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The Watermill Theatre
Š The Watermill Theatre, 2016. All details in this brochure were correct at the time of going to press. The Watermill Theatre Ltd. reserves the right to make alterations where necessary.
Summer/Winter
THE 2016 SEASON CONTINUES
Welcome to The Watermill
priority Friends’ opens booking 9 May. Monday booking General onday opens M 16 May. I’m delighted to announce the second half of my first season here at The Watermill. It’s a heady mix of music, new writing and storytelling for all the family. We kick things off with the classic musical Crazy For You, featuring Gershwin’s great score and all the glamour of Broadway packed onto our tiny stage. We then premiere The Wipers Times - a new play by Ian Hislop and Nick Newman based on their film of the same name. This looks at the incredible making of this satirical newspaper for the troops amidst the horror of the First World War. Our Christmas show is a version of Sleeping Beauty by Rufus Norris. Magical and mischievous in equal measure, it will be directed by Bill Buckhurst whose Sweeney Todd In A Pie Shop received rave reviews in London’s West End. He will bring the same immersive experience to The Watermill’s intimate space.
Alongside these we have other great shows and events which include a new adaptation of Frankenstein, which will tour to schools and play at The Watermill for a week, taking an innovative approach to the role of the monster in Mary Shelley’s great novel. The Watermill Young Company bring comic satire, Ubu Roi to the stage in what is sure to be an unforgettable production. I am also thrilled to be welcoming the return of Really Big Pants Theatre Company with their new show Suddenly! for children. The Swing Commanders and, recent star of BBC 1’s The Voice, Tom Milner, supported by Lauryn Redding, who appeared in our production of Romeo + Juliet, will play in our new Sunday music sessions. Paul Hart Artistic and Executive Director The Watermill is a registered charity no. 261430 and receives core funding from:
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Contents Thursday 28 July to Saturday 17 September Crazy For You
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Thursday 22 September to Saturday 29 October
The Wipers Times
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Monday 31 October to Friday 4 November
Frankenstein
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Wednesday 9 to Saturday 12 November Watermill Young Company Ubu Roi
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Thursday 17 November to Sunday 1 January Sleeping Beauty
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More at The Watermill Backstage Tours Restaurant and Bar Take Part Accessible Theatre Friends of The Watermill Support Your Theatre Your Visit How to Book How to Find Us Performance Diary
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Thursday 28 July to Saturday 17 September
Music and Lyrics by George Gershwin and Ira Gershwin Book by Ken Ludwig
Directed by Paul Hart Musical supervisor and musical arrangements by Catherine Jayes
Co Conception by Ken Ludwig and Mike Ockrent Inspired by Material by Guy Bolton and John McGowan Originally produced on Broadway by Roger Horchow and Elizabeth Williams Original Broadway Choreography by Susan Stroman
Presented by The Watermill Theatre in association with Jamie Wilson Starring Tom Chambers High energy, high kicking and gloriously glamorous, Crazy for You is the ultimate feel-good musical with a fabulous score from the Gershwin brothers’ songbook.
A huge hit originally on Broadway, and then in the West End, winning a Tony and two Olivier awards, it will be inventively reimagined for The Watermill stage with actor-musicians.
The multi-award winning, romantic comedy, filled with great dance numbers, charts the troubled love story of Bobby, son of a wealthy New York banking family and frustrated Broadway hoofer, and Polly, daughter of the proprietor of a failing theatre in Deadrock, Nevada. Sent to close the theatre down, Bobby falls for Polly and, in the guise of a Hungarian impresario, decides to save the theatre by putting on a show.
With Tom Chambers as Bobby, whose credits include Top Hat (West End and UK tour) and winner of Strictly Come Dancing. Tickets Monday evenings and Thursday matinées: £20 and £18. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday evenings and Saturday matinées: £29, £27, £20. Friday and Saturday evenings: £31, £29, £22.
Mistaken identities, plot twists, heartbreak, happiness and a wealth of memorable tunes, including I Got Rhythm, They Can’t Take That Away From Me, Nice Work If You Can Get It and Embraceable You, all feature in this exhilarating celebration of the great Broadway musicals.
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First Week Special On the first Thursday and Friday seats are £20 and £18 (no other discounts apply). See pages 37-39 for Performance Diary. watermill.org.uk BOX OFFICE 01635 46044
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Thursday 22 September to Saturday 29 October
By Ian Hislop and Nick Newman Based on a true story A Trademark production and co-commission with The Watermill Theatre Directed by Caroline Leslie
“The war is not funny, Sir.” Colonel Howfield “I’ve a feeling that may be the point.” General Mitford The Wipers Times is a stage adaptation of the award-winning BBC film by Ian Hislop and Nick Newman. It tells the extraordinary story of the satirical newspaper created in the mud and mayhem of the Somme, interspersed with comic sketches and spoofs from the vivid imagination of those on the front line.
The production takes place one hundred years after the Battle of the Somme and publication of The Wipers Times. Ian Hislop and Nick Newman’s comedy, A Bunch of Amateurs, played to packed houses at The Watermill in 2014. Interpreted Performances
In a bombed out building during the First World War in the French town of Ypres (mispronounced Wipers by British soldiers), two officers discover a printing press and create a newspaper for the troops. Far from being a sombre journal about life in the trenches they produced a resolutely cheerful, subversive and very funny newspaper designed to lift the spirits of the men on the frontline. Defying enemy bombardment, gas attacks and the disapproval of many of the top Brass, The Wipers Times rolled off the press for two years and was an extraordinary tribute to the resilience of the human spirit in the face of overwhelming adversity.
Sat 15 October at 2.30pm. Optional signed pre-show talk at 1.30pm.
Saturday 22 October at 1pm.
Saturday 22 October at 2.30pm.
