OFF THE GROUND THEATRE

This week's blog is a bit of a sad update, unfortunately.

You may have noticed that last Sunday we didn't put out a blog post.

We, like many theatre companies around the UK and around the world, were faced with the cancellation of shows...

We've been a long time in lockdown, and as we've gotten deeper and deeper into social isolation we've been finding new and inventive ways to

Last week we set our members old and new, as well as the wider theatrical world, a challenge.

Like a lot of confused Brits, we weren't entirely certain of the message after the Prime Minister's address this evening. That said...

It all started in a field. To be exact, it started in a field when we were drunk.

Last week was William Shakespeare's 456th birthday, a satisfying number to write on a keyboard, but he would have no idea what that means.

Last week we brought you an old school tour favourite with Robin Hood and the Golden Arrow of Doom.

Jumping on bandwagons is usually considered a bad thing, but when the bandwagon’s a good one then it’s probably best to get leaping.

This week's blog post is one you can listen to as well as read!

This week's blog comes to you in the form of a video blog - or a Vlog, in case you aren't up with the tech lingo of 2010.

It feels like most of the world is locked down or coming to a stop, and the rest of us are self-isolating or social distancing

So it looks like lockdown is coming, and with it a new wave of uncertainty and insecurity.

Unfortunately, tonight's blog is a deviation from the usual fun and games for an update on the current developing situation at OTG.

We all got into theatre because we love performing. Being a part of productions and showing off.

This is a clash of cultures. This is the war of the dance. This is Billy Joel fighting Terry Wogan.

Monkey magic is returning. As the Tathagata Buddha once said, 'the nature of monkey was irrepressible!'

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