February - July 2013
Box OfficeBook Live Show or Live Screening Tickets:Call 01432 383666 / 07967517125Book Film Tickets:Call 01531 631338 / 07967517125Box O�ce: The Master’s House, St Katherine’s Car ParkNo booking fee online - www.themarkettheatre.com
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And don’t forget Ledbury Amateur Dramatic Society (LADS), our resident amateur theatre company! As well as running the Theatre they aim put on three or four productions each year. These include a pantomime, which has become quite a local institution; and recently a musical in the autumn, plus both serious and comic drama. New Members are always welcome: there are plenty of opportunities to be involved on stage, back stage, front of house, lighting, sound, or behind the bar. It’s a great way to meet people and contribute to our community.
Or if you don’t want to get quite so involved but would just like to support The Market Theatre, become a Friend of the Theatre and receive Newsletters and have the opportunity to help front of house occasionally.
Details of how to join LADS or become a Friend of the Theatre are on the inside of the back cover.
We have a fantastic programme for you this Spring, from brilliant mask theatre with Vamos Theatre Company’s Finding Joy to the brilliant rendition of Animal Farm by Guy Masterson (a nephew of the late Richard Burton); and from the highly talented Kosh Theatre Company’s Café Chaos to an evening with Sunny Ormonde (Lilian Bellamy in The Archers). We have twenty films too with modern takes on classics such as Great Expectations and Les Miserables and a more unusual programme from our own Ledbury Film Club and The Borderlines Film Festival.
But perhaps the highlight of the season is our new live satellite transmissions from The Royal Opera House, Covent Garden and from Berlin including the Royal Ballet’s fabulous, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, two operas from the Royal Opera, and what will be a stunning concert from the Berliner Philharmoniker conducted by Claudio Abbado.
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From great rock and roll favourites to New York basement style blues, this evening will go with a bang!
With their bright red zoot suits and period instruments, this seven piece outfit really looks the part and has received rave reviews wherever they appear.
A thumping back beat drum behind a bull fiddle bass, sabre toothed guitar washed over enveloping stride piano, honkin’ tenor sax, swashbucklin’ with salt and pepper vocals - what more could you need? Well how about a dash of panache, glamour and spice, all in killer heels? Sarah Warren is fast becoming a legend in the UK, with her powerhouse vocals and bluesy style, she compliments the band perfectly.
Sunny has been playing the “outrageous and raunchy Lilian Bellamy” in Radio 4’s The Archers for the past 12 years. Her antics have kept the nation entertained, whether it be riding round Ambridge on a Harley Davidson, drinking The Bull and The Cider Shed dry with Eddie Grundy or absconding to Costa Rica with her beloved and very wicked tiger!!!!!
Sunny will fill you in on all the behind the scenes stories about the World’s longest running soap opera – an evening of anecdotes, banter, and favourite pieces from Sunny’s long and distinguished acting career- humorous and touching in turn. Sunny dances in and out of Lilians character with ease, but also with Drama....Shirley Valentine….Under Milk Wood.... stories and anecdotes galore….an evening to remember!
Saturday 8pm // £12.00 (£8 students)
An Evening With
Sunny OrmondeAka Lilian (Archer) Bellamy
Saturday 8pm // £12.00 (£8 students)
The Fabulous Boogie Boysfeaturing Sarah Warren
2nd February 9th February
WELCOME TO OUR NEW LOOK SPRING BROCHURE!
A close-harmony, eclectic, semi-acoustic piano-led wonder, Mumbo-Jumbo plays rootsy original and rarely heard stuff in their own inimitable style - with no acoustic guitar in sight!! Nominated for Best Original Song in the British Blues Awards 2012 Mumbo-Jumbo brings together three top Midlands acoustic musicians/vocalists Oliver Carpenter, Abby Brant and Chris Lomas to produce an ‘Eclectic Acoustic’ sound that is all their own, playing festivals, blues, acoustic and folk clubs, theatres, weekenders and pubs across the country. Mumbo-Jumbo’s 2013 Festivals schedule already includes the Great British R&B Festival, Hebden Bridge Blues, Blues at The Fold, Taurus, Jinney Ring Blues and WarksFest.
