Mansel David is playing Martin Heidegger in Heidegger's Shadow by David Cherrill and Caroll Jacobs at The Courtyard Theatre, The Courtyard, Bowling Green Walk, 40 Pitfield Street, London N1 6EU.

Dates: until 21st March at 7.30pm

Tickets: £15/£12 (conc)

Martin Heidegger was one of the most important and controversial philosophers of the 20th Century who achieved massive acclaim for his intellect through his major work 'Being and Time' ( J P Sartre was a big fan), as well as notoriety for not only joining the Nazi party, but also appearing to be an enthusiastic supporter of its cause - and all despite an ongoing affair with his young Jewish student Hannah Arendt. “He who thinks great thoughts, often makes great errors” (Martin Heidegger).

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Dermot Murphy's play The Condor & the Maiden, which was read at
AWL in 2008, is being performed at the King's Head, Islington. AWL members involved in the production are Simone Vause, who is directing Phil Gerrard, Nadia Ostacchini and Lindsey Readman.

Dates: 2-21 March at 1.00pm, Tuesday-Sunday

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Victoria Kempton and Peter Saracen will be performing in a playreading of Black Irish at the Distillers, 64 Fulham Palace Road,
London W6 9PH.

Date: 14 March at 6.00pm

Tickets: £5

Box Office: 01372 727492

Teresa Jennings is playing Joan Harrison in Rip Her to Shreds at the Old Red Lion, 418 St John Street, London EC1V 4NJ.

Dates: 16 March-3 April at 7.30pm (Tues-Sat)
Matinees at 2pm (Sat-Sun)

Tickets: £9-13

Mena Town isn't ready for a seventeen year old cross dressing Debbie Harry, but D doesn't give a shit, he's going to be who he wants to be and no one's getting in his way.

Box Office: 020 7837 7816

You can watch Gregory Cox play Mr Lowe, the auctioneer, in BBC1's EastEnders.

Date: 16 March at 7.30pm

Lewis Rae will be playing Hal in Loot at the OSO Arts Centre in Barnes, SW13.

Dates: 23-27 March at 7.45pm

Tickets: £9.50 (conc £7)

Box Office 020 8876 9885

Robin Miller is performing one of her monologues at Chalk The Sun, an evening of Poetry, Prose and Performance, at Balham Bowls Club, Ramsden Road SW12. 

Date: 28 March at 7.00pm

Tickets: £5.00 includes wine (£3.00 without wine)

Richard Ward will be playing Dr Chasuble in The Importance Of Being Earnest at the Barons Court Theatre, Curtain's Up Pub, 28a Comeragh Road, London W14 9HR.

Dates: 30 March-4 April at 7.30pm, Sunday 7.00pm

Box Office: 020 8932 4747

Dates: 30 March-4 April at 7.30pm

Tickets: £12/£10 (conc)

Box Office  020 8932 4747 (24 hours)

David Hampshire will be running the London Marathon this April in aid of The Actors' Charitable Trust (TACT).  His target is to raise at least £1,000 and every penny of the money raised will be used by TACT to assist special needs children. David is very aware that the recession is stretching peoples finances at the moment but if you felt able to donate any amount (no matter how small) it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Date: 25 April

You can find more information and how to donate
on his Justgiving page.

Jane Osborne will be playing the Nurse in Ordinary Shoes directed by Martin Cort, at the Cockpit Theatre, Gateforth Street,
London NW8 8EH.

Dates: 14-15 May at 7.30pm

Box Office 020 7258 2925

Mark Laing Creative Photography specialises in weddings, portraits, special events, children, pets and babies for Richmond upon Thames, London and surrounding areas.

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Learn the facts from the professionals, brought to you by Lewis Rae (Voice Artist) and Jennifer Taylor Head of Shining Management (Voice Over Agency), by attending one of their classes. 

Some of the topics discussed are:

• How to present yourself as a professional voice-over artist, even if you have never done a voice-over before.
• The best way to get a voice-over demo and what to be aware of.
• What your demo should and shouldn't include.
• The best ways to market yourself so you have the best chance of gaining representation and getting work.
• Classes last for three hours and have a maximum of six people. All questions answered, time permitting.

Cost: £50 per person

Click here for enquiries, or alternatively
contact Lewis Rae on 07956 251 412

Masterclass aims to offer young people between 17-30, exceptional creative opportunities and experiences with leaders of the theatre industry. A year-round programme of talks, workshops, special projects and career advice is intended to give people insight into all aspects of theatre from writing and directing to acting and producing. Masterclass strives to provide all the events for free, so that people of all abilities, status and background can be inspired by and learn from masters of the craft.

Click here to see programmes of events

The Actors Richmond Centre was founded in the 1980s by Sam Walters, Director of the Orange Tree Theatre in Richmond, Surrey.  He felt that there was a need locally for a centre that could run workshops for professional actors.  They have been running now for over 20 years and Sam Walters is their patron.

ARC operate a non-profit making programme of singing classes and acting workshops over three terms each year. 

Click here for further information on their classes

BritishTheatre.com aims are very simple, created by Marcus Markou
to connect people actively involved in the theatre with each other. If along the way, people want to promote stuff, exchange ideas and start discussions then that's fine too. The site allows you to create your own profile page and even customise it - like on MySpace.com. In fact, you can view this as a kind of MySpace.com for the UK theatre community.

You can also upload photographs, publish a blog, upload video (either directly from your computer or from YouTube.com/Google Video) and create your own groups within this group.

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