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ANNIVERSARY SEASON 2015/16 - SPRING GUIDE

WELCOME TO THE LYCEUM The Royal Lyceum Theatre Company’s 50th Anniversary Season has already opened in fine style with a star-studded, sold-out run of Waiting for Godot, a deliciously audacious stage adaptation of Sarah Waters’ Tipping the Velvet and a magical Christmas show, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.

We enter the New Year with compelling contemporary writing from Conor McPherson in The Weir; followed by Arthur Miller’s most famous play, The Crucible; I am Thomas, a brutal comedy with songs from theatrical innovators Told by an Idiot with poet Simon Armitage; a new take on a classic with Chris Hannan’s The Iliad; and a World Premiere from the Makar Liz Lochhead – Thon Man Moliere.

I hope you’re as curious and excited as I am to see the rest of the season unfold.

Photograph: Johan Persson – Tipping the Velvet

Photograph: Alan McCredie – Waiting for Godot

Mark Thomson Artistic Director

ANNIVERSARY SEASON 2015/16

SPRING GUIDE The Weir

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15 January – 6 February 2016

This Limited Edition publication features stunning production photography from the last 50 years of the Royal Lyceum Theatre Company. From the 1960s and Tom Fleming’s Life of Galileo, to young future stars Alan Cumming and David Tennant, and finally into the present day with the critically acclaimed The Caucasian Chalk Circle.

The Crucible

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18 February – 19 March 2016

I Am Thomas a brutal comedy with songs

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23 March – 9 April 2016

The Iliad

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20 April – 14 May 2016

Thon Man Molière

(or Whit got him intae aw that bother… ) 20 May – 11 June 2016

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by Conor McPherson

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Photograph: Laurence Winram

The Weir

15 January – 6 February 2016

“There's no dark like a winter night in the country. And there was a wind like this one, howling and whistling in off the sea. It was this type of night now. Am I setting the scene for you?”

You are guaranteed a good laugh and warm welcome when you join the local lads in Brendan’s Bar, County Leitrim. When a young woman arrives from Dublin, the fellas impress her with their local ghost stories but as the night draws in, Valerie will share a haunting tale of her own.

Winner of the Evening Standard, Critics’ Circle and Olivier Awards for Best New Play, Conor McPherson's moving, elegiac tale is a masterpiece of modern theatre. Quietly compelling and strangely chilling, The Weir is the perfect story for a winter night.

“ Rich, vivid and often wonderfully funny...

I have rarely been so convinced that I have just seen a modern classic.”

Daily Telegraph

“ This is my play of the decade... a modern masterpiece.”

The Express

DIRECTOR

Amanda Gaughan

CAST

Brian Gleeson, Frank McCusker, Gary Lydon, Darragh Kelly and Lucianne McEvoy

PERFORMANCES & PRICES

Previews: Friday 15, Saturday 16 and Monday 18 January, 7.30pm £10 Evenings: Tuesday through Saturday, 7.30pm £15 – £29.50 Matinees from 20 January: Wednesdays and Saturdays, 2pm £13 – £25

POST-SHOW DISCUSSION Tuesday 26 January FREE, no ticket required See page 13 for more details

ACCESSIBLE PERFORMANCES See diary, pages 20/21

Please refer to pages 20/21 for Performance Diary and page 18/19 for booking information. #TheWeir @lyceumtheatre

Supported by

H R Creswick’s Charitable Trust

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Photograph: Laurence Winram

by Arthur Miller

18 February – 19 March 2016

“I danced for the Devil; I saw him, I wrote in his book; I go back to Jesus; I kiss His hand. I saw Sarah Good with the Devil!”

When young women are discovered trying to conjure spirits, the God-fearing people of Salem, Massachusetts are told the devil is in their midst and must be rooted out at all costs.

