Future Events
I’m A Londoner returns to the big city! This is confirmation from Palladini Productions that the show will be playing The Scoop Theatre Festival from MoreLondon! The Scoop festival is set right on the Thames river in an 800 seat amphitheatre right next to London Bridge! Please come to the show on either the 16th, 17th or 18th of June at 7pm or all three! You can look forward to a bunch of new monologues and a bunch of new London characters!
So you think you know London – but do you? I’m A Londoner explores eight characters and eight fantastic stories of the eclectic and electrifying capital city! Set in a park in the heart of London, this comedy explores the relationships between ‘Londoners’ and the beautiful vibrancy that’s created from the clashes and capitulations between cultures!
From a soapbox religious fanatic to a libertine fashion socialite, I’m a Londoner houses brand new characters and monologues set to send your laughter reverberating around the city! You will recognize but also discover these stories- after all; you are the characters that make up this side-splitting show!
“You’re the kind of person who would mug an old lady on her way back from the post office just like poor Mrs Hannet down the hall. She thinks it was someone she knew, but then again, who do you know here nowadays? Wearing a mask he was- she didn’t see his face. What? How does she think it was someone she knew? ‘Cos he said ‘Give me all your money, Mrs Hannet.’ “
“A FUN AND ENTERTAINING PLAY FULL OF ENERGY. THE ACTORS, THE MUSIC AND SOUND EFFECTS GET TO PORTRAY THE MIX AND VARIETY OF CHARACTERS YOU ENCOUNTER IN EVERYDAY LONDON”. **** – REMOTE GOAT REVIEW
Writer - Sam Bevitt , Director/Producer – Saima Duhare , Sound Engineers – Catarina Chaby and Alberto Sanchez, Production Manager – Josie Lovett, Stage Manager - Stefan Sloneczny, Filming crew – Dida Media and Photographer – Antonio.
Theatrical Partners in Crime presents, Barry Burns
Sam Bevitt is teaming up with prominent actor Ryan Mathie to create to wonderfully bizzarre character of Barry Burns. Dressed in a jazzy 80s-style one-piece, Barry has left his job as a photocopier repairman to persue his all time dream of becoming a dancer. What’s your excuse?
Tired of being stuck in a dead-end job, Barry has aspirations way above his situations.
Due to perform at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, “Barry Burns” will be appearing at various venues across London in the build-up to next summer, so watch for updates of where he is next doing a ’set’.
Due: February 2010 – August 2011
Animation: ‘Stobart’s Company’
In my day, we would have won a war in thirty minutes…we weren’t home for Christmas, we were home for the second half of the Bertie Mullins Show on the wireless…
Sam Bevitt is teaming up with film-maker Will Gilbert to produce the debut comedy clay animation of ‘Stobart’s Company’- an exploration into pre-Great War colonialism in Britain. Retired Naval Commander Stobart sits with his comrades General Musings and Fester the walrus as the three reminisce about times gone by. The production is currently in a set-building process, so expect photos in the next few weeks marking its progress.
Due: April/May 2010.
‘Untitled’ Radio Drama/Comedy set for summer!
Confirmation of a new radio show on Resonance FM to be aired this summer! Produced by Palladini Productions and Alberto Sanchez Nue, written by Sam Bevitt, and directed by Saima Duhare, the new show can be revealed as a comedy/drama. The plot is in development, but this can be confirmed as a seven episode series over seven months. More about the plot and little snippets of dialogue to follow soon, but remember to tune in to 104.4FM this summer and support the series!