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The Original Theatre Company & Birdsong Productions present

SEBASTIAN FAULKS’

BIRDSONG Tuesday 16 – Saturday 20 April Tue – Sat eve 7.30pm, Wed & Sat mat 2.30pm

A MESMERISING STORY OF LOVE, COURAGE AND SACRIFICE IS BROUGHT TO THE STAGE IN THIS CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED VERSION OF SEBASTIAN FAULKS’ BEST-SELLING NOVEL. AN EPIC TALE SET BEFORE AND DURING THE GREAT WAR. In pre-war France a young Englishman, Stephen Wraysford, embarks on a passionate and dangerous affair with the beautiful Isabelle Azaire that turns their world upside down. As the war breaks out over the idyll of his former life, Stephen must lead his men through the carnage of the Battle of the Somme and through the sprawling tunnels that lie deep under ground.

Faced with the unprecedented horror of the war, Stephen clings to the memory of Isabelle as his world explodes around him.

Following on from the hit West End production and an airing on BBC1, this brand new adaptation marks the very first touring production of the play.

Performed by a dynamic ensemble company, including award-winning actress Sarah Jayne Dunn (Drop Dead Gorgeous, Hollyoaks); Charlie G Hawkins (Eastenders); Arthur Bostrom (’Allo, Allo’); Tim Van Eyken (War Horse); Tim Treloar (National Theatre, RSC) and introducing newcomer, Jonathan Smith as Stephen Wraysford.

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“Captures both the pain and the pity of a war that almost defies comprehension” The Guardian

INSIGHT: Pre-Show Q&A Thursday 18 April, 5pm – 6pm, £3 for Birdsong ticket holders, £5 otherwise

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CLOSER TO LOVE AND COURAGE

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HE KING

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A DERBY THEATRE PRODUCTION

COOKING WITH ELVIS

BY LEE HALL Friday 26 April – Saturday 18 May Tue – Sat eve 7.30pm, Wed & Sat mat 2.30pm

A RAUCOUS, FAST-PACED AND DELICIOUSLY DARK COMEDY FROM THE WRITER OF BILLY ELLIOT AND THE PITMEN PAINTERS. Set around the lives of four people: Jill, a fiendish cook who whips up one exotic dish after another; Mam, a troubled, anorexic, alcoholic; Dad, an Elvis impersonator forced to watch life from the sidelines; and Mam’s lover, Stuart, who has his cake and eats it.

Mam’s appetite for sex, Jill’s obsession with food and Stuart’s fascination with the family, all combine and see the King unwittingly caught up in the chaos.

Lee Hall’s Olivier Award-nominated play blends together all the essentials for comedy success: a dash of witty dialogue, a dollop of fantastic performances and a good glug of bawdy humour.

Cooking With Elvis was a huge success at the 1999 Edinburgh Fringe Festival and in the West End, and now you can see it at Derby Theatre, in our first ever professionally produced show.

Elvis has not left the building!

Contains strong adult content and sexual references.

INSIGHT: Free Post-Show Discussion After the Thursday 2 May, 7.30pm performance

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CLOSER AWARD-TO THEATREWINNING

Image represents the previous cast.

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BILL KENWRIGHT PRESENTS THE LIVE THEATRE NEWCASTLE AND NATIONAL THEATRE CO-PRODUCTION OF

THE PITMEN PAINTERS

PART OF THE SEASON TICKET

Tuesday 28 May – Saturday 1 June Tue – Sat eve 7.30pm, Wed, Thu & Sat mat 2.30pm

FOLLOWING SELL-OUT SEASONS AT THE NATIONAL THEATRE, IN THE WEST END AND ON BROADWAY, BILL KENWRIGHT PRESENTS THE AWARD-WINNING PLAYTHE PITMEN PAINTERS. Written by Lee Hall, creator of the worldwide sensation Billy Elliot, The Pitmen Painters has received huge critical acclaim and won the Evening Standard award for Best New Play.

In 1934, a group of Ashington miners hired a professor to teach an art appreciation evening class. Rapidly abandoning theory in favour of practice, the pitmen began to paint. Within a few years the most avant-garde artists became their friends and their work was acquired by prestigious collections; but every day they worked, as before, down the mine. A humorous, deeply moving and timely look at art, class and politics.

