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THANK YOU FOR PLAYING A LEADING ROLE The Royal Lyceum Theatre Company’s aim is to reach as wide an audience as possible, whatever their age or experience of theatre going. As a registered charity, The Lyceum relies heavily on the commitment of all our supporters in order to achieve this mission. We receive approximately 50% of our total income from public sector grants (The City of Edinburgh Council and Creative Scotland). The other 50% is generated through heavily subsidised ticket prices, venue hire, sponsorship and donations. We would like to thank our Corporate Supporters and Partners, and the Trusts and Foundations who are supporting Season 2013/14. Additionally, particular thanks go to the many individuals who have chosen to donate to The Lyceum. Without the support and commitment of all our donors we would not be able to continue to present Seasons of such a high calibre. GRANTS
CORPORATE SUPPORTERS
CORPORATE PARTNERS
TRUSTS AND FOUNDATIONS The Binks Trust, H R Creswick’s Charitable Trust, Cruden Foundation Limited, Edinburgh Airport Community Fund, Gordon Fraser Charitable Trust, Hugh Fraser Foundation, Dr Guthrie’s Association, The RS Macdonald Charitable Trust, The Nancie Massey Charitable Trust, Ponton House Trust, The Robertson Trust, The Sym Charitable Trust, The Tay Charitable Trust, The Trusthouse Charitable Trust
LEGATORS PROJECT PARTNERS The late Christina Forbes Joyce
NESTA Digital Innovation Fund
If you would like to know more about supporting The Lyceum, please call Zuleika Brett, Development Director on 0131 248 4831 or email zbrett@lyceum.org.uk The Royal Lyceum Theatre Company Ltd is a registered company in Scotland (No SC062065) and a Scottish Charity (No SC010509). Registered address: Grindlay Street, Edinburgh EH3 9AX
WELCOME This spring, we present four striking productions, each unique and positively bristling with theatricality. I hope that the rich variety of style, voice and story will encourage you to join us for as many of them as you’re able to. In January, Eugene O’Neill’s Long Day’s Journey Into Night will grace our stage. A terrifying and intensely moving depiction of an American family grappling with those elusive and tricky commodities of family life: truth and honesty. Addiction, love and the ability to face themselves and each other are at the heart of this masterpiece of human observation. And just in time for Valentine’s Day, Noël Coward’s Private Lives offers an evening of quixotic wit around the deliciously complicated relationships of two couples on honeymoon in the South of France. Two of them have been married before. To each other. And so the fun begins… The second half of our spring programme launches two World Premières and tells two stories that changed our world. Tim Barrow’s Union takes us back to the original Union of Scotland and England in
1707 in an energetic and highly theatrical romp through the Royal Mile, Kensington Palace and the Scottish Parliament. The climax of our Season comes with Pressure, written by, and starring, the fantastic Olivier award winning actor, David Haig. Another extraordinary story on which history hinged as weatherman James Stagg, the son of a Dalkeith plumber, is charged by General Eisenhower to make the call on when and whether D-Day should go ahead. Suddenly the play’s title makes absolute sense! We look forward to welcoming you to The Lyceum in 2014.
Mark Thomson Artistic Director
ABOUT THE LYCEUM The Royal Lyceum Theatre Company is one of Scotland’s leading producing drama companies with a world class reputation for both classical and contemporary work, and for developing and supporting creative talent. Our beautiful late Victorian theatre sits in the heart of Edinburgh’s artistic and cultural quarter. We rehearse in our own rooms opposite the theatre, and costumes and sets are designed and built at our workshops in Roseburn. Explore our spaces online at lyceum.org.uk/virtualtour
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LONG DAY’S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT By Eugene O’Neill Directed by Tony Cownie
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17 January – 8 February 2014 PERFORMANCES & PRICES Previews
Friday 17, Saturday 18 & Monday 20 January, 7.45pm £10* (Preview tickets on sale from 16 December)
Evenings
Tuesday - Saturday, 7.45pm £14 - £27.50*
Matinees
Wednesdays and Saturdays, 2.30pm £12 - £22*
CREATIVE LEARNING EVENTS
See page 11
ACCESSIBLE PERFORMANCES
See pages 14 & 15
Recommended for ages 12+ Please refer to pages 14/15 for Performance Diary and page 16 for booking information. *A £1 transaction fee will be added to all bookings.
