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SOUTH ENGLAND - FORTHCOMING PRODUCTIONS
Theatres featured on this page:-
(to find a specific production or Theatre, use the "find/search" facility on your Internet server, and enter the title)
OXFORD THEATRES: The Playhouse, The Apollo/New Theatre, The Old Fire Station Theatre
Chichester Festival Theatre
The Watermill Theatre, Bagnor (Near Newbury)
The Theatre Royal, Brighton
New Victoria Theatre, Woking
Salisbury Playhouse [occasional news]
Southampton - Mayflower
The Nuffield, Southampton
Mountbatten Centre, Portsmouth
Mercury Theatre, Colchester
BRISTOL THEATRES: Old Vic; Hippodrome; Tobacco Factory
Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham
Norwich Theatre Royal
Maddermarket Theatre, Norwich
Bury St. Edmunds, Theatre Royal
Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford
Theatre Royal, Windsor
Plymouth - Theatre Royal and The Drum (Studio Theatre) [reviewer wanted to cover Plymouth on a regular basis]
The Hawth - Crawley, Surrey
Eastbourne - Devonshire Park Theatre, Congress Theatre and Winter Garden
Connaught Theatre, Worthing
The Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury
The Mill at Sonning Theatre
REVIEWERS NEEDED FOR MAJOR VENUES IN THIS REGION
SEE ABOVE & "MAIN MENU" PAGE FOR DETAILS
THE PLAYHOUSE THEATRE
Beaumont Street,
Oxford,
OX1 2LW
BOX OFFICE: 01865 305305
website: www.oxfordplayhouse.com
THE NEW THEATRE
George Street
Oxford,
OX1 2AG
Ticketmaster: 0870 606 3500
Groups Hotline: 01865 723834
watch this space!
OLD FIRE STATION STUDIO THEATRE
40 George Street,
Oxford, OX1 2AQ
BOX OFFICE: 01865 297170
FREE MAILING LIST - For details of productions at the OFS please send you name and address to
OFS Theatre 40 George Street, Oxford OX1 2AQ
OLD FIRE STATION THEATRE BOX OFFICE: 01865 794490.
CHICHESTER festival THEATRE
BOX OFFICE: 01243 781312
for Chichester festival Theatre's own web-site:
www.cft.org.uk
Information direct from the theatre!
BOX OFFICE: 01243 781312
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CHICHESTER FESTIVAL THEATRE ANNOUNCES AUTUMN SEASON
Chichester Festival Theatre announces its autumn programme this week. Following Festival 07, the line-up includes week-long touring drama, classical ballet from Kiev, an eclectic world music week and a family Christmas show for all the family.
Opening the autumn season is Brenda Blethyn in the critically acclaimed production of THE GLASS MENAGERIE by Tennessee Williams from 6 October. The drama continues with Agatha Christie’s hit play AND THEN THERE WERE NONE from 21 October, Alan Bennett’s ENJOY from 27 October starring Alison Steadman and a new adaptation of WUTHERING HEIGHTS from 12 November.
Innovative theatre company SHARED EXPERIENCE present MINE from 4 October in the Minerva Theatre about a wealthy couple who adopt a new-born baby. LIBERTY follows in the Minerva from 11 November. A co-production between Lifeblood Theatre Company and Shakespeare’s Globe, the plays takes audiences deep into the heart of the French Revolution.
Opera lovers will have the chance to experience two very different presentations of classic operas. Mozart’s THE MAGIC FLUTE - IMPEMPE YOMLINGO is re-imagined the South African way from 13 October with 33 singers, marimbas, drums and township percussion. Traditional opera company CARL ROSA will perform THE MIKADO starring NICHOLA MCAULIFFE from 18 November.
Charles Dickens’ classic Christmas tale, A CHRISTMAS CAROL will be the festive season’s family show, presented once again by Chichester Festival Youth Theatre in an adaptation by Bryony Lavery. THE KIEV CLASSICAL BALLET will perform at Chichester for the first time from 6 January, performing SWAN LAKE and THE NUTCRACKER.