Sunday Express

Mail on Sunday

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CLOSER UNREQUTO ITED LOV E

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A HEADLONG AND THE NUFFIELD, SOUTHAMPTON PRODUCTION, IN ASSOCIATION WITH DERBY THEATRE

THE SEAGULL

BY ANTON CHEKHOV IN A NEW VERSION BY JOHN DONNELLY Tuesday 11 – Saturday 22 June Tue – Sat 7.30pm, Wed & Sat mat 2.30pm

- A BEAUTIFUL YOUNG GIRL LIVES BY A LAKE ALL HER LIFE, LIKE YOU. SHE LOVES THIS LAKE. SHE’S HAPPY AND FREE, LIKE THAT BIRD WAS ONCE. THEN A MAN COMES ALONG AND FOR NO REASON AT ALL – WHAT DO YOU THINK HE DOES? - HE DESTROYS HER. A play about unrequited love, a story about how we create stories, and one of the greatest plays of the modern era. In The Seagull, Chekhov explores emotion, creativity and romantic conflict with the clarity of a doctor and the heart of a poet.

This new version is a co-production between Headlong, described by the Daily Telegraph as “the country’s most exciting touring company” and renowned for their innovative, accessible re-imaginings of classic texts; and The Nuffield, Southampton, in association with Derby Theatre.

Headlong’s recent work includes The Effect, Medea, Earthquakes in London and ENRON.

The Seagull is directed by Blanche McIntyre, recently voted theatre’s Most Promising Newcomer at the Critics’ Circle Awards.

INSIGHT: Free Post-Show Discussion After the Thursday 20 June, 7.30pm performance

A NORTHERN STAGE PRODUCTION

BLUE REMEMBERED HILLS BY DENNIS POTTER Tuesday 25 – Saturday 29 June Tue – Sat eve 7.30pm, Thu & Sat mat 2.30pm

WILLIE IS PLAYING AT BEING A SPITFIRE, PETER IS AVOIDING THE WILLIAMS’ GANG, AND RAYMOND IS PLAYING AT BEING A COWBOY WITH JOHN. ANGELA DOESN’T REALLY WANT TO SHARE HER CHINA DOLL WITH AUDREY, AND DONALD IS HIDING OUT IN THE BARN. Amidst hilarious games and complex friendships, an unexpected turn of events leads these seven children headlong into sudden tragedy one wartime summer.

Dennis Potter’s charming and profound play takes us to a world of dappled sunshine and long, playful afternoons to remind us that no-one is ever truly innocent.

Almost twenty years after his early death, Potter speaks to our fractious, changing world with a simple but powerful story about personal responsibility.

The play captures his wicked humour and his fierce intolerance of cruelty.

Moving, funny and unforgettable.

INSIGHT: Free Post-Show Discussion After the Wednesday 26 June, 7.30pm performance

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BIRMINGHAM STAGE COMPANY PRESENTS ROALD DAHL’S

JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH ADAPTED BY DAVID WOOD Tuesday 2 – Saturday 6 July Tue 7pm, Wed 10.30am & 1.30pm, Thu & Fri 10.30am & 7pm, Sat 2.30pm & 7pm

JAMES LIVES WITH AUNT SPONGE AND AUNT SPIKER, THE MOST REVOLTING AUNTS IN ENGLAND. THEY MAKE HIM WORK AND SLAVE AND NEVER LET HIM PLAY WITH OTHER CHILDREN. Then one day James meets a mystical old man who gives him a bag that contains the strongest magic the world has ever known. When James accidentally spills the bag near an old peach tree, the most incredible things start to happen – and James embarks on the adventure of a lifetime with the most amazing group of characters you could ever meet!

Birmingham Stage Company proudly presents Roald Dahl’s amazing story, following their acclaimed productions of George’s Marvellous Medicine, Horrible Histories and The Jungle Book. If you’re looking for fruit-filled fun and whizzpopping wonders, then don’t miss James and his giant peach!

INSIGHT: Meet the Cast After the Wed 3 July, 1.30pm and Thu 4 July, 10.30am performances

‘A heart-warming mix of fun, fruit and nuts from this Daily Mail charming production!’