Did you pray for Mama? This Pulitzer Prize-winning masterpiece from one of the 20th century’s greatest playwrights covers one fateful and heart-rending day, from early morning to midnight, at the seaside Connecticut home of the Tyrone family. Mary’s back home, and seems her old self again, but for how long? As her husband James grapples with their troubled son Jamie, younger son Edmund is in poor health. Mary withdraws from the family, reaching into her version of the past. Long Day’s Journey Into Night is an intensely moving depiction of a family struggling with addiction, truth, love and the ability to face themselves and each other. Cast Adam Best, Timothy N Evers, Diana Kent, Nicola Roy and Paul Shelley.
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when booking all four Lyceum Spring shows together! (see inside back cover)
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14 February - 8 March 2014
Must we always bicker?
PERFORMANCES & PRICES Previews
Friday 14, Saturday 15 & Monday 17 February, 7.45pm £10* (Preview tickets on sale from 13 January)
Evenings
Tuesday - Saturday, 7.45pm £14 - £27.50*
Matinees
Wednesday and Saturdays, 2.30pm £12 - £22*
CREATIVE LEARNING EVENTS
Private Lives follows the difficult relationship of divorced couple Elyot and Amanda who, while honeymooning with their new spouses, discover that they are staying in adjacent rooms at the same hotel in the South of France. Cue Elyot and Amanda falling in love - and in hate - all over again as their bewildered new spouses, Sibyl and Victor, try to cope. Love is complicated! Private Lives is directed by internationally acclaimed writer, director and choreographer Martin Duncan, who delighted us when he directed Man of La Mancha in Spring 2007.
See page 11
ACCESSIBLE PERFORMANCES See pages 14 & 15
Recommended for ages 12+ Please refer to pages 14/15 for Performance Diary and page 16 for booking information. *A £1 transaction fee will be added to all bookings.
Coward’s 1930s sparkling, witty comedy arrives at The Lyceum just in time for Valentine’s Day!
Cast Kirsty Besterman, Ben Deery, John Hopkins, Nicola Roy and Emily Woodward.
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when booking all four Lyceum Spring shows together! (see inside back cover)
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WORLD PREMIÈRE
UN ON By Tim Barrow Directed by Mark Thomson
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20 March - 12 April 2014 Previews
Two Nations. Like oil and water, they cannot mix.
Evenings
Union tells the story of the original Union of Scotland and England in 1707 as you’ve never heard it before.
PERFORMANCES & PRICES Thursday 20 & Friday 21 March, 7.45pm £10* (Preview tickets on sale from 10 February) Tuesday - Saturday, 7.45pm £14 - £27.50*
Matinees
Wednesday and Saturdays, 2.30pm £12 - £22*
CREATIVE LEARNING EVENTS See page 11
ACCESSIBLE PERFORMANCES See pages 14 & 15
Recommended for ages 14+ Please refer to pages 14/15 for Performance Diary and page 16 for booking information. *A £1 transaction fee will be added to all bookings.
Save £15
when booking all four Lyceum Spring shows together! (see inside back cover)
Tim Barrow’s play is an energetic and highly theatrical romp through the raucous leaking taverns off the Royal Mile, Kensington Palace and the Scottish Parliament. Union is rich in famous historical figures such as Daniel Defoe and Queen Anne, as well as our great Scottish poet - Allan Ramsay - who finds love in Grace, a prostitute in the bawdy and dangerous world of Eighteenth Century Edinburgh. Don’t miss this big, foul-mouthed yet eloquent story as it leaps onto The Lyceum stage in the year of referendum. Cast Includes Irene Allan, Liam Brennan, Tony Cownie, Ifan Meredith, Sally Reid and Josh Whitelaw.
Prior to performances of Union, at 6pm on 28 March and 4 April, the Lyceum Youth Theatre presents 7 Billion Others And Me – see page 10 for details.
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World Première
PRESSURE By David HaiG
Directed by John Dove
A co-production with Chichester Festival Theatre
Supported by:
New Arts Sponsorship Grants supported by the Scottish Government in conjunction with...
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1-24 May 2014 June 1944. One man’s decision is about to change the course of history.
