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Welcome to The RONDO – Summer 2015
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Summertime… … and The Rondo has the hottest shows around. This season really sizzles, with fabulous theatre from Black Fish, Folio, Tin Shed, European Arts, Reform & Cameryn Moore, as well as the delightful first show from children’s theatre specialists, Light & Lark. There’s delightful music too, from Louise Jordan, Keith James, Bath Opera and the crisply witty Songs of Noël Coward. Our fabulous community theatre groups really step up the pace this season, with some outstanding shows that stretch the barrier of what non-professionals can achieve - and if you’ve never seen a musical on The Rondo’s intimate stage, then check out the likes of Spare Room, Exit Stage Left & The Big Act. Add in some brilliant comedy from the likes of Susan Calman, Rob Newman, Robin Ince and Mark Thomas, and you have the recipe for the perfect summer. Ian McGlynn Theatre Director
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BATH DRAMA
The Arrest of Ai Weiwei By Howard Brenton Wed 15 - Sat 18 Apr • 8pm • Full £10 Concs £8 Community Theatre On the 3rd April 2011 at Beijing Airport the internationally acclaimed artist Ai Weiwei was suddenly arrested. He vanished from public view into a shadow world. Friends never expected to see him again. Then 81 days later he was just as suddenly released, seven Kilos lighter and with his long standing diabetes cured! This play is the story of those 81 days. By turns surreal, comical and unsettling and with the added mix of Mozart and noodles, this production is full of surprises.
“Eminently worth catching to see what happens when the irresistible force of artistic imagination confronts the immovable object of the state.” Michael Billington, The Guardian.
LAKIN MCCARTHY ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTS
Susan Calman: Lady Like Wed Apr 22 • 8pm • Full £14 Concs £12 Stand-Up Comedy Her first UK tour! Award-winning comedian Susan Calman is embarking on her first ever UK tour. If you’ve seen her before, Lady Like will be a reassuring couple of hours spent with the woman her neighbours call “the mad cat lady”. If you don’t know who she is, Lady Like will, at the very least, make you feel better about your own life. A show about being older, wiser and liking yourself whatever anyone might say. Comedy from Calman, as seen and heard on The News Quiz, Calman is Convicted (Best Radio Comedy 2013 – Writers Guild Award), QI, HIGNFY, Fresh Meat and Would I Lie To You.
“Confident, compact…cracking.” Evening Standard
Web bookings: www.bathboxoffice.org.uk BLACK FISH
Alaska
By Carl Grose
Thu 23 Apr • 8pm • Full £12 Concs £10 • Professional Theatre Alaska, a desolate wasteland at the borderline of civilization... A place where you can easily lose your way, your bearings and your very mind! One man goes in search of adventure, freedom and “a piece of the good life”, but soon finds that the reality is no picnic. Plummeting temperatures, technical disasters (and a severe lack of any practical skills) soon plunge our hero into a nightmarish world of extreme survival. Blackfish Theatre’s highly acclaimed show boldly follows in the intrepid footsteps of Bear Grylls and Ray Mears. This masterful trio; Giles King, Craig Johnson and Ian Ross (Kneehigh Theatre) use film, firelight, live music and a whole host of forest wildlife to cleverly transport you into the unknown; Alaska is a tragi-comic riot of Pythonesque dottiness guaranteed to leave you spellbound. Blackfish returns for a second tour with their sell-out original comedy written by Carl Grose (Soho Theatre, BBC TV and Radio, Kneehigh, RSC, National Theatre and o-region) and directed by Simon Harvey (Kneehigh, Cscape Dance, O-Region and Theatre Damfino).
Louise Jordan Fri 24 Apr • 8pm • Full £12 Concs £10 • Acoustic Music Veritas is Louise Jordan’s third album and it confirms the distinctive singer, musician and songwriter she has become. Veritas develops stylistically from her previous three recordings which have been described as “Absolutely, totally and completely, brilliant” by Mike Harding, BBC Radio 2 ‘a master class in songwriting’ R2 and ‘absolutely glorious” FATEA Magazine. Reviewing a live performance, The Telegraph described Louise’s music as having ‘A stirring, lilting grace… She also has an engaging stage presence… featured in Vogue this year as a rising star’. Accompanying herself on piano and guitar Louise’s songs fuse classical sensibilities, folk influences and acoustic songwriting.