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ODDSOCKS PRESENTS WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE'S

THE COMEDY OF ERRORS Monday 22 – Wednesday 24 July 7.30pm A servant and master from far off Syracuse arrive in Ephesus in search of their long-lost twin brothers. In no time at all they are trapped in a terrifying chain of chaotic events.

STEVE JOBS

Tormented by a wild wife and a moody mistress challenged by a crazy jeweller, and damned by a demonic doctor, the terrified twosome run headlong into a climactic happy ending which defies all probability.

Saturday 8 June 7.30pm

A summer Turkish delight not to be missed!

THE AGONY AND ECSTASY OF

A harrowing, yet at times, hilarious tale exploring the legality and morality of the electronic sweatshops in China where iPhones are manufactured, complete with armed guards, underage workers and an insight into the toxic effects of hexane.

An emboldened, passionate diatribe that will make you question what you thought you knew about one of the world's most worshipped brands.

“A fantastically good story and one that if you have an iPhone in your pocket, you won’t want to hear.”

The Guardian

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A DERBY THEATRE YOUTH THEATRE PRODUCTION

RUCKUS IN THE GARDEN

By David Farr Friday 5 & Saturday 6 April Fri 5 & Sat 6 April, Fri 7.30pm, Sat 2.30pm & 7.30pm

AS THEIR FIRST EVER PRODUCTION, DERBY THEATRE YOUTH THEATRE WILL PRESENT DAVID FARR’S MAGICAL COMEDY. Ruckus in the Garden is a very funny and entertaining look at the trials of being a teenager, with a modern nod to A Midsummer Night’s Dream. It’s fast-paced and full of action as two rival schools meet on a school trip to a stately home and the Garden of Cecil Fortescue. Numerous fights break out between some unlikely opponents and the girls are just as feisty as the boys. However, the statues in the garden come to life, and start playing tricks on the teens, and that’s when things get really complicated; and some home truths are revealed.

With an array of characters, including hopeless and sometimes hysterical romantics, a pacifist who gets beaten up, and a garden that is much more alive than first meets the eye; some issues are wrapped-up in the comedy and mayhem, allowing us an insight into the lives and pressures of young people today.

Contains some mild swearing, a bit of snogging and a sprinkling of magic.

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A THEATRE ARTS PRODUCTION

WELCOME TO THEBES

By Moira Buffini

Thursday 23 – Saturday 25 May Thu 2.30pm & 7.30pm, Fri 7.30pm, Sat 2.30pm & 7.30pm

“HE PUT THIS GUN INTO MY HAND AND MADE ME HUMAN AGAIN…” Faced with an impoverished population, a shattered infrastructure and a volatile army, the first democratic president of Thebes, Eurydice, promises peace to her nation. Without the aid of Theseus, the leader of the vastly wealthy state of Athens, she doesn’t stand a chance. But Theseus is arrogant, mercurial and motivated by profit. A swaggering opposition circles, impatient for insurrection.

The body of the former dictator still lies unburied.

Set in the present day but inspired by ancient myth, Welcome to Thebes offers a passionate exploration of an encounter between the world’s richest and poorest countries in the aftermath of a brutal war.

www.derby.ac.uk/bigshow

UNIVERSITY OF DERBY

2013 GRADUATE FASHION SHOW Wednesday 5 June 1.30pm & 7.30pm Afternoon: £3, evening: £12 (concessions £10)

THE UNIVERSITY OF DERBY GRADUATE FASHION SHOW IS COMING TO DERBY THEATRE. Come and see this fantastic catwalk presentation which will showcase hundreds of new and innovative designs by the university’s fashion graduates. There’ll be an eclectic, contemporary mix of collections created by the designers of tomorrow.

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FAMILTYS TICKE BLE AVAILA Derby Theatre and Birmingham Stage Company present

HORRIBLE HISTORIES: HORRIBLE CHRISTMAS Friday 6 December 2013 – Saturday 11 January 2014 See diary for performance times Get ready for a journey through history with mince pies and mistletoe.

It is Christmas 2013 and something is not quite right. In fact something is hideously, hopelessly, horribly wrong. As children wait for Father Christmas and all the presents are beneath the tree, a fat old man slides down their chimney and nicks the lot! Can this be the real meaning of old Saint Nick?

