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White wins a Theatre Awards UK 10/31/2011
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White has won Best Show for Children and Young People at the Theatre Awards UK last night.
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White review in NYC 10/24/2011
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White has been described as "an elegant little romp" and having "a slightly subversive edge" by the New York Press


http://www.nypress.com/article-22818-wringing-variations-out-of-white.html

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White won 3 awards! 06/13/2011
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White won 3 awards at the CATS on sunday. Shona and Craig won Best Design and the show won Best Technical Production and also Best Show for Children and Young People. What a great result.

BEST DESIGN:

Shona Reppe (set and costumes) and Craig Fleming (lighting), White, Catherine Wheels Theatre Company


"GREAT theatre design does not just illuminate its text, it adds to it. Shona Reppe's design and costumes for Catherine Wheel's White went one step further again. She created a white world of such invention that it could have existed on its own. But then you would have missed each intricate new detail as the show developed, the discoveries in each birdbox, the hilarity of using a toilet pedestal mat as an apron. Lighting white can be hell and Craig Fleming's simple design ensured that the lighting waxed and waned with the passing of the day, Reppe's birdhouses lit up from the inside and a mirror-ball moon threw slivers of reflected light across the scene."

Thom Dibdin (Edinburgh Evening News/The Stage)

 

BEST TECHNICAL PRESENTATION, sponsored by Northern Light:

White, Catherine Wheels Theatre Company

"WHITE'S technical artistry was not only a marvel to watch but was integral to the overall success of the production. From its  sleight-of-hand tricks to its moving conclusion of seamlessly turning a white set into a massive celebration of colour, White’s technical  execution not only proved that small effects can have a large impact but  that excellence in technical presentation is as important to the success  of a production as any other component."

Michael Cox (onstagescotland.co.uk

BEST PRODUCTION FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE:

White, Catherine Wheels Theatre Company

"GOOD theatre is good theatre – whatever age group it’s intended for. White captivated pre-school tots with its ravishing transformation of an all-white world into a rainbow landscape. And if adults read the arrival of colour as a profound reflection on social values – well they too were totally smitten by the magical beauty of this show. How did they do it? It still remains a mystery – but it’s a winner."  

Mary Brennan (The Herald) 

 

Photos by Douglas McBride


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C.A.T.S Awards 06/08/2011
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We find out this weekend if White and Caged win anything at this years CATS Awards. Both are up for Best Show for Children and Young People. White is also up for Best Design and Best Technical Presentation. Great to be nominated even if we don't win.
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White and Caged Nominated for CATS Awards 05/12/2011
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The CATS Award nominations have been released and White and Caged are both up for Best Show for Children and Young People. White has also been nominated for Best Design and Best Technical Presentation. Thrilled.
http://www.criticsawards.theatrescotland.com/

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Caged reviews 03/31/2011
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Caged has had three lovely reviews. 

"a superbly clear-sighted two-hander that cuts to the chase " 
**** Mary Brennan, The Herald 

"...a thrilling, gripping, moving performance...leaves you with the deep sense of satisfaction of an archetypal tale being vividly retold." (Full Review) Mark Fisher, Northings

"a fine balance between the sinister and the beautiful" **** Joyce McMillan, The Scotsman
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Caged 09/30/2010
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Really starting to think a lot about Caged the new version of Beauty and the Beast that we will be creating next spring. It's a great story but there is so much in it that it's hard to know what to concentrate on. It will be a pared down version looking at the relationship between the Beast and Beauty. 
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White - Out on tour 09/20/2010
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White is out on tour

25th September
Burton Taylor Studio, Oxford 
www.oxfordplayhouse.com

30th Sept - 2nd Oct
the egg, Theatre Royal Bath
www.theatreroyal.org.uk

3rd October
Lakeside Arts Centre, Nottingham
www.lakesidearts.org.uk

7th - 8th October
Platform, Easterhouse
www.platform-online.co.uk

11th October
Lenzie Public Hall
www.eastdunbarton.gov.uk

12th - 13th October
Tron Theatre, Glasgow
www.tron.co.uk

16th - 17th October
Baboró Festival, Galway
www.baboro.ie

21st October
Strathpeffer Spa Pavilion
www.StrathpefferPavilion.org

3rd November
Carnegie Hall Studio, Dunfermline
www.attfife.org.uk

6th November
The Palace Theatre, Kilmarnock
www.visiteastayrshire.com

9th November
Howden Park Centre, Livingston
www.howdenparkcentre.co.uk

12th November
Takeoff Festival, Darlington
www.theatrehullabaloo.org.uk

15th November
Macphail Theatre
www.macphailcentre.co.uk

17th November
Mallaig & Morar Centre
01687 460380

20th November
Catstrand, New Galloway
www.catstrand.com

8th December - 24th December
macrobert
www.macrobert.org 
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White - reviews from The Guardian and The Times 09/02/2010
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"this delightful show from Catherine Wheels is a really grown-up piece of theatre..." **** Lyn Gardner, The Guardian

"In short, White is an utter delight no matter what your age." **** Donald Hutera, The Times
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A lovely response from the audience... 08/28/2010
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We have just been to see White, with our two and a half year old daughter. I want to thank you for restoring my faith in children's theatre. The production was gentle and beautiful, perfectly paced, with a lovely narrative and wonderful effects. It engaged children's emotions and imaginations, without believing, as all the other shows we have seen do, that children's theatre must engage their voices in inane 'audience interaction'. The acting was superb and enjoyed by all the adults in our group. The dialogue was ingenious and the set magnificent. I had almost decided to abandon taking Emma to the theatre until she grows up, but you have given me new hope! 

Regards

Stephanie Allais

Research Fellow
Centre for Educational Sociology
Moray House School of Education
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