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The Lamentable Tragedy

Start: 11 Feb 2010 20:00

End: 28 Feb 2010 20:00

The Wonder Club present...

The Lamentable Tragedy

An extraordinary site specific performance

We welcome you to Stokes Croft, 1836.
(We love you.)
We welcome you to the St James Fair.
(We lied.)

The Wonder Club invite you to an extraordinary site specific performance. The Wonder Club make exciting interactive promenade theatre, bringing to life installation art from some of Bristols leading artists we merge theatre, music and performance art tied together by a narrative that you, the audience find, play with and gossip about.

Come and play.
Wander freely.

Go See At Tether's End, Lyn Gardner Says so...

That's right:

"I've heard good things about The Wonder Club, one of Bristol's resident companies, which is staging a piece called At Tether's End for just four performances [this] week."

The Wonder Club have been mentioned not just once but twice in the past month on the What To See This Week posts on Lyn's Blog.

So if for some unknown reason you haven't got yourself a ticket yet then do so today (via the Tobacco Factory Box Office on 0117 9020344) for the excellent At Tether's End by those lovely folks over at The Wonder Club. They've been up all night for the last week getting it all ready, the least you can do is turn up and enjoy.

My best bits of advice are to explore the building there are plenty of people and situations you can get involved in and the only way to make the most of it is to really engage with them.