Tickets Monday evenings, Thursday and Saturday matinées: £15.50 and £15. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings: £24, £22, £15. Friday and Saturday evenings: £26.50, £24.50, £16.50. First Week Special On the first Thursday and Friday seats are £15.50 and £15 (no other discounts apply).
‘Ian Hislop and Nick Newman’s comedy about a first world war spoof newspaper is laugh out-loud funny’
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The Times
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Monday 31 October to Friday 4 November
Wednesday 9 November to Saturday 12 November
The Watermill Young Company presents
By Mary Shelley Adapted by Tristan Bernays
By Alfred Jarry
Directed by Eleanor Rhode
Directed by Seamus Allen
“If I cannot inspire love, I will cause fear!” Frankenstein, a young scientist, brings a gruesome body to life. Cast out into a hostile world, Frankenstein’s creature searches for his true identity. But the pain of rejection and a broken promise changes everything. Vengeful, dangerous and in blood-thirsty pursuit of his maker, the creature threatens to destroy Frankenstein and the lives of everyone he loves. In an electrifying 75 minute adaptation of Mary Shelley’s classic, gothic tale, two actors explore the timeless relationship between parent and child.
Papa Ubu wants power. Mama Ubu wants it for him. He’ll risk everything to wrestle the crown from the King in a glorious coup. It’s a pity the Ubus are so stupid, greedy and most likely insane. But when has that ever stood in the way of ambition? The Young Company present Ubu Roi, a riotous comedy of high ambition and the lowest of humour. Think of Macbeth, re-imagined by Monty Python.
‘…a challenging, atmospheric production, impressively realised by a talented cast of young people.’
Workshops are available and a free education pack can be downloaded prior to the show opening at www.watermill.org.uk/education_packs
British Theatre Guide The Young Company’s production of Gormenghast, 2015
Frankenstein will be touring schools from 7 to 26 Nov. For information call 01635 570927. Generously supported by The Dr. Mortimer and Theresa Sackler Foundation.
The Watermill Young Company is generously supported by The Dr. Mortimer and Theresa Sackler Foundation.
Tickets Monday to Friday evenings: £12.50 and £12, £10 tickets for 18 - 25s. Wednesday and Thursday matinées: £8 and £7.50.
Tickets £11.50 and £11, concessions £6.50 and £6.
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Thursday 17 November to Sunday 1 January 2017
By Rufus Norris Interpreted Performances
Directed by Bill Buckhurst Designed by Simon Kenny Lighting designed by Jack Knowles Music by Tarek Merchant A quirky, comic re-telling of the classic fairy story through the eyes of the mischievous Fairy Goody. Having condemned the beautiful princess to an enchanted sleep in a fit of anger, she then has to seek out a suitably brave and handsome prince to break the spell. But the dashing prince doesn’t match up to expectations and Beauty’s happy ever after doesn’t quite go to plan.
Sat 17 December at 2.30pm. Optional signed pre-show talk at 1.30pm.
Thursday 29 December at 1pm.
Thursday 29 December at 2.30pm.
There are specially allocated seats available for these performances. Please call the box office on 01635 46044 or email boxoffice@watermill.org.uk to book. Relaxed Performance Saturday 26 November at 2.30pm. Please call the box office on 01635 46044 to book. Sleeping Beauty Christmas Tea Add a fantastical flourish to your visit. Find out more on page 21.
An enchanted forest, fantastical creatures and a mother-in-law who turns out to be an ogre combine to create an entertaining story that will be enjoyed by children and adults alike. Expect a touch of Roald Dahl in this acclaimed version by Rufus Norris with plenty of original music. A magical Christmas show like no other!
Tickets From Thursday 17 November to Thursday 15 December: £20, £15.50, £10.50. From Saturday 17 December to Sunday 1 January: £22, £16.50 and £11.
Suitable for age 4 upwards.
Discounts are not available on Saturday or Sunday or after Thursday 15 December.
We regret that we are unable to admit children under 3 or babes in arms into the auditorium.
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Wednesday 30 November at 7pm
Mig Kimpton’s
Tuesday 27 September at 2pm
An Audience With…
Ian Hislop and Nick Newman A special fundraising event for The Watermill Theatre
A comedic play about the satirical newspaper that was born from the muddy and bloody trenches of the Somme, to provide some light relief to troops who faced unspeakable horrors on a daily basis.
After their comedy A Bunch of Amateurs played to packed houses at The Watermill in 2014, co-writers Ian Hislop and Nick Newman return to talk about The Wipers Times.
This event raises funds for The Watermill which is a registered charity, no. 261430. The restaurant is open from 12 noon for lunch. Please make your reservation online at watermill.org.uk or with the box office on 01635 46044.
From a writing collaboration that began when they were both in their teens at Ardingly College in West Sussex, Ian (writer, journalist, panel show contestant, Editor of Private Eye) and Nick (writer and satirical cartoonist), will discuss their professional partnership which spans over 30 years.
For further information on The Wipers Times please see page 6.
If you enjoy shows like Spitting Image, Have I Got News For You and My Dad’s The Prime Minister, Nick and Ian’s stage adaptation of the BAFTA nominated BBC film The Wipers Times will definitely appeal to you.
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‘Mig is a wonderful wizard with flowerslet him cast a spell over you this Christmas.’ Sir Ian McKellen Winner of 10 medals at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, Mig presents his Frozen Floral Roadshow full of flowers, stories and theatrical gossip. Learn how to create wonderful festive arrangements for the home and thrill at the opportunity to take away one of his designs, all made from scratch in front of your very eyes. Mig combines anecdotes from his thirty years of working in theatre and his extensive work with all things floral, to provide a fun evening full of flowers. It’s floral panto time - oh yes it is! It’s like a live ‘bake off’ with flowers!
‘Mig is a showman through and through which makes for such an entertaining time watching him create wonderful and flamboyant floral designs.’ Flora International Magazine
An international demonstrator, Mig has won many awards and has a list of prestigious clients. His work has been seen at the Royal Opera House, Royal Albert Hall and many London hotels. He is also Head of Flower Shows for Aztec Events and works regularly for the Royal Horticultural Society.
