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Simon Harvey

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"Act 1: The Rise of Ubu Scene 1: Welcome to Lovelyville Scene 2: Ubu’s First Move Scene 3: Bobbi’s Bad Dream Act 2: The Reign of Ubu Scene 4: The Cruel Sports Day Scene 5: Prize Giving and Fleecing Scene 6: Yoo Hoo in the Boo Hoo Zoo Scene 7: Bung ..."

Breakdown of Kneehigh’s Ubu! A Singalong Satire

Imagine (Part 1)

Imagine (Part 1)

Mike Shepherd interviewed at the Kneehigh Barns.

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Adaptation

Adaptation

Discover the process behind the adaptation of Michael Morpurgo’s ‘The amazing story of Adolphus Tips’ with Emma Rice.

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"Kneehigh’s Ubu is about responding to the challenge of keeping theatre alive. We do theatre because it’s live but how do we keep it alive? I’ve always liked sport. I like being physical, playing in a team, getting sweaty, being in a heightened ..."

Ubu! A Singalong Satire – a note from Mike Shepherd

Play (Part 2)

Play (Part 2)

Mike talks about Kneehigh’s rehearsal processes

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Play (Part 1)

Play (Part 1)

Mike talks about Kneehigh’s rehearsal processes

Imagine (Part 2)

Imagine (Part 2)

Mike Shepherd interviewed at the Kneehigh Barns.

"Jeremy Wardle, the host Emcee and political commentator of Lovelyville. President Nick Dallas President of Lovelyville and Father of Bobbi Dallas. Bobbi Dallas Daughter of the president. Activist and Expressive Dancer. Captain Shittabrique Head of Se ..."

Kneehigh’s Ubu! A Singalong Satire – Character Summaries

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"We first made Tristan & Yseult as a site specific piece... ..."

Emma Rice – Directing Tristan & Yseult

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Emma Rice, Mike Shepherd and Paul Crewes on 946

Emma Rice, Mike Shepherd and Paul Crewes on 946

A closer look at 946: The Amazing Story of Adolphus Tips

"Why did you want to make Ubu? Well, I’d read Alfred Jarry’s play, Ubu Roi, back in college and loved it. It was clearly a very unique play. Very anarchic, nonsensical and disgusting. It broke rules. It went wherever it pleased. I loved the cartoo ..."

Kneehigh’s Ubu! A Singalong Satire – Interview with Carl Grose

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