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ALT A performer in a pale blue dress stands on stage with hands clasped beside the face. Warm amber lighting and a blurred theatrical set create a dramatic backdrop.
ALT A performer in a pale blue dress leans forward over a wooden surface on a dimly lit stage. A small wound and makeup effect are visible near one eye, while dramatic lighting highlights the scene against a dark background.
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ALT Wedding cake with figurines and text "W. A. Mozart - The Marriage of Figaro" on a purple background. The cake is split in the middle, with one figurine on each side. Text overlay reads "Final Stop on the Tour" and "the Rep.
ALT A group of individuals seated around a table in a jury room setting, engaged in a discussion. One person stands pointing, while others raise their hands. The backdrop features large windows, and the text above highlights a positive review for "Twelve Angry Men" from The Theatre Flyer. Five stars are displayed at the top.
ALT Theatre scene with a group of performers in an jury room setting, engaging in a fight or argument with one actor being held back by others. Furniture and lighting enhance the intensity. A review quote accompanies the image: "A striking and effective production" from BRUM HOUR, alongside five yellow stars.
ALT Two individuals dressed in vintage clothing are talking. One person is holding something small, and a quote above them from North West End UK praises the drama. There are four stars above the quote.
ALT The image shows a theatrical scene from "Twelve Angry Men." Several actors are gathered around a table, intensely engaged in a discussion. The setting has a vintage feel with wooden chairs and classic attire. A quote from The Birmingham Press praising the play is prominently displayed. The bottom text indicates the show must end on September 26th.
ALT A job advert to "Join Team Rep" for the Birmingham Repertory Theatre , with text inviting applicants for the position of "Drama Practitioner" at the Rep, closing on Wednesday 30 September. The background shows a warm, blurred image of stage lights, enhancing the theatrical theme of the poster.
ALT Sandra Oh enthusiastically gestures upward. The background is a vibrant, abstract painting with shades of orange, blue, and green. Text on the image says, "Killing Eve star kills it" with a four-star rating. The word "Metro" appears below the quote.
ALT Sandra Oh an Paul Chahidi are on stage, engaged in a scene. Oh on the left is wearing a checked blazer and scarf. Chahidi on the right is gesturing animatedly, wearing a blue jacket. Behind them is a colourful abstract painting. A quote on the image says, "Oh and Chahidi are a joy together โ Financial Times.
ALT A promotional image for the play "Twelve Angry Men" featuring a wooden table with a knife embedded in it. The background is smoky, with text quoting the Mail on Sunday: "Knife-edge stuff." Four red stars are above the text, and show dates "Mon 21 - Sat 26 Sep" are displayed at the bottom.
ALT A promotional image for the play "Twelve Angry Men" featuring a wooden table with a knife embedded in it. The background is smoky, with text quoting the The Daily Mail: "A Triumph." Four red stars are above the text, and show dates "Mon 21 - Sat 26 Sep" are displayed at the bottom.
ALT A promotional image for the play "Twelve Angry Men" featuring a wooden table with a knife embedded in it. The background is smoky, with text quoting the Financial Times: "As powerfully riveting as ever." Four red stars are above the text, and show dates "Mon 21 - Sat 26 Sep" are displayed at the bottom.
ALT The image is a black-and-white aerial view of an industrial area with the text "Darkling" at the top. Below, a prominent orange and black text block reads "Find Out More: The Bhopal Gas Disaster of 1984."
ALT Text highlights the play's focus on the human story of the Bhopal Gas Disaster of 1984, environmental exploitation, and justice in the Global South. A note attributes a statement to the National Institutes of Health. It invites readers to explore the facts inspiring Titas Halder's new play.
ALT The image provides information about the Bhopal Gas Disaster, which occurred on December 2nd, 1984, at the Union Carbide pesticide factory leading to a toxic gas leak in Bhopal. It mentions corporate neglect as the cause, with none of the six safety systems working. The image includes text and a photo of the Union Carbide building.
ALT The image is an informative graphic about the Bhopal Gas Disaster. It states: "The Aftermath: About 570,000 people were exposed to the gas." Key points include "120,000 suffered serious or lasting injuries," "Amnesty International estimates 7-10,000 people died in the first 3 days," and "More than 25,000 have died in the years since as a result of their exposure." The background features a black-and-white photo of people sitting and lying on the ground in distress. The source is the Bhopal Medical Appeal.