Pizza and Plays 2: Archie and the Fox Woman
At The Stade on 30 October, Spun Glass Theatre will stage the second of their three newly-written Hastings history plays, this one by Anna Atkinson, followed by pizza and DJ Remi Vibesman (of Hidden Beach) playing the night out.
The play, Archie and the Fox Woman, is Atkinson’s first. She has lived in Hastings for fifteen years and worked in multiple schools as an award-nominated teacher and arts therapist.She wrote The Wonky Woman’s Guide to Tarot and trained as a storyteller for social change, working with local arts organizations such as Hastings Contemporary, the De La Warr Pavilion and Hastings Museum running collaborative, creative arts and wellbeing sessions. She is going to be working alongside Hastings museum to explore local historical folklore and how this echoes our contemporary emotional landscapes in this richly storied coastal town.
The creative team is: Ross Drury, stage manager; Charlotte Tingley, director;
Seth Ringrose, Tara Smyth, Deborah Kearne, actors
Tickets have Pay What You Can options. Select a £20 ticket to gain entry into all three plays in the season. Alternatively, select a ticket of either £5, £10, £15 which gets you in to see the play and access to the party afterwards. There is a bar, and fresh pizza is available to purchase on site. Doors and bar: 6.00 pm. Performance: 7.30 pm. Hidden Beach Party and pizza: 8.30 pm
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