Perth Theatre Subscription Season 2012 - 2013

Perth Theatre Subscription Season

“theatregoers have much to look forward to” The Times The Odd Couple (Female Version) by Neil Simon The Cone Gatherers by Robin Jenkins The Seafarer by Conor McPherson April in Paris by John Godber

tickets: 01738 621031 www.horsecross.co.uk

“Very funny indeed ” New York Post

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Fri 28 Sep – Sat 13 Oct

previews Wed 26 + Thu 27 Sep 7.30pm, Sat matinees 2.30pm

“I can’t even have dirty dreams. You come in and clean them up.”

Meet Olive Madison. She is a slob, and that’s the way she likes it. Her apartment carries a health warning, she serves snacks from the Jurassic era and even her wedding dress had Coca-Cola stains on it.

in men. So when Florence breaks up with her husband and has to move into Olive’s confined New York apartment, tempers fray. When they take tentative steps onto the dating scene together, things start to get messy – really messy.

Punctual, hypochondriac neat freak Florence Unger, however leaves no drink uncoastered. She can spot a grease stain at fifty blocks, can’t serve nuts without arranging them in ranks and she wears her seatbelt at drive-in movies.

Female friendships step into the spotlight as Neil Simon’s smash hit comedy of opposites is up-dated, up-gendered and remains uproariously funny. This is The Odd Couple as you have never seen it before. Move over Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau, this is 1985 and sisters are doing it for themselves!

Together, they make a distinctly odd couple...but what Olive and Florence do share is a lousy taste

Price

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Tue - Thu £17.50; concessions £12.50 Fri + Sat £19.50; concessions £14.50 Sat mat £16; concessions £12.50

£14; concessions £12 £15.50; concessions £14 £12.50; concessions £12

any performance: side circle £10.50; under 16's £5 prices include booking fees Senior Citizen concession applies to Sat matinees only

KIDS

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post show talks: xxxxxxxxx audio described performance: Thu 11 Oct, 7.20pm | Sat 13 Oct, 2.20pm BSL sign interpreted performance: 5 Oct, 7.30pm | Sat 13 Oct, 2.20pm

Please stay on for a BSL sign interpreted post show talk captioned performance: Sat 6 Oct, 2.30pm

Horsecross Arts presents an Aberdeen Performing Arts production

Tue 30 Oct – Sat 10 Nov

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7.30pm, Sat matinees 2.30pm

“ It was the war. That's what brought them.

It was the war.”

The acclaimed creative team that brought Perth the hugely popular Sunset Song and The Silver Darlings the third in a trilogy of Scottish literary classics: The Cone Gatherers – a haunting story of good versus evil, and the destructive power of envy and prejudice.

This classic Scottish novel tells the tale of two brothers gathering cones in a forest on a Scottish estate in order to replenish the trees felled for the war effort. Neil, and his hunchbacked brotherCalum, lead happy and contented lives

in these beautiful surroundings, completely detached from the destruction of the Second World War. However, their innocence and happiness is threatened by the dark, obsessive hatred of Duror the gamekeeper and the deep prejudices of the class system of the time. The obsessions of Duror grow stronger, building to a devastating climax.

Robin Jenkins’ greatest novel is brought to life in this brand new adaptation by Scottish dramatist Peter Arnott.

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Tue - Thu £17.50; concessions £12.50 Fri + Sat £19.50; concessions £14.50 Sat mat £16; concessions £12.50

£14; concessions £12 £15.50; concessions £14 £12.50; concessions £12

any performance: side circle £10.50; under 16's £5 prices include booking fees Senior Citizen concession applies to Sat matinees only post show talks: Wed 7 Nov audio described performance: Thu 8 Nov, 7.20pm | Sat 10 Nov, 2.20pm BSL sign interpreted performance: Fri 9 Nov, 7.30pm captioned performance: Sat 10 Nov, 2.30pm

KIDS

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by Conor McPherson directed by Rachel O’Riordan

Horsecross Arts and Lyric Theatre, Belfast present

Fri 8 Feb – Sat 23 Feb

previews Wed 6 + Thu 7 Feb

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7.30pm, Sat matinees 2.30pm

“I hope your eye is in. I hope your game is up. Because, to tell you the truth, I'd love a run for my money just once.”

