Tuppence Entertainment

Proud of our new city of Leeds for showing up today for the Black Lives Matter protest in the park!

We are still on a high from “The Men’s Project” performances! We were really excited to return to our alma mater and address the male college culture and the fact that over 100 people came out through the course of the 2 performances made it all worth it. Thank you to for collaborating and for everyone who made it out! The male college culture is an important topic to address and we hope to continue the conversation!

We had a great crowd for both performances of The Men’s Project. We are proud to be apart of this and thankful to our alma mater for giving us this opportunity. We hope that this is just the start of the conversation about the male college culture. Let’s see what we can do next!

Our final performance is this afternoon at 5 PM. This has been a great experience for us and we are excited to continue the conversation of the male college culture. Home to see everyone there!

Our last two rehearsals are tonight at 7PM and Friday at 6:30PM. Come to the Cafe Theatre for a few minutes to get a preview of this weekend’s shows!

Thank you Trinity for posting about our upcoming performances!

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"The Men’s Project," a Forum Theatre performance, tackles the pressures that masculinity standards have on young men as they enter the formative college years. Jake Pursell '17, his theatre company Tuppence Entertainment, and current Trinity students will perform on Saturday, April 6 at 3 pm and Sunday, April 7 at 5 pm. The show includes a play to watch, opportunities to participate, intervention practice, and ultimately a conversation that everyone needs to have. Performances are free and held in the Cafe Theatre in the basement of the Ruth Taylor Theatre Building.