PERFORMANCES & PRICES Previews
Thursday 1 & Friday 2 May, 7.45pm £10* (Preview tickets on sale from 17 March)
An intense real-life thriller centred around the most important weather forecast in the history of warfare.
Evenings
Tuesday - Saturday, 7.45pm £14 - £27.50*
Scottish meteorologist, Group Captain James Stagg, the son of a Dalkeith plumber, must advise General Eisenhower on when to give the order to send thousands of waiting troops across the Channel in Operation Overlord.
Matinees
Wednesday and Saturdays, 2.30pm £12 - £22*
CREATIVE LEARNING EVENTS See page 11
In what became the most volatile period in the British Isles for over 100 years, the future of Britain, Europe and our relationship with the United States, rested on the shoulders of one reluctant Scotsman.
ACCESSIBLE PERFORMANCES See pages 14 & 15
Recommended for ages 12+ Please refer to pages 14/15 for Performance Diary and page 16 for booking information. *A £1 transaction fee will be added to all bookings.
Save £15
when booking all four Lyceum Spring shows together! (see inside back cover)
This is the extraordinary and little known story of a Scot who changed the course of war, and our lives, forever. David Haig is a four time nominee and Olivier Award winning actor best known for his roles in the film Four Weddings and a Funeral, TV series The Thin Blue Line and stage production The Madness of King George III (National Theatre). He is also an award winning playwright. He wrote, and starred alongside Daniel Radcliffe in My Boy Jack – which was made into a TV drama for Granada in 2007.
Photography: David MacIntyre
Cast Includes David Haig as Captain James Stagg.
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LYCEUM YOUTH THEATRE PERFORMANCES Prior to performances of Union, (see pages 6 & 7) the Lyceum Youth Theatre presents
The Lyceum Youth Theatre presents
Pronoun
By Evan Placey Directed by Christie O’Carroll
7 Billion Others And Me Directed by Christie O’Carroll Devised by the Company In 1930, by request, the people of St Kilda, the most remote part of Scotland, were evacuated. It is thought that only one of the original inhabitants is still alive. The world’s population has since hit seven billion. Join LYT as they explore what it is like to live in a world where there are more people living than ever before, and what it means to be from a tiny country, with a big reputation, that’s about to make a huge decision.
Josh and Isabella are childhood sweethearts. They were meant to spend their gap year together. They were meant to be together forever. But Isabella has now become a boy. A powerful love story about transition, testosterone and James Dean. Pronoun appears as a double bill with rehearsed readings of extracts from scripts by The Traverse Scribble Young Writers performed by LYT actors. This production will be staged at the Traverse Theatre.
DATES: 28 March & 4 April, 6pm TICKETS: £5* (LYT members £3*) Suitable for all.
DATES: Evenings: 13 -15 March, 7pm Matinee: 15 March, 2.30pm TICKETS: £12* Tickets are available from the Traverse Theatre Box Office only: 0131 228 1404 | traverse.co.uk
*A £1 transaction fee will be added to all bookings.
Pronoun appears as part of NT Connections 2014 and will form part of the Lyceum NT Connections festival 3-6 June 2014
National Theatre Connections 2014
Each year, the National Theatre invites ten writers to create new plays for young people to perform. This spring, 230 youth theatre companies will present the premières of these plays in venues across the UK. The Lyceum’s National Theatre Connections festival will run from 3-6 June 2014 with performances from Lyceum Youth Theatre, PACE, Stagecoach East Kilbride, Glenwood High School, Dumfries Youth Theatre, Borders Youth Theatre, Kirkcaldy High School and Ayrshire College. More information available at lyceum.org.uk in early 2014, including details of the plays being performed.
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CREATIVE LEARNING EVENTS Our informal but enlightening classes and discussions are specially designed to enhance your enjoyment of our Spring 2014 productions. Come along to one or more of our events for audiences and delve deeper into The Lyceum’s creative work.
Focus On
Learn more about the play or playwright with theatre expert Owen Dudley Edwards.
