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Tagora’s Christmas Cracker

created, performed and directed by members of Tagora

Théâtre du Cube noir, Koenigshoffen, 18–20 December 2008

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25 May 2025
- Online reading: “Master Harold”…and the boysOnline reading: “Master Harold”…and the boysTime: 11:00 - 13:00
  “Master Harold”…and the boys, a one-act play by South African playwright Athol Fugard, premiered on Broadway at the Lyceum Theater in 1982. The play, which is set in 1950, draws on Fugard’s own experience growing up during South Africa’s apartheid era. It explores a complex relationship between 17-year-old Hally, a white boy, and Sam and Willie, two black men who are servants in Hally’s family’s tea room. The play was initially banned in South Africa because it was considered too critical of apartheid. The play opens in a tea room in Port Elizabeth, South Africa, on a rainy day. Two black employees, Sam and Willie, are reading comic books and practising ballroom dancing, respectively. Willie is hoping to win a dance competition in two weeks, but he is unsure of his skills. If you would like to join our next Zoom reading on 25 May at 11:00 and find out what happens in this relationship between the three young men, please register by e-mailing online@tagora.eu. Online via Zoom + Google calendar
12 June 2025
- “One way pendulum” by N.F. Simpson“One way pendulum” by N.F. SimpsonTime: 20:30 - 23:00
  One way pendulum was first produced in London in 1959. The plot defies description, featuring a choir of “speak-your-weight” machines, a reconstruction of the Old Bailey built in a domestic living-room and a cast of marginally believable characters living their preposterous but strangely familiar lives. Simon Palmer directs this absurd comedy, which draws on a British tradition of logical improbability as exemplified by Lewis Carroll, Edward Lear and the Goons, and which came to influence later acts such as Monty Python and the Goodies. Théâtre du Cube noir, 4 allée du Sommerhof, Strasbourg Map+ Google calendar
13 June 2025
- “One way pendulum” by N.F. Simpson“One way pendulum” by N.F. SimpsonTime: 20:30 - 23:00
  One way pendulum was first produced in London in 1959. The plot defies description, featuring a choir of “speak-your-weight” machines, a reconstruction of the Old Bailey built in a domestic living-room and a cast of marginally believable characters living their preposterous but strangely familiar lives. Simon Palmer directs this absurd comedy, which draws on a British tradition of logical improbability as exemplified by Lewis Carroll, Edward Lear and the Goons, and which came to influence later acts such as Monty Python and the Goodies. Théâtre du Cube noir, 4 allée du Sommerhof, Strasbourg Map+ Google calendar
14 June 2025
- “One way pendulum” by N.F. Simpson“One way pendulum” by N.F. SimpsonTime: 17:00 - 20:00
  One way pendulum was first produced in London in 1959. The plot defies description, featuring a choir of “speak-your-weight” machines, a reconstruction of the Old Bailey built in a domestic living-room and a cast of marginally believable characters living their preposterous but strangely familiar lives. Simon Palmer directs this absurd comedy, which draws on a British tradition of logical improbability as exemplified by Lewis Carroll, Edward Lear and the Goons, and which came to influence later acts such as Monty Python and the Goodies. Théâtre du Cube noir, 4 allée du Sommerhof, Strasbourg Map+ Google calendar
15 June 2025
- “One way pendulum” by N.F. Simpson“One way pendulum” by N.F. SimpsonTime: 17:00 - 20:00
  One way pendulum was first produced in London in 1959. The plot defies description, featuring a choir of “speak-your-weight” machines, a reconstruction of the Old Bailey built in a domestic living-room and a cast of marginally believable characters living their preposterous but strangely familiar lives. Simon Palmer directs this absurd comedy, which draws on a British tradition of logical improbability as exemplified by Lewis Carroll, Edward Lear and the Goons, and which came to influence later acts such as Monty Python and the Goodies. Théâtre du Cube noir, 4 allée du Sommerhof, Strasbourg Map+ Google calendar
17 June 2025
- “One way pendulum” by N.F. Simpson“One way pendulum” by N.F. SimpsonTime: 20:30 - 23:00
  One way pendulum was first produced in London in 1959. The plot defies description, featuring a choir of “speak-your-weight” machines, a reconstruction of the Old Bailey built in a domestic living-room and a cast of marginally believable characters living their preposterous but strangely familiar lives. Simon Palmer directs this absurd comedy, which draws on a British tradition of logical improbability as exemplified by Lewis Carroll, Edward Lear and the Goons, and which came to influence later acts such as Monty Python and the Goodies. Théâtre du Cube noir, 4 allée du Sommerhof, Strasbourg Map+ Google calendar
18 June 2025
- “One way pendulum” by N.F. Simpson“One way pendulum” by N.F. SimpsonTime: 20:30 - 23:00
  One way pendulum was first produced in London in 1959. The plot defies description, featuring a choir of “speak-your-weight” machines, a reconstruction of the Old Bailey built in a domestic living-room and a cast of marginally believable characters living their preposterous but strangely familiar lives. Simon Palmer directs this absurd comedy, which draws on a British tradition of logical improbability as exemplified by Lewis Carroll, Edward Lear and the Goons, and which came to influence later acts such as Monty Python and the Goodies. Théâtre du Cube noir, 4 allée du Sommerhof, Strasbourg Map+ Google calendar

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