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Hello all. Little bit of a cheeky ask I know but it’s worth a go. I'm part of a Theatre Group called Thespis Project (https://twitter.com/ThespisProject) who are taking our show ‘Normal is an Illusion’ to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in August. We’re all paying out of own pocket to get ourselves there and we’d just like to try and make it a little less painful on our bank accounts, seeing as we’re all students or recent graduates. Even if you can only spare as much as a pound, we’d really appreciate it to help get to our target. 

Much obliged for your time,

FoxedUP Theatre presents "The Cat's Mother". A new play by Pericles Snowdon premiering at the Courtyard Theatre from the 13th November - 8th December 2012.  All money given will go specifically towards the design of the production, including: -  - Costume  - Set  - Lighting  - Music & Soundscape  - Props  - Technician's & Designer's wages  Film edited by Chris Allen 

Trailer footage shot by 205 Films

www.foxeduptheatre.com

SYNOPSIS Six women awake – groggy and disorientated – in an outlandish box. They have been done up as 1980s cartoon characters. Around them are strange and arresting items of yore. They are unknown to each other, or so it seems. And for the time being there doesn't appear to be any way out. --- Tabitha Porlock becomes locked in at her place of work on her 30th birthday.

PLEASE support our 'Come and have a go event' on WeFund

Ali and Ida talking about mirror imaging and telling you to support our project

Link to WeFund page below:

In just two weeks’ time, Let Slip will be on their way to the Edinburgh Fringe!

We go back into rehearsals tomorrow, so I’ve spent the last few days reviewing footage we took of the show when we presented it at Blue Elephant Theatre and trying to identify moments we might change or adapt.  It’s a strange mental process, trying to distance oneself from something you created in order to see it, warts and all, for what it is!

We still have some fundraising to do before we can get to Edinburgh.  If you can help in anyway with a donation, small or large, please click here to donate via our WeFund page or watch the video below if you’d like to find out more about where your money would go.

If you saw the show in London and liked it, spread the word!  If not, we hope to play for you in Edinburgh.

See you there!

We’re very excited about taking Machines For Living to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe but we need to do some more fundraising to make it possible!

We’re raising money via our WeFund site: click here to have a look and make a donation.