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TIN SHED THEATRE CO
An Inspector Calls By J B Priestley Thu 30 Apr – Sat 2 May • 7.30pm Fri 1 & Sat 2 May • 2.30pm Full £12 Concs £10 • Professional Theatre An evening’s celebration in a prosperous family household is interrupted by a late night caller. A man introducing himself as a Police Inspector. He has come to make enquiries about a young girls suicide, and from the moment he arrives an intrinsically woven thread of suspense, accusation, secrets and suspicion begins to unravel as we quickly learn that not everyone is as innocent as they may seem. J.B Priestley’s exciting detective thriller is enacted piece by piece by Tin Shed Theatre Co. with skill and dramatic precision managing to balance the strangeness of the Inspector against the naturalism of the piece, exploring the mysterious case and focusing heavily on J.B Priestley’s strong themes of common responsibility and the importance of community.
RONDO WRITERS NETWORK
Infinite Stars Wed 6 - Sat 9 May • 8pm • Full £12 Concs £10 • Community Theatre “She says nothing at all, but simply stares upward into the dark sky and watches the slow dance of the infinite stars.” Neil Gaiman, Stardust Using a day from the year and the history of the world at their disposal, the Rondo Writers have taken moments of history as a starting point and have written each piece with specific actors in mind. Infinite Stars, the 2015 Rondo Writers Group show, is a curated event made up of pieces for one or two voices; some fact, some fiction. Produced by Shane Morgan. Directed by Jazz Hazelwood Previous Rondo Writers Group shows:
What Kind of Day Has it Been? “...touching, hilarious and – at times – surreal. It’s a show that sums up what theatre should be about and how the group is there to help support and nurture the talent of new writers.” Theatre Bath “Exciting, funny, imaginative and thoughtful. Audience response,” Theatre Bath
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Building Bridges
By Colin Calvert
Thu 14 - Sat 16 May • 7.30pm • Full £10 Concs £8 Community Theatre It’s nerdy Clive’s first time with The Ferrets - a group of environmental volunteers - and today they’re building a boardwalk over some boggy ground. What will he make of officious Bob, strident Beryl and ASBO Mandy? And what’s so special about Molly’s culinary offerings? Bath Unity Players were ‘born’ in 1944, probably the oldest small drama group in the City. They meet twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7.30pm at St Barnabas Church Hall in Southdown, Bath In this, their 70th year, they are hoping to celebrate in style, with many events in the pipeline. Always on the lookout for new members, the Players don’t ask you to audition - just a genuine commitment and love of theatre. Just turn up at one of the rehearsals - or email: bathunityplayers@btinternet.com. They are sure you will enjoy Building Bridges, a comedy with a twist!
KEITH JAMES
The Songs of Nick Drake Fri 22 May • 8pm • Full £14 Concs £12 • Acoustic Music Nick Drake is the most revered and truly loved of all of this Country’s singer/songwriters. He recorded three cherished Albums between 1969 and 1972 but was almost entirely unknown in his day. After his tragic death in 1974 aged only 26 his music almost disappeared into obscurity. Now, thanks to a massive resurgence of interest on a worldwide scale, re-evaluating his Life and his genius, Nick Drake has become a National treasure. An important book, Remembered for a While, has just been released, written by his elder Sister, Gabrielle Drake. This expansive volume throws light on many shadowy corners of mystery and supposition. A number of years have now passed since Singer/Guitarist Keith James paralysed the whole Country with The Songs of Nick Drake. This new concert will have, as far as can be possible, a fresh and rewarding setlist.
