Merge pull request #1804 from newtheatre/22-23Season

22 23 season - WOOHOO

_shows/08_09/crossing_the_rubicon.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ period: Spring
 venue: New Theatre
 date_start:
 date_end:
-cast:
+cast_incomplete: true 
 crew:
   - role: Director
     name: Cal Lewis

_shows/17_18/the_devil_you_know_ed.md

@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ links:
   snapshot: voybI
   publisher: Daily Business Magazine
   author: Heyley Murden
-  date: 2018-8-05
+  date: 2018-08-05
   rating: 3/5
   quote: "The Devil You Know is an admirable effort and worth seeing if you are looking for something spooky."
 - type: Review

_shows/17_18/the_effect.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ playwright: Lucy Prebble
 period: Autumn
 season: In House
 season_sort: 50
-date_start: 2017-11-8
+date_start: 2017-11-08
 date_end: 2017-11-11
 venue: New Theatre
 

_shows/17_18/timon_titus.md

@@ -6,8 +6,8 @@ student_written: true
 period: Autumn
 season: In House
 season_sort: 130
-date_start: 2017-12-6
-date_end: 2017-12-9
+date_start: 2017-12-06
+date_end: 2017-12-09
 venue: New Theatre
 
 cast:
@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ links:
     publisher: Impact Nottingham
     author: Sam Young
     title: "Timon/Titus @ NNT"
-    date: 2017-12-7
+    date: 2017-12-07
     rating: 9/10
     quote: "Sharp, grisly and just a little bit unhinged, the study of debt has never been so much fun."
   - type: Review

_shows/19_20/all_my_sons.md

@@ -82,9 +82,6 @@ crew:
 assets:
   - type: poster
     image: dfjPvn2
-  - type:
-    video:
-    title:
   - type: programme
     title: All My Sons Programme
     filename: ams-programme.pdf

_shows/22_23/a_dolls_house.md

@@ -0,0 +1,67 @@
+---
+title: A Doll's House
+playwright: Henrik Ibsen
+student_written: false
+period: Autumn
+season: In House
+season_sort: 50
+date_start: 2022-11-30
+date_end: 2022-12-03
+venue: New Theatre
+
+cast:
+- role: Torvald
+  name: James Fellas-Laurie
+- role: Krogstad
+  name: Alexander Piechowski
+- role: Kristine
+  name: Molly Allen
+- role: Nora
+  name: Lily Bailes
+- role: Dr Rank
+  name: Jack Durden
+- role: Anne-Marie
+  name: Jessica Staplehurst
+
+crew:
+- role: Director
+  name: Emily Stribbling
+- role: Assistant Director
+  name: Rachel Hoddes
+- role: Shadow Director 
+  name: Ilya Popov
+- role: Producer
+  name: Rosie Loader
+- role: Shadow Producer
+  name: Talisha Ambersley
+- role: Deputy Stage Manager 
+  name: Jack Nicholls
+- role: Assistant Stage Manager
+  name: Agnes Tate
+- role: Lighting Designer 
+  name: Madeline Street
+- role: Lighting Assistant
+  name: Luc Tucker
+- role: Lighting Assistant
+  name: Sarina Rivlin-Sanders
+- role: Sound Designer 
+  name: Jess Thomas
+- role: Set Designer 
+  name: Charlotte Kemp
+- role: Costume Designer 
+  name: Natacha Schmitt
+- role: Publicity Manager
+  name: Jenny Tucker
+- role: Stage Manager 
+  name: Abigail Kitwood
+
+assets:
+  - type: poster
+    image: pJ5vjMt
+
+prod_shots: NG34q9
+
+
+---
+
+A modern adaptation of a timeless classic. A Doll’s house explores one woman’s escape from patriarchal oppression. When Nora’s life as she knows it is brought into question on Christmas Day, Nora is forced to make a choice that will affect her life as she knows it. Torvald and Nora Helmer, who’ve had some financial struggles, are delighted because Torvald has received a major promotion at work. But Nora, behind her lightheartedness and occasionally juvenile behaviour- encouraged, always, by her husband who calls her diminutive, vaguely insulting names- is hiding a major secret. She borrowed a substantial sum of money a few years ago to finance a trip to Italy to help Torvald recover from a major illness. But now she is threatened to reveal the truth, and this becomes increasingly problematic especially when it is discovered that an illegal forgery is involved...