Long Day’s Journey Into Night Wednesday 22 January Private Lives Wednesday 19 February Union Wednesday 26 March Pressure Wednesday 7 May
Union Curtain Raiser
Join distinguished historian Professor Tom Devine, director Mark Thomson, and playwright, Tim Barrow, for a stimulating and informative conversation about the historic setting of the play and the making of The Lyceum’s production – Union. Tickets: £6* (Season Ticket Holders/ conc. £4*) When: Saturday 5 April, 12.30 – 1.30pm Where: Henry Irving room
Tickets: £6* per event (includes coffee/tea) When: 10.30am – 12noon Where: Wyndham Bar
Post-show Discussions
Join us in the Stalls post-show to meet the cast and director. Long Day’s Journey Into Night Tuesday 28 January Private Lives Tuesday 25 February Union Tuesday 1 April Pressure Tuesday 13 May Tickets: FREE! No ticket required When: After the evening’s performance Where: Stalls
Theatre Discussion Group
Join facilitator Rod McAra for a friendly discussion of the play you’ve seen that day or previously. Long Day’s Journey Into Night Wednesday 5 February Private Lives Wednesday 5 March Union Wednesday 9 April Pressure Wednesday 21 May Tickets: FREE! But ticket required When: 5.15 – 6.15pm Where: Wyndham Bar *A £1 transaction fee will be applied per booking. This does not apply to FREE events.
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Keith Partridge: Another Day At The Office Monday 3 March, 7.30pm Tickets: £12* What does it take to capture the essence of adventure? Join Keith Partridge, EMMY award winning cameraman, for a behind the scenes exploration of filming in some of the world’s most extreme and challenging locations. From the Eiger’s North Face and unexplored caves in Papua New Guinea to the summit of Everest, where he fulfilled 88 years of Olympic history. From the BAFTA winning Touching The Void and The Beckoning Silence to the multi-award winning Human Planet, Keith’s work has pushed the limits of adventure filmmaking for two decades. Visit www.adventurecamera.co.uk *A £1 transaction fee will be applied per booking.
Doug Allan: In the Company of Giants Sunday 13 April, 7.30pm
Tickets: £14*/£12.50* conc. “Wildlife cameramen don’t come much more special than Doug.” Sir David Attenborough “My passion lies with the big animals” – that’s how multi award-winning cameraman Doug Allan (Blue Planet, Planet Earth, Ocean Giants, Wild Cameramen at Work) introduces his new show, In the Company of Giants. What’s it like to face a hungry polar bear and its cubs as they emerge from their den? Or to swim eye to eye with an enormous southern right whale? And how does it feel to be stalked by killer whales in the Straits of Gibraltar? Join Doug for an unforgettable evening of extraordinary animal adventures and unique wildlife film footage. Ask him questions about his encounters and travels, and discover what it’s like to be up close and personal with nature’s biggest creatures. *A £1 transaction fee will be applied per booking.
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Le Tour de France and Giro d’Italia. The highs, the lows and the scandals Monday 26 May, 7.30pm Tickets: £12.50* 2014 is the year of cycling in Britain. May sees the Giro d’Italia begin in Belfast while the Tour de France kicks off from Yorkshire in July. Join Yellow Jersey authors Ned Boulting (ITV, How I Won The Yellow Jumper), Tim Moore (French Revolutions and Gironimo! Riding Italy’s Toughest Race) and Richard Moore (Slaying the Badger) as they discuss life behind the scenes on the Tour; why Britain has become obsessed with cycling; and whether Wiggins or Froome are in with a chance. *A £1 transaction fee will be applied per booking.