“Some of the most atmospheric and emotive music you will ever hear.” The Independent “a sensitive and pleasingly understated delivery, all the better that the songs might speak for themselves.” Acoustic Magazine “an absolute must.” Mark Radcliffe BBC Radio
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Unearthed
By Alys Metcalf
Sat 23 May • 8pm • Full £12 Concs £10 • Professional Theatre “This is slightly irregular, isn’t it? Some of these tasks seem really weird. Number 7 looks like it’s written in code and I’m pretty sure number 5 is illegal...” Folio Theatre Company, in association with The Brewhouse Theatre presents Unearthed - a touching comedy drama by Royal Court young writer Alys Metcalf. On their 18th birthday, twins Ben and Eliza bury a time capsule in the Somerset countryside to mark the occasion and cement their bond, but the day goes horribly wrong. Some years later, the two siblings, now estranged and living far apart, are forced back together on a quest to honour the unusual wishes in their late father’s will. They find themselves thrown into absurd and ludicrous situations and forced to confront a few home truths, on an enlightening mission that will reignite past memories and dig up some well-buried secrets...
PHIL MCINTYRE ENTERTAINMENTS
Rob Newman’s Entirely Accurate A-Z of Philosophy Sun 24 May • 8pm • Full £14 Concs £12 • Stand-Up Comedy Join stand-up superstar and Rondo fan Rob Newman, as he tries out material in advance of a major new UK tour. Watch it evolve in front of your very eyes!
“I am completely in awe of Robert Newman. Of his talent, his passion, his intelligence, and the way he turns them to comedy with real firepower. If this world could be saved by a Superhero whose Superpower was Comedy, that hero would be Robert Newman.” Kate Copstick, The Scotsman
REFORM THEATRE COMPANY/HARROGATE THEATRE AND MIDDLESBROUGH THEATRE
April in Paris
By John Godber
Tue 26 May • 8pm • Full £14 Concs £12 • Professional Theatre Al and Bet’s relationship is on the rocks. He has recently lost his job, she works in a shoe shop and can only dream of a better life. But things are about to change… When Bet wins a romantic night in the city of love, Al wonders who she’ll take along. Resigned to taking her husband, before long they are both up to their necks in culture, croissants and champagne. The bright lights of Paris rekindle their relationship, but the reality of returning home always looms large. Join Al and Bet in this hilarious romantic adventure which was Olivier – nominated for Comedy of the Year when it premiered, and features John Godber’s unique brand of observational comedy at its best.
Web bookings: www.bathboxoffice.org.uk BATH SPA MA PERFORMING SHAKESPEARE
The Barded Ladies Present: An Evening Of Shakespeare! Fri 29 May • 8pm • Full £5 Concs £4 • Community Theatre Come and join this fabulous troupe of actors from Bath Spa’s MA Performing Shakespeare programme for a night of reinvention! This selection of scenes have been reworked by the cast to showcase both their directing and performing talents as they bring Shakespeare into the 21st century.
CAMERYN MOORE / LITTLE
slut (r)evolution:
no one gets there overnight By Cameryn Moore Sat 30 May • 8pm • Full £14 Concs £10 • Professional Theatre Award-winning performer/playwright Cameryn Moore (Phone Whore) returns to answer the important questions: How did it feel? What the hell was she thinking? And how will it affect tonight’s hook-up? Memoir and manifesto come together in this incendiary exploration of sex, relationships, and salad crispers. Best of Fest, Winnipeg Fringe (2011). Best One (Wo)man Show, Houston Fringe (2014).
“A study in vulnerability that manages to achieve catharsis and healing through a talented performance.” MarbleVictoria.com “Ms Moore is captivating to watch and has as much energy as a spring tornado.” Spectator
BEYOND ETERNITY
The Wit and Songs of Noel Coward Thu 4 Jun • 8pm • Full £14 Concs £12 • Musical Comedy Pianist and entertainer, Peter Gill presents a tribute to the wit and song-writing skill of that most English of Englishmen, Noel Coward, who said of himself I am an enormously talented man and there is no point in denying it. Born in 1899, Coward was an actor, writer, composer, director, producer, and in later life painter– and he excelled at them all. Peter will remind us of his dazzling wit and perform such gems as A Bar on The Piccola Marina, Don’t Let’s Be Beastly To The Germans, Mrs Worthington, There Are Bad Times Just Around The Corner and Mad Dogs & Englishmen.