The whole set glittered with excellent singing and playing … with well crafted harmony vocals and peerless musicianship. Blues in Britain magazine - www.mumbo-jumbo.biz
Written especially for parents to enjoy with their children, The Elephant Bridesmaid is a magical musical about weddings and wombats and the loveliest elephant the world has ever known. Based on a story from the best-selling book, How The Koala Learnt To Hug and Other Australian Fairytales, this delightful show has just the right balance of games, songs and heart warming elephant antics to make any day feel like your special day.
So join Nessie the Elephant and her fantastic animal friends and help them as they go in search of an outfit fancy enough (and large enough) to make her the Australian jungle’s most beautiful Elephant Bridesmaid! For ages 4 – 104.
A trunkload of fun that will leave you and your children feeling warm and snuggly all over. The Guide.
Mumbo JumboIn Concert
Friday 8pm // £8
The Elephant Bridesmaid
Sunday 2.30pm // £8 (child £7) Family (2+2) £28
A London based evening of music and laughter starting with ‘The Zoo’, an hilarious Victorian musical melodrama by Arthur Sullivan and Bolton Rowe which tells the story of a lowly apothecary who, marriage plans frustrated, decides to visit the London Zoological Gardens where he intends to hang himself on the veranda of the Refreshment Stall.
The lovers have been forced to communicate through prescriptions, including a dose of peppermint, and the young lady’s father’s medication for a blister on his back – not to be taken internally – but, apparently, the labels got mixed up. Get the drift?! The second half of the evening wends its way through London with a fully costumed and choreographed journey with songs from some of your favourite musicals such as My Fair Lady, Oliver, Me & My Girl, Half a Sixpence and many more.
A comic, moving, and heroic tale of unravelling realities. Following their Ledbury triumphs with Nursing Lives and Much Ado About Wenlock, Vamos presents its new full mask touring production: a funny, touching, vital, and heroic tale of adventure...and dementia. Joy is creative, funny, loves to dance, and is losing her memory. Her grandson Danny is rebellious, fearless, bright, and always getting into trouble. When, out of the blue, Danny decides to become Joy’s carer, where will their unexpected and playful bond lead them? Finding Joy is based on life events and true stories. It is accessible, engaging, funny and fearless theatre from one of the UK’s foremost full mask theatre companies. The Guardian said of Vamos ... an affecting, heartfelt production that is funny and touching in turn. The magic of Rachael Savage's production is that it creates such a vivid world without voice and words. Suitable for 12+.
Friday / Saturday 7.30pm // £8
Finding Joy The Courtyard Theatre presents
Saturday 8pm // £12.00 (£6 students)
Worcester Gilbert & Sullivan Society presentsLondon Omnibus
1st March 10th March 22nd /23rd March 30th March
A modern French farce set in contemporary Paris. Written by Marc Camoletti, who is probably best known for the long running West End success Boeing Boeing, and adapted for the English stage by Tudor Gates, Ding Dong is true to the comical tradition established by Feydau.
When businessman Bernard discovers his wife Jacqueline is having an affair with Robert there is only one thing to do to ensure his honour is satisfied – give Robert a choice – his wife or his life. Robert naturally agrees to let Bernard have his way with his wife Juliette…or does he? What follows is an uproarious evening packed with laughter and mayhem through deceptions, false identities and unravelling plots leading to an unexpected and hilarious conclusion.
New to Ledbury, but a big favourite of Arts Alive The Kosh – an absolutely tip-top company – mix physical comedy, theatre, dance and music with a great story. Comic confusion spills from the kitchen. Waiters and diners collide, lovers meet, identities are traded, secrets uncovered, denial and betrayal tear friendships apart.
Dangerous comedy and a tragic night out are just some of the specials on the menu at Café Chaos. This show will appeal to all ages and is a classic Kosh production – funny, superbly skilful, gloriously theatrical and guaranteed to keep the audience on the edge of their seats. You are guaranteed a really great night out.
Positively dazzling Whats On Stage; Sexy, fun and deliciously dangerous Metro; Wonderful theatrical creations The Scotsman
LADS presents
Ding Dong
Thurs - Sat 8pm // £10.00 (£4 students)
The Kosh Theatre Company presentsCafé Chaos
Saturday 8pm // £12 (students £6)
18th-20th April 27th April
Monty’s (John Montague) Band makes a welcome return to The Market Theatre
John takes vocals and guitars, Neil Mercer vocals, guitar and mandolin, Tim Smith vocals and bass and from France Mr Thierry Guillemot sings and plays everything LOL!! This is not a Soundalike or Lookalike tribute show, but a concert of non pretentious musicians paying respect and presenting their own acoustic arrangements of Neil Young Songs.
