Perth Theatre subscription season 2013:2014

Subscription Season

tickets: 01738 621031 www.horsecross.co.uk

Horsecross Arts presents a Perth Theatre and Tron Theatre production of

William Shakespeare's

BETH Directed by Rachel O’Riordan

Fri 20 Sep – Sat 5 Oct

Previews Wed 18 & Thu 19 Sep 7.30pm, Sat matinees 2.30pm, Wed matinees 1.30pm

“…a masterclass in how to stage Shakespeare for a 21st Century audience” Perthshire Advertiser on Rachel O’Riordan’s Twelfth Night for Perth Theatre, 2011

Price

Subscribers' Price

Tue - Thu £18; concessions £13 Fri + Sat £20; concessions £15 Matinees £16.50; concessions £13

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

Any performance: 16 and under, students £7; side circle £11 prices include booking fees where applicable Senior Citizen concession applies to Sat mat only post-show talk: Sat 5 Oct, after matinee performance captioned performance: Sat 28 Sep: 2.30pm audio described performances: Thu 3 Oct: 7.20pm | Sat 5 Oct: 2.20pm Pre - Show BSL sign interpreted performance: Sat 5 Oct: 2.30pm Please stay on for a BSL sign interpreted post-show talk

KIDS

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In the bloodied fields of ancient Scotland, victorious generals Macbeth and Banquo witness a prophecy of three witches: Macbeth will sit on Scotland’s throne.

A dark seed of ambition has been planted and with King Duncan feasting under their roof, Macbeth and his wife draw their daggers and take fate into their own hands. A king is murdered, a crown seized and a vicious spiral of betrayal and bloody violence begins.

Shakespeare’s shortest and most brutal tragedy of superstition and vaulting ambition is a wild ride from power and glory to greed and treachery. In a ruthless struggle to secure control of a nation, Scotland becomes a battleground where trust, loyalty and truth are only the first victims.

Director Rachel O'Riordan is a passionate advocate for Shakespeare's plays. She worked as associate director on Peter Hall's acclaimed production of Shakespeare's Measure for Measure and in 2007 was nominated for a TMA award as Best UK Director for the Lyric Theatre, Belfast's production of Much Ado About Nothing.

Warning: contains scenes of nudity and violence.

««««“This is as beautifully spoken and elegantly produced a Shakespeare as has been seen” The Guardian, on Rachel O'Riordan's production of Much Ado about Nothing for the Lyric Theatre, Belfast

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“A world-class comedy” TheatreMania.com

“If you haven’t seen or read the play let me give you an idea. It’s part Sixth Sense, part Victoria Wood, part Fatal Attraction – yes it really is!”

Johnny McKnight, director

“a featherlight fantasy that will tickle everyone’s fancy” Curtain Up “Can still keep an audience in a state of tickled contentment” New York Times, 2009

Price

Subscribers' Price

Tue - Thu £18; concessions £13 Fri + Sat £20; concessions £15 Sat mat £16.50; concessions £13

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

Any performance: 16 and under, students £7; side circle £11 prices include booking fees where applicable Senior Citizen concession applies to Sat mat only post-show talk: Sat 16 Nov, after matinee performance captioned performance: Sat 9 Nov: 2.30pm audio described performances: Thu 14 Nov: 7.20pm | Sat 16 Nov: 2.20pm Pre - Show BSL sign interpreted performance: Sat 16 Nov: 2.30pm Please stay on for a BSL sign interpreted post-show talk

KIDS

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“You called me back, at great inconvenience... I came… and you have been thoroughly churlish ever since I arrived!”

This supernatural comedy full of ghostly goings-on and mysterious misunderstandings is a vintage night of laughter and thrills.

In need of inspiration for his next book, novelist Charles Condomine and his wife Ruth hire the services of eccentric psychic Madame Arcati. They are hoping for an evening of high spirits, but when the madcap mystic accidentally brings Charles’s first wife, Elvira, back from beyond the grave, life - and the afterlife become very complicated indeed.

Part thriller, part farce, part domestic drama – yet always funny, Blithe Spirit offers the audience a thoroughly spirited evening, but also asks – does first love ever die? Are there ever only two people in a marriage? What if your past sets up camp in your house and stubbornly refuses to leave?

Noël Coward’s sharp wit, piercing eye for relationships and unforgettable characters have made him one of the truly great comic writers of British theatre with classic plays including Private Lives, Hay Fever and Present Laughter. When first produced, Blithe Spirit became the most successful show the West End and Broadway had ever seen and has since proved enduringly popular and enjoyable - a true classic.

Welcome to Perth Theatre’s subscription season.

You will notice that this season the award-winning Perth Theatre is offering two subscription shows. They promise to be quite spectacular and very much set the tone for our producing ambitions as we embark on the transformation of Perth Theatre.

