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Theatre Guide Autumn/Winter 2011
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Tartuffe The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui The Playhouse Studio Returns Everyword The Swallowing Dark The First 100 Years Celebrating the Centenary of the Liverpool Repertory Company The Ladykillers Cinderella Theatre for Everyone We Would Like to Thank Where We Are Tickets and Information Discounts, Deals, How to Book Diary
Please note: all information is correct at time of going to print. For the most up to date information please visit www.everymanplayhouse.com
S Celebrating the Centenary of the Liverpool Repertory Company on 11 November 2011.
or The Imposter
By Roger McGough after Molière
“Anarchic, irreverent and hysterically funny” The Observer
Photo © by Robert Day from original production in 2008
Tartuffe is a beacon of piety and has his feet firmly under the table in the home of wealthy merchant, Orgon. But the family smells a rat and amid the frills and frivolity of seventeenth century society, they hatch a cunning plan to outwit the wily deceiver before he brings their house crashing down… The outstanding Capital of Culture 2008 hit Roger McGough’s “brilliant adaptation” (Independent) of Molière’s sublime comedy returns. Gemma Bodinetz’s “sparkling production” (Sunday Times) opens in Liverpool before a UK tour.
Directed by Gemma Bodinetz Designed by Ruari Murchison Lighting by Colin Grenfell Sound by Fergus O’Hare Music by Conor Linehan Cast includes: Joe Alessi, Eithne Browne, Simon Coates, Annabelle Dowler, Rebecca Lacey, Emily Pithon and Alan Stocks. “There simply aren’t enough superlatives to express just how glorious this production is” The Stage
10/10 “an irresistible piece of theatre” Liverpool ECHO “Comedy genius… fun, frivolous and fantastic” Metro 12+ AGE
Fri 16 Sep
Sat 17 Sep at 2pm
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Wed 14 Sep
PTS
Thu 15 Sep
Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse and English Touring Theatre Present Tartuffe
THU 8 SEP TO SAT 17 SEP www.ett.org.uk
“Roll up, Roll up! Ladies and gentlemen We’re thrilled – we’re over the moon – to present This gangster spectacle for your enjoyment A tale of murder, fraud, mass unemployment, Acting lessons, tommy guns, and much much more…” It’s 1930s Chicago and as the Great Depression hits the city’s fortunes, small-time boss Arturo strikes a deal and makes a killing. Soon his shadow looms from the markets to the docks. But whether you’re with him or against him, you can’t ignore the resistible rise of Arturo Ui.
Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse and Nottingham Playhouse Theatre Company Present The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui
FRI 30 SEP TO SAT 22 OCT
Written by Liverpool playwright Stephen Sharkey (The May Queen) this new potent translation of Brecht’s shocking 1941 satire contains pitch black humour in a striking production directed by Walter Meierjohann. Directed by Walter Meierjohann Set Designed by Ti Green Costume and Video Design by Louis Price Lighting Design by Mike Gunning Composition and Sound Design by Nikolas Kodjabashia 12+ AGE Thu 20 Oct at 1.30pm and 7.30pm
Sat 22 Oct at 2pm
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Mon 10 Oct
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THE RESISTIBLE RISE OF
ARTURO UI BY BERTOLT BRECHT TRANSLATED BY STEPHEN SHARKEY
A GANGSTER SPECTACLE
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ATheStar Is Reborn Playhouse Studio Returns For several years the Playhouse housed a small studio in what is now our rehearsal room. It was the compact crucible for many a fledgling writer and performer. Indeed, many of our most celebrated theatre practitioners took their first steps as artists in the safe yet utterly daring Playhouse Studio.
How many times have we been asked if / when we could bring it back? Well the answer is the renaissance of the Playhouse Studio is our birthday present to the theatre. Its opening production will be the world première of a new play by Liverpool writer Lizzie Nunnery, The Swallowing Dark and in November it will play host to Everyword. The new Studio will be a dynamic space which will nurture the theatrical talents of the future.
