Too Busy To Think Of A Title

19/10/2011

Ever felt lost amongst the millions in London?

New writer April Kelley has collaborated with experiential theatre company KinkyFish to tell the stories of life in London in the 21st century. With an ensemble of various characters we normally push past without a second thought, on this occasion we pause to hear the humorous, heart-warming and harrowing tales of each. Narrated by a local observer on a busy street who is concerned about the way people are living their lives, he states, “Never take life too seriously. Nobody gets out alive anyway.”

But what will it take for people to realise this? Can a lost soul ever find a place amidst the busyness?

Tickets

http://www.artsdepot.co.uk/event_details.php?sectionid=theatre&eventid=1540&searchid=current

Performances

  • Friday 4th November at 8.00pm
  • Saturday 5th November at 8.00pm
  • Thursday 10th November at 8.00pm
  • Friday 11th November at 8.00pm

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New Fish in the tank!

23/09/2011

Hello everyone!

It has been a busy few months for the KinkyFish. We chose 2 winners from our script writing competition.We are delighted to be working on 2 wonderful scripts by our writers April Kelley and Matthew Kirton.

We are also to pleased to announce 3 new fish have joined us for this exciting project and would like to welcome Ellie Moore, Nina Bright and Rhys Wilson to the KinkyFish family. Our website will be updated soon with our new member and details of the next production.

We look forward to seeing you all at the next production! Please keep watching out for further details

The Fish

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Call for Actors

August 6, 2011

KinkyFish are delighted to be working with two up-and-coming writers developing two exciting plays to bring to London audiences this November. The Violinist by Matthew Kirton A gifted violinist’s life begins to unravel when her Father’s innocuous visit to the authorities will see a lifetime of deceit and deception surface. Too Busy to Think of [...]

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Writing Competition – Winners

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KinkyFish are pleased to announce the two winners of our recent Hope & Rage writing competition. Congratulations to Matt Kirton for his script The Violinist, and April Kelley for Too Busy to Think of a Title. We look forward to working with Matt and April in staging the plays. We received a number of high [...]

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Writing Competition – Closed

July 14, 2011

The writing competition is now closed. Many thanks to everyone who made a submission. We will be in contact with entrants shortly. Watch this space for news of upcoming performances.

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Writing Competition

June 7, 2011

KinkyFish are opening a writing competition for original one-act plays to be performed by the company. Click here for full details

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Welcome to KinkyFish!

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For our next project, KinkyFish are looking to produce and perform original one act plays up to 45 minutes in length based on the following themes: Hope in Devastation Rages in the Modern World Full submission guidelines will be posted here shortly. Watch this space!

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Happy 2011

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Happy New Year from KinkyFish! We hope you all had a great holiday over the festive period and ate too much, drank too much and generally had fun! Well it is now 2011 and the fish are getting together to discuss our next project and we cant wait to get going! Keep looking back at [...]

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KinkyFish at the Fringe

August 25, 2010

KinkyFish previewed on Saturday to a near sell out crowd and continue our run with great audiences and excellent feedback. We are one of the top 5 recommended shows at The Space Venues as reviewed by www.fringereview.co.uk KinkyFish are enjoying making lots of new friends at the Fringe and seeing lots of wonderful and exciting [...]

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KinkyFish debut at The Edinburgh Fringe

August 12, 2010

This year on an unprecedanted scale The Edinburgh Fringe Festival will see 40,254 performancesof 2,453 shows! For the first time KinkyFish will be performing at the world’s largest arts festival. Its a huge challenge to compete with thousands of theatre groups and artists, so KinkyFish need all your support to make our Fringe debut  a [...]

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