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WE'LL MEET AGAIN
A World War II Revue

"Never... was so much owed by so many to so few"

To commemorate the 76th anniversary of the end of World War Two, ‘We'll Meet Again’ recounts the major events of the deadliest conflict in history.

Key moments and stories of hope, love, fear, survival and bravery are bound together using documented commentary, memorable wartime songs, short scenes and poetry, as well as real-life letters from the soldiers on the front line and the loved ones left at home.

In this World War Two Revue, UpStaged Theatre Company pays tribute to those that fought, worked and helped to survive… and remembers all those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.

Sunday 13th June 2021
4:00pm
Broomfield Bowl, Palmers Green

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CHATROOM by Enda Walsh

UpStaged Theatre Company returned to Upstairs at the Gatehouse, Highgate as part of the Camden Fringe Festival 2019 with 'CHATROOM'

In a virtual space of an internet chatroom, a group of bored and restless teenagers spend their time deconstructing anything from children’s literature, to the mixed messages in modern pop music and even… suicide.

When a new member joins to share his thoughts and depression the conversation takes a dark turn. The group is torn between those who want to help and those who see this as a chance to create a martyr for the teenage population.

REVIEWS * * * * Upstage Theatre Company’s ‘Chatroom’ explodes the myth of the teenage mind and skilfully shoves you into their world and innovatively opens up the world of the online ‘chatroom’  This is a brave, insight to teenage life right now – and the buttons people press to really push you over the edge. Recommended viewing for all parents – and their kids.   North West End, Camden Fringe Festival 2019   UpStaged Theatre Company revives the chilling tale of cyberbullying and manipulation as part of this year's Camden Fringe. The young company is directed by Nick Hooton, who delivers the text with distinct sensitivity and simmering stillness... The performers are able to land the show and demonstrate exceedingly well how little it takes for hate to spread on the internet and how viciously callous attacks can escalate out of control... All in all Chatroom, as presented by Hooton, remains poignant in the paramount debate over online abuse and bullying. Broadway World, Camden Fringe Festival 2019