Tobacco Factory Theatres May - Aug 15 Season Brochure by Tobacco Factory Theatres

WELCOME TO THE NEWLOOK, BETTER-THAN-EVER, TOBACCO FACTORY THEATRES. Our building has been critically important to Bristol for over 100 years, first as a factory and latterly as a cultural landmark, and we feel the sense of community ownership keenly. We often talk about the importance of our theatres trying to work with and provide for as wide a range of people as possible and I think that this is exemplified by this excellent season. For example, we are proud to be programming one of Bristol’s leading non-professional theatre companies, Kelvin Players (P7), for the first time and the week after that to be partnering with Mayfest (P12) to bring one of the best theatre companies of the last decade, National Theatre of Scotland, to Bristol. We have superb family work, especially from New International Encounter (P20); great comedy (P24-26); brilliantly vibrant new work from Le Navet Bete (P14), FellSwoop Theatre (P15) and Spitz & Co (P18); and we welcome stars of the future from Bristol Old Vic Theatre School (P10, P16, P32). Further ahead I am delighted that the Bristol Festival of Puppetry, which we co-founded in 2009, is returning (P28) and that we will create a new production of Living Quarters (P29) by one of the greatest ever playwrights, Brian Friel, and directed by the mighty Andrew Hilton. As we work with an ever wider range of people, our work with Children and Young People is expanding (P34). And finally, I’m thrilled that we are working closely with the Tobacco Factory building and with partners across the city and country, as we present our brand new look to show more clearly that we are a proudly independent theatre. Through all of our history, the people that we work most closely with are always our audiences. We wouldn’t last a month without your support and I hope we see you here often through this season. Ali Robertson, Director

ABOUT US TOBACCO FACTORY THEATRES PRODUCES & PRESENTS EXCELLENT ART IN UNIQUE & INTIMATE SPACES. We present a jam-packed programme of diverse and exciting shows, workshops and events, from international comedy acts to opera, family shows to modern classics and timeless masterpieces, plus an extensive programme of events and activities for young people, artists and audiences. As well as what appears in this brochure, we also work across the city and country in ways that we don’t always shout about. We’re also producing more and more work ourselves. See P36 to find out more.

Awards 2014 DANCING TIMES OUTSTANDING MALE PERFORMANCE Jonathan Goddard in our co-production of Dracula 2014 OFF WEST END AWARD-WINNER for co-production of Cinderella: A Fairytale 2014 WINNER OF SKY ARTS AWARD FOR DANCE for co-production of Dracula 2013 OLIVIER AWARD-NOMINATION for co-production of Cinderella: A Fairytale

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Theatre Staff

Director Ali Robertson / Deputy Director Lauren Scholey / Director of Operations David Dewhurst / Technical Manager Matthew Graham / Head of Marketing Becky Cresswell / Marketing Officer Fran Ewins / Head of Development (Maternity Cover) Kate Rowlands / Development Director (Corporate) Stephen Last / Development Officer Anne Marie Lo / Finance Manager Elaine Grünbaum / Finance Administrator Sally Lear / Administrator Rusti Fells / Producer Kerrie Avery / Assistant Producer Jojo Townsend / Children and Young People Director Bryony Roberts / Director in Residence Nik Partridge / Operations Manager Katy Wilkes / Technicians Keegan Curran, Jennifer Sherlock / Box Office Staff Joe Deighan, Simon Harvey-Williams, Ed Strong (Supervisor), Malaika Kegode, Fiona Steed / Duty Managers Nicci Bailey, Dawn Davies, Joe Deighan, Rachel Isaacs, James Lane, Morgan Matthews / Theatre Bar Staff Lily Eaton, Debbie Hard, Chloe Kitching, Rachel Isaacs, Laurie Lax, Carmen Gabriele, Mya Kungu, Fiona Steed, Dean Sudron, Dolapo Umar, Camilla Violo / Theatre Café Staff Carmen Gabriele, Iris Hable, Hannah Harper, Laurie Lax / Trustees Sarah Smith (Chair), Andrew Allan-Jones, David Fairclough, Bertel Martin, Mark Panay, Chris Sims, Anna Southall, Martin Wright

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ON SALE DATES

SPECIAL OFFERS

May – August 2015

Look out for these offers and symbols as you look through the brochure:

Members & Business Club Priority Booking Wed 08 April 12 noon

General Booking Wed 15 April 10am

£7 Tickets - £7/8 We’re offering tickets for some performances at £7/8, as indicated in the calendar and on show pages.