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Everyword 2011 For anyone aspiring to be a writer, wanting to see a new play in development or wanting to work with the UK’s leading practitioners, Everyword 2011 new writing festival is a 2-week whirlwind of events, readings, discussions, debates and workshops. This year, Everyword moves to “All writers need inspiration as the Playhouse taking full advantage well as a sense of community. of the different spaces around the (Everyword) annual festival building, including the reopened of new writing offers both” Playhouse Studio. The Guardian Everyword has seen the first readings of many new plays that have progressed to full-scale productions, which, in the past year alone, include Tiny Volcanoes, Dead Heavy Fantastic, Endz and this season’s The Swallowing Dark.
Full listings of workshops, readings and events will be announced in September on www.everymanplayhouse.com.
MON 7 NOV TO SAT 19 NOV
The Swallowing Dark By Lizzie Nunnery
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“These are the stories. These are ours. This is the dark side of the stone where the creatures creep” Canaan and his son have come a long way to escape the horrors of Zimbabwe under Mugabe. But when Martha asks him to revisit his darkest memories, he’s forced to fight for their lives a second time.
Performed in the intimacy of the re-opened Playhouse Studio, this world première is a psychological thriller that combines devastating power with the telling of a good story. Directed by Paul Robinson HHHHH “Liverpool’s modern-day Ibsen”
Martha needs only an honest tale, The Guardian on Lizzie Nunnery’s but are either of them who they Intemperance seem, and is the truth ever a AGE simple story? 14+ AW
Wed 26 Oct
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Fri 28 Oct
Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse and Theatre503 Present The Swallowing Dark
THU 20 OCT TO SAT 29 OCT
The First 100 Years Tonight our city leads. All you who care For her fair fame in England keep it fair, Make this foundation firm, work till it be Part of her praise on men’s lips over sea That when they name her they will say of her, ‘Famous for ships and this her theatre’ A Poem for the Opening by John Masefield
On 11 November 1911, a small group of passionate believers established the Liverpool Repertory Company – one of England’s very first ‘reps’ – in what was then the Star Music Hall. In 1917, as a statement of theatrical intent, the building was renamed the Liverpool Playhouse. In 2011 the spirit that underpinned those original pioneers who sought to create high-quality, home-produced theatre in Liverpool is very much alive and well. Throughout its life the Playhouse has fostered some of the country’s finest acting talent – including Robert Donat, Michael Redgrave, Rachel Kempson, John Thaw, Anthony Hopkins, Patricia Routledge, Ian McKellen, Patrick Stewart and many, many more – and the rich variety of the 12
repertory programme formed many generations of committed theatregoers. The creative crucible of the Playhouse Studio brought many new writing and acting talents into the light for the first time, and the main stage has propelled numerous productions out onto the national and international stage. This season offers a taste of the Playhouse’s spirit by combining the finest actors with bold exploration; mingling classic drama with urgent, contemporary writing, and mixing Liverpool talent with national touring and transfers. We hope it gets the next century off to a flying start.