Tickets £15 and £14.50. watermill.org.uk BOX OFFICE 01635 46044
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Our Book Club events are a great opportunity to indulge your love of books and are open to all. Books will be on sale at the theatre and the authors will be available to sign them after the events.
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Squirrel Pie (and other stories) Adventures in Food Across the Globe
characteristic verve and wit. Squirrel Pie (and other stories) contains 60 delicious recipes, illustrated with Elisabeth’s own sketches, and will appeal to anyone with a taste for travel, and an affinity for that most universal of languages, food.
Elisabeth Luard is an acclaimed, awardwinning food writer, journalist and broadcaster. She has a monthly column in the Oldie, is a Trustee of The Oxford Symposium on Food and Cookery and writes in Country Living, The Telegraph, Country Life and the Daily Mail. One of the food world’s most entertaining and evocative writers, Elisabeth has travelled extensively throughout her life, meeting fascinating people, observing different cultures and uncovering extraordinary ingredients in unusual places. In this enchanting food memoir, she shares tales and dishes gathered from her global ramblings. These evocative food adventures possess all of her
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Actor-Musicianship
theatres from Bradford to Broadway, from village halls to international arena tours. In Jeremy’s fascinating new book he explores the history of actor-musicianship, examining its origins, as well as investigating how this specialist form of music theatre is created.
Jeremy Harrison was one of the country’s leading actor-musicians and a core member of John Doyle’s award-winning ensemble of actor-musicians from 1995 - 2001. He appeared regularly at The Watermill in shows including Cabaret, A Star Danced, and a re-working of Bizet’s Carmen that toured the UK and Europe. Since graduating from RADA in 1987, he has worked in theatre, film and television as a performer, musical director, composer and director both in the UK and internationally. As leader of the renowned actor-musician course at Rose Bruford he has trained many of the country’s leading actors in this field.
The Watermill has played a significant part in the development of this art form. Artistic Director, Paul Hart will look back with Jeremy at those early productions, examining why audiences love this style of theatre and what might happen next, both here at The Watermill and beyond. Jeremy’s book was recently commended in The Stage as a ‘best new book.’ Tickets Tickets £6 and £5.50.
Actor-musicianship is now an important feature of the musical theatre landscape with actor-musician shows playing in
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Sunday 2 October at 3pm
Sunday Sessions Sunday 28 August at 3pm
Sunday 2 October at 3pm
Sunday Sessions
Sunday Sessions
Tom Milner and Lauryn Redding
The Swing Commanders
An actor-musician, Lauryn plays a wide range of instruments including banjo, guitar, clarinet and double bass and she’ll be performing acoustic covers of old and new songs, from Joni Mitchell to Bob Dylan, Damien Rice to Amy Winehouse.
Hot-foot from his recent appearance in the hit BBC TV show, The Voice, actor and singer Tom Milner, known to many for his roles in Waterloo Road and Holby City, will perform an acoustic session. Tom will entertain with covers of hits by popular artists and a selection of songs from his new album.
Tickets £12, £10 for 25 years and under.
Supporting Tom is Lauryn Redding, who played the role of the Nurse in The Watermill’s production of Romeo + Juliet earlier this year, where her powerful voice and impressive musicianship had the theatre rocking!
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Our restaurant will serve lunch from 12.30pm. Please make a reservation when booking your tickets.
The Swing Commanders are a vibrant Lancashire quintet whose mission is to promote sophisticated harmonies, hot solos and pretty dresses. They take the best mid-twentieth century songs, from Glenn Miller to the singing cowboys of old, and give them a high energy makeover, with mid song instrument swapping and lots of humour. The band play theatres and festivals throughout Europe, and in 2015 headlined the Legends of Western Swing Festival in Wichita Falls, Texas. If you enjoy vintage style, lively music and good old fashioned entertainment, you’ll have a ball with The Swing Commanders!
Tickets £16 and £15.50.
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Children’s Theatre
Backstage Tours If you’re interested in what goes on behind the scenes at The Watermill, you might like to combine your visit to see a matinée performance with a backstage tour followed by lunch. You’ll get to meet the staff, see where the actors rehearse and visit the old and new buildings that make up The Watermill. Tours will take place on the following afternoons starting at 12.30pm.
Saturday 16 July at 10am and 11.15am
The price includes a tour, one course meal with coffee and a ticket for that day’s matinée performance. Booking is open to individuals and groups and you can reserve your space by calling the box office on 01635 46044. Tours for school groups may be arranged on request through The Watermill Outreach Department on 01635 570927 or email outreach@watermill.org.uk
Thursday 25 August Crazy For You Price £37
The Ugly Duckling
Saturday 10 September at 11am
By Hans Christian Andersen Adapted & performed by Lizzie Lewis Puddle the duck lives on the farm. Every day he tries to ‘fit in’ with his animal friends, but poor Puddle can’t help feeling that he doesn’t quite belong. He can’t understand why all the other animals laugh and point at him. Feeling unloved and lonely, Puddle leaves the security of the farm to find new friends, but where will his trip take him? Can you help Puddle find a home of his very own?
Saturday 8 October The Wipers Times Price £32.50
Suddenly! By Willow Nash and Joe Bromley A show for primary-aged children.
Suitable for children aged 2 - 6 years. Performance takes place in the Lily Pond conservatory.
Red loves story time at Grandma’s. As well as reading stories from a book, they make up their own too. But one evening, as they settle down with ‘Once upon a time…’ they are interrupted by their wily neighbour, Mr Wolfe - and a race begins to save their tree-house from a faulty genie and a spoilt stepmother with a penchant for purple - before midnight! A fast, fun twist on traditional tales… and not a wishy-washy princess in sight!
