SOUTH STREET ARTS CENTRE SOLD OUT! TICKETS AVAILABLE AT BRADFIELD GREEK THEATRE.

South Street Arts Centre has sold out with over two weeks to go!

Because of this we are opening up the show at Bradfield Greek Theatre to the public. This show is on Thursday 13th July at 7pm. You can reserve a ticket (to pay on the door) by contacting Nicki Cowen here: ncowen@thealegreen.w-berks.sch.uk

Here is how you can get to the venue... http://www.bradfieldcollege.org.uk/contact-us (Park at the Bradfield Sports Complex) This will be an open air performance.

New information released about the play...

Tales from the Black Meadow

1932 – London

The Brightwater Research project (created to explore the Black Meadow Phenomena) was closed due to lack of Government funding but the team were allowed to present one final lecture to explain their work, their failings, their frustrations and their hopes. This is their story…

And…

This is the story of those who have disappeared into the mist on the North York Moors.

This is the story of a principled politician trying to uncover the truth regardless of the obstacles thrown in his path.

This is the story of the little people abandoned by those in power.

This is a story full of strange transformations…

…deals with the devil…

…horribly long walks…

…lost love…

…ticking policemen…

…and dancing horsemen…

This is the story of one woman’s search for her sister.

This is the story of Edith Fenton.

Tales from the Black Meadow - The Play - A Mix

 We are very excited to release this Play mix today. Recorded on June 17th 2017 at Theale Green School this gives a flavour of some of the dark delights contained within this play... To buy tickets for the show at South Street Arts Centre on Wednesday July 12th please click here.

Tales from the Black Meadow - The Play - The Shining Apples

Rehearsals are in full swing for "Tales from the Black Meadow - The Play".

This adaptation will preview at a private performance at Caedmon College in Whitby on July 6th before premiering at South Street Arts Centre in Reading on Wednesday July 12th at 7pm.

Tickets are available here.

Tales from the Black Meadow - Special Edition CD OUT OF STOCK UNTIL OCTOBER 2017!

The interest in the recent release of 'Tales from the Black Meadow - The Special Edition' Double CD has been so overwhelming that we are now out of stock and are not re-stocking till late October 2017.
This allows us time to concentrate on other projects as well as the sequel CD and book to the original 'Tales from the Black Meadow'!

Any queries, please email us or contact us on our Twitter or FB pages!

Thanks!

KO

TICKETS NOW ON SALE for Tales from the Black Meadow at South Street Arts Centre Reading

You can get your tickets now for "Tales from the Black Meadow" - Wednesday 12th July at South Street Arts Centre.

Book early to avoid disappointment. Get your tickets HERE.


Don’t go into the mist…

Everybody knows about the disappearances on the North York Moors. Everybody knows how, when the mist is high, a village appears, meadow hags stalk and bramble children play in the furrows.

In the 1930s Lord Brightwater and a team of scientists journeyed into the heart of the mist to find the answers to this most perplexing of modern day mysteries. Find out the secrets of this strange place,  explore the mazes  of bramble and heather  and discover what lies within the creeping fog…

Based on the critically acclaimed book of short stories by Chris Lambert and featuring music by The Soulless Party.


Ticket information

£7, £5 concessions

South Street

21 South Street, Reading, RG1 4QU

Contact: Box Office: 0118 960 6060; Administration: 0118 937 3456

Box office is open at South Street Arts Centre on performance days one hour before the show (subject to availability)

Phone lines open Mon-Fri 10am-5pm

Tales from the Black Meadow - The Play - Coming Very Soon

Tickets will shortly be on sale for Tales from the Black Meadow at South Street Arts Centre in Reading.

The premiere on Wednesday July 12th (following a free preview for students at Caedmon College, Whitby on July 6th) will be the first opportunity to see this adaptation of Chris Lambert's critically acclaimed book.

Watch this space for further details...