Magic and Variety Gala Show Friday 27 June, 7pm Tickets: £26/22 adults, £22/18 conc. £12 child Preview Performance: 2.30pm, all tickets £12 Edinburgh International Magic Festival returns for its fifth year and begins with a spectacular Opening Night Gala at The Lyceum. This show for the whole family features the most innovative and amazing live performers from around the world, who will enchant, inspire and astonish you. A magical mix of breath-taking illusion, sleight-of-hand, circus and mind reading which will leave you on the edge of your seat, wanting more! Magic is the Art of the Impossible. So immerse yourself... in the wonderful world of mystery and illusion, and be amazed! Visit www.magicfest.co.uk for more information
Tickets available:
Online: magicfest.co.uk Tel: 0131 473 2000 In person: Hub Tickets (the Hub, Castlehill, EH1 2NE) BOX OFFICE 0131 248 4848 ONLINE lyceum.org.uk TWITTER @lyceumtheatre
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PERFORMANCE DIARY
LONG DAY’s JOURNEY Access and events INTO NIGHT
Time
Thu Fri Sat Mon
7.45pm 7.45pm 7.45pm 7.45pm
17 Jan 18 Jan 20 Jan
14 Feb 15 Feb 17 Feb
Tue Wed Wed Thu Fri Sat Sat
7.45pm 2.30pm 7.45pm 7.45pm 7.45pm 2.30pm 7.45pm
21 Jan 22 Jan 22 Jan 23 Jan 24 Jan 25 Jan 25 Jan
18 Feb 19 Feb 19 Feb 20 Feb 21 Feb 22 Feb 22 Feb
Tue Wed Wed Thu Fri Sat Sat
7.45pm 2.30pm 7.45pm 7.45pm 7.45pm 2.30pm 7.45pm
28 Jan 29 Jan 29 Jan 30 Jan 31 Jan 1 Feb 1 Feb
25 Feb 26 Feb 26 Feb 27 Feb 28 Feb 1 Mar 1 Mar
Tue Wed Wed Thu Fri Sat Sat
7.45pm 2.30pm 7.45pm 7.45pm 7.45pm 2.30pm 7.45pm
4 Feb 5 Feb 5 Feb 6 Feb 7 Feb 8 Feb 8 Feb
4 Mar 5 Mar 5 Mar 6 Mar 7 Mar 8 Mar 8 Mar
PREVIEW PERFORMANCES Supported by The List. Come and see the show before the official opening night! Tickets: £10* (limited to four per booking)
Creative Learning events See page 11
Focus On 10.30am – 12noon on the first Wednesday of each show run. Learn more about the play or playwright with expert Owen Dudley Edwards.Tickets: £6* per event and include coffee/tea.
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PRIVATE LIVES
Day
* A £1 transaction fee will be applied per booking. This does not apply to FREE events.
Post-show Discussions Join us in the stalls to meet the cast and director after the evening performance on the second Tuesday of the show run. FREE! No ticket required. Theatre Discussion Group 5.15 – 6.15pm after the final Wednesday matinee of the show run. Join facilitator Rod McAra for a friendly discussion of the play you’ve seen that day or previously. FREE! But ticket required.
UNION
PRESSURE
20 Mar 21 Mar 22 Mar
1 May 2 May 3 May
25 Mar 26 Mar 26 Mar 27 Mar 28 Mar 29 Mar 29 Mar
6 May 7 May 7 May 8 May 9 May 10 May 10 May
1 Apr 2 Apr 2 Apr 3 Apr 4 Apr 5 Apr 5 Apr
13 May 14 May 14 May 15 May 16 May 17 May 17 May
8 Apr 9 Apr 9 Apr 10 Apr 11 Apr 12 Apr 12 Apr
20 May 21 May 21 May 22 May 23 May 24 May 24 May
ARTLINK Artlink offers an escort service to help people with disabilities to enjoy the arts. Contact them directly on 0131 229 3555 or at www.artlinkedinburgh.co.uk for more information.
If you would like to receive this brochure in Audio or Braille or large text format, please email Jacqui Nagib at jnagib@lyceum.org.uk
ACCESSIBILITY We welcome all assistance dogs into the auditorium. There’s street-level access to The Lyceum, lifts to all levels and dedicated wheelchair spaces in the auditorium. We keep a wheelchair and cushions for visitors’ use and several seats have opening armrests allowing wheelchair users to transfer to auditorium seating. When you book your tickets, please let the Box Office know your requirements so as we can best assist you.
ACCESSIBLE PERFORMANCES Audio-described Performances for visually impaired audience members Listen to the action on stage being described via hearing enhancement receivers/headphones* (available from the Lyceum Shop in the foyer). Touch Tours for visually impaired audience members Enjoy a guided tour of the show set prior to an Audio-described Performance. (Evening: 6.30pm | Matinee: 1.15pm) BSL Interpreted Performances for deaf audience members See the show interpreted by a BSL signer who will stand at the side of the stage. Captioned Performances for hard of hearing audience members Read the actors’ words on screen. We have caption units in Grand Circle boxes A and D – the best view of these is from the Grand Circle.
When you book your tickets, please let the Box Office know if you wish to attend one of our accessible performances. * With thanks to Creative Scotland for providing funding towards our new hearing enhancement system.