Tickets £6
Tickets £6
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This interactive adaptation of Hans Christian Anderson’s timeless fairy tale is especially created for young children and their parents.
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Sleeping Beauty Christmas Tea If you’re as hungry as an ogre, or a princess who’s slept for far too long, end your visit with a final fantastical flourish and enjoy a themed tea after the show. Full of tempting morsels and no wonkywinged fairies to spoil your appetite! Available after all matinée performances during Sleeping Beauty for £6.50. Please book your tea when buying your tickets.
Children’s Menu
Restaurant and Bar Before the show
After the show
Choose from a mouth-watering selection from our salad bar, available as either a starter or main course. We also serve hot main courses and desserts. Each course is individually priced so you can choose to have one, two or three. The restaurant serves meals from 12.30pm on matinée days and from 5.30pm Monday to Saturday evenings. Our restaurant is very popular so please book in advance online or with the box office to avoid disappointment.
Sharing platters are also available to pre-order to enjoy after the performance from Monday to Thursday. Please call the box office the day before the performance to place your order. Cream teas are available after matinée performances and should be booked and paid for in advance with the box office.
Available at lunch time on matinée days and before the show in the evenings, our children’s menu offers a selection of three main courses, followed by ice cream. You can see the menu on our website watermill.org.uk/childrens_menu. Please reserve your seat in the restaurant when booking tickets for the show.
Christmas Meals and Parties The Watermill is a lovely place for you and your friends or colleagues to celebrate the festive season. Our Christmas menu is available to groups of ten or more from 17 November 2016 to 1 January 2017. Call 01635 570920 or email restaurant@watermill.org.uk for further information and to book.
Dine after the show on Friday and Saturday evenings. Choose from one, two or three courses from our menu.
In the bar
Please make your selection from the menu before the show.
Snacks and sharing platters are available in the bar and Lily Pond conservatory up to 30 minutes before the show. Olives with breadsticks and balsamic dip may also be ordered to accompany your interval drinks.
Restaurant bookings should be made in advance with the box office on 01635 46044 or online at watermill.org.uk
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Take Part Children
Devise, rehearse and perform a play or musical, all in one week. A great way to develop your skills and make new friends. No experience necessary, just plenty of enthusiasm!
Holiday Courses
Play in a Week Monday 8 to Friday 12 August
Technical Taster Day
Ages: 8 - 11 (9am - 12noon)
Wednesday 1 June
Ages: 12 - 16 (1pm - 4pm)
10am - 4pm
Price £95
Don’t like being in the limelight, but have always wanted to know what happens backstage? Come to The Watermill and work with a professional member of our production team and get practical, hands-on experience.
Musical in a Week Monday 15 to Friday 19 August Ages: 12 - 16 (10am - 4pm each day) Price £155
Places open to anyone aged 12 - 18 years.
Autism Friendly Holiday Course
Price £35
Act Wilde in the Garden
Monday 22 to Friday 26 August
Monday 1 to Friday 5 August
Ages: 9 - 16 (9am - 12noon)
Create, rehearse and perform a site-specific play, based on Oscar Wilde’s famous children’s tales such as The Selfish Giant. Ages: 4 - 7 (9am - 12noon)
Learn drama skills, whilst having lots of fun and making new friends! All our holiday courses are autism friendly, but this one will be particularly suitable for young people on the autistic spectrum.
Ages: 8 - 11 (1pm - 4pm)
Price £95
Price £35
The World of Sleeping Beauty Monday 19 to Wednesday 21 December Ages: 4 - 7 (9am - 12noon) Ages: 8 - 11 (1pm - 4pm) A fun, creative course themed around The Watermill’s Christmas show, Sleeping Beauty. Together the children will create characters, discover backstage secrets and perform a selection of scenes.
To book or for more information about our Holiday Courses call outreach on 01635 570934 or email outreach@watermill.org.uk
Sleeping Beauty Fun Day
Education
Tuesday 25 October
We continue to offer an extensive education programme for schools including:
10am - 11.30am or 11.30am - 1pm
• Workshops on most aspects of theatre
A morning of activities for families celebrating our Christmas show. Hunt for characters from Sleeping Beauty around the garden and claim your treasure when you’ve discovered their hiding places. Listen to stories in the theatre, take part in themed arts activities and dress up in a wonderful array of costumes from past Watermill productions.
• Free education packs to support your visit • Dynamic CPD and INSET for teachers For full details about our schools’ programme, or to download our education brochure, please visit the Take Part pages on our website watermill.org.uk. Alternatively, for more information or an informal chat please call Heidi on 01635 570927.
Ideal for children up to 10 years. Price for children £5, adults £1.
The Watermill’s core education programme is supported by The Dr. Mortimer and Theresa Sackler Foundation.
Book online at watermill.org.uk or call the box office on 01635 46044.
Price £60
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Take Part - Adults
Shriek Week at The Watermill
The Watermill Scratch Choir
The World of The Wipers Times
Be prepared to be scared!
Learn the songs and then perform them in the evening in our beautiful tithe barn.
Saturday 1 October
A week of gothic themed events, in the spirit of our production of Frankenstein, culminating in a community performance in the theatre involving members from across our outreach groups.
10am until after the matinée performance. Gain an insight into the creation of The Wipers Times. Work with a professional director from The Watermill to discover the creative process, act a selection of scenes and then watch the performance in the theatre.
Rehearsals 10am - 6pm, performance at 7.30pm.
Gershwin Greats Sunday 17 July
Places available for 18+ beginners to experienced performers.
You’ve got rhythm, we’ve got music, so come and sing some toe-tapping tunes from the writer of hit musicals such as Porgy and Bess and Crazy for You.
Price £50 (top price ticket for the matinée performance and a light lunch included).
Price £30
Please book before Monday 8 August to guarantee your theatre ticket.
Booking opens Monday 16 May.
