Theatre
Group
Julie
Horsman 80862704 & Chris Farleigh 8086 2882
Forthcoming
Theatre Visits
Joking
Apart by Alan Ayckbourn Salisbury Playhouse
Friday 1st
March 7.30. Tickets £12.00
Richard
and Anthea are the ideal couple. Charming, generous and successful,
they can’t help but attract loyal and loving friends.
Is
it possible that being friends with such a golden couple can have its
downfalls? Could you actually come to loathe such lovable people,
especially when they are so… well… ‘nice’?
Richard,
Anthea and their friends repeatedly gather to relax and compete, both
on and off the tennis court, as their private agonies emerge to
devastating effect.
Played
out in the same back garden over a twelve-year period, this painfully
funny play explores the unrelenting themes of ageing, jealousy and
unrequited love.
Of
all his seventy-six plays (so far!), Sir Alan Ayckbourn has
frequently said that Joking Apart is one of his favourites.
Totton
Festival of Drama Hanger Farm Arts Centre
Wednesday
– Saturday 20th – 23rd March 7pm Tickets
£7.50/£6.50 students
Programme –
correct on 16th Feb
Wednesday
20th March
Bench Theatre Company Mountain Language by Harold Pinter
Nuffield Youth Theatre The Fuhrer Will Now Speak by Josh Whatsize
Maskers Theatre Company Contractions by Mike Bartlett
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Thursday 21st March
C.A.T.S. Youth Theatre Tomorrow I'll Be Happy by Jonathan Harvey
REACT 32 Angels by the cast
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Friday 22nd March
Southampton University Players In Room Five Hundred and Four by Jimmy Chinn
Oasis Youth Theatre Too Much Punch For Judy by Mark Wheeller
Bench Theatre Company In the Shadow of the Glen by J. M Synge
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Saturday 23rd March
Bench Theatre Company Pub Quiz of the Sexes by Mark Wakeman
Performing Arts Company Teechers by John Godber
Adjudications each evening by professional adjudicator John Scowen
Bench Theatre Company Mountain Language by Harold Pinter
Nuffield Youth Theatre The Fuhrer Will Now Speak by Josh Whatsize
Maskers Theatre Company Contractions by Mike Bartlett
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Thursday 21st March
C.A.T.S. Youth Theatre Tomorrow I'll Be Happy by Jonathan Harvey
REACT 32 Angels by the cast
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Friday 22nd March
Southampton University Players In Room Five Hundred and Four by Jimmy Chinn
Oasis Youth Theatre Too Much Punch For Judy by Mark Wheeller
Bench Theatre Company In the Shadow of the Glen by J. M Synge
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Saturday 23rd March
Bench Theatre Company Pub Quiz of the Sexes by Mark Wakeman
Performing Arts Company Teechers by John Godber
Adjudications each evening by professional adjudicator John Scowen
Box
Office (023) 80 667 683 is open: Mon-Fri 10am-3pm, Sat 10am-1pm, Sun:
CLOSED
Cider With
Rosie Salisbury Playhouse
Tuesday 9th
April 7.30. Tickets £20.00
Gloucestershire’s Everyman
Theatre presents the classic novel of Cotswold Life
Laurie Lee’s gentle
and beautifully touching story recounts the defining moments of his
adolescent life, growing up in rural Gloucestershire between the
wars. It recalls glorious outings, frozen white winters, long, hot,
hazy summers, tyrannical teachers, erratic family life and, of
course, that first cider-fuelled encounter.
With the memories of an idyllic but eventful childhood, and a liberal dash of traditional music, you will be transported to Cotswold village life in a not so distant past.
Nuffield
Theatre
The
Seagull by Anton Chekhov
Tuesday
16th April 7pm Tickets £10
“A
lake. A young girl who’s spent her life beside it. She loves the
lake, she’s happy, she’s free — like a seagull. Then a man
comes along, sees her, and destroys her.”
A
play about unrequited love — a story about how we create stories —
and one of the greatest plays of the modern era. In The Seagull,
Chekhov explores emotion, creativity and romantic conflict with the
clarity of a doctor and the heart of a poet.
This
new version is a co-production between The Nuffield and Headlong,
both renowned for their innovative, accessible re-imaginings of
classic texts. The Seagull is directed by Blanche McIntyre,
recently described by London’s Evening Standard as “a rising
star.”
Nuffield
Theatre
The
Thirty Nine Steps
Tuesday
14th May 7.30pm Tickets £18
Direct
from the West End, Broadway and 25 countries around the globe comes
‘a joyous version of the Alfred Hitchcock classic’ (Sunday
Times) spy thriller, The 39 Steps, brilliantly and hilariously
recreated as the smash hit Olivier Award Winning Best New Comedy.
This
blissfully funny show follows the incredible adventures of our
handsome hero Richard Hannay, complete with stiff-upper-lip, British
gung-ho and pencil moustache as he encounters dastardly murders,
double crossing secret agents, and, of course, devastatingly
beautiful women.
This
wonderfully inventive and gripping comedy thriller features four
fearless actors, playing 139 roles in 100 minutes of fast-paced fun
and thrilling action.
Royal
Albert Hall John Rutters Christmas Concert
Thursday
December 12th 3pm
£5.00
deposit required to reserve seat Tickets £20.00 plus travel