But by chance one small boy spots the snatcher and sets off to save Christmas - from wartime austerity to Tudor cruelty back to Herod’s massacre of the innocents and the Dark Ages. Can Christmas be saved for the world?

Don’t miss this horribly adventurous festive treat for the whole family from Derby Theatre and Birmingham Stage Company!

Horrible Histories books are published by Scholastic Ltd. Horrible Histories is a trademark of Scholastic Inc. and is used under authorisation. All rights reserved. Illustration © Martin Brown.

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STUDIO Uncontained Arts

ROBIN HOOD AND HIS VERY MERRY MEN Fri 29 & Sat 30 March, 11am & 2pm Tickets: £8, concessions £5. Family: £24 (2 adults and 2 children) Join the legendary outlaw Robin Hood and his band of very merry men as they rob from the rich to save the poor in this laugh-aminute adventure. With Maid Marian by his side, this tightswearing bandit cannot be stopped as he defeats the nasty Sheriff of Nottingham time and time again! With Little John, Friar Tuck, buckets of mud, and a host of colourful forest characters, this is a family show with lots of joining-in. Not to be missed.

Age 4+

Breaking Bard

Worklight Theatre

VICE AND OTHER HOW TO START BARD HABITS A RIOT

Red Ladder

THE THING ABOUT PSYCHOPATHS

Fri 22 & Sat 23 March, 8pm

Sat 13 April, 8pm

Sat 20 April, 8pm

Tickets: £8, concessions £5

Tickets: £8, concessions £5

Tickets: £9, concessions £6

This themed showcase, presented by Derby Theatre Arts final year Shakespeare in Performance students, weaves a number of Shakespeare’s classic tales to tell an intriguing story of seduction, skulduggery and sin. You will be entertained by a deluge of the Bard’s most colourful characters from Cleopatra to Prospero, Isabella to Caliban, and Mistress Overdone to Enobarbus. So grab yourself a drink, take shelter from the storm outside and be enthralled by Shakespeare as you’ve never seen him before.

Why were some parts of the UK set alight in 2011, while many others were left untouched? Who is present at a riot? If the actions are 'mindless', what's in the mind? Three performers use text and torchlight to unpick the presumed causes of civil unrest.

Based on the work of leading crowd and social psychologists, Professor Stephen Reicher and Dr. Clifford Stott, How to Start a Riot seeks answers to questions ignored in the post-riot political rhetoric - rhetoric which has remained remarkably similar for centuries. This debut show from Exeter-based theatre company, Worklight, opened to critical acclaim at Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2012 and brings a unique combination of stunning visuals and crowd psychology to theatres nationwide in 2013.

Britain, 2013. Times are hard, but the money’s still out there if you know where to look and are prepared to gamble. Whether it’s prison or the corporate world, there are rules to be followed. Only the fittest survive, it’s every man for himself. A searing, funny and thought-provoking new play from Ben Tagoe (Cold Turkey at Nana's – Oran Mor/Perth Theatre, Bittersweet Sunshine – Red Ladder and BBC Writers Academy), The Thing About Psychopaths asks important questions about power and empathy in modern Britain.

Age 14+

A student production

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Delirious Theatre Company

Theatre Témoin

FACE VALUE

THE FANTASIST

SHEDDING SKIN

By Paul Davies

Sat 8 June, 8pm

Sat 15 June, 8pm

Fri 21 & Sat 22 June, 8pm (Sat mat, 2pm)

Tickets: £5

Tickets: £9, concessions £6

Tickets: £8, concessions £5

Delirious Theatre Company invites you to pull up a chair, grab a drink and join us for a showcase of new writing talent. This evening will be the setting for five brand new scripts, by a variety of new playwrights, including you! An evening not to be missed by aspiring playwrights. For more information on how to enter please email: delirious.theatre@gmail.com

A seductive stranger opens a fantastical world to a tormented woman. But everything comes at a price... Spinning together puppetry, physical theatre and original music, Lecoq and LISPA trained Theatre Témoin team up with War Horse’s Robin Guiver to explore the murky depths and glorious heights of bipolar disorder.

Jase and Gabe have escaped the house party to end all house parties.

They meet in the woods to drink one last bottle, a private celebration before Gabe leaves for a new life at university.