Business Club 241 Tickets - BC Business Club members can get 2 for 1 tickets to certain shows this season, as indicated on show pages by the BC symbol. See calendar for date restrictions. Book early as this offer is subject to availability. To use this offer please quote your company Promotion Code over the phone or online. Please bring proof of the company you work for. See P38 to find out how to join our Business Club.

EARLY BOOKING OFFERS Living Quarters See P29 Thu 17 September – Sat 03 October Book by 01 June and save up to £5

Falstaff See P30 Wed 14 – Sat 24 October Book by 01 June and save up to £7

The Light Princess See P31 Thu 26 November 2015 – Sun 10 January 2016 Book by 01 August and save £10 on a family ticket

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Shows

g u A y a M 2015

Tue 12 - Sat 16 May 8pm / Matinee Sat 2.30pm

TARTUFFE KELVIN PLAYERS THEATRE COMPANY By arrangement with Nick Hern Books

A dark contemporary translation of Molière’s original comic satire.

Running Time 2hrs (inc. interval)

When low-life conman Tartuffe weasels his way into the life of Orgon and his family, no one is prepared for the chaos he will cause. Orgon, blinded by his admiration for the outwardly pious Tartuffe is taken in. He happily consults Tartuffe in all his affairs, even offering the hand of his daughter, Mariane, whilst the conman slyly seeks to seduce Orgon’s beautiful wife. As the family unravels, mayhem ensues. Will Tartuffe get what he wants, or what he deserves?

Tickets Full £14 / Concession £11

Tartuffe, banned in its day, still has the power to shock, despite our contemporary sensibilities. It is the presentation of unchanging human nature which has ensured it has amused and disturbed audiences in equal measure for over 350 years. The world moves on, but human beings remain the same – driven by the same needs, desires and wants as countless generations before them. The Kelvin Players, established in 1929, is one of the largest and most respected non-professional theatre companies in the South West. From its base on Gloucester Road, over 100 company members from all ages and backgrounds present a variety of productions each year. We’re delighted to present them as part of our season this spring.

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Age Recommendation 14+

Matinee Sat 16 May 2.30pm Full £10 / Concession £8 Venue Factory Theatre (Reserved Seating)

"I love coming to this group...the Bristol Am Dram scene benefits from their commitment to taking risks and inspiring audiences" Rebecca Thompson, Rose Bowl Awards Adjudicator "Apart from Warren Mitchell in Death of a Salesman...I have never seen Miller performed better in professional theatre, let alone by an amateur company." Jeremy Brien on All My Sons

Thu 09 April - Sat 09 May (see calendar for details)

THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL BY SHERIDAN SHAKESPEARE AT THE TOBACCO FACTORY AND TOBACCO FACTORY THEATRES Directed by Andrew Hilton

The scandal-mongers of eighteenth century London seem extraordinarily close to home in this, possibly the greatest comedy every written. Lady Sneerwell, Sir Benjamin Backbite and the unctuous Mr Snake are horribly – but deliciously – familiar. In our own time they could well have found themselves alongside Andy Coulson in the Old Bailey dock. Into this scurrilous world Sheridan weaves an affecting romance between a moral young woman and a warmhearted but spendthrift young man on the point of bankruptcy. Linking the two elements is his duplicitous brother – the aptly named ‘Surface’ – whose capacity to deceive is finally exploded.

Lunchtime Talk Sat 02 May 11am - 1pm Tickets £15 Join Director Andrew Hilton and members of the cast as they talk about working on this British theatre classic. Tickets include a deliciously sourced buffet. Please note that this is not an introduction to the season’s shows; we ask that everyone attending them has already seen the production in question, as this allows the discussion to be both deeper and more wide-ranging.

Following the sell-out success of Tom Stoppard’s Arcadia last year, we are thrilled to be matching Romeo and Juliet with yet another great non-Shakespeare classic.