It was a great evening last year so why not join us for this year’s show.
Friday // 8pm £10 (students £5)
Monty’s Travellin’ Music Show
17th May
People still talk of Guy’s brilliant rendition of Under Milk Wood at The Market Theatre a few years ago. Now, using nothing but a bale of hay, some amazing sound effects and brilliant physical and vocal dexterity, Masterson ignites this famous yarn bringing a modern sinister relevance to Orwell's masterwork.
Hilariously comic and terribly poignant in turn, Masterson's breathtaking physical storytelling creates the entire farmyard around you in two hours of utterly compelling theatre. A brilliant adaptation that delights with its physical grace and artistry. It is complex and entirely theatrical; a combination of bravura acting and poetic storytelling that milks new nuance and meaning! The Scotsman
Saturday 8pm // £12.00 (£8 students)
6th April
Guy Masterson & TTI Present
Animal Farm
An opera full of poignancy and exquisite sensitivity to the nuances of growing up and wrestling to under-stand your emotions, Eugene Onegin is an inspiring vehicle for Kasper Holten’s first production for The Royal Opera. Working with the Danish set designer Mia Stensgaard, whose design hallmark is clean, strong images ripe with emotion, and fielding a brilliant cast (including Simon Keenlyside in the title role), Holten will provide a fresh reading of this classic opera.
Orchestra of the Royal Opera House: Conductor Robin Ticciati
20th February
The Royal Opera Live from Covent Garden
EUGENE ONEGIN by Pyotr Il’yich Tchaikovsky
A brilliantly imagined show and, with a magical score, ingeniously inventive designs and a wealth of theatri-cal effects, has something for everyone to treasure.Orchestra of the Royal Opera House: Conductor David Briskin
The Royal Ballet Live from Covent Garden
ALICE’S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND Composer: Joby Talbot
Wednesday 7.15pm £15 (over 60s & students £12)
28th MarchThursday 7.15pm £15 (over 60s & students £12)
Claudio Abbado conducts the Berliner Philharmoniker live from Berlin in an evening of Mendelssohn and Berlioz. The live broadcast will begin with an introduc-tory feature including interviews and behind-the-scenes footage.
19th May
The Berliner Philharmoniker Conducted by Claudio AbbadoA Midsummer Night’s Dream (excerpts) by Felix MendelssohnSymphonie Fantastique by Hector Berlioz
Britten’s portrait of the public and private faces of Elizabeth I is a brilliant depiction of the Tudor court and the tension between affairs of state and affairs of the heart. Focusing on Elizabeth’s relationship with the young Earl of Essex, Gloriana captures the dichotomy between the public image of the Virgin Queen and her seething personal feelings – a familiar dichotomy in these days of celebrity-worship and media scrutiny. Orchestra of the Royal Opera House: Conductor Paul Daniel
The Royal Opera Live from Covent Garden
GLORIANA by Benjamin Britten
Sunday 6.30pm £10 (no concessions)
24th JuneMONDAY 7.15pm £15 (over 60s & students £12)
LIVE CONCERT from BERLIN
This bitter sweet comedy from director Ken Loach follows protagonist Robbie as he sneaks into the maternity hospital to visit his young girlfriend and hold his newborn son for the first time. Overwhelmed by the moment, he swears that Luke will not have the same tragic life he has had. Escaping a prison sentence by the skin of his teeth, he's given one last chance...... Will it be 'slopping out' for the next twenty years, or a new future?' Only the angels know.
8th February
The Angels’ Share
A funny, inspiring and true story about the magical power of family to persevere in the face of extraordi-nary challenges. Matt Damon is Benjamin Mee who, looking to give his family a much needed fresh start, moves to a home situated in the middle of a dilapidated zoo which he sets about bringing back to its original glory. Acclaimed director Cameron Crowe’s first family offering is a triumph over adversity. Based on the best-selling book.
We Bought a Zoo
Based on the autobiography of Li Cunxin, who at 11, was plucked from a poor Chinese village by Madame Mao's cultural delegates to study ballet. During a cultural exchange to Texas, he falls in love with an American woman and ultimately manages to defect and perform as a principal with the Houston and Australian Ballets. “The best film I have ever seen”. “Some of those leaving had obviously been crying”. “Thank you so much for getting such an outstanding film.” Flicks audience reaction.