Children’s Storytelling
The Watermill Scratch Choir
Saturday 29 October
Menacing Musicals
10am and 11am
Sunday 30 October
Things that Go Bump in the Night
Sing songs from well-known musicals including The Rocky Horror Show, Sweeney Todd and Little Shop of Horrors.
Spooky tales and stories of things that go bump in the night. An interactive storytelling session with ghostly goings on and just the right amount of fright!
Rehearsals 10am - 6pm, performance at 7.30pm. Price £30
This storytelling session is ideal for children aged 4 - 7 years.
Booking opens Monday 18 July.
Children to be accompanied by an adult. Sessions held in the Lily Pond conservatory and last approximately 40 minutes.
To book email outreach@watermill.org.uk or call 01635 570934.
Price £5 Book online at watermill.org.uk or with the box office on 01635 46044.
Play in a Day Saturday 29 October 9.30am to 4.30pm Ages: 8 - 11 years Discover your inner monster, become a ghostly ghoul and devise, rehearse and perform a spooky play all in one day! Price £35 To book email outreach@watermill.org.uk or call 01635 570934.
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Take Part - Professionals
Accessible Theatre
Raising Voices
Training for Businesses
The Outreach Department continues to support the work of new playwrights. Send your work to us and we will read and respond as part of our ongoing commitment to nurturing new writing talent. A professional writer/director from The Watermill team will read and respond with constructive criticism and advice.
Our bespoke arts-based training programme is flexible and highly cost effective. We offer dynamic training in communication and presentation skills, as well as unique team building activities.
Please tell us about any special requirements you, or anyone in your party, may have when you book your seats. The Watermill Theatre premises are 90% accessible to wheelchair users and people with mobility difficulties. There is a spiral staircase to our circle seats on the first floor and no lift, so if you need to be seated in the stalls, please let our box office staff know when you book. There are reserved disabled parking spaces near the theatre entrance which should be requested when you book your tickets. We can welcome two people in wheelchairs per performance, subject to availability. Please call the box office to book. We also have our own wheelchair available on request.
‘Thank you once again for putting the laughter back into this team.’ Senior Manager and participant
The fee for submissions is £33 per play (to cover reader’s fees).
To book or for more information about our Take Part activities call outreach on 01635 570934 or email outreach@watermill.org.uk
Actors’ Forum We run a regular free monthly group for local professional actors to exchange ideas and share skills.
There is a reduction of £2 off each ticket for both a person with disabilities and their companion on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
Infrared Sennheiser hearing assistance system For people with impaired hearing, subject to availability. To ensure you are seated in areas where this is effective, please let us know you would like to use the system when booking.
British Sign Language, Audio Described Performances and Touch Tours
The Actors’ Forum is supported by The Dr. Mortimer and Theresa Sackler Foundation.
Look out for the symbols displayed on the show information pages.
Audio and large print copies of our brochure are available on request from the box office. Relaxed Performance Sleeping Beauty Saturday 26 November at 2.30pm.
Assistance dogs We welcome assistance dogs but please let us know when you book so that we can allocate appropriate seats for you in the auditorium.
Acclimatisation visits If you have not been to the theatre before, we are happy to arrange for you to come and have a look around to get your bearings when it is not busy.
Social story Our visual resource for new visitors with Autistic Spectrum conditions and other learning disabilities can be downloaded from our website. www.watermill.org.uk/access
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Watermill Friends Become a Friend of The Watermill By becoming a Friend of The Watermill Theatre your support goes to the heart of what we do - creating exciting and memorable theatre for all to enjoy. As a Watermill Friend, you will receive: • priority booking (wherever possible) • free exchange or resale of tickets (restrictions apply)* • invitations to drinks parties • invitations to a whole host of events, including supper clubs, theatre trips, walks with talks, workshops and much more • regular Friends’ events information *Individual Friend: two exchanges or resales per year, Joint Friend, three exchanges or resales per year. Typically, our Friends make a £30 donation as an individual supporter or £45 as a joint supporter (two people living at the same address). To become a Friend, please go online and download a form at watermill.org.uk/the_friends_of_the_watermill or call The Friends’ Secretary on 01635 45834.
The Watermill Antiques Fair
The Watermill Christmas Fair
Friends Gift Box
Friday 9 September
Friday 11 November
from 10am to 3pm
from 9.30am to 2.30pm
The Watermill is holding its first Antiques Fair, hosting a selection of antique and collectable stalls.
The annual Watermill Christmas Fair will offer a winning selection of beautiful gift stalls. Unique presents to delight your loved ones along with inspired ideas and decorations to bring that magical sparkle to your home. Join us to browse the excellent choice and relax with your friends over a light lunch in the bar.
If you would like to register someone as a Friend of the theatre, we have a gift box which includes information about being a Friend of The Watermill and also includes a special handcrafted and hand-painted ceramic duck by local ceramics company Roelofs & Rubens. The gift box is £35 for an individual supporter, £50 for joint supporters. Please contact The Friends’ Secretary (details above). The Friends of The Watermill make an impressive financial contribution to the theatre (a registered charity). Last year they raised over £75,000, through annual donations and organised Friends’ events and helped the theatre sustain its high quality, first class performances. We look forward to welcoming you.
Come with a friend and enjoy browsing and buying. The bar will be serving a selection of light lunches, cakes, coffee and teas. Price £2
Meet the Cast
Coffee, mulled wine and light lunches will be on sale.
Don’t forget… The Watermill Summer Fair
An opportunity for Friends to meet the cast in the bar after the evening performance.
Price £3.50
Sunday 5 June from 12 noon to 4pm
Thursday 4 August Crazy For You
Price Adults £1, 12 years and under FREE.
Thursday 29 September The Wipers Times
For all Fairs there is organised free parking. No pre-booking is required and everyone is welcome. Prams are restricted to the bar area only.