Our recent success at the Critics’ Awards for Theatre in Scotland, where we won the Best Ensemble and Rachel won Best Director for The Seafarer, our 2013 co-production with the Lyric Theatre, Belfast, cements our position alongside the best in Scotland and gives us much confidence as we prepare for an exciting few years to come.

In spring, we will set off on an extraordinary two-year project to restore the Edwardian auditorium to its original splendour, improve comfort and facilities for audiences and artists and create brand new creative learning and small-scale performance spaces.

During this transformation, we will continue to create theatre across Perthshire. We will keep in touch with all our subscribers about these events, which we hope will surprise and delight those who know us well and entice new theatregoers to return with us to our new home when the theatre re-opens.

While the full funding for construction and refurbishment has already been pledged, we still have £500,000 to raise from audiences and

tickets

Concessions Concessions usually apply to children (16 and under), Young Scot card-holders, unwaged, students and people with disabilities. Equity card-holders get 50% off on subscription shows from Tuesday-Thursday. 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.

supporters. This money is needed to equip our historic theatre and new studio with the technical facilities necessary to embark upon another century of theatre in Perth. As some of the money will be used to buy or refurbish the seats you will be sitting in, we hope that you, our most valued supporters, will consider our seat sponsorship and dedication offer as detailed in this brochure.

As we only have time for two plays this season, we have chosen two classics of enduring craft and power which we are sure will energise Perth’s stage and enthral audiences. Subscribers are still entitled to their usual generous discounts when booking for both plays and we hope you will join us for more drama from the selection in the following pages. Simply add these to your subscription choices on the enclosed form.

Thank you for your continued support.

Jacqueline McKay, Chief Executive, Horsecross Arts

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 two subscription shows, Macbeth and Blithe Spirit, more accessible.

Deaf, deafened or hard of hearing?

Tickets are non-refundable. We will make an exchange where possible to see the same show within its run. Subscribers can exchange tickets within the run of each subscription show.

You only have to pay the difference if you’re moving to a more expensive performance.

British Sign Language interpreted performances.

See brochure for dates. We are also adding BSL interpreted post-show talks as part of our Deaf Theatre Club partnership with Solar Bear.

Guide/hearing dogs are welcome in our buildings.

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

Booking fees

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 Jen Hoy, Front of House Manager, on 01738 477748.

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

Contact Jen Hoy on the number above to find out about pick up points.

Reservations, refunds + exchanges

Usually £1 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 and unders with a paying adult.

membership

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.

Information correct at time of going to print. Some of the information in this programme may change and other shows may be added – check online or at the box office.

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The price for both shows is at the end.

Hallowe'en performance

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Blithe Spirit

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Your Subscription Day

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Remember, if something else comes up on that date you can exchange your tickets for free – you only have to pay the difference if you’re moving to a more expensive performance.

Changes require original ticket(s) to process. Tickets are non-refundable.

Senior Citizen concessions only apply to Saturday matinees for subscription shows.

See left for more information on when concessions apply. Please bring ID when you attend.

For subscription shows, Saturday matinees start at 2.30pm, Wednesday matinees at 1.30pm and evenings at 7.30pm.

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Add on any other shows you’d like to see (book now to save and waive booking fee).

List of shows

chosen date

subscriber price

concession price

The Incredible Adventures of See Thru Sam

£9.00

£6.30

The Collection

£12.60

£10.80

Sherlock Holmes The Death and Life

£12.60

£10.80

Fri 8 Nov

£21.60 £19.80 £16.65

£18.00 £15.75 £12.60

51 Shades of Maggie

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£13.05

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Tue 15 Oct

Admission: One Shilling

Thu 21 Nov - Sat 23 Nov

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Please return to: Perth Theatre 185 High Street | Perth Or call the box office 01738 621031

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Ladies and Gentlemen, please take Sponsor a seat As part of our fundraising efforts, we are asking our audiences and subscribers to sponsor a seat in the newly transformed Perth Theatre. Funds raised will ensure this new building is fully-equipped with all the fittings, furnishings and facilities that our artists and audiences need for unforgettable creative experiences.

To sponsor a seat in our new Studio Theatre we are asking for donations of £250 or more per seat. To sponsor a fully refurbished seat in our historic Edwardian auditorium we are asking for donations of £400 or more per seat. Not only will you have a unique dedication of your choice, your donation will help to restore one of Scotland’s most historic and well-loved theatres. You could buy a special gift for a friend, loved one, a business, a school or a team. You could name a seat for a special occasion such as a birthday or Christmas present, anniversary, a unique gift, to thank someone, in memory of a loved one or to show your support of the arts in Perthshire.

