MouldEd's very own Soniya spent her birthday recently in the very beautiful romantic city of Paris and on her travels passed the infamous Moulin Rouge and The Crazy Horse Cabaret Club. And it got us thinking about all the types of theatre and performance around the world. Paris, for example is renowned for its cabaret and burlesque work in The Moulin Rouge and The Crazy Horse (where some of Beyonces more recent videos were inspired from!)
Travel to Italy, and you will see the thousands of masks, particularly during the Venice Carnival, where there are street shows, masquerade balls and shows happening throughout the city.
Want something a little more cultured? Fly to Sydney and catch some opera at The Sydney Opera House or go next door to New Zealands Opera House.
If you want to see where theatre began, how about flying to Greece, and visiting Athens? Take a trip to see some old amphitheatres and learn about the history of the arts!
Or if you prefer some sparkle and jazz hands, why not hop on a plane to The Big Apple, New York, and see what Broadway has to offer?
If none of this takes your fancy, however, you can always stay in the good old UK and take a trip to the Edinburgh Festival, supporting the fringe work that our country has produced. If you want to stay real close to home, hop on the tube and visit some of the West Ends finest shows in London, or even some of the more local theatres around England. After all, we do produce some jolly good work!
If you would like to see some of this great work and support a local company, please remember to follow us on twitter @MouldEdTheatre or via facebook!
Travel to Italy, and you will see the thousands of masks, particularly during the Venice Carnival, where there are street shows, masquerade balls and shows happening throughout the city.
Want something a little more cultured? Fly to Sydney and catch some opera at The Sydney Opera House or go next door to New Zealands Opera House.
If you want to see where theatre began, how about flying to Greece, and visiting Athens? Take a trip to see some old amphitheatres and learn about the history of the arts!
Or if you prefer some sparkle and jazz hands, why not hop on a plane to The Big Apple, New York, and see what Broadway has to offer?
If none of this takes your fancy, however, you can always stay in the good old UK and take a trip to the Edinburgh Festival, supporting the fringe work that our country has produced. If you want to stay real close to home, hop on the tube and visit some of the West Ends finest shows in London, or even some of the more local theatres around England. After all, we do produce some jolly good work!
If you would like to see some of this great work and support a local company, please remember to follow us on twitter @MouldEdTheatre or via facebook!
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