2nd March
Beasts of the Southern Wild
13th February
Mao's Last Dancer
22nd February
Nic Roeg’s sci-fi classic starring David Bowie, Rip Torn and Candy Clark in an adaptation of Walter Tevis’ novel about an alien who comes to Earth seeking a solution to his home planet’s woes, only to find himself lost in an unfamiliar, corrupt and sometimes hostile society. Roeg turns the alien’s encounter with planet earth into a dazzling critique of a society dominated by consumerism and mass media."David Bowie is perfect in the lead role of Nic Roeg's prescient alien-stranded tale" The Guardian
3rd MarchSunday 6.30pm // 139mins // (US-UK 18 /1976)
Incorporating shorts by an impressive array of contemporary directors including Laurent Cantet (The Class), Gaspar Noé (Irreversible), Elia Suleiman (The Time That Remains), Pablo Trapero (Carancho) and actor Benicio Del Toro (Che), this energetic portrait of Havana offers seven fascinating stories, snapshots of a city in flux, encapsulating all the vibrancy, charm and brio of the Cuban capital’s history, culture and contemporary scene.
7th MarchThursday 8pm // 129mins // (France-Spain15 / 2012)
Raised in 18th century England, young Caroline Mathilda is sent to Denmark to marry King Christian whom, it becomes clear, is schizophrenic. When advisor Johann Struensee arrives from Germany to help him control his affairs, Caroline is taken with his wisdom and they fall deeply in love. With his influence over the King, Johann begins to devise ways in which they can change Denmark for the better. Genuinely engrossing - The Times. Also to be shown Wednesday 10 July 10.30am
8th MarchFriday 3.30pm //138mins // (Den-Czch-Ger-Swed15/2012) This truly astonishing documentary has garnered
fantastic reviews. A teenage boy disappears from Texas. Four years later he reappears in Spain, but amid a flurry of press and a loving reunion with his family, questions began to arise. Unfolding like a gripping thriller, The Imposter is a dizzying watch, proving fact is often much stranger than fiction, and has a devastating final twist."A mesmerising, path-breaking tour de force" The Telegraph
8th MarchFriday 8pm // 138mins // (UK 15 / 2012)
Six year old Hushpuppy lives with her father Wink on a ramshackle boat in ‘The Bathtub’, a swampland beyond the Louisiana levees. When the waters start rising, and Wink discovers that he may have a serious illness, Hushpuppy sets out to find her long lost mother. This beautiful individual fantasy, which has delighted critics and audiences worldwide, barely pauses for breath from first frame to last, offering a hugely energetic, soaring drama of human survival. Winner Camera d’Or, Cannes Film Festival 2012; Winner Grand Jury Prize Sundance 2012
Friday 8pm // 101mins // (UK 15 / 2012) Wednesday 10.30am // 124mins // (US PG/2012) Saturday 8pm // 93mins // (US 12A / 2012) Friday 8pm // 117mins // (Aust 12A /2011)
The Man Who Fell To Earth 7 Days in Havana A Royal Affair The Imposter
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Film Prices £4.50 / Students £2.50
Anna Karenena
26th April
Kay and Arnold are a middle-aged couple whose 30 year long marriage has declined until they barely interact in any meaningful loving way. Finally, Kay decides to sign them up for the Dr Feld’s intense week long marriage counselling session. Arnold reluctantly agrees to go. What follows is an insightful experience as Dr Feld manages to help the couple understand how they have emotionally drifted apart and what they can do to reignite their passion. Meryl Streep and Tommy Lee Jones star.
13th March
Hope Springs
Winner of the Cannes Grand Prix, Turkish auteur Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s (Uzak, Three Monkeys) new film has been hailed as a masterpiece. An epic tale, it follows one night and day in a murder investigation, as police grimly disinter a buried body from the Anatolian steppes. As the corpse is uncovered, so are long-buried memories in the minds of the lawmen. It sounds simple, but Ceylan enriches it with so many rich meditations, it feels like a novel. Superb.
Once Upon a Time in Anatolia
Daniel Craig is back as Bond 007 in 'Skyfall', the 23rd installment of the longest-running film franchise in history and probably the best (Philip French – The Observer). Bond's loyalty to M (Judi Dench) is tested, as her past returns to haunt her. 007 must track down and destroy the threat, no matter how personal the cost.
