Past Performances

2018-19 Productions

A Servant of Two Masters Directed by Monica Cox  Performances on the 18th, 19th, and 20th October  Weston Studio The classic Commedia dell'arte play. This hilarious comedy focuses on Truffaldino's efforts to serve his two new masters without being found out. With brilliant comic timing the cast unleashed their inner harlequin!
And Then There Were None Directed by Osama Salam and Shravan Sreekumar Performed on the 16th and 17th November  The Edge Theatre Agatha Christie's classic production was the Freshers' show! The cast and production team came together in perfect unison to create a great production! The performance felt proffesional and kept everyone on the edge of their seat!
A Midsummer Night's Dream Directed by Thomas Langmans and Chiara Fehr Performed on 13th, 14th, and 15th December The Edge Theatre Shakespeare's comedy becomes something you'd never expect! The most colourful, most striking, and definitely the most fabulous adaptation the world has seen. The brilliant use of a fairy chorus and top quality acting all around made this production nothing but unforgetable!
Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Directed By Seb Gethin Performed on the 15th and 16th March The Museum of Bath at Work Another classic this year! The brilliant tale will be brought to life with spectacular practical effects. The unsettling play is set to be brilliantly terrifying! The cast shown in the traverse set up of the stage. Using masks to highlight the change between Jekyll and Hyde the sell-out show was a great success!
The Laramie Project Directed by Chiara Fehr Performed on 28th, 29th, and 30th March The Weston Studio This play has left so many audiences reflecting on homophobia and the negatives of the hatred, this performance was no exception. The beautiful directing and emotional acting, aided by the amazing lighting and video work by Tim Ediss left the show with a very proffesional feel.
Man Up Written and directed by Jack Beadle and Will Evans Performed on April 14th The Tub This student written piece painted a dark image of male mental health. The audience were brought in by the upbeat first half and shocked by the frank reflection on the issues surrounding male mental health. Roughly £350 was raised for CALM.

Party  Directed by Osama Salam and Ross Elmore Performed on 7th and 8th June  The Mission Theatre Tom Basden, writer of hit TV comedies such as Plebs and The Wrong Mens, goes political with his hilarious one act play, Party! With the political world currently being… interesting, come see a group of teens try to save it by forming a new political party in a garden shed. Please don’t worry we won’t speak about Brexit!  When asked to describe the show in three words the directors said, “Hilarious, witty, and”.
Romeo and Juliet Directed by Emma Robinson Performed on 7th and 8th June  The Mission Theatre Bath University Student Theatre’s Romeo & Juliet takes the theme of young love and turns it on its head at this year’s Bath Fringe Festival. A modern take on a classic, two forbidden lovers caught between the feud of their families deal with politics, romance, and tragedy far beyond their years. The stylistic use of movement and colour brings an accessible and innovative perspective, making this retelling something never seen before!
Rhinoceros Directed by Owen Biggadike Performed on 7th and 8th June  The Museum of Bath at Work The absurdism never stops with this show! Previously made into a movie starring Gene Wilder, the play focuses on how everyone in a small french town is turning into a Rhinoceros... obviously! It's different, it's interesting, and with music and superb acting it's sure was memorable!