ROOTS AROUND THE WORLD will take up their autumn residency with music from folk singer RALPH MCTELL, THE IAN MCMILLAN ORCHESTRA and a return from the UKULELE ORCHESTRA OF GREAT BRITAIN.
The varied programme also includes one night events, including stand-up comedy from Jimmy Carr and Dara Ó Briain, appearances by Sandi Toksvig and the ever-popular Pam Ayres and a return of children’s theatre in the Minerva Theatre.
Priority Booking for Friends of the Theatre opens on Thursday 7 August. To become a Friend of the Theatre and benefit from priority booking and discounted tickets, call 01243 781312 or join online at www.cft.org.uk/friends
General booking opens online only on Thursday 14 August with in person and phone bookings from Tuesday 19 August. Tickets available from the Box Office on 01243 781312 or online at www.cft.org.uk
And Then There Were None
Tuesday 21 October 7.30pm
Enjoy
Monday 27 October 7.30pm
Mine (Minerva Theatre)
Tuesday 4 November 7.45pm
Liberty (Minerva Theatre)
Tuesday 11 November 7.45pm
Wuthering Heights
Wednesday 12 November 7.30pm
The Mikado
Tuesday 18 November 7.30pm
A Christmas Carol
Wednesday 17 December 7.30pm
Kiev Classical Ballet
Tuesday 6 January 7.30pm
WATERMILL THEATRE
BAGNOR,
Nr. NEWBURY,
BERKSHIRE, RG20 8AE
BOX OFFICE - 01635 46044
http://www.newburynews.co.uk./watermill
DIRECTIONS TO THE WATERMILL FROM THE M4
Leave Motorway at Junction 13 and head south on the A34 towards Newbury. Take first exit off A34, signposted to Donnington, then turn right to cross over the dual carriageway. Turn left following signs to Donnington, straight over first mini roundabout. Turn right at second mini roundabout into Grove Road. Follow Grove Road for approximately ½ a mile and then turn right following signs to the Watermill Theatre and Bagnor. Pass through the village of Bagnor and fork left down small drive leading to Theatre car park.
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This Theatre is probably the most unusually beautifully situated theatre in the country. Winter, Spring, Summer or Autumn - the setting is delightful. The Watermill has full facilities for car parking, a first-class restaurant and bar and the most delightful little Theatre producing excellent shows. I can heartily recommend a visit to the WATERMILL !!!! (Editor).
The Watermill announces its final shows for 2008 in a mix of programming that will stimulate, entertain and get the cultural juices flowing.
Tuesday 4 – Saturday 15th November
SEASONAL SAUCE
Devised, directed and starring Miss Helen Watson
She’s back with another SEASONAL SAUCE, the show that tickles the tonsils, exercises the laughter muscles and titillates the brain. There is always a warm welcome from the Queen of Variety for all the audience, regardless of age. Sketches, songs, skits and smiles - what would November be without the delights of Miss Helen Watson’s company?
Wednesday 19 – Saturday 22 November
The Watermill Young Company
THE SIRENS’ CALL
Written and directed by Ade Morris
Celebrating 10 years of quality productions and inspired ensemble work, The Watermill Young Company sets its sights on an updating of Ade Morris’ play FLYING. THE SIRENS’ CALL tells of a young woman’s adventure after being locked in a museum vault with her ancestor’s diary.
PRESS PERFORMANCE THURSDAY 20 NOVEMBER AT 7.30PM
Friday 26 November – Saturday 3 January
MATILDA AND DUFFY’S STUPENDOUS SPACE ADVENTURE
By Steve Attridge
Music by Sarah Travis
A magical adventure story for children, MATILDA AND DUFFY’S STUPENDOUS SPACE ADVENTURE, has all the best elements of the traditional Watermill Christmas show. Marking his Watermill debut with this new commission is Steve Attridge, well known for THE QUEEN’S NOSE, his award-winning television show for children. With music by Sarah Travis this show is destined to become a hit with The Watermill’s Christmas audience.