“A splendid evening’s entertainment.” The Noel Coward Society
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EUROPEAN ARTS COMPANY
The Picture of Dorian Gray By Oscar Wilde, Adapted by Merlin Holland and John O’Connor Fri 5 & Sat 6 Jun • 8pm • Full £14 Concs £12 • Professional Theatre Fresh from a critically acclaimed UK Tour and West End run of The Trials of Oscar Wilde, European Arts Company returns with a thrilling adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s only novel to celebrate the 125th anniversary of its publication. Adapted by Wilde’s grandson Merlin Holland and John O’Connor, The Picture of Dorian Gray is set in the decadent world of Victorian London. A beautiful, narcissistic young man becomes infatuated by the exquisite portrait that Basil Hallward has painted of him. He makes a Faustian pact that he will remain forever young while the picture grows old. Combining drawing-room comedy and gothic horror, this is a gripping and hugely entertaining theatrical event that showcases Wilde’s remarkable talent.
THE BIG ACT
I Love You Because By Joshua Salzman and Ryan Cunningham Wed 10 - Sat 13 Jun • 7:30pm Full £12 Concs £10 • Community Theatre This modern day musical love story is set in present day New York and based on Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice. First premiered off-Broadway in 2006, this fast-paced, cult hit show is packed with comedy as it follows the trials and tribulations of two couples on their quest to fall in (and out) of love. This production is presented by students studying on the full-time and part-time vocational musical theatre courses at The Big Act - Bristol’s only specialist centre for musical theatre training. Check out thebigact.com for further information.
Web bookings: www.bathboxoffice.org.uk SPARE ROOM THEATRE
Spring Awakening By Steven Sater and Duncan Sheik Wed 17 - Sat 20 Jun • 7:30pm Full £12 Concs £10 Community Theatre Often censored or even banned, Spring Awakening is a musical adaptation of the classic German play, brought to you by Spare Room Theatre. Set in the sexually repressed Germany of 1891, where adult authority is never questioned, the powerfully emotional alt-rock music takes the story of sexual awakening, youth revolt and destructive power of influence into a new century. A searing commentary on the dangerous consequences of shielding children from the world, Spring Awakening is an exploration of youth where our intrepid young protagonists stumble passionately through adolescence - discovering their bodies, their minds and themselves.
STEPPING OUT IN ASSOCIATION WITH DREAMWEAVERS AND IN EXTREMIS
The Square Wheel of Time By Mark Breckon Wed 24 - Sat 27 Jun • 7.30pm Full £10 Concs £8 • Community Theatre The Square Wheelers, a dedicated band of eco warriors, are travelling back in time to 1865 to reshape a history that tells us a pill can be popped for every problem. Will their time travelling adventure usher in a glorious new era of humane and enlightened mental health services? Or just acquaint them better with the deficiencies of Bristol’s Victorian sewage system?
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Dreamtime Wed 1 - Sat 4 July • Community Theatre Dreamtime is a week of performances, workshops, readings, play and dreams. It’s a glimpse into the future, as emerging and established companies from Bath and the surrounding area showcase new work, new ideas and new practices. It’s a sharing of knowledge, as local practitioners contribute their expertise through workshops, talks and discussions. It’s dreaming of theatre, and all its infinite possibilities. The full programme will be announced as near to the week as possible, in order to showcase the freshest, newest, latest dreams - keep an eye on our website for details.
Robin Ince’s (almost) Farewell Show Sun 5 Jul • 8pm • Full £14 Concs £12 • Stand-Up Comedy Robin Ince is retiring from stand up and will never perform again...well, he’s not, but by his standards he is. He is going to attempt to stop touring until 2017 and it all ends here. The show will mainly be his latest solo show – Reality Tunnel – plus some of his least worst stand up from the last two years.
LAKIN MCCARTHY
Mark Thomas: Trespass Edinburgh Fringe Preview Shows Tue 7 Jul • 7pm & 9pm • Full £10 Concs N/A • Stand-Up Comedy Trespass carries on from where Mark’s previous show 100 Acts of Minor Dissent left off. It is his usual odd mix of theatre, stand up, a dash of journalism, activism and a dollop of mayhem. Mark asks the question: If the ramblers of the 1930’s were here now what would they do to open up the cities? How do we turn the skyscrapers and corporate squares into our playgrounds? He sets out to try and carve a small space in the urban world where mischief and random chance can lurk. No one knows where this show is going to end up so join him on the journey.
