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• Category:Shows
  ...m one-off Lunchtime performances to week long Mainterms. Bedlam also hosts shows during the Edinburgh Fringe.
  8 members (2 subcategories, 0 files) - 01:25, 7 February 2006
• Template:Shows
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• Shows
  ...have more adventurous set and tech plans and take priority over all other shows. Lunchtime shows are traditionally shown on a Wednesday Lunchtime at 2.15pm. This is because
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• Shows and Work Ins
  You’ll find that EUTC shows are the worst to deal with, they see the theatre as there to serve them and Ok, most of the people doing lunchtime shows will have never done a show in Bedlam before and have no idea what’s sens
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• Category:Shows
  ...m one-off Lunchtime performances to week long Mainterms. Bedlam also hosts shows during the Edinburgh Fringe.
  8 members (2 subcategories, 0 files) - 01:25, 7 February 2006
• Shows
  ...have more adventurous set and tech plans and take priority over all other shows. Lunchtime shows are traditionally shown on a Wednesday Lunchtime at 2.15pm. This is because
  2 KB (354 words) - 15:25, 15 June 2007
• Archive
  ...d other materials relating to past shows. For a semi-complete list of EUTC shows go to [[http://www.bedlamites.co.uk/archive.php www.bedlamites.co.uk/archiv ...e you can find folders with hard copies of publicity and photos from older shows as well as CD's of photos. You will also find old minutes, admin and buildi
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• Category:Improverts
  [[Category:shows]]
  4 members (0 subcategories, 0 files) - 17:30, 16 March 2006
• Category:Mainterms
  [[Category:Shows]]
  3 members (0 subcategories, 0 files) - 17:34, 16 March 2006
• Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead
  {{shows| [[Category:Shows]][[Category:Mainterms]]
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• Trouble In Paradise
  {{Shows| [[Category:Shows]][[Category:Mainterms]]
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• Auditions
  ...five and week eleven, though it can vary. At an average session all of the shows for the next 'block' will audition at the same time, so that the actors can ...every possible space can be used to hold auditions (there can be up to 12 shows using the space at the same time). The auditionees ring the side [[door-bel
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• Other theatres
  ...in the past and through the year several departmental drama groups will do shows there and need crew. Go and ask for a look around cos it’s quite interest
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• Fringe
  ...ossibility you will drown under all the flyers you are handed. See lots of shows, socialise and drink lots. The pubs tend to be open later so make the most
  242 bytes (48 words) - 10:58, 5 June 2008
• User:Colleen
  ...and Juliet, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead). I have directed a few shows (Talking With..., lunchtime 2007; Panto 2007; The Crucible, mainterm 2008).
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• Pubs
  ...to beer quality or price but because it is really close, they sponsor our shows and there are normally several Bedlam members working behind the bar. After ...Doctors has a wider choice of ales and cheaper than Bobby's. Doctors also shows sport which the new look Bobby's does not.
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• User:Phileinsophia
  I've done tons of shows in the 2006-07 year but I didn't write them all down. I probably should hav
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• Romeo and Juliet
  {{Shows| [[Category:Shows]][[Category:Mainterms]]
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• Improverts Branding
  [[Category:Shows]][[Category:Improverts]]
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• Subwoofer, The
  EUTC has in the past hired subwoofers for shows, usually when it is desirable that the audience by violently vibrated for d
  870 bytes (145 words) - 16:49, 9 December 2008
• Places to promote your show
  ...ne] - as we're a society they should be most co-operative in promoting our shows. Email [mailto:hype@eusa.ed.ac.uk].
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• Guide to Teching a Show
  ...if these problems affect your show they will almost certainly affect other shows as well. ...always be sufficient gel in the store trays of the correct sizes for your shows to use. Do not cut larger gels down to size to fit your lanterns. There s
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• Costuming
  ...would be unfair to say that there are costumes enough for all shows – some shows require costumes that are vastly different than what the costume cupboard c
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• Current events
  A meeting of anyone involved in the company. Shows should all be represented and most of the committee will be present. The be ...to allow people to discuss, offer ideas or criticial peer review of bedlam shows past present and future. This is the best place to bring your idea for live
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