Rondo Summer 2019

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THE ACTOR’S WHEEL
The Last Days of Judas Iscariot
By Stephen Adly Guirgis
Fri 31 May • 7:30pm • Full £10 Concs £8 • Community Theatre
This is a story about choices and consequences and a journey
through time and place.
A host of historical, fictional and biblical characters gather in a
makeshift courtroom in purgatory with Judas at the centre of it
all, catatonic with despair and unable to defend himself in a trial
that debates the motives of Christianity’s least popular apostle.
“If betrayal is the ultimate sin, then is forgiveness the
ultimate sign of grace?” – Michael Billington, The Guardian
BRAINFRUIT PRODUCTIONS
Bear North By Roy Hutchins & Sue Bradley
Sat 1 Jun • 8pm • Full £10 • Music
Northern Exposure meets The Singing Ringing Tree.
Wonderfully comic and absurd – with a dancing buffalo, wolf
& singing bear. Visit a landscape filled with log cabins, forests,
mountains & magical waterfalls, sophisticatedly drawn by clever
fiddle playing, guitar and bass.
“Over time I found my mind was gently carried to a place of
freshness and tranquillity.... In the end then, the tables were turned:
it was me who danced to Bear North’s tune.” Fringeguru
“Songs of lakes, firesides and bears. An impossible odyssey.”
Highly Recommended – Fringereview.com
ALEXANDRA RICOU
Monstrous By Alexandra Ricou
Wed 5 Jun • 8pm • Full £10 • Professional Theatre
Hera is angry, but she’s been trying her best to get past it.
She has a therapist, she’s read all the mindfulness books she can
find in her local library, she goes to yoga every day and she drinks
more green tea than even Gwyneth Paltrow could stomach. Yet still
that deep-seated rage twists in her guts like a pit of vipers.
Then again, when you’re an Ancient Greek goddess, being filled
with an unquenchable wrath comes with the territory. Perhaps it’s
time to have a little vent... but is the world ready for 3000 years’
worth of anger?