DIRECTOR John Dove

CAST INCLUDES

Richard Addison, Irene Allan, David Beames, Philip Cairns, Richard Conlon, Ron Donachie, Robert Jack, Isabella Jarrett, Mark McDonnell, Kirsty Mackay, Kirsty MacLaren, Anne Odeke, Greg Powrie, Doug Russell, Joanna Tope and Meghan Tyler.

PERFORMANCES & PRICES

Accusations fly, scores are settled, and fear and suspicion reign. With terrifying power and momentum their faith becomes a murderous instrument of lust, paranoia and revenge.

Previews: Thursday 18 and Friday 19 February, 7.30pm £10 (Preview tickets on sale from 18 January)

Written during Joe McCarthy’s anti-communist trials in America, this classic tale of the witch hunts in colonial New England still stands as a powerful parable against the politics of fear.

Evenings: Tuesday through Saturday, 7.30pm £15 – £29.50

Following huge acclaim for All My Sons, Death of a Salesman, The Price and A View from the Bridge, John Dove returns to direct The Crucible, completing The Lyceum’s acclaimed journey through the best loved works of Arthur Miller.

Matinees: from 27 February Wednesdays and Saturdays, 2pm £13 – £25

POST-SHOW DISCUSSION Tuesday 1 March FREE, no ticket required See page 13 for more details

FOCUS ON Sponsored by

Wednesday 2 March, 10.30am £7 (includes coffee/tea) See page 13 for more details

ACCESSIBLE PERFORMANCES See diary, pages 20/21

Please refer to pages 20/21 for Performance Diary and page 18/19 for booking information.

With additional support from

Unity Theatre Trust

#TheCrucible @lyceumtheatre

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World Premiere 23 March – 9 April 2016

“It is dangerous to be right in matters on which the established authorities are wrong.” Voltaire, 1770 Collaborating with award-winning poet Simon Armitage, theatrical innovators Told by an Idiot present a wildly comic and provocative piece of musical theatre.

Edinburgh; a cold town on the edge of civilisation, in very much the Year of Our Lord, 1696. The church has spies everywhere. Here, you keep your counsel and choose your words with care… unless you are Thomas Aikenhead – a loud-mouthed, smart-arsed and likeable student at the university. A man in the wrong place at absolutely the wrong time… trouble is brewing for Thomas.

A rich vein of black humour is exploded in this account of the last person in Britain to be executed for blasphemy. Using Told by an Idiot’s internationally celebrated theatrical invention, we glimpse into Edinburgh’s dark past to reveal this true story with universal resonance.

A riotous and unsettling drama which swings between 1696 and the present day, I Am Thomas is performed with an original live score.

DIRECTOR

Paul Hunter COMPOSER Iain Johnstone LYRICIST Simon Armitage

PERFORMANCES & PRICES Evenings: Tuesday through Saturday, 7.30pm £15 – £29.50 Matinees from 26 March: Wednesdays and Saturdays, 2pm £13 – £25

POST-SHOW DISCUSSION Tuesday 29 March FREE, no ticket required See page 13 for more details

ACCESSIBLE PERFORMANCES See diary, pages 20/21

Please refer to pages 20/21 for Performance Diary and page 18/19 for booking information. #IAmThomas @lyceumtheatre

“ Theatre about as inventive, imaginative and fantastical as it gets” Time Out on Told by an Idiot

I Am Thomas is a Told by an Idiot, National Theatre of Scotland, and Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh co-production, in association with Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse.

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THE ILIAD

by Chris Hannan

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World Premiere 20 April – 14 May 2016

“There is the heat of love, the pulsing rush of longing, the lover’s whisper, irresistible – magic to make the sanest man go mad.”

The Gods of Olympus take their sides and the fates of all men hang in the balance. On the battlefield of Troy the scene is set for the final conflict to claim the beautiful Helen. Only the invincible Greek warrior Achilles can tip the scales of war to glory or defeat, but humiliated by his leader Agamemnon, he is stubbornly refusing to join the fray.