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SHAKESPEARE AT THE TOBACCO FACTORY Stay in touch with SATTF on their website sattf.org.uk, or on Twitter @ShakespeareatTF and Facebook under Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory.

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“Brilliant directing from Andrew Hilton is supported by terrific acting from all the cast... SATTF has become a must-see company for many theatregoers in the southwest and beyond” Plays International on Arcadia

Previews Thu 09 – Mon 13 April £16 Mon & Tue 7.30pm £19 Wed 7.30pm & Thu 8pm £21

“the intimacy of the proceedings thrills in this unaffected revival” The Guardian on Arcadia

“yet another unmissable production. SATTF’s Arcadia is basically flawless, and I’m still grinning whenever I think about it. Go.” A Younger Theatre on Arcadia

Thu (23 & 30 April) 2.30pm Full £16 / Schools & Under 15s £12 Sat 2.30pm Full £16 / Under 15s £12 Fri 8pm & Sat 7.30pm £24 BSL Signed Performance Thu 30 April 8pm Venue Factory Theatre (Reserved Seating)

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Tue 28 April – Sat 23 May

BRISTOL OLD VIC THEATRE SCHOOL

DIRECTORS’ CUTS SEASON

Tue 28 April – Sat 02 May 7.45pm Matinee Sat 2.15pm

Tue 05 – Sat 09 May 7.45pm Matinee Sat 2.15pm

LITTLE ONE

TREATS

Written by Hannah Moscovitch Directed by Laura McLean Designed by Sam Wilde

Written by Christopher Hampton Directed by Josey O’Neal Designed by Lizzy Leech

In a sleepy suburb of Ottawa, Canada, adopted siblings Aaron and Claire recount tales from their turbulent childhood together. Weaving together a narrative that touches on mental illness, mail-order brides, and taboo sexuality, Little One is both humorous and hauntingly dark. Questioning the limits of love, family and selfsacrifice it asks how much are you willing to give for the ones you care about?

Dave returns home to find the locks changed and his girlfriend living with another man. In an attempt to win her back, he begins to insinuate himself into their lives. Under the surface of this witty, urban love triangle is an unsettling examination of the cycles of power and abuse.

Running Time Approx 1hr 15mins

Running Time Approx 1hr 20mins

Age Recommendation 14+

Age Recommendation 14+ (Contains Strong Language)

Tickets Full £12 / Concession £8 (First 20 tickets on Tue £7)

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Directors’ Cuts Season

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The Directors’ Cuts season is a programme of contemporary theatre presented by the four graduating directors from the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and featuring work by acting and production students. We’re delighted to be presenting the season for the second year running; showcasing fresh, vibrant and cutting edge work by some of the finest emerging talent in UK theatre.

Tue 12 – Sat 16 May 7.45pm Matinee Sat 2.15pm

Tue 19 – Sat 23 May 7.45pm Matinee Sat 2.15pm

WOMAN AND SCARECROW

THE BOY ON THE SWING

Written by Marina Carr Directed by Siobhán Cannon-Brownlie Designed by Elina Pieridou

Written by Joe Harbot Directed by Laura Jasper Designed by Elizabeth Harper

Woman lies dying of spite, attempting to avoid a confrontation with death, who waits in the wardrobe. Accompanied by Scarecrow, Woman is visited by her heartless husband, and her overbearing Auntie. Moving and funny, Woman and Scarecrow is a eulogy for a wasted life, from a woman unprepared for death.

What if, for a small fee, you had the opportunity to meet with God? Believer or non-believer, would you be tempted? Earl Hunt is.

Running Time Approx 1hr 30mins (inc interval)

Running Time Approx 1hr 20mins

Age Recommendation All ages

Age Recommendation 10+ (Contains Flashing Lights)

Tickets Full £12 / Concession £8 (First 20 tickets on Tue £7)

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Join him on a bizarre and unpredictable journey that challenges personal beliefs in the pursuit of happiness and the desire to believe in something more.

