Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT CITIZENS THEATRE SEASON BROCHURE JANUARY – JUNE 2018 Welcome to the large print version of the Citizens Theatre Spring 2018 Season Brochure. In this document you’ll find details of how to access our events alongside full details of what’s on at the theatre. If you would like more information about planning your visit please call our Box Office on 0141 429 0022 or email access@citz.co.uk We want everyone to be able to enjoy their experience at the Citizens – that’s why we provide a variety of services and facilities to ensure everyone feels welcome. These services include: BSL SIGNED PERFORMANCES BSL CAP
British Sign Language theatre interpreter on stage. Our regular interpreters are Catherine King and Yvonne Strain. BSL interpreted information about our season is available to view on our website.
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Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT AUDIO DESCRIBED & CAPTIONED PERFORMANCES AD
Visually impaired attenders can listen to a description around the dialogue of the performance. We’ve invested in new audio description equipment, which is now available to use for groups of up to 45 people in any seat in all areas of the auditorium. Headsets are available from Box Office. Touch Tours available if booked in advance. Our regular audio describers include Christopher McKiddie and Lyn Mulvenna. CAP
Converts dialogue and sound effects to text that displays on a screen as the action happens. Our regular captioner is Glenda Carson. GUIDE DOGS ARE WELCOME WHEELCHAIR ACCESS Available in the Main Auditorium and Circle Studio. Adapted toilet and lift available. Ramp access available in lower foyer. Lift to Circle Studio available. INDUCTION LOOP & RELAY OF SHOW Induction loop and infrared systems are provided at every performance. We have recently upgraded our equipment to Page 2 of 38
Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT provide a relay of the show through a headset, which you may benefit from if you have difficulties hearing the dialogue from the stage. Headsets are available from the Box Office, with no need to book in advance. Just ask for a headset when you arrive, and our Box Office staff will be happy to demonstrate the equipment to you. HOW TO GET HERE 119 Gorbals Street, Glasgow, G5 9DS CAR PARK (FREE) Level access to theatre building and foyer. Marked bays for disabled and parent and child. There is a one way system to enter the car park. Enter via Crown Street and Laurieston Road only. No access from Gorbals Street. SUBWAY: Bridge Street (5 mins walk from theatre) BUSES: 5, 6, 7, 7A, 21, 31, 75, 267 & 397 (bus stop at front door of theatre) TRAIN: Queen Street & Central Station 15 min walk; Argyle Street 10 min walk
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SPRING 2018 LISTINGS BOLD GIRLS BY RONA MUNRO A Citizens Theatre production Belfast in the early 1990s. Against a backdrop of gunfire and police raids, four women whose lives have been turned upside down by the Troubles, carry on with everyday life. But what starts out as a riotous night out, leads to the spilling of some very sobering truths in the early hours. Packed with abrasive humour, Bold Girls is a story of love, friendship and betrayal. Rona Munro, whose trilogy The James Plays written for the National Theatre of Scotland was a recent international hit, burst onto the scene in 1991 with this celebration of women’s lives in West Belfast. The cast includes Deirdre Davis, best known to fans of BBC Scotland’s River City as Eileen Donachie, one of the show’s original characters and part of the Shieldinch community for 14 years. Director Richard Baron’s 2012 production of Rona Munro’s Iron for Firebrand was described as “thrilling” (List) and “Simply heart-stopping” (Scotsman). Recommended for 12+ Page 5 of 38
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MAIN THEATRE 24 Jan – 10 Feb 7.30pm PREVIEWS 24 – 26 Jan 7.30pm MATINEES 1 Feb 1.30pm 3 & 10 Feb 2.30pm POST SHOW TALK 30 Jan BSL BSL