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Support Your Theatre! Our shows are all ‘Made in Bagnor’ and last year over 78,000 people saw a Watermill show in the region. As a producing theatre, we assemble a new cast and creative team for each of our shows. Our creative teams live on site throughout the rehearsal and performance period, becoming part of The Watermill family for approximately nine weeks at a time. To complement our work on stage, we also run a packed outreach programme involving some 13,000 participants from our local community. In addition to this, and as part of our touring programme, we take some shows out to schools and other venues around the county. It costs nearly £3 million to produce our shows, run the theatre and education programme annually. A significant percentage of our income is earned through ticket and restaurant sales and we receive a grant from the Arts Council, England. For the remainder, we rely on the generosity of our loyal audience, sponsors and trusts who help us in many ways. This support is hugely valuable to us. If you would like to help us you can: • Become a Friend of The Watermill
Our sincere thanks go to the following people and organisations whose generosity helps our artistic vision become a reality.
Watermill Sponsors
• The Iliffe Family Charitable Trust • The Male Family Charitable Trust
• du Pré plc • Horsey Lightly Solicitors
• Miss W E Lawrence 1973 Charitable Settlement
• Saica Pack
• Newbury Decorative and Fine Arts Society • Payne Gallwey Charitable Trust
• Sheepdrove Organic Farm
• Peter Cundill Foundation
Trusts and Foundations
• Philip Oppenheimer Foundation
• Andrew Lloyd Webber Foundation
• Sheepdrove Trust
• The Arbib Foundation
• Sir Siegmund Warburg’s Voluntary Settlement
• The Arts Council, England
• The Spencer Wills Trust
• The Bernard Sunley Charitable Foundation
• West Berkshire Council
• Make a regular or one-off donation
• Cardy Beaver Foundation
• Leave a gift in your Will
• The Colefax Charitable Trust
• Join our Watermill Circle
• The D’Oyly Carte Charitable Trust
• Mr James Rees
• The Donnington Hospital Trust
• Sir Trevor Chinn CVO and Lady Chinn
• The Dr. Mortimer and Theresa Sackler Foundation
• Sir Christopher and Lady Gent
• Sign your company up to our Corporate Club • Become a Benefactor
Coming soon... Celebrating 50 years of great theatre! We will soon be launching a Name A Seat campaign to mark 50 years of great theatre at The Watermill.
Platinum Benefactors
• The Dyers’ Company
• The Hon Christopher and Mrs Sharples
• The Edward and Diana Hornby Charitable Trust
• Anonymous
• C E Eliot-Cohen Charitable Settlement
• Anonymous
• The Englefield Charitable Trust
• Anonymous
• Fuller’s
• Anonymous
• The AW Gale Charitable Trust
Gold Benefactor
• Gamlen Charitable Trust • The Garfield Weston Foundation
• Anthony Harris
• The Greenham Common Community Trust Ltd
• Anonymous
• The Headley Trust
• Anonymous
Look out for further details on the website and in the next season brochure, or contact the Development Department to register your interest on 01635 570915.
For further information on ways to give to The Watermill please contact Jo Bycroft, Development Director jobycroft@watermill.org.uk or call 01635 570928.
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Your Visit
How to Book
Ticket Prices
Please tell us about any special requirements you, or anyone in your party, may have when you book your seats.
Performance
Band A
Band B
Band C
Crazy For You First Thursday and Friday, Monday evenings, Thursday matinées £20 £20 £18 Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings and Saturday matinées
£29 (£27)
Friday and Saturday evenings
£31 £29 £22
£27 (£25)
£20 (£18)
In person Opening Times - 10am to 6.30pm, Monday to Saturday. Bank Holidays: 12 noon until 6pm (6.30pm if there is an evening show). Non-performance days: 10am to 6pm.
Box office 01635 46044 During busy times, you may hear a message. Please leave your name and number and we will call you back as soon as we can.
The Wipers Times
Book online watermill.org.uk
First Thursday and Friday, Monday evenings, Thursday and Saturday matinées £15.50 £15.50 £15
There is no booking fee. We do not currently provide e-tickets but you will receive email confirmation of your booking.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings £24 (£22)
£15
£26.50 £24.50 £16.50 S1 O1
Frankenstein
BB AA
£12.50 £12.50 £12
Wednesday and Thursday matinées
£8 £8 £7.50
Senior Youth Theatre
Ubu Roi
£11.50 (£6.50) £11.50 (£6.50) £11 (£6)
Sleeping Beauty Thursday 17 November to Thursday 15 December
£20
£15.50 £10.50
Saturday 17 December to Sunday 1 January
£22
£16.50 £11
Discounts are not available on Saturdays or Sundays or after Thursday 15 December for Sleeping Beauty.
P1 AA BB
CC
STAGE AREA CIRCLE SLIPS
Monday to Friday evenings
S9 DD
A12
A1
O22
CIRCLE SLIPS
Friday and Saturday evenings
£22 (£20)
B1
B12
C1
C12
D1
D12
E1
E12
F1
F12
G1
G12
H1
H12
J1
J11
K1
K12
Concession prices are shown in brackets. There is no booking fee. Only one discount applies. Discounts are not offered retrospectively. Proof of eligibility required. Eligibility criteria on page 34.
L1
L12
M1
M12
Parental guidance
N1
N11
R1
CIRCLE
Please note that rows A, AA, B, BB, CC, DD and S are not available for all productions. Rows O and P are galleried with two posts on either side. These seats offer a side or overhead view of the stage and are priced according to visibility.
P22
When booking online, for some shows it is possible to see a view of the stage from different areas of the auditorium.
R6
As a general rule, no babies or children under 3 will be admitted into the auditorium for any production unless it is a children’s show aimed at very young children. If an age limit is considered appropriate for specific shows, guidelines will be published.