Tue 19 – Sat 23 May 7.30pm / Women’s Matinee Thu 12.30pm / Matinee Sat 2.30pm

RITES

THE NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND AND CONTACT

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Mayfest is Bristol’s annual celebration of trail-blazing performance, produced by Mayk in collaboration with Bristol Old Vic. This year’s festival will once again take over theatres and hidden spaces across the city with a programme of extraordinary worlds and wild endeavours. For the full line-up and to sign up to the Mayfest mailing list visit mayfestbristol.co.uk or follow the festival on Twitter @mayfestbristol

Mayfest

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“...even more raw and “Beautiful, brilliant heartbreaking because and powerful enough it is entirely true.” to break into people’s The Sunday Express on Glasgow Girls hearts.” directed by Cora Bissett The Scotsman on Roadkill

Rites is a powerful and provocative new production from the extraordinary National Theatre of Scotland, exploring the deep-rooted cultural practice of Female Genital Mutilation. Tobacco Factory Theatres is delighted to be partnering with Mayfest to welcome the return of the inimitable National Theatre of Scotland (The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart – Mayfest 2012) with this bold and inspirational new project. The ritual of enforced cutting has been performed for centuries and millions of girls worldwide, often as young as five years old, are still subjected to it. The reasons are complicated. It depends who you are, and it depends what you’ve been taught. Some things are simple though: FGM is still happening across the world. FGM is happening in the UK, here and now. Rites is based on recent interviews and true stories from girls affected across the UK; mothers who feel under pressure to continue the practice, and the experiences of midwives, lawyers, police officers, teachers and health workers trying to effect change in communities. The show weaves different perspectives into a multi-voiced production exploring the complexities, misconceptions and challenges involved in trying to change, what is to many, a fundamental rite of passage.

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Running Time Approx. 1hr 30mins Age Recommendation 14+ Wed 20 - Sat 23 May Full £14 / Concession £10 Preview Tue 19 May All tickets £10 BSL - Signed Performance Thu 21 May 7.30pm Venue Factory Theatre (Reserved) Created by Cora Bissett and Yusra Warsama Directed by Cora Bissett Sound Design/Composer Patricia Panther Video Designer Kim Beveridge

Post Show Talks Wed 20 May 7.30pm & Thu 21 May 12.30pm Please join us after these performances for a free post show discussion.

Thu 28 - Sat 30 May 7.30pm / Matinee Sat 2.30pm

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DICK TRACY LE NAVET BETE

***** "Le Navet Bete are a company on top form and leagues ahead of anyone else doing this work." WhatsOnStage on Extravaganza "Hilarious and utterly engaging; if all theatre was this good we wouldn’t need TV" BBC

Newsflash! There have been a series of high profile crimes right across the city - but fear not, the police chief has put his best man on the job - Dick Tracy.

Running Time 2hrs (inc. interval)

It’s now down to the square-jawed, hard-hitting, fast-shooting, comic book detective to solve the crime the only way he knows how...the crime solving way! Will Tracy be able to save the day, get the girl and get to the bottom of who’s causing the mayhem? Perhaps the truth is closer than he thinks...

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Age Recommendation 7+ Tickets Full £12 / Concession £8 Family Ticket* £34

*2 Adults + 2 Children or 1 Adult + 3 children

With their inimitable work rooted in the ridiculous, Le Navet Bete’s Dick Tracy is a physical comedy influenced by the world-famous detective, incorporating fooling, original live music, audience interaction, lightning quick character changes and incredibly authentic accents spattered with mystery, malice and mischief. Having previously delighted audiences at Tobacco Factory Theatres with Napoleon: A Defence and Extravaganza, the award-winning Le Navet Bete team up with director John Nicholson (Peepolykus) with a new show which promises to have the bad guys in handcuffs and the audience in stitches!

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Thu 04 - Sun 14 June 6:30pm

No show Mon - Wed

CURRENT LOCATION FELLSWOOP THEATRE

Presented by Tobacco Factory Theatres at the Trinity Centre Written by Toshiki Okada Adapted by the company

Having presented FellSwoop Theatre’s fantastic Belleville Rendez-vous and Ablutions in the last few years, we’re delighted to present their brilliantly successful Current Location at Trinity Centre, Bristol this season. Three women stand on a cliff-edge overlooking their village; a village which is soon to disappear. "Sometimes we need to do things like this; we need to step away from our daily lives, and look at them from a distance."