Images from left to right, top to bottom: The Star Music Hall, Alison Steadman, Anthony Hopkins, Bill Gaunt, Corin Redgrave, Ian McKellen, John Thaw, Ken Dodd, Kim Cattrall, Patrick Stewart, Stephanie Lawrence
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Celebrating the Centenary of the Liverpool Repertory Company As we celebrate our 100% season, this important landmark in the theatre’s history will be marked with a series of events leading up to the anniversary on 11 November 2011. Centenary Countdown years. There will be an opportunity From 3 August (100 days before the to share your own stories and birthday) we will be counting down memories of the Playhouse too. to the big day with a series of interesting facts and details from Everyword the theatre’s past on our website On 11 November as part of at www.everymanplayhouse.com. Everyword, High Hearted Theatre will use the theatre building itself Liverpool Playhouse – as the site of a unique performance. A Theatre and Its City This will be an opportunity to travel A new book will be published behind the scenes and to see by University of Liverpool Press: locations usually hidden from view Liverpool Playhouse: A Theatre – the echoes, ghosts and dreams and Its City. Compiled by Ros that linger throughout the building. Merkin, the book celebrates 100 years with contributions and An Awfully Big Adventure stories from those who have Join us for a reading and been part of the extraordinary screening of Beryl Bainbridge’s journey of the Playhouse. semi-autobiographical novel, Available from the Playhouse and An Awfully Big Adventure. Set on our website from 11 November. backstage at the Playhouse in 1950 it follows young aspiring Foyer Exhibition actress, Stella as she joins the Explore the foyer spaces of the Liverpool Repertory Company theatre and discover more about for their Christmas production its great history through an of Peter Pan. Check our website exhibition charting the last 100 for details. 14
Image: The Playhouse Exterior, 1959
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EDWARD SNAPE FOR FIERY ANGEL LTD IN ASSOCIATION WITH LIVERPOOL EVERYMAN AND PLAYHOUSE PRESENT
Peter Capaldi JAMES FLEET Ben Miller Clive Rowe STEPHEN WIGHT & marcia Warren erforce a s Mrs Wilb
by Graham Linehan directed by Sean Foley
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A tale of deception, farce, inept gangsters and tea. The eccentric Mrs Wilberforce lives in a lopsided Victorian house over the King’s Cross railway tunnel, with just her parrot General Gordon for company. When she decides to let her spare room, the mysterious Professor Marcus moves in; but he and his motley crew of ‘musicians’ may not be the fine upstanding gentlemen they appear…
This exciting new adaptation by Graham Linehan (Father Ted, The IT Crowd) of the classic Ealing Comedy, features a stellar cast including Peter Capaldi, Ben Miller, James Fleet, Clive Rowe, Stephen Wight and Marcia Warren. Directed by Sean Foley Designed by Michael Taylor Lighting Design by James Farncombe Sound Design by Ben and Max Ringham Special Effects by Scott Penrose From the motion picture screenplay by William Rose and by special arrangement with Studiocanal.
AGE 12+ AW
Mon 14 Nov
PTS
Thu 17 Nov
Edward Snape for Fiery Angel Ltd in Association with Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse Present The Ladykillers
THU 3 NOV TO SAT 19 NOV 17
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There are those who find this hard to conceive But magic does come to those who believe… And so it was for Cinderella, Who slept by the fire in a dark, dank cellar. In rags she was forced to sweep the cold floor, With her dreams for comfort and nothing more. She’d been left in the clutches of a cruel step mother Whose vile jealous rage was like no other. She had two step sisters, a masculine pair One was clean shaven, the other had hair! The troublesome trio will break her heart Unless you get down to play your part! Scream and shout, let it all hang out, If these are the things you care about?! Are you a man or are you a scouse? ‘cause the Everyman panto’s gonna rock the Playhouse! So pull up your bellbottoms, pack an umbrella, Party on down …it’s Cinderella!! Cast includes Rock ‘N’ Roll panto favourites Adam Keast and Francis Tucker. “At Christmas, at least, there are few things which come with as cast iron a guarantee of fun as the Rock ‘N’ Roll panto” Liverpool ECHO, Sleeping Beauty 2010
5+ AGE
Sat 14 Jan at 2pm
Thu 19 Jan at 1.30pm and 7.30pm BSL Sat 21 Jan at 2pm PTS Tue 13 Dec 19
Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse Present The Rock ‘N’ Roll Panto Cinderella
SAT 3 DEC TO SAT 21 JAN
Theatre for Everyone Here at the Playhouse theatre, we believe everyone, no matter what their age or experience, should have the opportunity to enjoy great theatre. Look out for the following symbols on show pages and in the diary at the back. Accessible Performances Audio description is a live verbal commentary giving information on the visual elements of a production as it unfolds. It’s great for anyone who sometimes finds it difficult to see the details of a performance; you don’t have to be blind to make use of audio description. A description of the setting, costumes and a full touch tour of the set are also available before the performance starts. Captioning is similar to television subtitling and converts the spoken word into text, which is displayed on a caption unit situated on or next to the stage. The captions also include the name of the character who is speaking or singing and descriptions of any sound effects. Captioning is a great way for anyone who sometimes finds it difficult to hear the actors speaking to still enjoy coming to the theatre.