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Band A Band B Band C
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How to Pay
How to Find us
Tickets can be paid for by credit or debit card, or they can be reserved for up to three days while you send a cheque or gift vouchers. We can post your tickets to you for a charge of £1.30 (postage and administration) or you can collect your tickets from the box office up to 30 minutes prior to the performance. Cheques should be made payable to The Watermill Theatre Ltd.
By car or coach
Please check your tickets carefully upon receipt to ensure you have the right number and right performance date and time.
Concessions
Concessions are available for Senior Citizens, Job Seekers, people with disabilities and their companions, Equity members, students in full-time education and under 18s: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Excluding Sleeping Beauty and Frankenstein. All concessions and discounts are subject to availability. Only one concession applies. Proof of identity required. Concessions are not offered retrospectively.
Exchanging tickets
All tickets are non-refundable. However, we are happy to exchange tickets for another performance of the same production, subject to availability, up to 48 hours before the performance. We charge £2.50 per ticket plus £1.30 postage and administration.
Reselling tickets
We will try to resell your tickets (after all other tickets have been sold) and will credit your Watermill account which will be valid for one year. We charge £2.50 per transaction. For ticket exchanges and resales, you must return your original tickets to the box office by return of post. We do not update you on the progress of resales, but please call the box office if you need an update on whether your tickets have sold.
Upgrading tickets
Within 48 hours of the show, if you wish to upgrade your tickets, you will need to purchase the new ones and offer your old ones for resale. Original tickets will need to be returned to the box office.
Gift vouchers
Watermill vouchers can be purchased from
the box office and online and can be used to buy tickets only. We are unable to accept expired vouchers.
£10 tickets for 18 to 25s
For performances from Tuesday to Thursday evenings of The Wipers Times and Monday to Friday for Frankenstein. Book with the box office and collect tickets 30 minutes prior to the performance. These tickets cannot be posted. Proof of status required (subject to availability).
Student and under 18s standby
All tickets £5, available from the box office from midday on the day of the show (subject to availability).
From the M4, junction 13 or A34, turn off at the junction signposted Newbury, Hungerford (Donnington, Speen) and take the first exit at the roundabout. (If travelling from the south, go straight over the second roundabout). Turn left at The Hare and Hounds public house (brown sign post for The Watermill Theatre), turn left at the end of the road and next right into the village of Bagnor and left at the sign for The Watermill.
By bus Newbury Buses, service 4, out and return runs every two hours, Monday to Saturday from Newbury bus station to Station Road, Speen, approximately 20 minutes walk to The Watermill. The last bus to central Newbury leaves Station Road at 20.35.
By train An hour from London Paddington to Newbury station. Taxi rank at Newbury station.
Car and bike parking Please be aware that car parking space is limited. Please car-share whenever possible and help reduce the impact on the environment too. There is a bicycle rack alongside the restaurant.
Schools and Youth Groups
For performances from Tuesday to Friday evenings 10% off top two price bands, applicable to school groups of 10 or more. Free teacher’s ticket with every 15 seats booked, excluding all matinées. Thursday and Saturday matinées all seats are £8. Excluding Crazy For You, Sleeping Beauty and Frankenstein (see page 32 for Frankenstein prices.) Schools’ tickets for Sleeping Beauty are £8. Not available on Saturday or Sunday or after Thursday 15 December.
Groups of 10 or more
For performances from Tuesday to Friday evenings 10% off top two price bands. Book 15 tickets or more and get an additional free party organiser ticket.
West Berkshire Green Card
10% off top two price bands on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 27 to 29 September for The Wipers Times. Call the box office on 01635 46044 to buy your tickets.
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Join our Mailing List You can find out what’s going on at The Watermill by joining our free mailing list. Visit our website and complete the form online, email boxoffice@watermill.org.uk or call 01635 46044. Some events are arranged after the brochure has been published. We announce these in our monthly e-newsletter or by sending an email. If you want to be sure to hear about these events please let us have your email address with permission to contact you.
Keep in touch For behind the scenes news, the latest event information, or to subscribe to our e-newsletter, visit our website watermill.org.uk Read our online blog: watermill.org.uk/blog www.facebook.com/thewatermilltheatre watermilltheatreoutreach www.twitter.com/watermillth thewatermilltheatre www.youtube.com/user/TheWatermillTheatre See production photos on Flickr
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Credits Design and print by: Kingsclere Design and Print: 01635 299507. Photos and images by: KDP and Philip Tull.
