The Yellowchair Performance Experience

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The Yellowchair Performance Experience (TYPE) is a non-profit organization set up to give new talent (actors, writers and designers) their first experiences working on a play in a London Fringe Theatre^[1].

Contents 1 History 2 Productions 3 Co-productions 4 References

[edit] History

The company was set up in August 2003 by Hugh Allison in order to put on TaJ, a semi-autobiographic work based on Allison's time at Rose Bruford College^[2].

[edit] Productions

• TaJ, performed Upstairs At The Gatehouse in 2003^[3].
• Pretty Boy, performed at The White Bear in 2004^[4].
• Rosalind and The Bear performed as a double bill at Rosemary Branch Theatre in 2005^[5].
• Approprite Attire, performed at The Cockpit Theatre (as part of Theatre in The Pound) in 2006^[6].
• The Source of All The Evil, performed at The Cockpit Theatre (as part of Theatre in The Pound) in 2006^[7].
• Gospel, performed at The Etcetera Theatre in 2007^[8].

[edit] Co-productions

• KissCumKiss at Barons Court Theatre (as part of The Write Side of The Brain festival) in 2006, co-produced with Missfit Productions^[9].
• What Andrew Heard, at The Tabard Theatre in 2007, co-produced with Leisure Isle^[10].

[edit] References