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DIRECTOR Richard Baron DESIGNER Neil Haynes LIGHTING Stuart Jenkins COMPOSER/SOUND DESIGNER Jon Beales
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Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT RITA, SUE AND BOB TOO BY ANDREA DUNBAR An Out of Joint, Octagon Theatre Bolton and Royal Court coproduction Best friends Rita and Sue get a lift home from married Bob after babysitting his kids. When he takes the scenic route and offers them a bit of fun, the three start a fling they each think they control. Andrea Dunbar wrote her semi-autobiographical play when she was just 19. It’s an explosive portrait of girls facing an unpromising future who are offered a taste of adult adventure. Celebrated for its wickedly funny dialogue and startling insight, Rita, Sue and Bob Too became a hit film in the 1980s. Now, a crack cast including James Atherton (Hollyoaks, Coronation Street) and Taj Atwal (BBC1’s In the Club; Sky 1’s Stella; East is East in the West End) reclaim this masterpiece for the stage. The production comes to the Citizens Theatre following a run at London's Royal Court Theatre, where the play was first staged in 1982. Recommended for 14+
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Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT MAIN THEATRE 13 – 17 Feb 7.30pm MATINEE 17 Feb 2.30pm POST SHOW TALK 13 Feb CAP CAP
TICKETS £23 - £12.50 DIRECTOR Kate Wasserberg DESIGNER Tim Shortall LIGHTING Jason Taylor SOUND DESIGNER Emma Laxton
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Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT WHYTE & MACKAY GLASGOW INTERNATIONAL COMEDY FESTIVAL ALAN BISSETT: MOIRA MONOLGUES 7.30pm (MORE) MOIRA MONOLOGUES 9pm Sun 11 Mar £15 / £13 concession. £25 for both shows. Expect an evening of hilarity and hard-hitting truths from Falkirk’s hardest woman. Recommended 15+ DAVID BADDIEL MY FAMILY: NOT THE SITCOM Tue 13 Mar 8pm £25.50 Olivier-nominated one-man show about memory, ageing, infidelity, dysfunctional relatives, moral policing on social media, golf, and gay cats. Recommended 14+ DES CLARKE: JUST DESSERTS Wed 14 Mar 8pm £15 Known to many as host of the Capital Breakfast Show and BBC’s Breaking The News, Des is back with more nonsense stories, topical gags and offbeat observations. Recommended 16+ SHAPPI KHORSANDI: MISTRESS AND MISFIT Thu 15 Mar 8pm £16 Shappi presents England's unsung heroine, Emma Hamilton who moved mountains to haul herself from 'scullery maid' to 'Lady Hamilton'. Recommended 14+ Page 9 of 38
Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT BRIDGET CHRISTIE: WHAT NOW? Fri 16 7 Sat 17 Mar 8pm £18 / £16 concession Brexit. Trump. Nuclear apocalypse. Environmental catastrophe. Is rolling news affecting your ability to enjoy the simple things? Join Bridget for a night of hope and despair. Recommended 16+ JAMES CAMPBELL: THE HILARIOUSLY FUNNY WORLD OF… Sat 17 Mar 2pm £7.50. Family of 4 £25 Enjoy the best comedy for kids from the man who invented it! Recommended 6+. NO SUCH THIS AS A FISH Sun 18 Mar 8pm £18 Dan Schreiber, Andrew Hunter Murray, Anna Ptaszynski and James Harkin serve up their pick of the most bizarre, extraordinary and hilarious facts known to man. ALEXEI SAYLE Mon 19 Mar 8pm £20 / £18 concession The Godfather of alternative comedy brings his hit Edinburgh show to the Whyte & Mackay Glasgow International Comedy Festival. "This is a cracking new offering from a Zen master of stand-up comedy" The Guardian. Recommended 16+ MILES JUPP AND FRIENDS IN AID OF THE PRESHAL TRUST Tue 20 Mar 8pm £17.50 Miles Jupp, as seen on The News Quiz, Mock The Week, Live At The Apollo, Have I Got News For You and friends live in aid of The Preshal Trust. Recommended 16+ Page 10 of 38
Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT TOM ALLEN: ABSOLUTELY Wed 21 Mar 8pm £14 The debut solo show from the sharply dressed, well-spoken, disparagingly camp son of working class Bromley. Recommended 14+ MARK STEEL: EVERY LITTLE THING’S GONNA BE ALRIGHT Thu 22 Mar 8pm £15 This time last year, the world looked rosier, but don’t worry, as Mark thinks Every Little Thing’s Gonna Be Alright. Recommended 14+ RICHARD HERRING: OH FRIG, I'M 50! Fri 23 Mar 8pm £17.50 Following on from Oh F***, I’m 40!, this is the second (and let’s face it, almost certainly penultimate) instalment in Herring’s once-a-decade examination of aging. Recommended 16+
