English all over the place: The Madrid Players. This year's pantomime.

English all over the place: The Madrid Players. This year's pantomime.: Mother Goose Friday 9th December 19.30 Saturday 10th 16.00 and 19.30 Sunday 11th 12.00 and 16.00 Colegio Cardenal Spinola Calle Cardenal Ma...

Fair play

Yes, this is precisely what you are all thing about. And no, I still don't dig soccer, and probably never will.

So the fair play is not on a soccer field this time, but on a theater stage. At Sala Cuata Pared. Such a much more comfy place!

A student at school acts on the play, and I think he'll be playing pretty well, but that's for you to see!

 Tickets are really inexpensive, just 5€! Hurry up, it's on only for the next two weeks!

Fair Play at Sala Cuarta Pared - check tickets

The Madrid Players Present The Yalta Game and Afterplay by Brian Friel - Oct 2011

Tickets ?  12 euros adult, 10 euros Under 17.

Book online at www.madridplayers.org

TALKING HEADS - November

DON'T MISS THE FIRST SHOW BY NEW COMPANY

WORDS + VOICES!

 

Julie Davies, Jim Trainor and Thisbe Burns are delighted to announce their brand new theatre project.

Three of Alan Bennett's classic TALKING HEADS monologues: A Lady of Letters, A Chip in the Sugar and Bed Among the Lentils.

 

TALKING HEADS

by Alan Bennett

at Teatro Liberarte in November!

 

FOUR SHOWS ONLY! (for now...)

 

 

For more information on the monologues and where to see them, visit our blog:

www.talkingheadsmadrid.blogspot.com or email 3talkingheads@gmail.com

 

Meet the Authors

Well, after all, one does not get photographed with one of the masters and monsters of English Grammar everyday, so, I'll take a little (very little :) pride and re-post here.


Oxford's Meet the Authors

Manuel (with a now-autographed, almost-first-edition of Practical English Usage) was there too, along with other teachers from Moratalaz and Vallecas.

Theater Scene: Drockula Show

Learn English with a smile!

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Drockula
This humorous rock musical in English is a take on Bram Stoker’s classic novel. Has-been rock star, Count Dracula, is confined to his haunted castle in Pennsylvania. Sad and lonely he misses his dead wife and rock and roll lifestyle. However, things are spiced up when two young divas, Lucy and Mina, drop in on their way to Broadway. Drockula will please adults and children alike. Drockula, Alcazar Theatre, C/Alcala, 20 (Metro: Sevilla). 13 Oct-7 Nov. Fri and Sat, 5pm. Tickets €12. www.gruposmedia.com.
From  www.in-madrid.com