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Performance Diary JULY Friday 15 Saturday 16 Thursday 28 Friday 29 Saturday 30
Book Club - Elisabeth Luard 1.30pm The Ugly Duckling 10am and 11.15am Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 2.30pm & 7.30pm
AUGUST Monday 1 Tuesday 2 Wednesday 3 Thursday 4 Friday 5 Saturday 6 Monday 8 Tuesday 9 Wednesday 10 Thursday 11 Friday 12 Saturday 13 Monday 15 Tuesday 16 Wednesday 17 Thursday 18 Friday 19 Saturday 20 Monday 22 Tuesday 23 Wednesday 24 Thursday 25 Friday 26 Friday 26 Saturday 27 Sunday 28 Monday 29 Tuesday 30 Wednesday 31
Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 2.30pm & 7.30pm Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 2.30pm & 7.30pm Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 2.30pm & 7.30pm Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 2.30pm & 7.30pm Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 2.30pm & 7.30pm Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 2.30pm and 7.30pm Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 2.30pm & 7.30pm Book Club - Jeremy Harrison 1.30pm Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 2.30pm & 7.30pm Sunday Sessions - Tom Milner and Lauryn Redding 3pm Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 7.30pm
SEPTEMBER Thursday 1 Friday 2 Saturday 3 Monday 5 Tuesday 6 Wednesday 7 Thursday 8 Friday 9 Friday 9 Saturday 10 Saturday 10 Monday 12
Crazy For You 2.30pm & 7.30pm Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 2.30pm & 7.30pm Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 2.30pm & 7.30pm Watermill Antiques Fair 10am Crazy For You 7.30pm Suddenly! 11am Crazy For You 2.30pm & 7.30pm Crazy For You 7.30pm
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Tuesday 13 Wednesday 14 Thursday 15 Friday 16 Saturday 17 Thursday 22 Friday 23 Saturday 24 Monday 26 Tuesday 27 Tuesday 27 Wednesday 28 Thursday 29 Friday 30
Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 2.30pm & 7.30pm Crazy For You 7.30pm Crazy For You 1.30pm & 6.30pm The Wipers Times 7.30pm The Wipers Times 7.30pm The Wipers Times 2.30pm & 7.30pm The Wipers Times 7.30pm An Audience With... Ian Hislop and Nick Newman 2pm The Wipers Times 7.30pm The Wipers Times 7.30pm The Wipers Times 2.30pm & 7.30pm The Wipers Times 7.30pm
OCTOBER Saturday 1 Sunday 2 Monday 3 Tuesday 4 Wednesday 5 Thursday 6 Friday 7 Saturday 8 Monday 10 Tuesday 11 Wednesday 12 Thursday 13 Friday 14 Saturday 15 Monday 17 Tuesday 18 Wednesday 19 Thursday 20 Friday 21 Saturday 22 Monday 24 Tuesday 25 Wednesday 26 Thursday 27 Friday 28 Saturday 29 Monday 31
DECEMBER The Wipers Times 2.30pm & 7.30pm Thursday 1 Sleeping Beauty Sunday Sessions - The Swing Commanders 3pm Friday 2 Sleeping Beauty The Wipers Times 7.30pm Saturday 3 Sleeping Beauty The Wipers Times 7.30pm Monday 5 Sleeping Beauty The Wipers Times 7.30pm Tuesday 6 Sleeping Beauty The Wipers Times 2.30pm & 7.30pm Wednesday 7 Sleeping Beauty The Wipers Times 7.30pm Thursday 8 Sleeping Beauty The Wipers Times 2.30pm & 7.30pm Friday 9 Sleeping Beauty The Wipers Times 7.30pm Saturday 10 Sleeping Beauty The Wipers Times 7.30pm Monday 12 Sleeping Beauty The Wipers Times 7.30pm Tuesday 13 Sleeping Beauty The Wipers Times 2.30pm & 7.30pm Wednesday 14 Sleeping Beauty The Wipers Times 7.30pm Thursday 15 Sleeping Beauty The Wipers Times 2.30pm & 7.30pm Saturday 17 Sleeping Beauty The Wipers Times 7.30pm Sunday 18 Sleeping Beauty The Wipers Times 7.30pm Monday 19 Sleeping Beauty The Wipers Times 7.30pm Tuesday 20 Sleeping Beauty The Wipers Times 2.30pm & 7.30pm Wednesday 21 Sleeping Beauty The Wipers Times 7.30pm Thursday 22 Sleeping Beauty The Wipers Times 2.30pm & 7.30pm Friday 23 Sleeping Beauty The Wipers Times 7.30pm Monday 26 Sleeping Beauty The Wipers Times 7.30pm Tuesday 27 Sleeping Beauty The Wipers Times 7.30pm Wednesday 28 Sleeping Beauty The Wipers Times 2.30pm & 7.30pm Thursday 29 Sleeping Beauty The Wipers Times 7.30pm Friday 30 Sleeping Beauty The Wipers Times 1.30pm & 6.30pm Saturday 31 Sleeping Beauty Frankenstein 7.30pm JANUARY Sunday 1 Sleeping Beauty Frankenstein 7.30pm Frankenstein 2.30pm & 7.30pm Frankenstein 2.30pm & 7.30pm Frankenstein 7.30pm Ubu Roi 7.30pm Ubu Roi 7.30pm Friends Meet the Cast British Sign Language Interpreted Watermill Christmas Fair 9.30am Ubu Roi 7.30pm Talk Back Audio Described
NOVEMBER Tuesday 1 Wednesday 2 Thursday 3 Friday 4 Wednesday 9 Thursday 10 Friday 11 Friday 11
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Saturday 12 Thursday 17 Friday 18 Saturday 19 Monday 21 Tuesday 22 Wednesday 23 Thursday 24 Friday 25 Saturday 26 Monday 28 Tuesday 29 Wednesday 30 Wednesday 30
Ubu Roi 6.30pm Sleeping Beauty 10.30am & 7pm Sleeping Beauty 10.30am & 2.30pm Sleeping Beauty 2.30pm & 7pm Sleeping Beauty 10.30am & 2.30pm Sleeping Beauty 10.30am & 2.30pm Sleeping Beauty 10.30am & 2.30pm Sleeping Beauty 10.30am & 2.30pm Sleeping Beauty 10.30am & 2.30pm Sleeping Beauty 2.30pm & 7pm Sleeping Beauty 10.30am & 2.30pm Sleeping Beauty 10.30am & 2.30pm Sleeping Beauty 10.30am & 2.30pm Mig Kimpton’s Frozen Flower Show 7pm
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10.30am & 2.30pm 10.30am & 2.30pm 2.30pm & 7pm 10.30am & 2.30pm 10.30am & 2.30pm 10.30am & 2.30pm 10.30am & 2.30pm 10.30am & 2.30pm 2.30pm & 7pm 10.30am & 2.30pm 10.30am & 2.30pm 10.30am & 2.30pm 10.30am & 2.30pm 2.30pm & 7pm 1pm & 5pm 2.30pm & 7pm 2.30pm & 7pm 2.30pm & 7pm 2.30pm & 7pm 2.30pm & 7pm 2.30pm & 7pm 2.30pm & 7pm 2.30pm & 7pm 2.30pm & 7pm 2.30pm & 7pm 1pm & 5pm 1pm & 5pm
Touch Tour Relaxed Performance