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Current Location was originally written by Japanese playwright Toshiki Okada in the direct aftermath of the Fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011. Set in the intimacy of a choir rehearsal room, an all-female cast presents this immersive piece of theatre with live music by Ben Osborn, which explores how rumour and the fears associated with climate change disrupts families, friends and communities. Returning from its UK tour and sell-out run at Edinburgh Festival 2014, the award-winning FellSwoop Theatre (Ablutions, Belleville Rendez-vous) present Current Location; an allegorical response to the ongoing and ever-increasing number of ecological disasters. A site specific production, developed specifically for Trinity Centre, Bristol, Current Location will immerse and enlighten audiences in the significant issues and questions surrounding climate change.

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Running Time 1 hr Age Recommendation 14+ Tickets Full £12 / Concession £9 Venue Trinity Centre

"Quietly gripping and thoroughly unsettling, this piece climbs inside you, like the best examples of sci-fi" Exeunt "Current Location is that rarest of things: a bold and experimental play that manages to tell a complex and emotional story. It’s a must-see and one of the best plays of the festival" Fringe Madrid

Thu 04 - Sat 13 June 7.30pm / Matinee Thu 11 & Sat 2.30pm

(No show Sun)

THE GRAND GESTURE BRISTOL OLD VIC THEATRE SCHOOL

Written by Deborah McAndrew Directed by Gwenda Hughes

A new reworking of Nikolai Erdman’s classic comic masterpiece The Suicide from the graduating students at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School.

Running Time Approx 2hrs 30mins

Unemployed Simeon Duff lives with wife Mary and mother-in-law Sadie in a dingy boarding house. Depressed and humiliated by his reliance on his wife’s wages to scrape by, Simeon announces that he is going to kill himself.

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Age Recommendation 14+ Tickets Full £15 / Concession £10 Thu 04 June All tickets £10

Desperate, Mary seeks help from their grubby Rigsby-esque landlord who tries to convince Simeon that life is beautiful and worth clinging on to. As word spreads among the locals about what Simeon is planning to do, the vultures begin to circle. One by one, a string of grotesque characters, who would not be out of place in The League of Gentlemen, visit Simeon in the hope of turning his suicide into a grand and noble gesture that will further their own particular cause. Premiered by Northern Broadsides in 2013, The Grand Gesture toured nationally to great critical acclaim. We look forward to seeing the next generation of theatre makers and performers bring it to our Factory Theatre stage.

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“McAndrew’s script switches between laugh out-loud humour, poignancy and shrewd social commentary with deft skill.” The Stage

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Tue 16 - Sat 27 June 8.15pm (No show Sun or Mon)

GLORIATOR SPITZ & CO

A hilarious new show revealing just what happens when a glamorous French actress and her hapless assistant stage their version of the Hollywood blockbuster Gladiator... Gloria Delaneuf is well-versed in mime, mask and the mysteries of stage-craft. Her UK tour manager Josephine Cunningham is not. Together they have created Gloriator - an awe-inspiring production of bravery, honour, and costumes made out of cardboard. Russell Crowe may not be available, but they are determined it will be a show you’ll never forget. Inventive, physical and very silly, Gloriator was created by the French/English female comedy duo Spitz & Co. with the help of Spymonkey’s Aitor Basauri and Publick Transport’s Angus Barr. It won the Critics’ Choice Award at Exeter Ignite in 2014 and was originally developed as part of Bristol Old Vic’s Ferment.