Payment Information I would like to sponsor seat(s) in the historic Perth Theatre auditorium (minimum donation £400 per seat) I would like to sponsor seat(s) in the new Perth Theatre studio (minimum donation £250 per seat) I would like to make an additional one-off donation of £

I would like to pay by cheque/credit card along with my subscription (see payment details on previous page) OR Please contact me to arrange a seat sponsorship by standing order over 10 months

Are you a UK taxpayer?

If so, you can use Gift Aid to make your donations go further. By completing this declaration we can claim Gift Aid tax relief of 25 pence in every pound you give. Complete the form below and send it together with your donation.

I would like to Gift Aid this donation to: Perth Theatre Redevelopment Fund Amount:

Name:

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Address:

Email

Postcode:

Date: I confirm I have paid or will pay an amount of Income Tax and/or Capital Gains Tax for the current tax year (6 April to 5 April) that is at least equal to the amount of tax that all the charities and Community Amateur Sports Clubs (CASCs) that I donate to will reclaim on my gifts for the current tax year. I understand that other taxes such as VAT and Council Tax do not qualify. I understand the charity will reclaim 25p of tax on every £1 that I have given.

Notes: • You can cancel or amend this declaration at any time by notifying Horsecross Arts, eg. if you change

your name or address.

• If your circumstances change and you no longer pay enough income or capital gains tax to cover the

amount claimed by us, please contact info@horsecross.co.uk • Higher rate taxpayers can claim further tax relief via their Self-Assessment tax return (currently 25

pence for each pound given), and can claim back the difference between basic and higher rate tax.

• Gift Aid is linked to basic rate tax (currently 20%), which allows charities to reclaim 25 pence in

the pound.

For more information about our transformational plans for Perth Theatre, please visit www.transformperththeatre.co.uk or contact us at transform@perththeatre.co.uk.

Thank you for your continued support of Perth Theatre.

your seat for the future of Perth Theatre In 2014, Perth Theatre will undergo a ÂŁ13.5m transformation After 114 years, the historic auditorium will be fully refurbished to its original splendour and a new studio theatre will be built, along with three new spaces for our many participatory groups and workshops. The foyer spaces will be redesigned around these facilities creating a striking, welcoming and accessible new building connecting Perth High Street with Mill Street and preparing the theatre for another century at the creative heart of Perth.

Please do get in touch with any questions about our plans and with any memories and tales of Perth Theatre's past. We would love to capture these memories and experiences as we restore our theatre and prepare it for the future. There will be a chance to see our plans, talk with our team and our architects and take a backstage tour during our Open Doors Day event on Sunday 22 September. We hope you can join us then.

with thanks to our funders and partners

Horsecross Arts Ltd is a charity registered in Scotland, no SC022400

Julie Brown and Random Accomplice present

A bittersweet comedy from Scottish playwright Johnny McKnight, published by Oberon Books

Tue 8 Oct: 7.30pm

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Sam McTannan is just a typical 15 year old, with one exception.

Sam is a superhero! He can literally turn see-through when it suits him, only today something is wrong. Sam's powers are failing him and the people he doesn't want to see him start paying a little bit too much attention.

A heartbreaking, life-affirming comedy about life, love and being a total loser. See Thru Sam is presented with fully integrated animation giving the show a unique comic-book style, which won the 2013 Critics' Award for Theatre in Scotland (CATS) Award for Best Technical Presentation.

Suitable for ages 14+ (some strong language) £11 (includes booking fee); concessions £7 Subscribers: £9; concessions £6.30

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Jay Productions present Roger Llewellyn in David Stuart Davies’ internationally-acclaimed solo drama

Sherlock Holmes…

The Death and Life

Directed by the award-winning Gareth Armstrong

Tue 15 Oct: 7.30pm

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In tandem with his sell-out world tours with the acclaimed Sherlock Holmes... the Last Act!, Roger Llewellyn is mesmerising in this wryly humorous tale of murder, mystery and the occult.

The play begins with Holmes’ creator, Arthur Conan Doyle, creating the character of Holmes’ evil-genius-nemesis, Professor James Moriarty, in a bid to kill off the great detective, by whom the author now feels burdened. But the game is still afoot and Conan Doyle’s intention, combined with his passion for contacting the spirit world via séance, has frightening and at times hilarious - consequences…

Sherlock Holmes... the Death and Life is a light-hearted fantasy, illustrating the battle between an author's intentions, and the rebellious personalities of his literary creations. £15; concessions £13, side circle £11 (includes booking fee) Subscribers: £12.60; concessions £10.80; side circle £9 Pre - Show

Rapture Theatre, in association with The Beacon Greenock, presents

The Collection

by Mike Cullen

Thu 10 Oct: 7.30pm

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Rapture returns to Perth Theatre, after its popular and critically-acclaimed production of Gagarin Way in 2011, with The Collection by leading Scottish playwright Mike Cullen.

