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American Drama Group Europe

TNT Theatre Britain

Americn Drama Group Europe

The American Drama Group Europe was formed by Ohio native Grantly Marshall in 1978 in the city of Munich. it was linked in the beginning to the University of Munich where the first performances were held. It expanded quickly to other theatres in Munich and also began to give guest performances in other German cities. The expansion was continued to include many countries in Europe and Asia. The goal of the American Drama Group Europe is to perform high quality theatre in as many countries in the world as possible.

TNT Theatre Britain

From its beginning in 1980 in small scale touring theatre in the UK to its present day touring globally to theatres great and small, TNT has been committed to combining the popular with the experimental. We continue to apply the principles learned from our key inspiration, first and foremost the combining of extreme comedy with the depths of seriousness: “tragedy with a smile on its lips” (Mayerholder). TNT continues to value the live encounter with audiences and performers in a temporary and intense community made in a couple of hours.

productions

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Belgium
Bulgaria
Croatia
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
Italia
Norway
Latvia
Portugal
Lietuva
Romania
Netherlands
Spain
Switzerland
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TNT's productions are produced in Europe, Asia and South America, in collaboration with ADG-Europe and with various partners worldwide.

 

We promote the productions in theatre venues, universities and schools. Here is the list of countries where we currently organise performances:

 

Austria, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Finland, Sweden, Norway,  Netherlands, Malta, Denmark, Bulgaria, Romania, Croatia, China, France...

 

All these performances are produced by ADG-Europe. Click on each flag to discover the webpage of each country and book your tickets!

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