Web bookings: www.bathboxoffice.org.uk ST MARK’S SCHOOL
Wizard of Oz
By L. Frank Baum
Thur 9 & Fri 10 Jul • 8pm • Full £8 Concs £5 • Community Theatre St Mark’s School presents the RSC version of The Wizard of Oz, with music and lyrics of the MGM motion picture score by Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg. Return to Oz with us, follow the adventures of Dorothy and friends as they travel along that yellow brick road and see what life is really like somewhere over the rainbow! The cast is made up of the very talented students of St. Mark’s School, Larkhall who will be providing you with an evening of fantastic entertainment.
LIGHT & LARK
Papillon Sat 11 Jul • 2.30pm • Full £8 Concs £5 • Professional Theatre – Children Papillon, why do you fly above the trees, across the sky? Be immersed in the world of Papillon, a butterfly with a thoughtful perspective on life. Follow him as he explores his environment, watches the changing of night to day, encounters a host of lively insects and makes memories along his way. This highly energetic and visually expressive production uses live music, puppetry, physical theatre and integrated animation to enthral and engage children aged 3-6 and their families. This is Light and Lark’s debut production, and will include a 15 minute ‘stay and play’ with the performers and puppets - and you can tell them what you thought of their show. This performance will operate a Babes in Arms policy which means that a child of 18 months or younger does not need a ticket providing they can be held by a parent/guardian.
Keith James: Always Sat 11 Jul • 8pm • Full £14 Concs £12 • Acoustic Music Performing in its entirety, his brand new original Album, entitled Always. After more than a decade of continued and dedicated study of much admired Poets and Songwriters: Cohen, Lorca, Drake, Neruda, Blake and Dylan Thomas, Keith is releasing what can only be described as an amazing landmark original Album entitled Always. These 10 original songs (apart from Hiring Fair by Ralph McTell), meticulously written and arranged, have come together slowly over the past 10 years or so and have matured with a strong sense of both personal and collective awareness, a tone that has been caught through older eyes; surreal, sub-textural and three dimensional, showing anger and disturbance, humour, resolve, vision and compelling sadness. Expect an amazing concert! Keith currently has a worrying heart condition. Proceeds from this concert and sales of this new Album will be deposited separately in the event that Keith requires an operation.
“Some of the most atmospheric and emotive music you will ever hear.” The Independent
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EXIT STAGE LEFT
Ordinary Days By Adam Gwon Tues 14 - Sat 18 • 8 pm • Full £10 Concs £8 • Community Theatre The award winning Exit Stage Left return to the Rondo with another South West Premiere. From one of musical theatre’s most exciting and award-winning composers, Adam Gwon, comes Ordinary Days, a refreshingly honest and funny musical about making real connections in the city that never sleeps ... but probably should at some point. Ordinary Days tells the story of four young New Yorkers whose lives intersect as they search for fulfillment, happiness, love and cabs. Through a score of vibrant and memorable songs their experiences ring startlingly true to life. Ordinary Days is an original musical for anyone who’s ever struggled to appreciate the simple things in a complex place. With equal doses of humour and poignancy it celebrates how 8.3 million individual stories combine in unexpected ways to make New York City such a unique and extraordinary home.
BATH OPERA
La Traviata By Giuseppe Verdi Fri 24 & Sat 25 Jul • 7.30pm Full £14 Concs £10 • Community Opera It’s the 21st Century, and amid the alcohol and drug-fuelled lifestyle of the city of London, Violetta and her high-flying city friends - bankers, lawyers and dealers in legal and illegal commodities - are partying. Violetta’s addiction has taken its toll: drink and drugs have weakened her body, but her spirit still demands freedom to enjoy the pleasures of life. Enter Alfredo, and the struggle between love and “pleasure” begins... Sung in English and supported by Musical Director, Peter Blackwood, at the piano.