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LONG DAY’S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT BY EUGENE O’NEILL A Citizens Theatre and HOME Manchester co-production by arrangement with Josef Weinberger Limited One of the greatest American dramas of the 20th century, Eugene O’Neill’s hugely moving and personal Pulitzer Prizewinning Long Day's Journey Into Night delves into the private lives and failings of a conflicted family, while revealing insights into his own upbringing. The four members of the troubled Tyrone family each have their vice to dull their memories of their painful past and face their current trials. Over the course of one devastating day at their Connecticut summer home the resentments of the family are exposed, pushing their bonds to the limit. Dominic Hill will direct this co-production with HOME Manchester, who we previously partnered with to present Endgame in 2016. We'll be welcoming a number of familiar faces to the creative team alongside Dominic: Designer Tom Piper (Hay Fever, Endgame) and Lighting Designer Ben Ormerod (Oresteia, King Lear, Hamlet). This production plays at HOME Manchester 10 – 25 May. Long Day's Journey Into Night is supported by Friends of the Citizens Page 12 of 38
Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT MAIN THEATRE 13 Apr – 5 May 7pm PREVIEWS 13, 14, 17 & 18 Apr 7pm MATINEES 28 Apr & 5 May 1.30pm BSL
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PASSING PLACES BY STEPHEN GREENHORN A Dundee Rep Ensemble production Passing Places is the story of small-town boys Alex and Brian, a Lada, a surfboard and a crate of Irn Bru. Desperate to leave their mundane lives and dead-end jobs in Motherwell behind them, they head out to find excitement and pleasure. This hilarious and intense road movie for the stage will take audiences on a wild ride through Scotland from Motherwell to the Highlands on a riotous journey of self-discovery brought vividly to life by the Dundee Rep Ensemble. Passing Places is a high octane, fast-paced, contemporary Scottish comedy about the crazy, unpredictable escape of the urban doldrums. This adrenaline-packed physical new production marks the 21st anniversary of this much-loved play by Stephen Greenhorn (Sunshine on Leith). Recommended for 14+
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Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT MAIN THEATRE 8 – 12 May 7.30pm MATINEE 12 May 2.30pm POST SHOW TALK 8 May TICKETS £23 - £12.50 DIRECTOR Andrew Panton MOVEMENT EJ Boyle
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Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT A NIGHT TO REMEMBER BY PETER ARNOTT A Citizens Theatre community production Exactly a hundred years ago in the Gorbals, as World War One draws towards its bloody close, audience and performers, soldiers and civilians, prepare for a big night out in the theatre to help them forget their troubles. But those troubles come right into the auditorium with them: Russia is in revolution, Ireland is on the point of civil war, and this is the crossroads of a world in chaos on a night in the Royal Princess’s Theatre at 119 Gorbals Street that none of them will ever forget. Performed by a company drawn from our local community and from across Glasgow, A Night to Remember will be the last production presented by the Citizens Theatre before we begin our building redevelopment project.
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Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT MAIN THEATRE 23 – 26 May 7.30pm TICKETS £14.50 - £10.50 DIRECTORS Guy Hollands and Neil Packham WANT TO GET INVOLVED? There will be taster, introductory sessions on Saturday 7 April and Thursday 12 April. To register for one of these dates, visit: citz.co.uk/whatson/info/a-night-to-remember You must be over 18 to take part.
