The History of 'Seven Ages'

SEVEN AGES

Seven Ages was created with the help and guidance of Keith Johnstone (author of 'Impro'). It had a sell out run at the Edinburgh Festival, receiving 5 star reviews in the process and a standing ovation on the last night.

Warner Bros then filmed and bought the internet rights to 'Seven Ages' for 12 months; showing clips of the show on their comedy website.

The show has toured to various countries abroad including: New Zealand, Canada, Holland and Hawaii.

The New Zealand Times said of it: "Tomlinson is excellent. This is a must see show!".

The show is about the seven stages of life that Shakespeare says we go through, in 'As You Like It'. True stories are taken from Kevin's - and the audience's - life and then weaved into scenes of comic or dramatic nature, for the entertainment of the audience. Masks, storytelling, improvisation - and sometimes puppetry - are all used in the process.



ON ITS CURRENT UK TOUR IT HAS BEEN SEEN BY:

500 people at the Jersey and Guernsey Art Centres

350 people at York Theatre Royal

over 800 people at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre (April 24th)
(on the Under-Globe Stage, as part of the 'Shakespeare's Birthday' celebrations)
over 2,500 people at 25 venues in Cornwall (rural tour)

250 people at the Old Laundry Theatre, Windermere

400 people at the New Theatre in Radley, Oxfordshire

a sell out at the The Castle Arts Centre, Wellingborough

Soon to be seen at the Exeter Northcott Theatre, Epsom Playhouse, the Drill Hall in Lincoln and numerous other top venues around the UK.