Lawson is the best collector in the business. Operating in the seedy world of debt collection, he is at the top of the ‘profession’.

However when one of his clients commits suicide, Lawson’s life is shattered irrevocably.

As the mystery deepens around the suicide, the noose tightens, the stakes are raised and Lawson and his colleagues are pushed into a deadly power game from which there can only be one winner.

This mysterious play, which is both funny and shocking, will have audiences on the edge of their seats. Combining the wit and power of Harold Pinter with the gritty milieu of David Mamet, directed

by Michael Emans and featuring Jimmy Chisholm, Stewart Porter and Fletcher Mathers, The Collection makes for a powerful night at the theatre.

Suitable for ages 15+ £15; concessions £13, side circle £11 (includes booking fee) Subscribers: £12.60; concessions £10.80; side circle £9

“Power, sex, death - this Collection as it all” Sunday Herald

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“After a half hour I thought some of the people around me were in such states of helpless laughter, they would need urgent hospitalisation” Andrew Hill, Chief Executive, Grand Opera House, Belfast

Thu 21 – Sat 23 Nov: 7.30pm

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This hilarious new spoof play of 50 Shades of Grey is full of naughty bits and will have you laughing out loud. Join Maggie Muff and her friends on this (slightly filthy) journey of love, booze and whips! This is the perfect girly night out with your friends for the best night at the theatre you’ve had in ages. Prepare for the funniest, sexiest (and maybe dirtiest) show of 2013... “...made us laugh till we cried... the two hours flashed past amid great hilarity...”Belfast Telegraph £17, £11.50; concessions £15.50 (includes booking fee) Subscribers: £14.40, £9.45; concessions £13.05

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Horsecross Arts presents a Perth Theatre production

Written by Alan McHugh Directed by Rachel O’Riordan

Fri 6 Dec 2013 – Sat 4 Jan 2014 “Perth Theatre is famed for doing traditional pantomime and for doing it well” Perthshire Advertiser off peak

peak

adult

£17.50

£20.50

concessions

£15.50

£18.50

child

£12.50

£13.50

family (4 tickets, max 2 adults)

£54.00

£62.00

(includes booking fee)

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Admission: One Shilling starring Patricia Routledge Fri 8 Nov: 7.30pm

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Award-winning actress Patricia Routledge and international concert pianist Piers Lane tell the extraordinary story of Myra Hess and her famous wartime National Gallery concerts. In Dame Myra's own words - compiled by her great-nephew, composer Nigel Hess - and with piano music by Bach, Beethoven, Schubert, Brahms, Schumann and Chopin, we hear how the 'great adventure' of these 1600 lunchtime concerts began, and how it continued while bombs rained down on London.

Redoubtable, courageous, inspiring, and always with a twinkle in the eye, Myra never wrote an autobiography, and her letters and other articles were particularly sparse during those war years, with all her time being taken up playing, practising, and organising the concerts. The script for the show has, therefore, been compiled from Myra's press and radio interviews during that time, as well as from broadcasts where she said a few words before playing. This uplifting story about the healing power of music is directed by Christopher Luscombe. £25, £23, £19.50; concessions £21, £18.50, £15 (includes booking fee) Subscribers: £21.60, £19.80, £16.65; concessions £18, £15.75, £12.60 Pre - Show

DIRECT FROM THE WEST END

‘SIMPLY THE BEST’ LAURA THOMPSON - DAILY TELEGRAPH

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‘SENSATIONAL’

‘TERRIFIC’

QUENTIN LETTS · DAILY MAIL

CLIVE DAVIS · THE TIMES

‘UNFORGETTABLE’

‘PHENOMENAL’

PAUL TAYLOR · THE INDEPENDENT

ROBERT GORE-LANGTON · MAIL ON SUNDAY

ARWA HAIDER · METRO

‘MAGNIFICENT’

‘SUPERB’

TOM WICKER · TIME OUT

BILL KENWRIGHT AND JOHN MILLER PRESENT

Inspired by the music, lives and times of IKE &

Mon 9 - Sat 14 Sep Perth Concert Hall

Make a meal of it!

Be sure to reserve a table for a bite before the show

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Subscribers

save 10% on food with your subscriber’s horsecrossregular membership

Subscriber Offer Enjoy a two course meal for two including a large 175ml glass of wine for just ÂŁ30. When you subscribe, you will be sent a voucher to use at Redrooms restaurant, Perth Theatre. This very special offer may not be used in conjunction with any other offer or discount.

Call or email to book your table reserve a table at glassrooms on 01738 477724 or e-mail glassrooms@horsecross.co.uk

reserve a table at redrooms on 01738 472709 or e-mail redrooms@horsecross.co.uk