By the light of a flickering candle, five men play cards. Each has his own reason to take part in this Christmas Eve poker game, but for one, the stakes couldn’t be higher...

The Seafarer tells the tale of James ‘Sharky’ Harkin; erstwhile fisherman/van driver/chauffeur and recovering alcoholic who has returned to his family home in Dublin. He is here to escape and to look after his blind older brother Richard, who rules the chaotic, booze-fuelled roost.

Soon old buddies Ivan and Nicky are round for a festive tipple or ten and bring with them a mysterious stranger. The cards come out, but as the game goes on it becomes clear to Sharky that drink will not be the only demon he has to face tonight.

Magnificently atmospheric, this darkly funny Faustian tale of hope and despair was nominated for Evening Standard; Tony and Olivier Awards for Best Play. It receives its Scottish and Northern Irish premiere in this joint Perth Theatre and Lyric Theatre, Belfast production.

“McPherson is quite possibly the finest playwright of his generation... The Seafarer may just be the pick-me-up play of the season.”

New York Times “... a midnight-black comedy... No matter what you’re expecting at the halfway mark, you won’t feel cheated when the curtain falls.”

Wall Street Journal

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Tue - Thu £17.50; concessions £12.50 Fri + Sat £19.50; concessions £14.50 Sat mat £16; concessions £12.50

£14; concessions £12 £15.50; concessions £14 £12.50; concessions £12

any performance: side circle £10.50; under 16's £5 prices include booking fees Senior Citizen concession applies to Sat matinees only

KIDS

GO FREE TUE:THU

post show talk: Thu 14 Feb audio described performance: Thu 21 Feb, 7.20pm | Sat 23 Feb, 2.20pm BSL sign interpreted performance: Fri 22 Feb, 7.30pm captioned performance: Sat 16 Feb, 2.30pm

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directed by Rachel O’Riordan

Fri 15 Mar – Sat 30 Mar previews Wed 13 + Thu 14 Mar

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7.30pm, Sat matinees 2.30pm

“Give us a kiss then, in Paris.”

Al and Bet are not what you'd call love's young dream; their marriage is on shaky foundations a bit like their house, their job prospects and their finances. So when they win a holiday to Paris in a magazine competition it seems the ideal way to inject some joie de vivre into their humdrum lives.

Armed with phrasebook, map and her new suit from British Home Stores, Bet drags Al out of his shed and off on the trip of a lifetime.

Straight talking, snappy and peppered with dry Northern wit; Shirley Valentine meets When Harry Met Sally in John Godber’s charming and bittersweet comedy about married life.

Together they bicker their way through the sights, suspicious cuisine and sleazy underbelly of Paris. Can the city of lovers pull them out of their

“a brilliantly simple, powerful piece of popular theatre” The Guardian

Nominated for a 1994 Olivier Award for Comedy of the Year, April in Paris is an irresistible dose of pathos and humour from one of the most performed writers in the English language.

romance rut, or has their relationship been lost in translation?

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Tue - Thu £17.50; concessions £12.50 Fri + Sat £19.50; concessions £14.50 Sat mat £16; concessions £12.50

£14; concessions £12 £15.50; concessions £14 £12.50; concessions £12 KIDS

any performance: side circle £10.50; under 16's £5 prices include booking fees Senior Citizen concession applies to Sat matinees only

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post show talk: Thu 28 Mar audio described performance: Thu 28 Mar 7.20pm | Sat 30 Mar, 2.20pm BSL sign interpreted performance: Fri 29 Mar, 7.30pm

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concessions Concessions usually apply to children (16 and under), Young Scots, unwaged, students and people with disabilities. Equity card holders get 50% off. Senior citizen concessions only apply to Saturday matinees for the subscription shows. Carers go free. Bring your ID when you collect tickets. All are subject to availability.

reservations, refunds + exchanges Tickets are non–refundable. We will make an exchange where possible to see the same show within its run. Subscribers can exchange tickets for free for subscription shows, otherwise there may be an admin charge.

booking fees Usually 50p per ticket, these are waived on all shows in this brochure if booked when subscribing.

family friendly Children welcome: we're breast-feeding friendly and booster seats, high chairs, bottle warming, and baby-changing facilities are available.

