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White Light White Peak - the live experience - starts its first tour, 10th September. Here is a little taster and the shortest poem: Order for Baptism. Full details of all live shows: www.whitelightwhitepeak.com

We at found THEATRE are looking to raise £500 to help fund our tour of White Light White Peak - The Live Experience. This is all about the project and the rewards to be gained by supporting us. For more info and to donate go to www.crowdfunder.co.uk/white-light-white-peak

Touring from 10th September 2019. Search "white light white peak" for details. Playwright Simon Corble performs his intimate poetry live, alongside large projections of his atmospheric, monochrome photography, in a UNIQUE EVENT which charts a year through his life in The White Peak of Derbyshire - part of the Peak District National Park. Starting in the depths of a snowy Winter, there are encou...

A year's journey through life in the White Peak, told in poems and projections. Words and photography by Simon Corble. A Work of Departure is one of the poems near the start of the cycle. Playwright Simon Corble performs his intimate poetry live, alongside large projections of his atmospheric, monochrome photography, in a UNIQUE EVENT which charts a year through his life in The White Peak of De...

Because a Honeysuckle leaf grows around its stem, when dead and dried this can happen on a breezy day...

The central part of the story is told through the medium of a folk tale, ending with the dilemma: What is Meadow to do with her gifts? In this scene, she does the deal with Elspeth, the wise woman, to acquire her skills.

A Blaize production, which toured all over the North of England. In this extract, Jem and Jason, having traveled back as far as the Bronze Age are attempting to return to the present day "Leadale"...only things don't quite go to plan in their rusty time machine.

A message left on found THEATRE's ansaphone. The kind of thing it is great to hear when the little red light is flashing "new message". Thank you, Jane Wylie. A Redhead Reach production in association with found THEATRE. Adapted by Collene Louisa Webb and directed by Simon Corble.

Taped at Romiley Forum, Greater Manchester, England in January 1997. MIdsommer Actors' Co. run, using the original ladders (and dog!) Thomas Frere as Hannay and Morgan George as passenger. A short scene that never made the West End version. But it's a classic! Directed by Simon Corble; the adaptation by the same with Nobby Dimon.

Mr. Memory's final appearance in the ORIGINAL 39 Steps stage show, before it took off into a world-wide phenomenon, with myself stepping into the role of the Memory Man for this second incarnation of the production, following our creation of the show in 1996 with North Country Theatre. Featuring the genuine voices of the audience, with (planted - I'm not that good) questions. Taped onto shaky V...

Here we are dismantling the Forth Bridge and building some Scottish Highlands (complete with sheep) before chasing Hannay Thomas Frere). The second half of the chase (night-time) does not reproduce well on this VHS video, shot at Romiley Forum in 1998, The Midsommer Actors' tour of the play, I created 20 years ago with Nobby Dimon and North Country Theatre. I take over from Nobby in the role of...

More from the ORIGINAL stage show, The 39 Steps, created in 1996 but video-taped here on VHS at The Romiley Forum, Stockport UK, with Midsommer Actors' Co, in 1998, with myself taking over from Nobby Dimon in the role of "The Rest". This tour was the start of my campaign to get the show more widely known....and look where it led!

More from the ORIGINAL version of The 39 Steps stage show, video taped on VHS in January 1998. Here Hannay battles with the professor's bi-plane. This was the second incarnation of the original, to be accurate, using the same ladders as used by North Country Theatre in 1996/7 - and the same cast - but with myself taking over the role of "The Rest" from Nobby Dimon. Morgan George provides all th...

Actually, the second incarnation of the original, using the same set of ladders, and with yours truly taking over from Nobby Dimon - in this scene playing the train guard. Cooked up in 1995, staged for the first time in 1996, the play went on to be staged by countless companies all over the UK before winding up in the West End and on Broadway, winning Tonys and Oliviers (Best New Comedy 2007) a...

The Woodlanders - Melbury & Daughter - MIdsommer Actors Co.

The Woodlanders - "Do you think it went off well, Robert?"

Midsommer Actors - The Woodlanders 1991