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British Sign Language BSL Interpreted Performance. If you require this guide in a large print format or as an audio guide, please contact Box Office or visit our website, where you can listen to audio files about each production. Audio brochure, Braille and Large Print format guides are available from the Box Office on request.
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Theatre for Everyone Afterwords
Post-show discussions which AW take place on stage following a performance. Free with a theatre ticket.
Page To Stage Masterclasses
Discover how a scene of PTS the play is staged and gain an understanding of how the production was created and of the themes involved. Masterclasses take place in the auditorium before a matinée performance. £2 with a theatre ticket. Booking advised.
Pre-Show Talk
A talk before the PRE performance starts.
Family Friendly
We’re part of a Merseyside wide scheme which brings together activities and events for families (from toddlers to grandparents) into one easy to use website and regular e-newsletter. Where you see the FF logo, the show is suitable for all ages. www.family friendly.merseyside.org.uk.
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We Would Like to Thank Our funders Thanks to Liverpool City Council for its financial support
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The latest travel advice is available from the Box Office and also on our website.
Please note the car park closes at midnight.
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Tickets and Information Tartuffe The Resistible Rise Of Arturo Ui Previews: £12 Mon-Thu Eve: £10, £12.50, £15, £17 Fri-Sat Eve: £14, £16, £19, £21 Midweek Mat: £10, £12.50, £14 Weekend Mat: £10, £12.50, £14, £16 The Swallowing Dark All performances: £10 The Ladykillers Previews: £12 Mon-Thu Eve: £10, £12.50, £15, £18 Fri-Sat Eve: £14.50, £17, £22, £25 Midweek Mat: £10, £12.50, £15 Weekend Mat: £12.50, £15, £18 Cinderella ● Previews: £10, £12, £15 ● Schools Matinées: £12, £15 ● Premium Matinées: £12, £16, £20, £22 ● Evenings: £10, £12, £14, £16 ● Premium Evenings: £12, £16, £20, £22
Season Saver
The more you see, the more you save! Buy a full price ticket for a production this season* and save £2 on your 2nd production and £4 on your 3rd production. *either Tartuffe, Arturo Ui or The Ladykillers. Please note: Season Saver applicable on top two ticket prices only and excludes previews. (If you have already purchased your tickets for The Ladykillers, then you can still take advantage of the Season Saver by calling Box Office).
Family Tickets ● Previews: £38, £50, £55 ● Schools Matinées: £38, £50 ● Premium Matinées: £54, £70, £78 ● Evenings: £38, £46, £54 ● Premium Evenings: £54, £70, £78
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Discounts, Deals, How to Book Discounts
Group Booking and Discounts
Available for over 60s, education groups, children 16 and under, unwaged persons (in receipt of Jobseekers’ Allowance), disabled, students and under 26s at certain performances.
Call 0151 708 3733 or email groups@everymanplayhouse. com to take advantage of flexible booking times and generous group discounts.
Students and under 26 standbys: Turn up on the day of a performance and if there are seats available then pay ÂŁ5 a ticket (subject to availability, ID required)
In person: The Playhouse Box Office is open Monday to Saturday 10am to 6pm and until 7.45pm on performance nights. It will be closed from 1pm on Fridays throughout July and August for staff training.
Terms and Conditions: Only one discount available per ticket and they are available on the top two ticket prices only. There are no discounts at preview performances and in the gallery. Discounts are subject to availability, certain restrictions apply and proof of eligibility may be required. Discounts vary so please ask Box Office for full details.
Meal Deals and Hotel Stays
If you want to eat before or after a performance, or want to stay overnight, then please ask our Sales Team for the latest deals.
How to Book
By telephone: Booking on 0151 709 4776 is available Monday to Saturday 10am to 6pm. Online: www.everyman playhouse.com 24 hours a day for secure online booking. Now free and you can select your seats and see the view from your seat.