_shows/22_23/an_english_toska.md

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+---
+
+title: An English Toska
+playwright: Hettie Rockell
+student_written: true
+period: Autumn
+season: Studio
+season_sort: 80
+date_start: 2022-12-11
+date_end: 2022-12-13
+venue: New Theatre Studio A
+
+cast:
+- role: Robert
+  name: William Morgan
+- role: Arthur
+  name: Max Isherwood
+- role: Edward
+  name: Kieran Hatchett
+- role: Nora
+  name: Molly Squires
+- role: William
+  name: Jack Nicholls
+- role: Charlotte
+  name: Lucy Ferguson
+- role: Thomas
+  name: Michael Mclean
+
+
+crew: 
+- role: Director
+  name: Hettie Rockell
+- role: Assistant Director 
+  name: Demi Idowu
+- role: Shadow Director
+  name: Alessia Lowcock
+- role: Producer
+  name: Lauren Birks
+- role: Assistant Producer
+  name: Jess Beadle-Platt
+- role: Shadow Producer
+  name: Ernestine Ofori-Addo
+- role: Lighting Designer 
+  name: James Fellas-Laurie
+- role: Sound Designer 
+  name: Sarina Rivlin-Sanders
+- role: Video Designer 
+  name: Shekinah-Glory Alabi
+- role: Set Designer 
+  name: Harry Berry
+- role: Set Assistant
+  name: Verity Sims
+- role: Set Consultant
+  name: Toby Russell
+- role: Poster Designer 
+  name: Jasmine Rajan
+- role: Costume Assistant 
+  name: Rachel Hoddes
+- role: Publicity Manager
+  name: Katie Booth
+- role: Publicity Manager
+  name: Rachel Hoddes
+- role: Stage Manager 
+  name: Sunenna Kaur
+- role: Assistant Stage Manager
+  name: Ana Balanici
+
+assets:
+  - type: poster
+    image: TD9GCFF
+
+prod_shots: jLBZR4
+
+links:
+  - type: Review
+    href: https://impactnottingham.com/2022/12/this-performance-had-me-spellbound-from-start-o-finish-theatre-review-an-english-toska-nottingham-new-theatre/
+    snapshot: f3OR7
+    publisher: Impact Nottingham
+    author: Natalie Howarth
+    title: "“THIS PERFORMANCE HAD ME SPELLBOUND FROM START TO FINISH!” – THEATRE REVIEW: “AN ENGLISH TOSKA” @ NOTTINGHAM NEW THEATRE"
+    date: 2022-12-19
+    rating: 4.5/5
+    quote: "An interesting feature I was fond of was how the radio essentially had its own role to play. The radio is always playing, predominantly joyful carols that dichotomised Charlotte’s consistent despair, rendering her almost alien to the passing of time and outside world as she is unable to find happiness in ‘the most wonderful time of the year’."
+
+---
+
+Charlotte and Thomas are celebrating their first Christmas without their son, Alfred. The couple are struggling to cope with the loss of their child especially during this festive season. The play takes place in 1950s England, a time where communication and expressing emotions was not a cultural priority. The standards of Mid-Century, post-war England furthers the couple’s problems because they are not talking about their differing mourning processes or dealing with their grief together. The play is set over the course of a day from the morning of the 24th of December to midnight, when it officially becomes Christmas. Charlotte and Thomas are hosting a Christmas Eve meal for their friends: Nora and William. This joyous meal turns sour as the couple’s underlying tension is finally brought to the surface.