Homer's Iliad, the greatest and most influential epic poem ever written, tells of the tragic and bloody climax to the ten-year siege of Troy; the darkest episode in the Trojan War. This great tale of gods and heroes, love, jealousy and revenge is brought to visceral life in a brand new stage adaptation by award winning Scottish playwright Chris Hannan (Crime and Punishment, Elizabeth Gordon Quinn, Shining Souls).

DIRECTOR

Mark Thomson

PERFORMANCES & PRICES

Previews: Wednesday 20, Thursday 21 and Friday 22 April, 7.30pm £10 (Preview tickets on sale from 21 March) Evenings: Tuesday through Saturday, 7.30pm £15 – £29.50 Matinees from 27 April: Wednesdays and Saturdays, 2pm £13 – £25

POST-SHOW DISCUSSION Tuesday 3 May FREE, no ticket required See page 13 for more details

FOCUS ON

Wednesday 27 April, 10.30am £7 (includes coffee/tea) See page 13 for more details

ACCESSIBLE PERFORMANCES See diary, pages 20/21

Please refer to pages 20/21 for Performance Diary and page 18/19 for booking information.

Production made possible by

#TheIliad @lyceumtheatre

Claire & Mark Urquhart Additional support from

Geraldine Kirkpatrick Charitable Trust

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‘or Whit got him intae aw that bother...’

by Liz Lochhead

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World Premiere 20 May – 11 June 2016

“Why do folk not, ever, catch on to themselves?... Ach, gies you another interesting nutter to play...”

Welcome to Paris at the time of Louis XIV. Come backstage and meet the King’s theatre company – a troupe of grande dames, old hams, ingénue’s and of course, their leading man. Right at the centre, author of their dramas and cause of all their troubles – thon man Molière.

In constant threat of debtor’s prison, in big bother with church and state and – worst of all – disastrously in love with the wrong wife, Jean-Baptiste Poquelin de Molière writes brilliant comedies inspired by a desperate life.

But telling the truth is a dangerous business and getting his latest drama on stage could be the death of him!

Poet and playwright Liz Lochhead is the author of the acclaimed Perfect Days, and Mary Queen of Scots got her Head Chopped Off, as well as celebrated Scots versions of Medea, Oedipus, Antigone and Molière's great trio of masterpieces. This brand new, original play tells the story of her hero, the great comedian Molière; his scandalous marriage, his scurrilous plays and the irresistible creation of his infamous and celebrated satire Tartuffe.

DIRECTOR

Tony Cownie

PERFORMANCES & PRICES

Previews: Friday 20, Saturday 21 and Monday 23 May, 7.30pm £10 (Preview tickets on sale from 25 April) Evenings: Tuesday through Saturday, 7.30pm £15 – £29.50 Matinees from 25 May: Wednesdays and Saturdays, 2pm £13 – £25

POST-SHOW DISCUSSION Tuesday 31 May FREE, no ticket required See page 13 for more details

ACCESSIBLE PERFORMANCES See diary, pages 20/21

Please refer to pages 20/21 for Performance Diary and page 18/19 for booking information. #ThonManMoliere @lyceumtheatre

Commission supported by

Dr David McNeil Summers Charitable Trust

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10 – 12 March 2016

THE LYCEUM YOUTH THEATRE PRESENT

ECLIPSE

Connections is supported by

By Simon Armitage

When it was done... we looked about, and she'd gone.

Never thought for a second she might be lost.

Although it can appear a very bright white, the Moon's surface is actually dark…

Jacqueline and Richard Worswick With thanks for additional contributions from NT supporters and Trusts and Foundations.

LYT bursaries funded by The Morton Charitable Trust, The Stevenston Charitable Trust, The Turtleton Charitable Trust

It’s the second brightest visible object in our sky. Second only to the sun. The Moon controls our calendars. The Moon determines the tide. Can the Moon control the fate of one teenager?

Lyceum Youth Theatre returns to the Traverse for the 6th year with this contribution to National Theatre Connections 2016.