The unthinkable has happened. Christmas is coming and every note of music on earth has been silenced. The young Matilda and the hapless Magician Duffy venture forth to restore the notes facing many dangers as their quest takes them through scores of musical trials and tribulations on the planet of Major-Minor - meeting the dreaded Rock Lizard, discovering the sensational Pop Plant and finally the scary Space Punk.
Sponsored by Horsey Lightly Solicitors
BRIGHTON
THEATRE ROYAL
New Road, Brighton, Sussex
BOX OFFICE NUMBER 08700 606 650
Call the Box Office for performance times / ticket prices and availability
The Theatre Royal, Brighton is one of the most elegant of playhouses. Whilst so many of our old theatre have ripped out wooden panels in favour of Formica and replaced chandeliers with florescent lighting, the Theatre Royal skillfully manages to retain its charm and character whilst presenting an eclectic programme of drama, dance, musicals and comedy. Perfectly situated in the heart of Brighton, opposite the Prince Regent's Royal Pavilion, it is also wonderfully convenient for late night trains (thus easily accessible from London), an array of good restaurants and, if you desire, a thoughtful late night stroll along the beach to savour the evening's theatre fare.
Box Office 08700 606 650 (bkg fee)
Groups Hotline 08700 606 617 www.theambassadors.com/theatreroyal
Brighton Theatre Royal has many concessions, family tickets and special offers - why not join their mailing list and reap those rewards - contact the Box Office 08700 606 650 for full details.
NEW VICTORIA THEATRE, WOKING
The Ambassadors, Peacocks Centre,
Woking, Surrey, GU21 1GQ
BOX OFFICE 01483 761144
why not visit The New Victoria Theatre's own Website: www.theambassadors.com/woking
The New Victoria Theatre is within easy reach of most of Surrey and Exit 11 of the M25. The main line railway connection with Waterloo takes less than half an hour.
BOX OFFICE: 0870 060 6645 (bkg fee)
ON-LINE BOOKING: www.theambassadors.com/woking
SALISBURY PLAYHOUSE
Malthouse Lane
Salisbury, Wiltshire
SP2 7RA
BOX OFFICE: 01722 320333
FOR FULL DETAILS and THE FULL SEASON'S BROCHURE CONTACT THE BOX OFFICE
BOX OFFICE: 01722 320333
THE MAYFLOWER, SOUTHAMPTON
For tickets phone (023) 8071 1811
Groups (023) 80711812
For up-to-date show information and other enquiries phone (023) 8071 1815
why not visit the Mayflower's own Website: www.the-mayflower.com
NUFFIELD THEATRE
University Road
Southampton
Hampshire
SO17 1TR
Box Office - 023 8067 1771
website - www.nuffieldtheatre.co.uk
Email - info@nuffieldtheatre.co.uk
MOUNTBATTEN CENTRE
Portsmouth
Box Office (023) 9266 5122
THE ANVIL Basingtoke
BOX OFFICE: 01256 844244
MERCURY THEATRE, COLCHESTER
BOX OFFICE: 01206 573948
Mercury Theatre Company Announces Autumn Season
The Mercury Theatre Company has unveiled details of its highly anticipated Autumn 2008 season. From a wicked, political comedy, an admired Dickens classic through to the ever popular Mercury Theatre Company pantomime, Autumn 2008 promises to be one of The Company’s most popular seasons to date.
The season gets under way from Thursday 18 September to Saturday 4 October with an exciting adaptation of the hilarious Accidental Death of an Anarchist by Nobel Prize winner Dario Fo. Packed with razor sharp quips, this satirical farce cuts to the heart of political corruption and exposes the manipulation of information by the media to tell the story of an Italian anarchist who mysteriously fell to his death from the window of a police station. From the writer behind Men Behaving Badly, Simon Nye’s version of Fo’s great play about police brutality and underground activism in 1970s Italy has been updated and relocated to contemporary Britain. Accidental Death of An Anarchist welcomes back designer Sara Perks (Death of a Salesman, Coriolanus/Julius Caesar, Journey’s End) and introduces Gari Jones (directed at the Royal National Theatre, The Almeida, The Young Vic, Old Vic and in New York and Los Angeles) as a new director to The Company.
