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What’s going on in theatre in the west midlands. the Latest blogs via theatrebrum.com

• Black Country Touring: Dudley Deaf Social Club welcomes Vamos Theatre May 20, 2013
  Last week we had a double installment of Vamos Theatre performing for two very different audiences. On Tuesday they were at Dudley Deaf Social Club and on Wednesday they were at The Crossing at St Pauls in Walsall. The show … Continued
  Sarah Watton
• The Drum - The UK’s Premier Black-Led Arts Centre - Book Online or Call 0121 333 2444: The Drum – The UK’s Premier Black-Led Arts Centre – Book Online or Call 0121 333 2444 2013-05-17 15:13:47 May 17, 2013
  The Drum is the UK’s premier arts centre dedicated to the development, presentation and celebration of African, Asian and Caribbean arts and cultural activities for the The post appeared first on The Drum - The UK’s Premier Black-Led Arts Centre - Book Online or Call 0121 333 2444.
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• mid * point: Inferno Kid 24th May @ Crescent Theatre May 17, 2013
  The Inferno Kid A dark comedy by Alex Brockie   “The balance of humour and pathos is carefully crafted to deliver a powerful emotional hit… ….Alex Brockie is not only a very talented performer but, as the writer and director of the piece, clearly a skilled wordsmith….” – Kate Kavanagh Theatre Fever 2013 The Inferno Kid … Read more
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• mid * point: Emerging West Midlands Writers and Directors Given Major Boost May 17, 2013
  Emerging theatre artists in the West Midlands have been given a boost with the news that, thanks to significant support from The Leverhulme Trust, Birmingham Repertory Theatre’s REP Foundry artist development programme will continue until 2016. The Leverhulme Trust has awarded Birmingham Repertory Theatre an Arts Scholarship of £136,950 over three years towa […]
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• mid * point: Ridiculusmus: Total Football @ mac May 17, 2013
  Ridiculusmus: Total Football Fri 24 & Sat 25 May, 8pm | Tickets £12 (£10) | Age 15+ | Theatre Created, Written and Performed by David Woods and Jon Haynes As sports world bigwigs prepared to descend on London for last year’s games and bureaucratic busybodies tried to figure out how best to exploit the national … Read more
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