3rd April
Madagascar 3 – Europe’s Most Wanted
15th March
Skyfall
29th March
This powerful and visually beautiful work was Oscar-nominated for Best Foreign film. The film looks at the plight of women in India in the mid 20th century and particularly a group of widows forced into poverty at a temple in the holy city of Varanasi. It focuses on a relationship between one of the widows, who wants to escape the social restrictions imposed on widows, and a man who is from the highest caste and a follower of Mahatma Gandhi.
5th AprilFriday 8pm // 117mins // (Canada 12 /2007)
.....this handsomely designed, unobtrusively edited and thoughtfully acted film moves at quite a clip, reminding us what a fantastic, morally complex, eternally relevant story this is. The book tells us of good and evil, decency and generosity, snobbery and love, of dealing with forces beyond our control, of accepting life and understanding the world (Philip French - The Observer) David Walliams, Ewen Bremner, Helena Bonham Carter, Holliday Grainger, Jeremy Irvine, Jessie Cave, Ralph Fiennes, Robbie Coltrane, and Tamzin Outhwaite star.
8th MayWednesday 10.30am //128mins // (UK12A/2012)
10th MayFriday 8pm // 93mins // (France PG / 2012)
Alex, Marty, Gloria and Melman are still fighting to get home to their beloved Big Apple. Their journey takes them through Europe where they find the perfect cover: a traveling circus, which they reinvent - Madagascar style.
Wednesday 10.30am // 10mins // (UK 12A / 2011) Friday 8pm // 158mins // (Turk:Bos 15/2011) Wednesday 10.30am // 93mins // (UK PG / 2012) // Animation
Friday 8pm // 143mins // (UK 12A /2012)
Water Great Expectations Le Havre
Keira Knightley teams up with her Pride & Prejudice and Atonement director Joe Wright again, starring as Russian literature’s most compelling tragic heroine in this gorgeous, stirring adaptation of Tolstoy’s novel. Aaron Taylor-Johnson (Nowhere Boy) is Vronsky, to whom socialite Anna is irrevocably attracted, despite her marriage to senior statesman Alexei Karenin (Jude Law). Knightley is superb as Anna, the archetypal romantic, with a great cast including Kelly Macdonald, Matthew McFadyen and Michelle Dockery.
Friday 8pm // 130mins // (UK-France 12A /2012)* SUBTITLES
In this warmhearted portrait of the French port that gives the film its name, fate throws young African refugee Idrissa into the path of a well-spoken bohemian who works as a shoeshiner. With innate optimism and the unwavering support of his commu-nity, Marcel stands up to officials doggedly pursuing the boy for deportation. A political fairy tale that exists somewhere between the reality of contemporary France and the classic cinema of Jean-Pierre Melville and Marcel Carné: a charming, deadpan delight.
Film Prices £4.50 / Students £2.50
Les Miserables
28th June
Bilbo Baggins is swept into a quest to reclaim the lost Dwarf Kingdom of Erebor from the fearsome dragon Smaug. Approached out of the blue by the wizard Gandalf the Grey, Bilbo finds himself joining a company of thirteen dwarves led by the legendary warrior, Thorin Oakenshield. Their journey will take them into the Wild, through treacherous lands swarm-ing with Goblins and Orcs, deadly Wargs and Giant. Spiders, Shapeshifters and Sorcerers. Martin Freeman, Ian McKellen and Richard Armitage star.
31st May
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
At a home for retired opera singers, the annual concert to celebrate Verdi's birthday is disrupted by the arrival of Jean, an eternal diva and the former wife of one of the residents. Directed by Dustin Hoffman and starring Maggie Smith, Michael Gambon and Billy Connolly.
Quartet
12th June
This superbly shot anti-western would prove to be the end of the line for all its three stars: Clark Gable, Marilyn Munroe and Montgomery Clift. It is worth seeing for its extraordinary last sequence in the Nevada desert alone. Directed by John Huston.
14th JuneFriday 8pm // 124mins // (USA PG /1961)
Friday 8pm // 166mins // (UK 12A / 2012) Wednesday 10.30am // 98mins // (UK 12A/2013)
The Misfits
In 19th-century France, Prisoner 24601 Jean Valjean has for decades been hunted by the ruthless police-man Javert after he breaks parole. He agrees to care for factory worker Fantine's daughter, Cosette and that fateful decision changes their lives for ever. Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe and Anne Hathaway star in this production which reprises the music of the West End show based in Victor Hugo’s novel.