_shows/22_23/arsitotle_socrates.md

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+---
+title: Aristotle and Socrates Odyssey
+devised: true
+student_written: true
+period: Spring
+season: External
+season_sort: 120
+date_start: 2023-02-14
+date_end: 2023-02-15
+venue: New Theatre
+
+cast:
+- role: Aristotle
+  name: Alessia Lowcock
+- role: Socrates
+  name: Tommy Allwright
+- role: Chorus
+  name: Emma Seligman
+- role: Chorus
+  name: Hettie Rockell
+- role: Chorus
+  name: Sophia Vivian
+
+crew: 
+- role: Director
+  name: Caetano Capurro
+- role: Director
+  name: Laura Dennison
+- role: Producer
+  name: Laura Dennison
+- role: Assistant Producer
+  name: Freya Davis
+- role: Playwright
+  name: Caetano Capurro
+- role: Playwright
+  name: Laura Dennison
+- role: Playwright
+  name: Daisy Norton    
+- role: Lighting Designer 
+  name: James Fellas-Laurie
+- role: Sound Designer 
+  name: William Morgan
+- role: Poster Designer 
+  name: Maria Stavrakaki
+- role: Publicity Manager
+  name: Katie Booth
+- role: Creative Assistant
+  name: Molly Squires
+- role: Stage Manager 
+  name: Molly Squires
+
+assets:
+  - type: poster
+    image: cwwZ7LV
+
+
+links:
+  - type: Review
+    href: https://impactnottingham.com/2023/02/effortlessly-funny-theatre-review-aristotle-and-socrates-odyssey-nottingham-new-theatre/
+    snapshot: ULUOT
+    publisher: Impact Nottingham
+    author: Amy Child & Ana Balanici
+    title: "“EFFORTLESSLY FUNNY”- THEATRE REVIEW: ARISTOTLE AND SOCRATES ODYSSEY @ NOTTINGHAM NEW THEATRE"
+    date: 2023-02-17
+    rating: 4.5/5
+    quote: "Aristotle (Alessia Lowcock) and Socrates (Tommy Allwright) had brilliant onstage chemistry, and complemented each other amazingly."
+
+---
+
+Two of the most influential thinkers in the history of philosophy and science like you’ve never heard of them before…completely and utterly devoid of ideas. Aristotle and Socrates find themselves in a rut. History would suggest that they had plenty to think about. Not today. Not according to this play. In their desperation to come up with any new ideas, the pair enlist the help of Ancient Greek heavyweights who, as it turns out, may just derail them further. Join the pair in their rut and discover if they will ever live up to their legacy of thinking lots and lots about lots of things and making other people think lots about lots, lots.
+
+This was an NNT showing of a show taken to Bedlam Theatre in Edinburgh as part of the Inter University Drama Festival

_shows/22_23/arsitotle_socrates_bedlam.md

@@ -0,0 +1,60 @@
+---
+title: Aristotle and Socrates Odyssey
+devised: true
+student_written: true
+period: Spring
+season: IUDF
+season_sort: 130
+date_start: 2023-02-18
+date_end: 2023-02-18
+venue: Bedlam Theatre
+
+cast:
+- role: Aristotle
+  name: Alessia Lowcock
+- role: Socrates
+  name: Tommy Allwright
+- role: Chorus
+  name: Emma Seligman
+- role: Chorus
+  name: Hettie Rockell
+- role: Chorus
+  name: Sophia Vivian
+
+crew: # Omit certain roles as required
+- role: Director
+  name: Caetano Capurro
+- role: Director
+  name: Laura Dennison
+- role: Producer
+  name: Laura Dennison
+- role: Assistant Producer
+  name: Freya Davis
+- role: Playwright
+  name: Caetano Capurro
+- role: Playwright
+  name: Laura Dennison
+- role: Playwright
+  name: Daisy Norton    
+- role: Lighting Designer 
+  name: James Fellas-Laurie
+- role: Sound Designer 
+  name: William Morgan
+- role: Poster Designer 
+  name: Maria Stavrakaki
+- role: Publicity Manager
+  name: Katie Booth
+- role: Creative Assistant
+  name: Molly Squires
+- role: Stage Manager 
+  name: Molly Squires
+
+assets:
+  - type: poster
+    image: cwwZ7LV
+
+---
+
+Two of the most influential thinkers in the history of philosophy and science like you’ve never heard of them before…completely and utterly devoid of ideas. Aristotle and Socrates find themselves in a rut. History would suggest that they had plenty to think about. Not today. Not according to this play. In their desperation to come up with any new ideas, the pair enlist the help of Ancient Greek heavyweights who, as it turns out, may just derail them further. Join the pair in their rut and discover if they will ever live up to their legacy of thinking lots and lots about lots of things and making other people think lots about lots, lots.
+
+This show was taken to Bedlam Theatre in Edinburgh as part of the Inter University Drama Festival