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We are delighted to announce that the second Episode of BLT does Dickens is available on You Tube. See here for details

Following on from the enthusiastic response by creative teams and audience members to our ‘Henry V Monologue’, ‘Our One Show’ (Monologue Project) and ‘Great Dramatisations: BLT Does Dickens’ plans are being developed to work on several more projects during the next few months until BLT can fully re-open for audience members. Two projects are ready to commence before the end of the month with several more in the pipeline. All we need are enthusiastic and committed participants to get involved. […]

After hugely successful opening night on Zoom, Episode 1 of Great Dramatisations is now available on Youtube. Full details of Great Dramatisations and how to see Episode 2 live are given here

Following ‘live’ broadcasts, BLT does Dickens is now available for all to enjoy on You Tube: Episode 1 You TubeEpisode 2 You Tube All scenes are devised and scripted by the teams themselves, from the original books. There are 20 scenes in total. BLT Does Dickens is dedicated to the memory of Bill Morley, who contributed so much to the artistic life of BLT over many years and who personally loved and admired the works of Charles Dickens.

The end of the tunnel is hopefully in sight and we can now begin to open the theatre for very limited purposes, as from 4th July. We have prepared important protocols to keep everyone safe which MUST be followed. See here for details.

Great Dramatisations – BLT Does Dickens. In an attempt to keep theatre alive during this strange time, our actors and directors have been hard at work devising and rehearsing a series of scenes from Dickens’ Classics. All scenes are devised and scripted by the teams themselves, from the original books. There are 20 scenes in total, which will be released in two waves. See here for details of the scenes we will be showing. Joining details to follow shortly! Great […]

…last year’s performance of ‘Picnic at Hanging Rock‘

Paul Campion joins our ‘gallery’. And how did you come to be involved with BLT? Do let us know!

We have just added to our knowledge of 1938 with a find on Ebay.

Find out how Peter Yolland and Simon Tyrrell-Lewis came to be at BLT.