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Articles by Gary Kitching
What's on in the North East
Published: 6 February 2022 Reporter: Peter Lathan Share: The Invisible Man (Northern Stage) Drag Me to Love (Live Theatre) How to Live a Jellicle Life (Laurels, Whitley Bay) Friends! The Musical Parody (Gala, Durham, and Billingham Forum) On Sunday, and again on Sunday 27 February, Fascinating Aïda are at Newcastle Theatre Royal. Northern Stage presents its in-house production of The Invisible Man in Stage 3 from Tuesday until 19 February.
What's on in the North East
Published: 30 January 2022 Reporter: Peter Lathan Share: The Nutcracker (Newcastle Theatre Royal) Tree (Alphabetti) Beauty and the Beast (Sunderland Empire) Credit: Johan Persson Blood Brothers (Darlington Hippodrome) Credit: Robert Day Scottish Ballet’s production of The Nutcracker is at Newcastle Theatre Royal from Wednesday to Saturday. Northern Stage presents its in-house production of The Invisible Man in Stage 3 from Tuesday until 19 February.
What's on in the North East
Published: 23 January 2022 Reporter: Peter Lathan Share: Fatal Attraction (Newcastle Theatre Royal) Trails (Dance City) The Russian State Ballet of Siberia (Darlington Hippodrome) Fatal Attraction runs at Newcastle Theatre Royal from Tuesday to Saturday. Tree, a new play by Gary Kitching & Steve Byron, runs at Alphabetti from Tuesday until 12 February.
Tree | Alphabetti
Alphabetti Theatre and The Worriers present Tree by Gary Kitching & Steve Byron | directed by Rachel Glover Performance Time: 7:30pm plus a 1:00pm Saturday matinee Covid-19 Policy: This production will have socially distanced tickets which will sell out fast, audience numbers vary depending on restrictions.
Festive Fundraiser Auction! | Alphabetti
Alphabetti’s Famous Festive Fundraiser Auction LIVE on the D'Addario Stage Hosted by Gary Kitching & Steve Byron Performance Time: 9:30pm Tickets: Pay What You Feel (booking essential). Mixed seating and standing. Age Rec: 16+ Run Time: Approx.
NEWS: Bacon Knees & Sausage Fingers @ Alphabetti Theatre Online
In 2015, writers and performers Gary Kitching and Steve Byron took on an Alphabetti Theatre 24 Hour Challenge, responding to stimuli provided by director Ali Pritchard revolving around a (potentially creatively embellished) fact about the closing of Newcastle’s High Level Bridge in 1849 to race dogs. The result was Bacon Knees & Sausage Fingers, which has since become a cult hit, selling out both a run in 2016 and a whole month of performances in 2019.
Review: Bacon Knees and Sausage Fingers at Alphabetti Theatre, Newcastle
Gary Kitching in Bacon Knees and Sausage Fingers at the Alphabetti, Newcastle. Design, James Pickering. Photo: Alphabetti Theatre. Bacon Knees and Sausage Fingers is a compact and compelling two-hander, tightly written and sympathetically performed by Gary Kitching and Steve Byron. A reworked version of their well-received 2016 show, it’s the story of two men, loners by personality or circumstance, who happen to meet on the High Level Bridge in Newcastle.
News: Alphabetti announces Christmas show
Newcastle’s Alphabetti Theatre has announced the final show in its autumn season, Alphabetti’s Christmas Cabaret, which will run from 19 to 23 December. It will consist of three new short plays: No strong feelings either way—that’s not how you should feel about Christmas, especially if you’re Santa. 6AM Christmas morning and Tina’s just polished off a bottle of Buck’s Fizz on her way home from the night shift.
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