As an exciting collaboration between Lyceum Youth Theatre and the Traverse Theatre, Eclipse will be presented as a double bill with brand new short plays written by the Traverse Young Writers group, performed script-in-hand by members of the LYT. 12 |

PERFORMANCE & PRICES

Evenings: Thursday 10 – Saturday 12 March 2016, 7pm All tickets £12.50

DIRECTOR

Rachael Esdale Please note this performance will take place at the Traverse Theatre.

For directions to the venue and to buy tickets contact the Traverse Theatre on: 0131 228 1404 | traverse.co.uk

EXPLORE THE PLAYS Our informal yet enlightening talks and discussions are specifically designed to enhance your enjoyment of this season’s productions. Join us and delve deeper into the stories on stage.

FOCUS ON Interested in finding out more about the play? Come and join our expert in a discussion of the wider themes, the writer and the play’s historical context.

Tickets: £7 per event (includes coffee/tea) When: 10.30am – 12noon Where: Lyceum function rooms

The Weir

Tuesday 26 January

The Crucible

Wednesday 2 March Tuesday 1 March

I Am Thomas

Tuesday 29 March

The Iliad “POST-SHOW” DISCUSSIONS Join us in the Stalls post-show to meet the cast and director for a discussion about the performance.

Wednesday 27 April Tuesday 3 May

Thon Man Molière

Tuesday 31 May

Photograph: Aly Wight

Tickets: FREE – No ticket required When: After the evening's performance Where: Stalls

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SUPPORT OUR FUTURE, BECOME A PATRON TODAY AND GET CLOSER TO OUR WORK With recent changes to public funding The Lyceum needs your support more than ever. Please consider joining as a Patron, to help safeguard the future of The Lyceum. Whether it’s £10 a month, or an annual gift of £5,000 – every donation makes a valuable contribution.

Our Patrons play a vital role in helping to realise every area of our work, from the inception of a play – providing essential funds for creating and bringing these productions to our stage – to ensuring we can bring the joy of live theatre to the widest possible audience.

In recognition of our Patrons’ support, we inform and involve them in the vibrant creative processes of a producing theatre.

With increasing levels of support we offer a backstage pass of opportunities to get closer to the heart of Edinburgh’s best loved theatre.

Patron levels Become a leading light of The Lyceum by joining at one of the suggested giving levels over a year.

DONATIONS OF £120+

FOOTLIGHT £250+

ARC £500+

ROUNDEL £1,000+

INCANDESCENT £2,500+

SPOTLIGHT £5,000+

LUMINAIRE

Photograph: Aly Wright

The Lyceum Workshops at Roseburn

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HOW TO JOIN FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO JOIN TODAY:

Online

lyceum.org.uk/support

Phone

0131 248 4831

In person

At our Box Office

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MORE INFORMATION ON SUPPORTING THE LYCEUM For more information on becoming a Patron, making a donation of any size, leaving a gift in your will, claiming a space in our bar or naming a seat with a plaque, please phone Zuleika Brett, Development Director for a chat on 0131 248 4831 or email zbrett@lyceum.org.uk

LYCEUM FUNDING

Royal Lyceum Theatre Company Ltd. is a Scottish Charity No. SC010509

Photograph: Tommy Ga-Ken Wan

We receive approximately 33% of income through public grants and must raise the remaining 67% through a mix of heavily subsidised ticket sales, venue hire, sponsorship and donations. Income from ticket prices alone is not enough to fund each vibrant theatre season, and ensure that we can remain a theatre accessible to all.

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THANK YOU FOR PLAYING A LEADING ROLE We would like to thank each of the corporate supporters and partners, trusts, foundations and individuals who have generously chosen to support The Lyceum's Season 2015/16.

GRANTS

CORPORATE SUPPORTERS

CORPORATE PARTNERS

PRINT PARTNER

DESIGN PARTNER

The Royal Lyceum Theatre Company Ltd is a Scottish Charity No. SC010509.