Award-winning International Theatre and Opera director Giles Havergal, who spent 33 years as director of the Citizen’s Theatre Glasgow, will direct the Mercury Theatre Company in his own, new adaptation of Charles Dickens’ David Copperfield from Thursday 30 October to Saturday 15 November. Mercury Company favourites Christine Absalom, Miranda Bell, Tony Casement, Roger Delves-Broughton, Gina Isaac, David Tarkenter and Tim Treslove bring to life many of Dickens famous characters including the impecunious Mr Micawber, the good-hearted Peggotty, the ever-so ’umble Uriah Heep to the egotistic and charming Steerforth. Follow young David’s adventures as he grows up and journeys from seaside Yarmouth to London and beyond.
Back for the 10th astounding year and completing the Company season will be the Mercury family panto extravaganza. This year, writer Janice Dunn and designer Sally Howard add a touch of spice to create Dick Whittington (& the pi-Rats of the Caribbean) from Friday 5 December to Saturday 10 January. Follow the adventures of Dick and his cool Jamaican cat as they seek their fortune in London Town, battle the evil pi-Rats on the high seas and win the heart of star-struck Alice! Packed full with all the elements of the traditional Dick Whittington story, the pantomime promises to be the most fantastical version of the popular story ever! Featuring many regular Mercury favourites including Christine Absalom, Tim Treslove and Roger Delves-Broughton.
Tickets for Accidental Death of an Anarchist, David Copperfield and Dick Whittington (& the pi-Rats of the Caribbean) are on sale from Thursday 30 June.
Call the Box Office on 01206 573948 or book on line at www.mercurytheatre.co.uk Why not save money and buy a Company Season Ticket? Book for both Accidental Death of an Anarchist and David Copperfield and save 20% or up to £9.50.
The Mercury Theatre Company prides itself on being accessible to everyone: each of the Mercury Theatre Company productions have a Sign Language Interpreted Performance and an Audio Described Performance. For Accidental Death of an Anarchist and David Copperfield there will also be a Pay What You Can performance, where tickets are available from a suggested minimum of just £4. For full details please visit www.mercurytheatre.co.uk
Mercury Theatre Company Listings
Thu 18 Sep – Sat 4 Oct
A Mercury Theatre Company Production
ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF AN ANARCHIST by Dario Fo translated by Simon Nye
Packed with razor sharp quips, this hilarious farce cuts to the heart of political corruption and exposes the manipulation of information by the media to tell the true story of an Italian anarchist who mysteriously fell to his death from the window of a police station.
Evenings 7.30pm
Matinees Thu 25 Sep 2.00pm, Sat 27 Sep 2.30pm & Sat 4 Oct 2.30pm
Tickets £8.50 - £19.00
Box Office 01206 573948 www.mercurytheatre.co.uk
Pay What You Can Night Mon 22 Sep 7.30pm
Talk Back Wed 24 Sep 7.30pm
Sign Language Interpreted Performance Thu 25 Sep 7.30pm
Audio Described Performance Sat 4 Oct 2.30pm
Press Night Mon 22 Sep 7.30pm
Thu 30 Oct – Sat 15 Nov
A Mercury Theatre Company Production
DAVID COPPERFIELD by Charles Dickens adapted by Giles Havergal
Featuring many of Dickens famous characters from the impecunious Mr Micawber, the good hearted Peggotty, the ever-so ’umble Uriah Heep to the egotistic and charming Steerforth, David Copperfield captures the brightness, magic and terror of the world as seen through the eyes of a child. Full of vigour and animation, from seaside Yarmouth to London and beyond, we follow the rise and fall of young David’s adventures as he grows up through childish innocence, delight and despair surviving whatever life throws at him.
