Tag Archives: Wolf Red

Tmesis Theatre And Elinor Randle Return To The Unity Theatre With Wolf Red.

Liverpool’s renowned Tmesis Theatre are proud to announce the return of their most innovative and chilling one woman show, Wolf Red to Unity Theatre this month.

Fresh from the huge success of Physical Fest, Tmesis Theatre will return to Unity Theatre on Tuesday 24th and Wednesday 25th June with their captivating original production, Wolf Red, with tickets on sale now.

Devised by Chris Fittock and Tmesis Theatre Wolf Red is the dark and compelling story of a woman held captive, deep in the woods, by a predator of perhaps both her mind and body. Exploring the darkest limits of human nature, this skilful, physical performance from Tmesis Theatre’s artistic director, Elinor Randle will mesmerise audiences with her remarkable and chilling transformation.

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(351 words, estimated 1:24 mins reading time)

Tmesis Theatre Unpick The Secrets and Variations Of The Heart At The Unity Theatre.

What happens to our brain, body and heart when we ‘fall in love’? Why are we attracted to another person? Is romantic love real? What happens when that initial passion fades? Elinor Randle and Tmesis Theatre aim to explore this question in their new production Variations of the Heart at the Unity Theatre on November 9th as part of this year’s Homotopia.

Part of a triple bill for Homotopia, the night of new works featuring all female dancers (with Gary Clarke’s Cameo Cookie and Carlos Pons Guerra’s Young Man!), Variations of the heart is a passionate duet between two women, a story of the human heart, it’s power, and it’s many variations.

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(237 words, estimated 57 secs reading time)

Cold Call, Theatre Review. Unity Theatre, Liverpool.

Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating * * * *

Cast: Ross McCall, Holly Wilson-Guy, Matt Austin, Tom Hosker.

After wowing critics and audiences alike in September with her one-woman spectacular Wolf Red, Elinor Randle has turned her hand once more back to directing and in the biting satirical play Cold Call; she again strikes the perfect balance between brilliant absurd humour and worrying 21st century behaviour.

Cold Call, Theatre Review. Unity Theatre, Liverpool. full post

(363 words, 1 image, estimated 1:27 mins reading time)

Wolf Red, Theatre Review. Unity Theatre, Liverpool.

Originally published by L.S. Media. September 7th 2012.

L.S. Media Rating ****

Cast: Elinor Randle.

Not all wolves wear fur, some are guised as men and it seems that sometimes a very exceptional woman can be unmasked as the wolf in woman’s clothing.

Wolf Red has to be considered as one of the most remarkable one woman shows to ever grace The Unity Theatre. From the moment the audience walks in and the mist swirls and descends around them, the thought of decomposing leaves and frayed sanity mingle together to reveal on a rotted stump Elinor Randle, hunched over and in the grip of perceived madness from there she delivers one of the most perfect opening monologues possible. It was eerie, certainly creepy and just on this side of exuding brilliance.

Wolf Red, Theatre Review. Unity Theatre, Liverpool. full post

(402 words, estimated 1:36 mins reading time)