Judith E Wilson Drama Studio Faculty of English 9 West Road Cambridge CB3 9DP  Wednesday 8pm  Thursday 1.30pm  dance theatre performance built from experimentation, focus, friendship, trust and silliness SOMEBODY is an exploration of desire, shame, intimacy, adultery, boredom, conflict, and the mundanity of romance.  What we do emerges from real dialogue and its strengths […]

  A performance lecture meets clairvoyante’s séance, reflecting on Eliot’s work, followed by a seminar-style discussion from 19:30. Everyone welcome to come join us —undergraduates, graduates, faculty, and others. And do feel free to circulate to anyone else who may be interested. 1920s dress very much encouraged, though not obligatory!  Free entry.

  Unrest swells at the Asylum of Charenton.  After years of confinement Marquis de Sade has been given the liberty to stage one of his plays as a recreational activity for the other inmates. De Sade proceeds to harness the neurotic, exposed energy of his co-patients into a story about the French revolutionary Jean-Paul Marat […]

The Marlowe Society, (with support from the Judith E Wilson Fund), is absolutely delighted to be giving 80 creative students from Cambridge the chance to experience a weekend of FREE intensive DEVISING and PHYSICALITY workshops with the internationally acclaimed companies Gecko (Friday 15th and) and Punchdrunk Saturday 16th March)!!! This is a brilliant chance for […]

MONDAY 4 MARCH @ 5pm JUDITH E WILSON DRAMA STUDIO FACULTY OF ENGLISH WEST ROAD CAMBRIDGE   MANY APOLOGIES BUT THIS SCREENING HAS  NOW BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL THE EASTER TERM. Handsworth Songs is a richly-layered documentary representing the hopes and dreams of post-war black British people in the light of the civil disturbances of the […]