REVIEW: 5 Stars – DR LIVINGSTONE, I PRESUME? – RONDO THEATRE January 30, 2015 This is an unparalleled display of thespian artistry in which the Ffitch Repertory Players, led by the estimable Mr Julius Stentorian Ffitch and his impressively accomplished wife Mrs Sylvia Thespis Ffitch, aims to bring to life on the theatrical stage the […]
Read the full storyMiracle Theatre Company Dr Livingstone, I Presume? Grampound Community Hall Review by Lee Trewhela IF YOU want your Christmas to be even more merry, then book tickets for this gloriously silly show as soon as possible. Every Miracle production is a guaranteed winner (literally, as their Waiting for Godot bagged our WOCA for best theatre […]
Read the full storyDr Livingstone, I Presume Published Friday 12 December 2014 at 12:01 by Francesca Morrison Alliteration runs riot in Miracle Theatre’s ludicrously funny show-within-a-show about Victorian explorers. Lurching in style between music hall and back-room pub entertainment, the catastrophically inept Ffitch Repertory Players – a theatrical ensemble beset by tensions and tribulations – thrash through a […]
Read the full storyWe’ve teamed up with our friends at CRBO box office to produce a special Dr Livingstone, I Presume? Gift voucher for Christmas, so you can give the gift of a Miracle night out this winter! The gift voucher is only valid for Cornish venues using CRBO to provide their box office service – participating venues […]
Read the full storyThe Miracle 2015 Charity Calendar is here! Sponsored by lots of lovely partners, we hope it will raise £2,000 to support Miracle’s work in 2015. The calendar celebrates some of Miracle’s best moments over the past few years and highlights lots of exciting stuff for the year ahead! These limited edition calendars will be available […]
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Well dash my wig old chap, there’s a chance you’ll take the egg if you get your gigglemug in the Classic pop-up pictureboard -which will be in Dr Livingstone foyers this winter! Classic.co.uk are offering a jolly fine glamping break in a Devon safari tent for the lucky winner who posts their picture on Facebook, […]
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Was born in East London and destined for the church until his parents’ dream was shattered by a trifling incident behind the Empire Theatre with Sylvia Broadhurst.
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is deeply rooted in the theatrical tradition and can trace her lineage all the way back to Aristophanes.
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Has what it takes. She can chirrup like a chaffinch, gallivant like a gazelle and ogle like an ocelot.
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Has repeatedly entertained at Her Majesty’s pleasure and for a while he was one of the most wanted men in the country.
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was engaged on the strength of his curriculum vitae which lays claim to an impressive portfolio of work as a tragedian and boasts of his talents as a master of dialect and character.
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