Secrets are shared and the lads swap fancy dress costumes. When they return to the party a terrible event changes things forever…

"Astonishingly powerful"Fringe Review

(Contains strong language and brief nudity)

Awkward Arts

Delirious Theatre Company

SCARRED FOR LIFE

A DANCE WITH THE DEVIL

LIVING WITH THE ENEMY

Thu 27 & Fri 28 June, 8pm

Sat 29 June, 2pm & 8pm

Sat 13 July, 6pm

Tickets: £8, concessions £5

Tickets: £8, concessions £5

Tickets £8, concessions £5

Ah, love. Unexpected, it comes in all shapes and sizes, but if you haven’t been in love then that’s cool, we aren’t just reaching out to people who have been in love. It’s just that this story does seem to revolve around a central, love story. It’s well… a funny story. It’s about RAPE. Wait, don’t let them leave, barricade the doors. Are you sitting comfortably? Then we shall begin.

With tears in your eyes and fire in your heart- you won’t leave empty-handed.

Delirious Theatre Company invites you to dance with the devil.

A horrific war has rendered humanity on the verge of extinction. Two survivors desperate for salvation venture into an old funeral home in a final bid to find food. With their very existence in jeopardy, they pray for help, only it’s not God who comes to their aid but Lucifer himself.

As part of the African Theatre Association Annual International Conference, Director and playwright Sam Kasule presents his new play, Living With The Enemy.

Age 16+ (Contains strong language)

Age 14+ (Contains strong language)

Age 16+ (Contains strong language)

A student production

In this brand new comedy not everything is as it seems.

A story of teenagers, parents, love, sex and Facebook.

By Sam Kasule

The story of Hankock, a devious refugee who mobilises other immigrants to challenge the authority of a small-time inner-city gang.

Everyone is affected by his wickedness.

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PRICES Performance ST

Birdsong

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Blue Remembered Hills Weekday matinees Mon - Thu evening & Sat matinees Fri & Sat evening

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Cooking With Elvis

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The Pitmen Painters

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The Seagull Weekday matinees & previews Mon - Thu & Sat matinees Fri & Sat evening

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Band B

Band C

£15 (£13) £19 (£17) £23 (£21)

£13 (£11) £16 (£14) £19 (£17)

£10 £12 £13

£15 (£13) £21 (£19) £25 (£23)

£13 (£11) £18 (£16) £21 (£19)

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£11 (£10) £14 (£12) £19 (£17) £23 (£21)

£11 (£10) £12 (£10) £16 (£14) £19 (£17)

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Horrible Histories: Horrible Christmas Previews Weekday matinees Mon - Thu evening & Sat matinees Fri - Sat & all performances Dec 21 – Jan 4

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The Comedy of Errors All performances

Ruckus in the Garden

All performances £8 (£6)

Welcome To Thebes

All performances £12 (£8)

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The Agony and Ecstasy of Steve Jobs

£12 (£10)

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James & The Giant Peach

All performances £15 (£11)

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Concessions shown in brackets. For all other shows, see individual pages for prices.

A £1 restoration levy will be added to each transaction to help restore the theatre.

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SEASON TICKET*

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FAMILY TICKET*

More great theatre for less with the Derby Theatre Season Ticket.

Treat the whole family to a night at the theatre for less with our family ticket.

Book 3 shows and get 10% off.

Book 4 shows or more and get 20% off.

Two adults and two children or one adult and three children

* Season Ticket is available on Price Band A only.

* Family Tickets are available on Price Bands A & B only.

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HOW TO BOOK Opening Times

Concessions

Non-performance days

Concessions are available for over 60s, under 16s, full-time students, registered unemployed, people with a disability and their carer.

10am - 6pm

Performance days

Children under 3 will only be admitted to suitable performances and must be in possession of a valid ticket.

In person: 10am until 15 minutes after the start of the last event of the evening. Phones: 10am until 30 minutes before the start of the first event of the evening.

Groups of 10 or more and school groups receive a discount on most shows, as well as a flexible booking process.

Sundays and Bank Holidays One hour before the start of the first event until 15 minutes after the start of the last event.

Exchanges, Refunds & Reprints

Book online at www.derbytheatre.co.uk

All tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled.

How to Pay We accept all types of card payments, except American Express. Cheques are only accepted for group bookings of 20 or more.

We can only reserve seats without payment for group bookings of 10 or more.

