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Extra cool stuff!	Posted by pilly on 23/01/2012
As well as our main show "Piracy!" we'll be doing some other extra cool stuff too! We'll be doing some workshops for schools that'll probably focus on improv games and stuff. We'll need a few people who'll be confident with teaching games to kids and preferably at least a couple who've done some sort of work with kids before. We're going to put together a variety show with sketches/songs/possibly a bit of improv and take it busking. We'll need plenty of people to act/sing and ideas or pre-written songs and sketches. If you're interested in either of the above then E-mail our Homes and Schools Liaison Office, Sasha


Piracy! Auditions!	Posted by pilly on 13/01/2012
This Term we will be performing a new show called Piracy!. As you can tell, this is about Pirates... Auditions will take place on Sunday 1st Week (15th January) at Mansfield College. The auditions will be from 8pm-10pm. If you want more information, can't make the auditions but would like a part, or have any other questions, E-mail the President: Ben. Arrrrrr! Watch this space: [] for more info on other exciting projects this term...

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