July 2011
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Jul 31st
Little Bear: Reloaded (Director's Cut)
Tomorrow is Monday.  Tomorrow, Ception Theatre Ltd springs into the Camden Fringe and invades St Martin’s Garden for its dramatic purpose.  At 1900, the show will begin and by 2000 it will be over and the sun, ever gliding down to rest under the earth, will shine in over the playspace to illuminate it for a few final minutes. Naturally, we discussed this arrangement at length with the...
Jul 31st
'Cupdate: Camden Fringe Launch Party
As another week wends its way Wednesday-ward we’re celebrating.  We’ve been at business meeting after lunch conference after train chat every day so far and things have moved forward at an incredible pace.  Soon we’ll have a production team ready for constructing Little Bear 3.0, which will begin a UK tour in late spring 2012. We’d like to thank Chris Walsh, our producer,...
Jul 13th
End of the IYAF
We had our last performance at the IYAF yesterday and it was excellent, if a little early in the morning for theatre audiences at 1030!  Yet after a lovely lunch we were all set to think about how to make the show ready for performance in the round at Camden’s St Martin’s Garden. The company after us in the slot was ByMoonlight, who did a hilarious piece called Survivors, all about...
Jul 7th
Jul 5th
Ception Theatre Ltd
Today saw the establishment of Ception Theatre as a private limited company. Tomorrow shall see a great deal more.
Jul 5th
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The Morning After
Our first show went marvellously!  Well done to the cast - Laura Markham, Sean Hammond, Michelene Maris, and Ed Badham!  And thank you to the production team - writer Ryan Sullivan, producer Chris Walsh, and Michaela ‘Misbehaviour’ Mullins, who is Chris’ padawan learner. The IYAF was a grand chuckle and we had a good and active day hours before the performance.  Our little skit...
Jul 4th
June 2011
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Live Streaming at Camden
We attended a meeting today at the Shaw Theatre all about how the Camden Fringe is offering to film and broadcast all of the shows live as they’re happening.  A fantastic idea and if they conquer the logistics then it’ll be quite a success. So we’re in.  The show will be available as a pay-per-view and then after the Fringe for download.  Or you can come and watch it for free in...
Jun 30th