We can post tickets to you if you are booking 7 days in advance, at a cost of ÂŁ1. Otherwise, you can collect the tickets from us at your convenience, or we can email them to you to print at home.

We can exchange tickets for another performance of the same event at a cost of ÂŁ1 per ticket. This must be done no later than 24 hours before the event in question and all tickets held by the customer must be returned to the box office in person or by post. Tickets cannot be exchanged after the event has passed.

Lost tickets can be reprinted free of charge no sooner than 1 hour before the start of the performance.

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Data Protection Derby Theatre is committed to upholding the data protection principles of good information handling practices. When processing your booking the box office will ask you your name, address, telephone number and email address. This information may be used to keep you informed about forthcoming events at Derby Theatre. We may also pass on your name and address to other arts organisations who may send you information of a similar nature. If you would like your details to be used in this way please inform the box office at time of booking.

Prices and information correct at the time of going to print.

ACCESS Access For All

Assistance Dogs

Derby Theatre welcomes all patrons and has an extensive range of services to ensure you have an enjoyable and comfortable visit. Mention your requirements when you book tickets, and don’t hesitate to ask the Duty Manager if there is anything you need on arrival.

Assistance dogs are welcome in all areas of the building. Please talk to the Box Office about any special requirements when booking.

Assisted Access Scheme We operate a scheme for those who need somebody to be present in order for them to readily access theatre shows. Our Assisted Access Scheme allows members to buy a seat for themselves and an essential companion at half price. This scheme is only open to those who genuinely require assistance visiting the theatre. Joining is free and a short application form is available from the Box Office or to download, providing us with contact details and any information the disabled person would like recorded to assist with their visits. Membership to the scheme lasts two years. For more information and terms and conditions please visit our website or speak to Box Office.

Parking There are reserved parking spaces for blue badge holders in the Westfield basement car park for which normal parking charges apply. There is a lift directly from the basement car park to all levels of the theatre.

Getting Around There is level access to the Box Office and café from Theatre Walk. The foyer, theatre, bar and Studio can be accessed via the lift.

Hearing Impaired Sound enhancement systems are available in the theatre and Studio. The best quality of sound is through our infrared headsets which are available to borrow free from the box office. If you prefer to use the T switch on your hearing aid, you will need to borrow an induction loop aerial, which is worn around the neck. These are available from the Box Office.

Auditoria There are a limited number of wheelchair spaces available in each venue, please notify the Box Office when booking. Our staff can bring refreshments to you in the interval – please ask a member of our front of house staff for this service.

BSL Interpreted Performances For British Sign Language (BSL) performances, please let the Box Office know where you would like to sit: directly in front of the interpreter or on the opposite side, looking across the stage/action.

Our sign interpreters are coordinated by Sarah Gatford-Ball and TheatreTerp.

Audio Described Ideal for blind and partially sighted people, audio description is a form of audio-visual translation using the natural pauses in dialogue or between critical sound elements to insert a narrative that translates the visual image into a sense form.

Visit www.sceneandsound.co.uk where you will find access performance listings for other venues.

Access Performances The following access performances are available this season: Cooking with Elvis Audio Described: Wednesday 8 May, 2.30pm and Tuesday 14 May, 7.30pm BSL Intepreted: Tuesday 14 May, 7.30pm The Seagull Audio Described: Wednesday 19 June, 7.30pm and Saturday 22 June, 2.30pm BSL Intepreted: Friday 21 June, 7.30pm Blue Remembered Hills BSL Intepreted: Saturday 29 June, 2.30pm Signed by Caroline Ryan

Large Print and Audio Brochure: If you require our brochure in large print or an audio version, please enquire at the Box Office.

All information in this brochure is correct at the time of going to print. For all our terms and conditions please refer to your ticket or our website.

