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Have you seen ‘The Presents’?

timnunn — Mon, 16 May 2011 19:32:15 +0000

We’d love to know what you thought about ‘The Presents’.

What did you enjoy about the show?

Just leave us a note in the comment box below.

It would also be really useful for us to know how old is your baby.

If you want to be kept informed about future shows by Reeling & Writhing you can join our mailing list here. (We promise that we never share our mailing list with anyone.)

Have you read ‘I’m just a mouse’

timnunn — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 14:11:19 +0000

If you’ve read ‘I’m just a mouse’ then we’d love to hear what you thought of it.

You could tell what you thought of the story, or the pictures, or whether downloading it worked for you or if it increased your enjoyment of seeing ‘If I was a mouse I would hide in your hood’. You can tell us anything you like!

And if you haven’t read ‘I’m just a mouse’ yet then you can download a copy here.

Thank you!

‘Tank Man’ dates

timnunn — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 07:56:09 +0000

Step up. Step left. Step right. Stop tanks. Risk life. Go home.

‘Tank Man’ has now been developed and rehearsed with Gillian Lees performing. It has become a beautiful physical piece as well as having a special resonance with the stimulus of the real ‘Tank Man’ from the Beijing protest of 1989.

We have confirmed times for ‘Tank Man’ at the Edinburgh Fringe ’09:

8pm, Monday 24 August and 8pm, Tuesday 25 August at the Forest Fringe,

3.10pm (approx), Wednesday 26 August at the Mock Turtle following a surprise Forest Fringe show.

These shows will be free on entry and you can donate afterwards as you see fit.

We hope to see you there.

Tim

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Funny Feedback

timnunn — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 22:17:50 +0000

If you’ve been to see our production of ‘Funny – don’t make me laugh’ by Tim Nunn we would be delighted to hear any comments or feedback you may have. The easiest way for you to do that is to fill out a comment here. Your feedback really does count in the way we make our work.

You could also consider posting comments on the Amnesty International Expressions Award and the Edinburgh Fringe web sites. And there’s always Twitter if you’re a tweeter (#edfringe).

Thank you for your interest and for coming to see ‘Funny’.

Tim and Katherine

P.S. If you came straight to this page from another link you can find info about ‘Funny’ here.