Trouble, Struggle, Bubble and Squeak

Trouble, Struggle, Bubble and Squeak

Wigan & Leigh CollegeWigan, England
Sunday, Mar 29 from 6 pm to 7:30 pm GMT+1
Overview

Victoria Melody and Mark Thomas present Trouble, Struggle, Bubble and Squeak, as part of Wigan Arts Festival.

Award-winning theatre maker and “Fringe legend” (Time Out), Victoria Melody joined a historical re-enactment society... because we all deal with divorce differently!

Spending weekends as a Musketeer trying to get her head straight, she uncovered the story ofa bunch of 17th-century radicals called The Diggers—and everything changed.

What started as a personal search for happiness turned into a quest to find the Diggers oftoday. She didn’t expect to find them far from the battlefield, right on her doorstep.

Blending storytelling and stand-up, past and present collide in this tale of high jinks and resistance.

Directed by Mark Thomas, this celebrates theordinary people still shaping history.

Commissioned by Brighton Dome & Brighton Festival with financial support from East BrightonTrust, Creative Crawley as part of Creative Playground, and Keep It Fringe.

Supported using public funding by Arts Council England.

Developed with Crew Club, East Brighton Food Co-op, Friends of Whitehawk Hill, The English Civil War Society and Woolly Umbrella.

Tickets are available as Pay What You Decide in increments of £4, £8, £10, £15, £18 (plus an Eventbrite fee).

The show begins at 6:30pm. The duration is 60 minutes and there is no interval. No latecomers admitted.

There are two spaces available for wheelchair users. Please book your ticket & then choose "Wheelchair User Space" in the add on section after check out.

There are 5 receivers available with our hearing loop equipment. Please book your ticket & then choose "Hearing Loop" in the add on section after check out.

Victoria Melody and Mark Thomas present Trouble, Struggle, Bubble and Squeak, as part of Wigan Arts Festival.

Award-winning theatre maker and “Fringe legend” (Time Out), Victoria Melody joined a historical re-enactment society... because we all deal with divorce differently!

Spending weekends as a Musketeer trying to get her head straight, she uncovered the story ofa bunch of 17th-century radicals called The Diggers—and everything changed.

What started as a personal search for happiness turned into a quest to find the Diggers oftoday. She didn’t expect to find them far from the battlefield, right on her doorstep.

Blending storytelling and stand-up, past and present collide in this tale of high jinks and resistance.

Directed by Mark Thomas, this celebrates theordinary people still shaping history.

Commissioned by Brighton Dome & Brighton Festival with financial support from East BrightonTrust, Creative Crawley as part of Creative Playground, and Keep It Fringe.

Supported using public funding by Arts Council England.

Developed with Crew Club, East Brighton Food Co-op, Friends of Whitehawk Hill, The English Civil War Society and Woolly Umbrella.

Tickets are available as Pay What You Decide in increments of £4, £8, £10, £15, £18 (plus an Eventbrite fee).

The show begins at 6:30pm. The duration is 60 minutes and there is no interval. No latecomers admitted.

There are two spaces available for wheelchair users. Please book your ticket & then choose "Wheelchair User Space" in the add on section after check out.

There are 5 receivers available with our hearing loop equipment. Please book your ticket & then choose "Hearing Loop" in the add on section after check out.

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Highlights

  • 1 hour 30 minutes
  • In person

Refund Policy

No refunds

Location

Wigan & Leigh College

Parson's Walk

Wigan WN1 1RS

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