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Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT ACHILLES CREATED AND PERFORMED BY EWAN DOWNIE A Company of Wolves production Achilles tells the story of the greatest hero of the Greeks during the Trojan War: how his best friend is killed by the champion of the Trojans, his desperate grief, and his terrible vengeance. sing goddess sing sing goddess sing the rage of Achilles that sent to darkness so many souls and glazed their eyes in death that made their bodies carrion for the birds and dogs to tear their families wait forever for their coming home A fusion of storytelling, dance and song, Achilles tells of a man’s exorcism: a burning out of his vulnerability, his rage, and his humanity.
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CIRCLE STUDIO 23 – 27 Jan 7.30pm PREVIEW 23 Jan 7.30pm POST SHOW TALK 25 & 26 Jan TICKETS £14.50 │ £10 preview DIRECTOR Ewan Downie and Ian Spink SET & COSTUME DESIGNER Ana Inés Jabares Pita LIGHTING Alberto Santos Bellido DRAMATURGY & MUSIC Anna Porubcansky VOICE WORK Kirstin Linklater
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Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT 549: SCOTS OF THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR BY JACK NURSE AND ROBBIE GORDON A Wonder Fools production in association with Citizens Theatre and The Brunton Theatre. 1936. In villages, towns and cities across Scotland, 549 lives are gradually intertwining. People of contrasting backgrounds, ideologies and religions. Spurred on by their burning passion for equality and freedom, they will form the Scottish ranks of the Spanish Civil War’s legendary International Brigade. Based on a true story, this new play follows four miners from the streets of East Lothian to the valleys of Spain. They gave up everything they knew: for a land they did not know; for a people they had never met; and for a cause they believed was right. This new play with songs and storytelling is directed by Jack Nurse, who recently directed Lampedusa in our Circle Studio.
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Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT CIRCLE STUDIO 13 – 17 Feb 7.30pm PREVIEW 13 Feb 7.30pm MATINEE 17 Feb 2.30pm TICKETS £16.50 - £14.50│ £10 preview DIRECTOR Jack Nurse DESIGNER Cat McLauchlan LIGHTING Benny Goodman DRAMATURG Douglas Maxwell
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Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT THE MATCH BOX BY FRANK MCGUINNESS A Firebrand, Byre Theatre and Heart of Hawick coproduction The breathtaking new monologue by one of Ireland’s greatest dramatists, Frank McGuinness (Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme) is given its Scottish premiere by Firebrand, performed by Janet Coulson. The ties that bind us can never be broken, and the shocking events that bring Sal to exile on a remote Irish island are as unexpected as they are brutal. Her compelling journey through grief, revenge and the temptations of evil begs only one question: what would you do if pushed to the very edge? Based in the Scottish Borders, Firebrand tour award-winning contemporary theatre productions from writers such as Rona Munro, David Greig, David Harrower and Lucy Prebble and are presenting their first production at the Citizens Theatre. Directed by Firebrand’s Director of Productions Richard Baron, who also directs Bold Girls at the Citizens Theatre this season.
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Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT CIRCLE STUDIO 20 – 24 Feb 7.30pm TICKETS £16.50 - £12.50 DIRECTOR Richard Baron MUSIC Jon Beales
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COME HELL OR HIGH WATER A Citizens Theatre community production supported by Sky Arts If it’s no broke – why try to Brexit? An evening of fantastic new songs, provocative sketches and heart on your sleeve opinions about what it feels like to be living in Scotland today, knowing that the Brexit wave is heading our way. Come Hell or High Water is one of 50 new works commissioned by Sky Art’s Art 50 project, all on the theme of what it means to be British following the EU Referendum. Presented in partnership with the Scottish Refugee Council.
