Watermill to stage Morris’ new musical
Playwright Ade Morris’ new musical Bubbles will premiere at the Watermill from May 12 to May 16 before travelling to 34 UK venues as part of a nationwide tour.
The Watermill Theatre
The musical comedy, which deals with bereavement and family values, features an original score by 21-year-old Carl Calow, a student at Goldsmith’s College and a member of the Watermill Young Company.
Other highlights of the Watermill’s spring/summer season include Life X 3 by Yasmina Reza and the return of Edward Hall’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream alongside his new production of The Merchant of Venice.
The season follows the recent announcement that the Watermill has reached its fundraising target of £3 million to safeguard the future of the West Berkshire venue.
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