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Playhouse Diary Day Date
Production
September Thu 8 Sep Tartuffe Fri 9 Sep Tartuffe Sat 10 Sep Tartuffe Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
12 Sep 13 Sep 14 Sep 15 Sep 16 Sep 17 Sep
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Time 7.30pm 7.30pm 12 2pm / 7.30pm 12 12
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7.30pm 7.30pm AW 7.30pm 1.30pm / 7.30pm PTS 7.30pm 2pm / 7.30pm mat
30 Sep Arturo Ui
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7.30pm
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October Sat 1 Oct Arturo Ui
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7.30pm
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P 7.30pm P 7.30pm 7.30pm 1.30pm / 7.30pm 7.30pm 2pm / 7.30pm
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Mon 3 Oct Tue 4 Oct Wed 5 Oct Thu 6 Oct Fri 7 Oct Sat 8 Oct Mon 10 Oct Tue 11 Oct Wed 12 Oct Thu 13 Oct Fri 14 Oct Sat 15 Oct
Arturo Ui Arturo Ui Arturo Ui Arturo Ui Arturo Ui Arturo Ui
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Arturo Ui Arturo Ui Arturo Ui Arturo Ui Arturo Ui Arturo Ui
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Arturo Ui Arturo Ui Arturo Ui Arturo Ui
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12 12 12 12 12
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AW 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 1.30pm / 7.30pm 7.30pm 2pm / 7.30pm
7.30pm 7.30pm 12 7.30pm 12 1.30pm / 7.30pm 12 12
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Playhouse Studio Diary Day Date
Production
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October 20 Oct The Swallowing Dark 21 Oct The Swallowing Dark 22 Oct The Swallowing Dark
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24 Oct 25 Oct 26 Oct 27 Oct 28 Oct 29 Oct
The Swallowing Dark The Swallowing Dark The Swallowing Dark The Swallowing Dark The Swallowing Dark The Swallowing Dark
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November 21 Oct Arturo Ui 22 Oct Arturo Ui
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November 3 Nov The Ladykillers 4 Nov The Ladykillers 5 Nov The Ladykillers
Time 12 12
7.30pm 7.30pm 12 7.30pm 12
The Ladykillers The Ladykillers The Ladykillers The Ladykillers The Ladykillers The Ladykillers
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The Ladykillers The Ladykillers The Ladykillers The Ladykillers The Ladykillers The Ladykillers
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December 3 Dec Cinderella
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Cinderella Cinderella Cinderella Cinderella Cinderella Cinderella
7.30pm 2pm / 7.30pm
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December 12 Dec Cinderella 13 Dec Cinderella 14 Dec Cinderella 15 Dec Cinderella 16 Dec Cinderella 17 Dec Cinderella
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Cinderella Cinderella Cinderella Cinderella Cinderella Cinderella
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Cinderella Cinderella Cinderella Cinderella Cinderella
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January 2 Jan Cinderella 3 Jan Cinderella 4 Jan Cinderella 5 Jan Cinderella 6 Jan Cinderella 7 Jan Cinderella
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Cinderella Cinderella Cinderella Cinderella Cinderella Cinderella
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7.30pm 2pm 7.30pm 2pm 7.30pm 2pm 7.30pm 2pm 7.30pm 10.30am 3.30pm 2pm 2pm 2pm 2pm 10.30am
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January 16 Jan Cinderella 17 Jan Cinderella 18 Jan Cinderella 19 Jan Cinderella 20 Jan Cinderella 21 Jan Cinderella
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Cinderella Performance Bands. See page 24 for pricing information
Previews Evenings
AW Afterwords P Preview BSL BSL
Schools MatinĂŠes Premium Evenings PTS
Premium MatinĂŠes
Audio Described Captioned Page to Stage PRE Pre Show Talk
Age Recommendations This refers to the minimum age and is assessed according to complexity, issues, and in some instances, strength of language. Please ask the Box Office for details. 5 Aged 5 and over
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Aged 14 and over
Many Happy Returns
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