Friday 8pm // 157mins // (UK 12A /2012)
Live Show & Live Screening Tickets
The Box Office for live shows is The Information Centre, The Master’s House in St Katherine’s Car Park - (10am to 4.30pm Mon to Fri).
You can book in person or by phone01432 383663 during those hours or out of hours 07967 517125.
Tickets for live shows may also be bought on the door, subject to availability. Tickets for films and live shows can also be bought on-line - www.themarkettheatre.com
Film Tickets
Tickets to all films are normally available on the door; or can be reserved by phoning 01531 631338 / 07967517125;
or for Film Club or Borderlines films01531 633345 / 07967517125.
The foyer and bar are open 45 minutes before each live performance.
For further information visit
www.themarkettheatre.com
The Market Theatre Situated in Market Street (off Bye Street) the Theatre is owned and run by the Ledbury Amateur Dramatic Society for the benefit of the community. The building, which opened in January 2000, is an intimate space with modern purpose-built facilities; and provides a dedicated venue for amateur and professional performing arts. It has 128 seats, foyer, bar, wheelchair access, disabled toilet and a hearing loop. Parking: two public car parks are off the top of Bye Street (clock tower at the top) and are free after 6pm.The Theatre or Foyer may be hired by phoning 01531 633760.
Ledbury Amateur Dramatic Society
LADS was founded in 1938 and has some 250 members and friends. They put on various productions throughout the year, including a pantomime. The Theatre is staffed entirely by LADS volunteers, who work front of house as well as behind the scenes. New Members and Friends are always welcome; if you would like to join LADS either on or off stage or as a Friend please phone 01531 632093 or email [email protected]
Ledbury Film Club Showings
You can join for the Spring 2013 season Phone 01531 634138 or email [email protected] just £12 for 4 films and a discount on all the Borderlines showings at the Theatre. Entrance on the door may be possible for the normal £4.50 admission charge – book on-line or phone 633760 or 633345 to be sure of a seat.
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Film Prices £4.50 / Students £2.50
The Market Theatre Ledbury Spring Calendar 2013
Feb
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Saturday 2nd // 8pm // The Fabulous Boogie Boys
Saturday 9th // 8pm // Sunny Ormonde aka Lilian (Archer) Bellamy Friday 8th // 8pm // The Angel’s Share
Wednesday 13th // 10.30am // We Bought a Zoo
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Friday 1st // 8pm // Mumbo Jumbo In Concert
Friday 8th // 3.30pm // A Royal AffairThursday 7th // 8pm // 7 Days in Havana
Saturday 2nd // 8pm // Beasts of the Southern Wild Sunday 3rd // 6.30pm // The Man Who Fell To Earth
April
Wednesday 3rd // 10.30am // Madagascar 3 - Europes Most Wanted
Saturday 6th // 8pm // Animal Farm Friday 5th // 8pm // Water
Thursday - Saturday 18th-20th // 8pm // Ding Dong Friday 26th // 8pm // Anna Karenena
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Wednesday 8th // 10.30am // Great Expectations
Friday 31st // 8pm // The Hobbit - An Unexpected JourneySunday 19th // 6.30pm // Live Concert from Berlin
Friday 10th // 8pm // Le HarveFriday 17th // 8pm // Monte’s Travelin’ Music Show
June
Wednesday 12th // 10.30am // Quartet
Wednesday 10th // 10.30am // A Royal Affair
Friday 28th // 8pm // Les Miserables
Friday 14th // 8pm // The Misfits Monday 24th // 7.15pm // Gloriana
Wednesday 20th // 7.15pm // Eugene Onegin Friday 22nd // 8pm // Mao’s Last Dancer
Friday 8th // 8pm // The ImposterSunday 10th // 2.30pm // The Elephant BridesmaidWednesday 13th // 10.30pm // Hope SpringsFriday 15th // 8pm // Once upon a time in AnatoliaFriday & Saturday 22nd & 23rd // 7.30pm // London OmnibusThursday 28th // 7.15pm // Alice’s Adventure in WonderlandFriday 29th // 8pm // Sky FallSaturday 30th // 8pm // Finding Joy
Saturday 27th // 8pm // Café Chaos
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