Evenings 7.30pm
Matinees Sat 1 Nov 2.30pm, Tue 4, Thu 6 & Thu 13 Nov 2.00pm
Tickets £8.50 - £19.00
Box Office 01206 573948 www.mercurytheatre.co.uk
Pay What You Can Night Mon 3 Nov 7.30pm
Talk Back Wed 12 Nov 7.30pm
Sign Language Interpreted Performance Thu 6 Nov 7.30pm
Audio Described Performance Wed 12 Nov 7.30pm
Press Night Mon 3 Nov 7.30pm
Fri 5 Dec – Sat 10 Jan
A Mercury Theatre Company Extravaganza
DICK WHITTINGTON & THE pi-RATS OF THE CARIBBEAN by Janice Dunn
Follow the adventures of Dick and his cool Jamaican cat as they seek their fortune in London Town, battle the evil pi-Rats on the high seas and win the heart of star-struck Alice! Packed full with all the elements of the traditional Dick Whittington story and spiced up with a Caribbean twist!
Tickets – A performances £9.75 - £17.00
B performances £10.00 - £19.00
Box Office 01206 573948 www.mercurytheatre.co.uk
Sign Language Interpreted Performance Tue 6 Jan 8.00pm
Audio Described Performance Sat 10 Jan 2.30pm
Press Performances Sat 6 Dec 2.30pm & 7.30pm
December
Fri 5 2.00pm Dick Whittington A
Sat 6 2.30pm Dick Whittington B
7.30pm Dick Whittington A
Sun 7
Mon 8 2.00pm Dick Whittington A
Tue 9 10.15am Dick Whittington A
2.00pm Dick Whittington A
Wed 10 10.15am Dick Whittington A
2.00pm Dick Whittington A
Thu 11 10.15am Dick Whittington A
2.00pm Dick Whittington A
Fri 12 2.00pm Dick Whittington A
7.00pm Dick Whittington A
Sat 13 2.30pm Dick Whittington B
7.00pm Dick Whittington B
Sun 14 2.30pm Dick Whittington B
Mon 15
Tue 16 2.00pm Dick Whittington A
7.00pm Dick Whittington A
Wed 17 2.00pm Dick Whittington A
7.00pm Dick Whittington A
Thu 18 2.00pm Dick Whittington A
7.00pm Dick Whittington A
Fri 19 2.00pm Dick Whittington A
7.00pm Dick Whittington B
Sat 20 2.30pm Dick Whittington B
7.00pm Dick Whittington B
Sun 21
Mon 22 2.30pm Dick Whittington B
7.00pm Dick Whittington B
Tue 23 2.30pm Dick Whittington B
7.00pm Dick Whittington B
Wed 24 11.00am Dick Whittington B
3.00pm Dick Whittington B
Thu 25 Merry Christmas!
Fri 26 2.30pm Dick Whittington B
7.00pm Dick Whittington B
Sat 27 2.30pm Dick Whittington B
7.00pm Dick Whittington B
Sun 28
Mon 29 2.30pm Dick Whittington B
7.00pm Dick Whittington B
Tue 30 2.30pm Dick Whittington B
7.00pm Dick Whittington B
Wed 31 11.00am Dick Whittington B
3.00pm Dick Whittington B
January
Thu 1 2.30pm Dick Whittington B
Fri 2 2.30pm Dick Whittington B
7.00pm Dick Whittington B
Sat 3 2.30pm Dick Whittington B
7.00pm Dick Whittington B
Sun 4 2.30pm Dick Whittington B
Mon 5
Tue 6 4.45pm Dick Whittington A
8.00pm Dick Whittington A
Wed 7 2.00pm Dick Whittington A
7.00pm Dick Whittington A
Thu 8 4.45pm Dick Whittington A
8.00pm Dick Whittington A
Fri 9 4.45pm Dick Whittington A
8.00pm Dick Whittington B
Sat 10 2.30pm Dick Whittington B
7.00pm Dick Whittington B
BRISTOL - OLD VIC
www.bristol-old-vic.co.uk
BOX OFFICE 0117 987 7877
Theatre Royal, Bristol
Open from this Christmas
Bristol Old Vic has announced that, having spent the last six months planning both an operational model and developing a capital maintenance and redevelopment plan, the theatre is now in a position to re-activate the Bristol Old Vic Theatre Company with the intention of becoming a major creative and collaborative force on the local and national arts scene.