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CIRCLE STUDIO 21 – 24 Mar 7.30pm MATINEE 24 Mar 2.30pm TICKETS £12.50 - £10 DIRECTOR Guy Hollands COMPOSER Finn Anderson SCRIPT EDITOR Martin Travers
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Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT THREE SISTERS BY ANTON CHEKHOV IN A NEW VERSION BY ADRIAN OSMOND A Lung Ha Theatre production "When Father was alive, this place was packed… there was heat, there was laughter and life." Olga, Masha and Irina long for the glamour of Moscow; they long to be free of the life they have been ‘given’ in provincial Russia, to escape the countryside and return to the society to which they belong. But with the constant visits of soldiers and dignitaries, of family, friends and ‘acquaintances’, with work to be done, with marriages to be honoured will they ever be free of the family’s legacy and find fulfilment? A play of life, love, loss, dreams, whimsy, hope - real and false - of moving and of remaining where you are. Lung Ha Theatre Company is the leading theatre company for people with learning disabilities on Scotland, and with a growing reputation internationally. The Sibelius Academy trains artists, teachers and other music professionals who are skilled in independent and diverse artistic work. Supported by Creative Scotland and the City of Edinburgh Council
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Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT MAIN THEATRE 28 Mar 1.30pm & 7.30pm TICKETS £16.50 - £12.50 DIRECTOR Maria Oller DESIGN Karen Tennent COMPOSER Anna-Karin Korhonen COSTUME DESIGN Alison Brown ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Fiona Mackinnon, FST Assistant Director Bursary Scheme
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Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT RICHARD III (A ONE-WOMAN SHOW) ADAPTED BY EMILY CARDING AND KOLBRÚN BJÖRT SIGFÚSDÓTTIR FROM WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE A Brite Theater production Breaking new ground in Shakespearean performance, Brite Theater re-imagine Richard III as a one- woman show. The fourth wall is utterly obliterated as the audience takes on the roles of all the other characters at Richard's party in this intimate, unpredictable and moving production. Richard wants to entertain you, but will you survive? First performed at the Prague Fringe 2015, Richard III (a onewoman show) has been thrilling audiences around the globe ever since, including in New York, Rome, Reykjavík and a sellout run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
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CIRCLE STUDIO 10 – 14 Apr 7.30pm MATINEE 14 Apr 2.30pm TICKETS £16.50 - £12.50
DIRECTED BY Kolbrún Björt Sigfúsdóttir PERFORMED BY Emily Carding
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Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT CATHY BY ALI TAYLOR A Cardboard Citizens production Exploring homelessness 50 years on from the seminal Ken Loach film, Cathy Come Home, Cathy is candid, poignant and intimate. A five-star hit at the 2017 Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the play is a timely reflection on the social and personal impact of spiralling housing costs, gentrification and the challenges of forced relocation. Cardboard Citizens make theatre which illuminates homelessness and the lives of homeless people, revealing truth and sometimes beauty. This production comes to the Citizens Theatre following a 5star hit run at the 2017 Edinburgh Festival Fringe. "A harrowing, emotional piece... essential viewing. Gripping, soul-wrenching stuff" ★★★★★ Scottish Mail on Sunday ★★★★★ Reviews Hub ★★★★★ Edinburgh Festivals Magazine ★★★★★★ Edinburgh Evening News
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CIRCLE STUDIO 17 – 20 Apr 7.30pm MATINEE 21 Apr 2.30pm TICKETS £16.50 - £12.50 DIRECTOR Adrian Jackson
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Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT MCLUCKIE’S LINE BY MARTIN TRAVERS AND MARTIN DOCHERTY A Broke Lad production Unemployed actor and compulsive gambler McLuckie waits nervously in a claustrophobic corridor of a Glasgow hospital. He’s expecting the phone call he’s been waiting for his whole life – what could go wrong? Place your bets! Starring Martin Docherty who has previously appeared in Still Game, Rab C Nesbitt, Dear Green Place, River City, Gary: Tank Commander, Father Brown and Cloud Atlas. Marty Goes To Hollywood, a documentary featuring Martin as himself, won a New Talent Bafta in 2015. £1.00 from every ticket will be donated to MacMillan Cancer Support “ a major new voice might just have been heard” ★★★★ The Herald on Martin Travers “ There’s something strongly inscrutable about Docherty’s performance that is compellingly magnetic. His physicality is incredible” ★★★★ Exeunt Magazine on Martin Docherty
