From Dorset’s Dome to the London Stage:
The Story of Alien, the Bus Driver Edition
This Christmas, audiences will be gripped by a truly unique cinematic experience – a slightly wonky, endearingly amateur staging of Ridley Scott’s sci-fi classic, Alien.
For those craving an alternative to traditional festive fare, Alien on Stage promises an entertainingly off-kilter viewing experience. What began as a modest community theatre production in rural Dorset, featuring bus drivers, friends, and family, blossomed into a critically acclaimed documentary.
The story began with Paranoid Dramatics, a theatrical troupe with more heart than polish. Director Dave, currently in absentia, tweeted for a ship-to-shore, “ERASE and
The vanguard of this unusual project, “Alien On Stage
<figure id="193251d7-8bbc-4d98-8191-85f9824bc6d7" data-spacefinder-role="richLink" data-spacefinder-type="model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.RichLinkBlockElement" class=" dcr-1your1i">
</figure>
and
Kummer and Harvey, embarked on this documentary journey after stumbling upon
geweest., “We were so convinced by what we saw,” they shared.
The Wild Ride of
k you, making the
It’s not only
“`
And what a story it is
care
The result? A
g
the local community centre with a 430-seat theater in London.
Their production company, “How to be
they said.
Daniel
“