Dick Penny, Executive Chair of the Company, also announced that the search was now on for an Artistic Director to play a lead role in the programme of BOV revival. Depending on the successful applicant’s existing commitments that person could be in post by Christmas.
A three phase programme to develop the theatre Royal complex as an arts resource suitable for the 21st Century will be undertaken.
Phase One will see plans for refurbishment and redevelopment with the concepts being tested throughout the 2009 programme.
Phase Two comprises the company moving to a new home in 2010 to enable contractors to undertake the multi-million pound refurbishment and redevelopment work in the theatre. Work is expected to take about two years with the company remaining active throughout in its temporary home.
Phase Three sees the company return to open and play in the redeveloped complex.
Meanwhile this Christmas the Studio Theatre space will be re-activated with a production of Lizzie Allen’s Home, a new show for everyone from the age of three and above. The Theatre Royal opens with Young Company with Samson and Delilah and then from the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, Romeo and Juliet.
Eric Sykes appears at the Old Vic in An Audience with Eric Sykes whilst Kneehigh Theatre returns to Bristol as part of their UK tour in a co-production with the Royal Shakespeare Company and the Bristol Old Vic with their production of Don John, not at the Old Vic but at the Bristol Hippodrome to enable all who wish to see it to do so.
Also Bristol based, Mama Mia writer Catherine Johnson has been commissioned to write a new play called Suspension, details of which will be announced later in the year.
All this is possible due to the Arts Council England and Bristol City Council having renewed their funding relationship on the basis of theatre provision as set out in their plans for the future.
Information provided by by Richard Jones for Theatreworld Internet Magazine
BRISTOL HIPPODROME
St Augustine's Parade
Bristol
Avon
BS1 4UZ
Enquiries: 0870 6077500
Box Office: 0870 6077500
Website: bristol-hippodrome.co.uk/
Visit their website for 'What's On'
TOBACCO FACTORY THEATRE
Raleigh Road
Southville
Bristol
BS3 1TF
Box Office:0117-902-0344
www.tobaccofactory.com
WYVERN THEATRE
Theatre Square, SWINDON, Wiltshire
BOX OFFICE: 01793 524481
WHAT'S ON AT THE WYVERN
CHECK WITH THE BOX OFFICE FOR FULLCOLOURED BROCHURE /
TIMES / TICKET PRICES ETC.
EVERYMAN THEATRE
Regent Street
Cheltenham
Gloucestershire
Box Office 01242 572573
www.everymantheatre.org.uk
All productions staged in the Everyman Theatre Main House, unless otherwise stated
ROSES THEATRE
SUN STREET
TEWKESBURY
GLOUCESTERSHIRE
BOX OFFICE 01684 295074
NORWICH THEATRE ROYAL
Theatre Street
NORWICH, Norfolk, NR2 1RL
BOX OFFICE: (01603) 63 00 00
BOX OFFICE FAX: (01603) 62 27 77
why not visit The Theatre Royal's own website:
www.theatreroyalnorwich.co.uk
More information www.theatreroyalnorwich.co.uk
BOX OFFICE 01603 63 00 00
THE MADDERMARKET THEATRE
St. John's Alley
Norwich, NR2 1DR
Box office: 01603 620917
why not visit the Maddermarket Theatres own website:
www.maddermarket.freeserve.co.uk
BURY ST. EDMUNDS
THEATRE ROYAL
Westgate Street,
Bury St Edmunds.