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CIRCLE STUDIO 25 – 28 Apr 7.30pm MATINEE 28 Apr 2.30pm TICKETS £16.50 - £12.50 DIRECTOR Adrian Jackson
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Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT HISTORICAL BACKSTAGE TOURS “ if you get the chance to go on the backstage tour, my advice is – go!” Alan, Tripadvisor DATES 28 Jan, 4 Feb, 22 Apr, 3 Jun 11am & 1pm £11 (includes coffee and cake) Our building will be going through some dramatic changes in the coming years. These last tours before we temporarily close for our redevelopment project are sure to be sell outs – don’t miss out! Tea and coffee are provided DRAMA CLASSES A range of acting classes for adults, children and teenagers are available throughout our Spring Season 2018. Saturday Citizens offers drama classes for 14-18 year olds with a learning disability. Book now by calling the Box Office on 0141 429 0022
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Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT POST SHOW TALKS – FREE! Stay after the performance for a chance to ask questions and hear more about the show. ACHILLES Thu 25 & Fri 26 Jan BOLD GIRLS Tue 30 Jan RITA, SUE AND BOB TOO Tue 13 Feb PASSING PLACES Tue 8 May OFF THE PAGE Informal sociable play reading sessions for seniors, exploring productions in our Spring 2018 season. RITA, SUE AND BOB TOO – SOLD OUT! Wednesdays 10 Jan – 28 Feb 2pm – 4pm £68 (8 sessions) LONG DAY’S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT Wednesdays 7 Mar – 25 Apr 2pm – 4pm £68 (8 sessions) No advance reading is required – enjoy finding out what happens each week! Page 35 of 38
Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT WE ARE CITIZENS A BUILDING, A COMPANY, A COMMUNITY The Citizens Theatre Company and its Gorbals home has been a key character in Glasgow’s story for 140 years. We Are Citizens and we are asking for your support to help us raise £1.6m to ensure that we can continue to produce unforgettable theatre, and provide audiences, artists, participants and the local community with a Citizens Theatre that everyone can be proud of. SHOW YOUR SUPPORT AT wearecitizens.citz.co.uk FRIENDS OF THE CITIZENS Friends of the Citizens help us put the most exciting, innovative and accessible work on stage. Membership starts from £5 a month, and includes a range of exclusive benefits, from discounts on tickets to invitations to lunch with our Artistic Director Dominic Hill. To find out more visit citz.co.uk/support
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Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT CONCESSIONS We offer a range of concessions that apply to all performances except Previews and Tuesdays and some Glasgow International Comedy Festival dates. Exceptions apply. Proof of eligibility/ID required. Senior Citizens £3 off full price tickets Matinees: £12.50 Disabled Concession £3 off full price tickets + free companion Matinees: £12.50 Equity, Scottish Society Of Playwrights, Bectu & Musicians Union Card-Holders £3 off full price tickets Students & Children £10 Unemployed & Gorbals Card £2 50P TICKETS 100 tickets over 10 performances On sale at 10am for: Bold Girls Sat 20 Jan Long Day’s Journey Into Night Sat 7 Apr All tickets must be bought in person at the theatre. Cash only. No reservations. Allocated price band II seats. 2 tickets per person. Terms & conditions apply. Page 37 of 38
Citizens Theatre Season Brochure SPRING 2018 LARGE PRINT GORBALS CARD If you live in a G5 postcode you can enjoy world-class theatre for just £2 with our Gorbals Card. Contact our Box Office for full terms and conditions or visit citz.co.uk/gorbalscard DEAF THEATRE CLUB Are you deaf or hard of hearing? We want everyone to enjoy the best night out at the Citizens Theatre. By coming along to one of our Deaf Theatre Club nights you are guaranteed: Discounted tickets – £5 per person BSL interpreted performance BSL trained staff on arrival for ticket pick up and bar orders BSL signed introduction to the show Deaf Theatre Club Spring 2018: BOLD GIRLS 2 Feb 7.30pm LONG DAY’S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT 4 May 7pm Find out more at citz.co.uk/deaftheatreclub To book tickets email Denise Differ denise@citz.co.uk or text 0758 292 2489 Page 38 of 38