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SEATING & HOW TO BOOK
STAGE ONLINE
lyceum.org.uk Book all our Lyceum plays, and most of our talks and events, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We are currently unable to offer an online booking service for Groups and Schools. Transaction fee Please note that all bookings, for single or multiple tickets, made online, by phone or in person will carry a £1 fee to cover processing costs, FREE events are excluded. Season Ticket holders do not pay a transaction fee.
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BY PHONE
IN PERSON
Box Office 0131 248 4848 Lyceum Theatre 0131 248 4949 (Schools Grindlay Street EH3 9AX
& Group Booking Line only) Phone the Box Office on Monday to Saturday from 10am to 7pm (6pm on a Monday).
Visit the Box Office on Monday to Saturday from 10am to 7.40pm (6pm on a Monday and non performance days).
Reservations If you make a reservation, we’ll hold your tickets for up to five days or 24 hours prior to performance (whichever is shorter) – and we’ll hold group reservations for up to two weeks prior to performance – before asking for payment. Reservations that aren’t paid for within the above times will be cancelled.
Latecomers Please allow sufficient time to get to the Lyceum. If you arrive after curtain up, you will have to wait until a suitable break in the performance, or even the interval, before you can get to your seat. If you’re late, our Duty Manager will meet you in the foyer and advise when you’ll be able to go into the auditorium.
TICKET PRICES & DISCOUNTS The earlier you book, the better the price. Ticket prices for Spring 2014 shows are guaranteed until 20 January 2014, after which they may be subject to change. Booking early also guarantees a better choice of seats. Grand Circle & Stalls PREMIUM SEATS
Grand Circle & Stalls STANDARD SEATS
Upper Circle STANDARD SEATS
Grand Circle BOXES
All Areas SIDE VIEW
Evenings
£27.50*
£25*
£17*
£14*
£14*
Matinee
£22*
£20*
£15*
£12*
£12*
Previews
£10* (no concessions) - seating is unreserved
Discounts (not available on Premium Seats) Valid identification will be required to verify age or status. Seniors & Arts Workers
£3* off full price tickets
Under 18s
All tickets £10*
People with disabilities**
All tickets £10*
Students
All tickets £10* in advance or £7.50 as Standby on the day of the show
Registered Unemployed
All tickets £10* in advance or £5 as Standby on the day of the show
GROUP DISCOUNTS (not available on Premium Seats) Contact Group Booking on: 0131 248 4949 or at groups@lyceum.org.uk Adult groups of 8+
£5* off Stalls & Grand Circle tickets £3* off Upper Circle tickets
Schools
£8.50* Stalls & Grand Circle tickets £7.50* Upper Circle tickets One FREE adult helper per 10 pupils Additional helper tickets at adult group rate as above
Special offers (not available on Premium Seats) Save £15 when you book all four Lyceum Spring shows together!
Quote ‘Spring Savings’ when booking Long Day’s Journey Into Night, Private Lives, Union and Pressure in one transaction and you’ll save £15 on the four tickets.
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Secret Seats
A limited number are available on every performance of every Lyceum show! Try your luck and book an unreserved ticket for just £10*. Shows go on sale one month prior to opening night at lyceumsecretseats.org.uk
Lyce. u m Secre t Seats
*A £1 transaction fee will be added to all bookings. **Assistants accompanying people with disabilities go FREE.
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THE LYCEUM? If we have inspired and entertained you, please help safeguard our future by making a donation today. Your support helps us to produce world class drama each Season, keep ticket prices affordable, sustain and develop our Creative Learning programme, and maintain our beautiful Victorian theatre. No gift is too small or too large!
Donate today and make a difference: Online lyceum.org.uk/support Phone 0131 248 4831 In person at our Box Office Post Development Team, Royal Lyceum Theatre, Grindlay Street, Edinburgh EH3 9AX For more information on supporting The Lyceum by becoming a Patron, sponsoring a seat or leaving a gift in your will, go to lyceum.org.uk/support or contact Zuleika Brett, Development Director on 0131 248 4831 or at zbrett@lyceum.org.uk The Lyceum is a registered charity (No. SC010509).
Photography: This page, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Douglas McBride. Front cover, David MacIntyre
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