KIDS GO FREE

Kids go FREE Tue-Thu where you see this logo: two 16 or unders with a paying adult.

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Pay £10 for a year’s horsecrossregular membership (free to subscribers). Save 10% on tickets where you see this logo and on food at the theatre and concert hall. Also includes advance notice and priority booking where possible.

disability friendly Perth Theatre has wheelchair spaces, stair lifts, lift, induction loop, infra-red enhanced hearing system and staff who are trained to help.

We provide other special services to make our four subscription shows: The Odd Couple, The Cone Gatherers, The Seafarer and April in Paris.

Deaf or hard of hearing?

British Sign Language interpreted performances. See brochure for dates.

Guide/hearing dogs welcome in our buildings.

Captioned performances: Captions are similar to TV subtitles. See brochure for dates.

visually impaired?

Audio description: Listen to the action on stage as it happens using headsets that are linked to trained describers watching the show and describing the action. See brochure for dates.

Touch tours: Feel the set and costumes before the performance. Organised on the same dates as Audio Described performances. Tours are free but must be pre-booked through box office.

Transport: Collection available on same dates as Audio Described performances for £2 return.

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Judy

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Tam O' Shanter 5 – 8 Sep Joseph

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The Half

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The Vagina Monologues

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Sex and God

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The Man Who Had All the Luck

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“Perth Panto... one of the most traditional and well-loved in the land” The Scotsman

A Horsecross Arts production | Written by Alan McHugh

Fri 7 Dec – Sat 5 Jan The panto with the Eggs-Factor brings you heroes and villains, booing and cheering, slapstick, silliness and sing-along fun aplenty.

Book your seats in Perth’s beautiful, historic theatre for one of the very best traditional family pantomimes and start looking forward to a cracking Christmas outing for the whole family.

“Perth Theatre is famed for doing traditional pantomime and for doing it well” Perthshire Advertiser

off-peak peak adult

£17

£20

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£15

£18

child

£12

£13

family (max 2 adults) £52

£60

(includes booking fee)

Wizard Productions presents

Judy

starring Lesley Mackie written and directed by Terry Wale music direction by Stuart Watson

Wed 29 Aug - Sat 1 Sep:

7:30pm + Sat matinee 2.30pm Following her sell-out success as Edith Piaf in Toujours l’Amour, Lesley Mackie is joined by a cast of musicians and actors to bring another legendary voice to the Perth Theatre stage.

Back in the 1930's and 40's, a cinema-goers passport to fantasy was simply the price of a ticket, but for the people who provided these fantasies, there was no escape. Never-Never Land was their home, and dreams were their reality. At the tender age of thirteen, Judy Garland was admitted to this make-believe world and almost immediately fell victim to its fairy-tale values. This is her story. £15.50, £10.50; concessions £13.50 (includes booking fee)

KIDS GO FREE

A Communicado, co-production with Horsecross Arts and Assembly Festival, presents

Tam O'Shanter

Created and directed by Gerry Mulgrew

Wed 5 Sep - Sat 8 Sep: 7:30pm + Sat matinee 2.30pm In 2009, Perth Theatre created a new stage version of Tam O’Shanter to celebrate Robert Burns’ 250th anniversary. A cantering, booze-fuelled ghost story filled to the brim with music and song, it proved a hit with Perth audiences and led to sell-out shows.

Don’t miss this second chance to see the delightfully irreverent tribute to our National Bard as Tam O’Shanter returns to Perth Theatre for one week only prior to a Scottish tour.

“Zestful inventiveness and moving simplicity” The Times “A hugely enjoyable theatrical experience for all ages” Perthshire Advertiser “Tremendous fun” The Sunday Herald Audio Described: Sat 8 Sep, 2.15pm.