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Rondo Drama Club
Rondo Drama Summer School
create, develop, perform
Summer Term Ages 7 – 14 4.45pm – 6pm £75 Rondo Drama Club is a unique experience where your children are encouraged to share their creative ideas and work together to use the best of them to devise a totally original play. They then get the chance to improvise, rehearse and, finally, perform it under the lights on the famous Rondo Stage. The sessions are run by Paulo Baigent, an experienced theatre director, educator and drama workshop leader. Rondo Drama Club’s weekly sessions take place at St. Stephen’s School, Lansdown with dress rehearsals and end of term performances at the Rondo Theatre itself. At Rondo Drama Club we are committed to raising confidence and self-esteem in a fun and nurturing environment. So if your children are into drama, love to have fun, are full of ideas and eager to share them, then book them in for our next term at The Rondo Drama Club. Please note: participants must be available for the final rehearsal on Sunday 5 July and for the end of term show on Monday 6 July.
The Rondo Drama Summer School is a unique experience where you’re encouraged to share your creative ideas (however crazy or bizarre!). You then get the chance to devise a play, improvise it and perform it to your parents and friends under the lights on the famous Rondo Stage. The sessions are run by Paulo Baigent, an experienced theatre director and drama workshop leader. Week A: Mon 27 – Fri 31 July Week B: Mon 24 – Fri 28 Aug Mon – Thurs: 10am – 4pm; Fri 10am – 7pm Cost £95 per week To book please email Paulo at: speaktomegabriel@gmail.com or phone: 07956 598830 (please leave a message if you don’t get an answer).
For more information, please email Paulo at: speaktomegabriel@gmail.com
The Rondo Scriptwriting Group Mondays at 8pm from September to December & January - April Age 18 upwards. 7.30pm. £50 per term. For booking and information, email rondowriters@gmail.com
Become A Rondo Volunteer Acting as a Rondo Theatre volunteer is a great way of getting closer to the theatre, music, comedy and other fantastic events on offer at this fantastic venue. In return, you get to see the shows for free, as well as to make new friends and socialise.
The Rondo hosts a playwriting forum for anyone who writes scripts, at any level. The perfect opportunity to share ideas, identify problems and work through some of the tricks of the trade. There will also be visits from theatre professionals to give advice on getting your work shown. Led by Shane Morgan.
Our volunteers work mainly as bar staff or on front of house and are an essential part of the success of The Rondo. Volunteering normally means working on two or three shows a month. It’s great fun – and you get to see a huge variety of performances for free! If you’d like to volunteer, please contact the Theatre Director, Ian McGlynn: ian@rondotheatre.co.uk / 01225 444003
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Theatre Director: Ian McGlynn. Tel. 01225 444003 email: director@rondotheatre.co.uk
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Marketing Coordinator: Alison Farina. email: marketing@rondotheatre.co.uk Intern Director: Jazz Hazelwood email: admin@rondotheatre.co.uk Associate Directors: Hannah Drake, Shane Morgan, Alison Farina, Jazz Hazelwood Programme Design: GAS Design. Tel. 01249 712657 www.gas-design.co.uk
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DATE
SHOW
GENRE
15 – 18 Apr
The Arrest of Ai Weiwei
Community
22 Apr
Susan Calman: Lady Like
Comedy
23 Apr
Alaska
Theatre
24 Apr
Louise Jordan
Music
30 Apr – 2 May
An Inspector Calls
Theatre
6 - 9 May
Infinite Stars
Community
14 – 16 May
Building Bridges
Community
22 May
The Songs of Nick Drake
Music
23 May
Unearthed
Theatre
24 May
Rob Newman
Comedy
26 May
April in Paris
Theatre
29 May
An Evening of Shakespeare
Community
30 May
slut (r)evolution
Theatre
4 Jun
The Wit and Songs of Noel Coward
Music
5 & 6 Jun
The Picture of Dorian Gray
Theatre
10 – 13 Jun
I Love You Because
Community
17 – 20 Jun
Spring Awakening
Community
24 – 27 Jun
The Square Wheel of Time
Community
1 – 4 Jul
Dreamtime
Community
5 Jul
Robin Ince
Comedy
7 Jul
Mark Thomas
Comedy
9 & 10 Jul
The Wizard of Oz
Community
11 Jul
Papillon
Children’s Theatre
11 Jul
Keith James: Always
Music
14 – 18 Jul
Ordinary Days
Community
24 & 25 Jul
La Traviata
Community Opera