The show, which has been created by Pierrot Bidon, will play for a month before embarking on a regional tour, followed by a return London visit. The Circus Space provided their training prior to the Dome show and is one of Europe's largest training centres for contemporary circus arts. Further information can be found on The Circus Space web site via the link from the Training section of TheatreNet. Asda's programme of drive in movies in their supermarket car parks last summer proved so successful that this year it is quadrupling the number of venues to 110. They aimed for the family market by showing films such as Jurassic Park, Babe and most suitably Grease.
Customers can tune their car radios to hear the soundtrack.
Sponsors from confectionery companies offer free samples of their products which are distributed during the events. The money raised from a 1 per car ticket charge is donated to charity and 50,000 was raised last year. Asda is now looking at ice skating and pantomime for the winter months. Karen Drury, Duncan Duff, Mike Hayley and Dean Loxton star in Arthur Schnitzler's Anatol at Nottingham Playhouse from 10th to 28th April. It presents a series of encounters with the past, present and future lovers of a charming but shameless seducer of women, in turn of the century Vienna.