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Tangram Theatre And Pleasance Announce Double Bill Directed By Daniel Goldman

by Staff Writer
January 10, 2020
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Tangram Theatre And Pleasance Announce Double Bill Directed By Daniel Goldman

Tangram Theatre And Pleasance Announce Double Bill Directed By Daniel Goldman

Tangram Theatre and Pleasance today announce a double bill of UK premières directed by Daniel Goldman in his first return to the London stage since the critically acclaimed Thebes Land (2017 Off West End Award for Best Production).

Goldman renews his collaboration with Thebes Land writer Sergio Blanco for The Rage of Narcissus, which opens on 21 February, with previews from 18 February, and runs until 8 March. This is followed by Aaron Posner’s critically acclaimed Stupid F*cking Bird, which opens on 24 April with previews from 21 April, and runs until 17 May.

This season will also feature a new ticketing initiative for Pleasance that offers a number of £10 tickets for Under 30s and £5 tickets for Under 25s for each performance, excluding previews.

       

Daniel Goldman today said “It’s really exciting to be teaming up with Pleasance to bring these two brilliant plays to London. I’ve been talking with Sergio and Aaron for over three years now to make these shows happen and both plays have been hugely successful all over the world so it feels very special to be at the helm of their London and UK premieres. I can’t wait to share them. I think audiences are in for a real treat.”

More details and tickets can be found here.

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