Suffolk. IP33 1QR
Box Office: 01284 76905 Fax: 01284 706035
Website: www.theatreroyal.org
YVONNE ARNAUD THEATRE
Millbrook
GUILDFORD, Surrey, GU1 9UX
BOX OFFICE: (01483) 44 00 00
why not visit the Yvonne Arnaud's own website:
www.yvonne-arnaud.co.uk
Listings Sept ‘08 – Jan ‘09
Main House Productions
Mon 6 – Sat 11 Oct
An Ideal Husband
Written with the wit and style expected of Wilde, the political intrigue amongst society’s highest ranking figures gives us one of his most entertaining plays.
Tickets: £15 – £26.50
Mon 13 – Sat 18 Oct
Absurd Person Singular
The year’s biggest West End comedy hit is set to take the UK by storm as this critically-acclaimed, “seriously hilarious” production of Alan Ayckbourn’s Absurd Person Singular comes to Guildford!
Tickets: £15 – £26.50
Tues 11 – Sat 15 Nov
Far From the Madding Crowd
Thomas Hardy’s much-loved classic is brought dramatically to life in this thrilling new production by ETT, which fuses vivid story-telling, live folk-song and humour in a dynamic ensemble staging.
Tickets: £13 - £24.50
Tues 18 – Sat 22 Nov
The Holly and the Ivy
Starring Philip Madoc, this atmospheric and absorbing human story is a perfect warmer for the festive season! Brought to Guildford by the award winning Middle Ground Theatre Company .
Tickets: £13 - £24.50
Mon 24 – Sat 29 Nov
Dancing Queen
Featuring a dynamic cast of singers and dancers, celebrating the hits from the pop phenomenon ABBA and other timeless classics this outrageous glittering production will have you dancing in the aisles!
Tickets: £13 - £24.50
Fri 5 Dec – Sun 11 Jan
Aladdin
Nigel Havers leads an all-star cast that includes the Eagle’s Peter Gordon as the Chinese Emperor and sees the welcome return of Royce Mills as Widow Twankey. All your panto wishes come true!
Tickets: Stalls £23 Circle £20.50
Tues 13 – Wed 14 Jan
Fascinating Aida
Britain’s sassiest, funniest, craziest musical comediennes invite you to come along and celebrate twenty five years and let their music and their comedy waft you through the misery of modern life along a gravy train of age-delaying glamour and glitz!
Tickets: Stalls £18 Circle £15
contact theatre via website above
As always…many, many terrific productions in the adjacent Mill Studio. Contact the Box Office for details
WINDSOR THEATRE ROYAL
Thames Street
WINDSOR, Berkshire, SL4 1PS
BOX OFFICE: (01753) 85 38 88
why not visit The Royal Royal Windsor's own website:
www.theatreroyalwindsor.co.uk
PLYMOUTH
THEATRE ROYAL
Royal Parade, PLYMOUTH, Devon , PL1 2TR
Box Office 01752 267222 / Group Sales 01752 260960 /
Minicom booking (for hard of hearing) 01752 600290
website: www.theatreroyal.com
REVIEWER NEEDED FOR THIS VENUE !!!
THE DRUM (STUDIO THEATRE)
THEATRE ROYAL, BATH
Sawclose,
Bath
Box Office 01225 448844
www.theatreroyal.org.uk
PLEASE CONTACT THEATRE ROYAL FOR FURTHER EDUCATION SUPPLEMENTS AND
WORKSHOPS, AND CHILDREN’S SHOWS
The HAWTH
Hawth Avenue
Crawley
RH 10 6 YZ
Box Office - 01293 553636
E-mail -- info@hawth.co..uk / Web site - www.hawth.co.uk
The Hawth is a very attractive, modern theatre - opened in 1988 - on a 30 acre wooded site and with abundant free parking. The Theatre seats 855 on well raked seating afording a full view of the stage from any angle.
Also many exciting shows in the adjacent studio….apply to the Box Office for details.
THE MILL AT SONNING THEATRE
Reading
Box Office: 01189 698000
For more details or individual advice/help - email:
GPowner@aol.com