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DIARY DAY Fri Sat Fri Sat Fri Sat Sat Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sat P Fri P Sat P Mon PN Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Tue AD Wed Thu Fri Sat AD BSL Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Thu Fri Sat Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Wed Sat Sat Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sat Tue AD Wed Thu BSL Fri Fri Sat AD Sat

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Vice and Other Bard Habits Vice and Other Bard Habits Robin Hood & His Very Merry Men Robin Hood & His Very Merry Men Ruckus In The Garden Ruckus In The Garden How to Start a Riot Birdsong Birdsong Birdsong Birdsong Birdsong The Thing About Psychopaths Cooking with Elvis Cooking with Elvis Cooking with Elvis Cooking with Elvis Cooking with Elvis Cooking with Elvis Cooking with Elvis Cooking with Elvis Cooking with Elvis Cooking with Elvis Cooking with Elvis Cooking with Elvis Cooking with Elvis Cooking with Elvis Cooking with Elvis Cooking with Elvis Cooking with Elvis Cooking with Elvis Welcome to Thebes Welcome to Thebes Welcome to Thebes The Pitmen Painters The Pitmen Painters The Pitmen Painters The Pitmen Painters The Pitmen Painters Graduate Fashion Show The Agony & Ecstasy of Steve Jobs Face Value The Seagull The Seagull The Seagull The Seagull The Seagull The Fantastist The Seagull The Seagull The Seagull The Seagull Shedding Skin Shedding Skin The Seagull

8pm 8pm 11am & 2pm 11am & 2pm 7.30pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm 8pm 7.30pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm 8pm 7.30pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm 7.30pm 2.30pm AD & 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm 7.30pm AD & BSL 2.30pm & 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm 7.30pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm 7.30pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm 7.30pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm 1.30pm & 7.30pm 7.30pm 8pm 7.30pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm 8pm 7.30pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm AD 7.30pm 7.30pm BSL 8pm 2pm & 8pm 2.30pm AD & 7.30pm

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Blue Remembered Hills Blue Remembered Hills Blue Remembered Hills Scarred For Life Blue Remembered Hills Scarred For Life Blue Remembered Hills A Dance with the Devil James and The Giant Peach James and The Giant Peach James and The Giant Peach James and The Giant Peach James and The Giant Peach Develop Ten Out of Ten Self Service The Great Spavaldos Subism Live The Great Spavaldos Living with the Enemy Bird Little Artist: Big Painting The Great Spavaldos The Great Spavaldos The Oh F**K Moment Babylon The Great Spavaldos Wot? No Fish!!

Squally Showers The Great Spavaldos Lucky Dip Pendulums Bargain Emporium The Comedy of Errors The Comedy of Errors The Comedy of Errors

7.30pm 7.30pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm 8pm 7.30pm 8pm 2.30pm BSL & 7.30pm 2pm & 8pm 7pm 10.30am & 1.30pm 10.30am & 7pm 10.30am & 7pm 2.30pm & 7pm 11am onwards 1pm & 7pm 8.30pm Every 15 mins from 2pm – 9pm 8pm Every 15 mins from 2pm – 9pm 6pm 2pm & 7pm 10am, 11.30am & 1pm Every 15 mins from 2pm – 9pm Every 15 mins from 2pm – 9pm 7.30pm 7.30pm Every 15 mins from 2pm – 9pm 2pm 7.30pm Every 15 mins from 2pm – 9pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm

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6 Dec 7 Dec 9 Dec 10 Dec 11 Dec 12 Dec 13 Dec 14 Dec 16 Dec 17 Dec 18 Dec 19 Dec 20 Dec 21 Dec 23 Dec

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7.15pm 2.15pm & 7.15pm 10.15am & 7.15pm 10.15am & 7.15pm 10.15am & 7.15pm 10.15am & 7.15pm 10.15am & 7.15pm 2.15pm & 7.15pm 10.15am & 7.15pm 10.15am & 7.15pm 10.15am & 7.15pm 10.15am & 2.15pm 10.15am & 7.15pm 2.15pm AD & 7.15pm 2.15pm & 7.15pm

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24 Dec 26 Dec 27 Dec 28 Dec 30 Dec 31 Dec 2 Jan 3 Jan 4 Jan 6 Jan 7 Jan 8 Jan 9 Jan 10 Jan 11 Jan

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1.15pm & 4.30pm 4.30pm 2.15pm BSL & 7.15pm 2.15pm & 7.15pm 2.15pm & 7.15pm 1.15pm & 4.30pm 2.15pm & 7.15pm 2.15pm & 7.15pm 2.15pm & 7.15pm 7.15pm 10.15am 10.15am & 2.15pm 10.15am & 2.15pm 10.15am & 7.15pm 2.15pm & 7.15pm