Wed, Thu + Sat mat £17.50, £10.50; concessions £15 Fri & Sat eve £19; £10.50 concessions £16.50

“A vigorous bolt of creative energy” The Guardian

Theatre Tours International presents

The Half

by Richard Dormer performed by Guy Masterson directed by David Calvitto

Sat 15 Sep: 7:30pm A 50 year old actor, down on his luck, attempts to reverse his fortunes by doing a one man show.

Nothing new there... except that he's chosen Shakespeare's Hamlet - uncut!

He's sold his car and his father's gold watch to pay for it all and his wife has left him. Everything rides on it. It's his opening night - The Half - 35 minutes before curtain up and he is starting to unravel... Will he make it to the stage or will he self-destruct?

Guy Masterson - performer of such powerhouse shows as Under Milk Wood, Animal Farm and Shylock and director of the Olivier Award Winning Morecambe, teams up with Richard Dormer, himself a master of the one man show Hurricane.

This is a show with everything: humour, pathos, high physicality and Shakespeare! Another tour de force. £14.50, £10.50; concessions £12.50 (includes booking fee)

Horsecross Arts and Magnetic North present

Sex and God

by Linda McLean Directed by Nicholas Bone

Tue 16 Oct: 7.30pm Four monologues on faith, lust and family are woven together to tell the stories of Lizzie, Jane, Sally and Fiona – each from a different period of the twentieth century. The women’s experiences of family, religion and ambition are shaped by those around them and the times they live in.

Sex and God is a lyrical, funny and touching new play

by Linda McLean, who has “quietly emerged as one of Scotland’s top women’s playwrights” The Scotsman, winning two Fringe Firsts and a Herald Angel.

Sex and God is the latest production from Magnetic North, whose highly acclaimed previous work includes the beautiful Walden and the hysterical Pass the Spoon.

Contains adult themes and some strong language. £14.50, £10.50; concessions £12.50 (includes booking fee)

The Man Who Had All the Luck follows the life of David Beeves, a motor mechanic in a small rural Midwest American town in the late 1930s, who day after day is blessed with good fortune. In contrast, his family and friends face difficult times: his father desperately trying to raise his underperforming brother to success on the baseball pitch, while his friend Shory, who is confined to a wheelchair, becomes more and more resentful of his misfortune.

While those around him suffer from everyday failures from redundancy to infertility, David continues to prosper. Yet the more success David achieves, the more depressed, guilty and paranoid he feels about the plight of those around him. Soon he begins to wonder what will happen when his luck runs out...

Is it luck, fate or hard work that brings a man his happiness?

Tue 23 Oct: 7:30pm £14.50, £10.50; concessions £12.50 (includes booking fee)

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Enjoy a two course meal for two including a large 175ml glass of wine for just £30.

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This very special offer may not be used in conjunction with any other offer or discount.

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Thu 8 Nov | Perth Concert Hall £20.50; concession £18.50 (includes booking fee)

‘IT EXPLODES LIKE GLITTERING FIREWORKS. BRILLIANT!’ SUNDAY TIMES

BILL KENWRIGHT

BY ARRANGEMENT WITH THE REALLY USEFUL GROUP PRESENTS

‘A SUPERB PIECE OF ENTERTAINMENT. I WAS THRILLED’DAILY MIRROR

LYRICS BY

MUSIC BY

TIM RICE

ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER

Tue 11 - Sat 15 Sep Perth Concert Hall

Time

Prices

Concessions

Tue 11 Sep

7.30pm

£22,£19,£17

£2.50 off

Wed 12 Sep

1.30pm

£22,£19,£17

£2.50 off

Wed 12 Sep

7.30pm

£27, £24,19.50

£2.50 off

Thu 13 Sep

7.30pm

£27, £24,19.50

£2.50 off

Fri 14 Sep

10.30am

£22,£19,£17

£2.50 off

Fri 14 Sep

7.30pm

£31,£28,£24

No Concessions

Sat 15 Sep

12.30pm

£28.50,£25.50,£21 £2.50 off

Sat 15 Sep*

4.30pm

£28.50,£25.50,£21 £2.50 off

Sat 15 Sep

7.30pm

£31,£28,£24

No Concessions

*Audio Described performance pre-show starts, 3.45pm

3.5 0 s e s £1 2 cour s es £17.5 0 3 cour

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