Blue Sky now has a website, please bear with us while we move in.
If you'd like to get in contact, e-mail us at blueskytheatrearts@gmail.com.
If you'd like to get in contact, e-mail us at blueskytheatrearts@gmail.com.
Waiting for Godot
Performance hailed as a big success
Looking In
Blue Sky's book of poetry and writing by people in recovery
Talent Show 2016
We raised almost £400 for Somewhere House Somerset
Poetry Evening
Poetry at the Princess
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Tickets are now on sale for Waiting for Godot, available online from the Princess. Rehearsals are going well and we'll be starting work ... -
This week we held the first read-through for The Meeting, in Weston-super-Mare. We first performed the play two years ago in Burnham-on-Sea,... -
We're very fortunate to be presenting a second performance of We Do Recover. On 19th September we will be performing at the Blakehay The...
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Thanks to all of you who joined us on Saturday for Waiting for Godot! After a lot of hard work (and endless line-running) the cast put ... -
Founder of Blue Sky, Lewis Coleman, has published his first novel! It follows Tom, an alcoholic, as he enters a psychiatric ward for a det... -
Blue Sky is proud to announce that we've secured the rights to perform Waiting for Godot on 20th February 2016 at The Princess! More d...
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Our photography exhibition opens today! Opening the Doors on Anonymity features photos taken during the rehearsals for We Do Recover. Ma... -
Last night we performed We Do Recover to a full house at The Blakehay in Weston-super-Mare. Our cast and crew put in some wonderful and mov... -
Tickets are now on sale for We Do Recover! Buy yours now from www.ticketsource.co.uk/blueskytheatrearts The performance is 6pm at the Wi... -
Saturday night at the Princess, seven talented acts played and sung their best in the hopes of winning a slot at Sat in a Field . The lucky ...