Registered address: 30B Grindlay Street, Edinburgh EH3 9AX

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TRUSTS AND FOUNDATIONS Barcapel Foundation The Binks Trust H R Creswick’s Charitable Trust The Cross Trust Cruden Foundation Limited Dr David McNeil Summers Charitable Trust The Educational Institute of Scotland Geraldine Kirkpatrick Charitable Trust Dr Guthrie’s Association The RS Macdonald Charitable Trust The Martin Connell Charitable Trust The Morton Charitable Trust The Nancie Massey Charitable Trust Ponton House Trust The Robertson Trust The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo The Ryvoan Trust ScottishPower Foundation Sir Iain Stewart Foundation Souter Charitable Trust The Stevenston Charitable Trust The Sym Charitable Trust The Tay Charitable Trust The Trusthouse Charitable Foundation The Turtleton Charitable Trust Unity Theatre Trust Widowers’ Children’s Home Trust

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

INDIVIDUAL SUPPORTERS Patrons of The Lyceum

SPOTLIGHT Richard Findlay & Gerald McColgan Mr David Rodgers INCANDESCENT Joy Barnard Margaret Duffy & Peter Williamson Mark Laing G Morison Donald & Brenda Rennie Jenny Stewart ROUNDEL Carola Bronte-Stewart Kevin Roderick Brown Geraldine Gammell David & Judith Halkerston Mrs Eileen M Henry John & Jacqui Longstaff Donald & Louise MacDonald Helen Pitkethly Martin & Mairi Ritchie Muir & Eileen Russell John & Pilla Scott Moncrieff Diane Stephen & John Broadfoot J M Wardlaw Paul Watts ARC Dr John E Bradshaw Zuleika Brett Jann & Tony Brown Mrs Sue Brown Mark & Elspeth Fleming Chris Gregson Matthew C. Martino Alexander & Elizabeth McCall Smith

Ian & Margaret McLeish Jacqui Nagib Bruce & Eileen Ritson Allan Wilson Mark Wilson FOOTLIGHT Ann, Jean & Susan F. Alexander Irene Awramenko Ms Elizabeth Barclay Chris & Helen Cook Iain & Elizabeth Currie Wilma & Rob Elton D J & F M Fettes Alan Fraser Patricia Glennie Ms Stella Goldie Isabel & Peter Graham Gill Kelleher Sir John Kerr Roddy & Mary Maclean Caroline & Charles McFarlane Graham & Fiona Meikle Robin & Vicki Morton Mr & Mrs G M Murray Tom Pate David & Alison Reid M & M Ross David & Dianne Smith Paul & Terri Thomson Pam & Chris Warner Eliza & Gary Wilson LEGATOR Christina Forbes Joyce

Additional thanks to the many individuals who have also given donations throughout the year, and to those who would prefer their support to remain anonymous.

Photograph: Alan McCredie

LUMINAIRE Stephen Dunn Claire & Mark Urquhart

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SEATING PLAN & HOW TO BOOK Seat numbers run from low to high, left to right. Seat 15 is the centre of the Stalls.

ONLINE

lyceum.org.uk

BY PHONE 0131 248 4848 Monday to Saturday 10am to 5pm.

IN PERSON Box Office, The Lyceum, Grindlay Street, Edinburgh EH3 9AX

0131 248 4949 Visit the Box Office on Monday (for Groups and School Bookings) to Saturday from 10am to 5pm.

(Open until show start times on Monday to Friday performance evenings).

10am to 4pm.

Reservations Reserve your tickets for up to five days or until 24 hours prior to the performance (whichever is shorter).

Group reservations may be held for up to two weeks prior to the performance.

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Latecomers If you arrive late, to ensure your safe entrance and to avoid disturbing other theatre goers you will be asked to wait in the foyers until the interval or a suitable break in the performance.

TICKET PRICES & DISCOUNTS

THE EARLIER YOU BOOK, THE BETTER THE PRICE! Ticket prices for our Season 2015/16 are guaranteed until 19 February 2016, after which they may be subject to change. Booking early ensures the best price and a better choice of seat.

