Paradox' by Laura Harper, directed by Megan Marie Griffith and Evelyn performed in 'Guess What' by Alexandra Keelan, directed by Vicky Thomas.
Oldham Coliseum's Main House Takeover
August 31, 2019
Men Chase Women Choose has been invited to the Main House Takeover at Oldham Coliseum: A double bill of independent theatre fresh from the Greater Manchester Fringe and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. The evening will also feature the new play 'Clouds' by Time and Again Theatre Company.
Join us for the final time Eve and Sophie will return to Manchester with their highly acclaimed show.
Friday 27th September, 7:30pm. Tickets £7-£16