Grand Circle & Stalls PREMIUM SEATS

Front Upper Circle & Grand Circle and Stalls STANDARD SEATS

Upper Circle STANDARD SEATS

Grand Circle Boxes

Evenings

£29.50

£26

£19.50

£15

£15

Matinee

£25

£21

£18

£13

£13

Previews

All Areas SIDE VIEW

£10 (no concessions) – seating is unreserved

INDIVIDUAL DISCOUNTS

GROUP DISCOUNTS

Valid identification will be required to verify age or status. Discounts are not available on Premium Seats.

Contact our Group Booking team on 0131 248 4949 or at groups@lyceum.org.uk Group Discounts are not available on Premium Seats.

Seniors & Arts Workers £3 off full price tickets

Students, Under 18s, People with Disabilities

All tickets £10. Assistants accompanying people with disabilities go FREE.

Registered Unemployed

All tickets £10 in advance or £5 on the day of the show

Adult Groups of 8+

£5 off Stalls & Grand Circle £3 off Upper Circle

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.

SECRET SEATS Shhhh... it’s the best deal in town and it’s a secret! Test your luck and book an unreserved ticket. We guarantee it will be full-view and we’ll sit your booking (max. 4 tickets) together.

You may be in the Upper Circle, or you could end up in the Stalls!

A limited number of Secret Seats are available on every performance of every Lyceum show at just £10 each!

Shows go on sale one month prior to opening night at lyceumsecretseats.org.uk

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PERFORMANCE DIARY

Day

Time

Wed

7.30pm

Thu

7.30pm

Preview Performances Be among the first to see the shows!

All tickets (unreserved seating) £10.

Preview tickets go on sale one month prior to the event and are limited to four per booking.

Fri

7.30pm

Sat

7.30pm

Mon

7.30pm

Tue

7.30pm

Wed

2pm

Wed

7.30pm

CREATIVE LEARNING EVENTS

Thu

7.30pm

Fri

7.30pm

Sat

2pm

Sat

7.30pm

Tue

7.30pm

Wed

2pm

Wed

7.30pm

Thu

7.30pm

Fri

7.30pm

Sat

2pm

Sat

7.30pm

Tue

7.30pm

Wed

2pm

Wed

7.30pm

Thu

7.30pm

Fri

7.30pm

Sat

2pm

Sat

7.30pm

Tue

7.30pm

Wed

2pm

Wed

7.30pm

Thu

7.30pm

Fri

7.30pm

Sat

2pm

Sat

7.30pm

Evenings: 7.30pm / Matinees: 2pm

Focus On Post-Show Discussions See page 13 for details

ACCESSIBILITY 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 seats. We welcome all assistance dogs into the auditorium.

When you book your tickets, please let the Box Office know of any access requirements and we will do our best to assist you.

If you would like to receive information in audio, Braille or large print format, please email Jacqui Nagib at jnagib@lyceum.org.uk

ARTLINK Artlink offers an escort service to help people with disabilities to enjoy the arts.

Contact them directly on 0131 229 3555 or at artlinkedinburgh.co.uk

Access and Events

ACCESSIBLE PERFORMANCES Audio-Described Performances for visually impaired audience members Listen to the action on stage being described via hearing enhancement receivers/headphones (available Free from The Lyceum Shop in the foyer).

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Touch Tours for visually impaired audience members Enjoy a guided tour of the stage set prior to an Audio-Described Performance.

(Evening: 6.15pm | Matinee: 12.45pm)

The Weir

The Crucible

I am Thomas

The Iliad

T hon Man Molière

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19 Feb

22 Apr

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Eclipse 10 – 12 March 2016 at Traverse Theatre – See page 12

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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 deaf and head of hearing audience members Read the actor's words on screen.

We have caption units in Grand Circle boxes A and D the best view of these is from the Grand Circle.

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