"I hooted. I snorted. I exploded with such mirth that the tears streamed down my face." Stroud News & Journal "Catch them now before they’re selling out the Albert Hall" Mel Giedroyc, Woman’s Weekly Magazine

Running Time 1hr Age Recommendation 11+ Tickets Full £12 / Concession £8 Tue 16 - Wed 17 June All tickets £7 No Concession Fri or Sat eve Baby Friendly Performance Tue 23 June 10am (See P46) Venue Brewery Theatre

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Wed 24 - Sat 27 June 8pm / Matinee Sat 2.30pm

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THAT IS ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW

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IDLE MOTION

"An astonishingly accomplished young company" The List "It’s a measure of the confidence of a theatre company such as Idle Motion [that this] production achieves all it does, and then some, with theatrical panache... Exhilarating theatre" British Theatre Guide

Following the previous successes of The Vanishing Horizon, Borges and I and The Seagull Effect, the vibrant Idle Motion return to Tobacco Factory Theatres with their latest creation. During World War Two, the grounds of Bletchley Park housed some of Britain’s greatest minds. Alongside Alan Turing and Gordon Welchman, thousands of gifted men and women lived and worked together in this eccentric country house.

Running Time 1hr 20mins Age Recommendation 12+ Tickets Full £13 / Concession £9 Venue Factory Theatre (Reserved Seating)

Decades later, as Bletchley’s secrets begin to be known, another group of groundbreaking volunteers gather to save the home of the Enigma code breakers. In Idle Motion’s classic and seamless style, this piece presents the two stories alongside one another, integrating personal testimony and multimedia technology to celebrate humanity’s determination to crack the impossible code and save thousands of lives in war. Total Theatre Award-nominated Idle Motion are one of the country’s leading visual theatre companies. With their trademark inventive staging and captivating storytelling, That is All You Need to Know is an insightful, innovative and immersive celebration of the people whose hidden heroism changed the course of history.

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Wed 01 - Sat 18 July 7.30pm / Matinee Tue 07, Thu 09 & 16 1.30pm; Sat 2.30pm (no show Sun)

AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS NEW INTERNATIONAL ENCOUNTER

From the makers of the sell-out family show Hansel and Gretel (Christmas 2012), NIE invites you on the greatest adventure ever imagined... Join Phileas Fogg and his faithful servant Passepartout in their audacious plan to navigate the globe in just 80 days. With only a bag full of money, a pocket watch and a wager to win, Fogg sets out on the most celebrated literary journey of all time.

Running Time 1hr 45mins (inc. interval) Age Recommendation 6+ Tickets Full £13 / Concession £9 Wed 01, Mon 06 & 13 7.30pm; Thu 09 & Thu 16 July 1.30pm All tickets £7

Based on Jules Verne’s famous novel and combining clowning, live music, storytelling and an international ensemble, Around the World in 80 Days takes you on a high speed, mad-cap, transcontinental race against the clock.

BSL Signed Performance

One policeman, two comrades, three cab rides, four continents, five trains, six ships and just 80 days to get back home!

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Produced by NIE Commissioned by Cambridge Junction

Schools workshops available. See P34

Mon 13 July 7.30pm

R - Relaxed Performance Tue 07 July 1.30pm (see P46)

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***** “Original, funny and beautifully acted” “A folksy affair, done The Stage with just the right touch of nastiness “An Adventure of and warm-hearted epic proportions... playfulness” captivating new show” The Guardian on Hansel & Gretel Cambridge Edition

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Thu 09 - Sat 11 July 8.15pm

INFINITY POOL

A MODERN RE-TELLING OF MADAME BOVARY **** "Skilful writing... brilliant comic timing...A truly original remake" Exeunt Magazine **** "the intersection between theatre, installation and a good book....fizzles and crackles with ideas" Remote Goat

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"quick-witted and beautifully novel....hilarious, relatable, heartbreaking" Exeter Express and Echo

The award-winning writer Bea Roberts tells a love story like no other, using projectors, party rings and PowerPoint. Inspired by the novel Madame Bovary, Infinity Pool is a tender and truthful comedy of dreaming and upgrading told through a unique collage of projection and music. Emails unopened, cup-a-soup undrunk, a secret in the stock room; Emma Barnicott’s life is leaking as she pines for a world beyond her trading estate office. When she meets a man online who wants to talk to her about more than boilers and two port valves, Emma must decide if the chance of a fantastic love is worth trading for an imperfect life – or will there always be dead woodlice in the infinity pool?

Running Time 1hr Age Recommendation 14+ Tickets Full £12 / Concession £8 Venue Brewery Theatre

Written and performed by Bea Roberts With Direction from Nik Partridge Design by Max Johns

Winner of the Theatre 503 International Playwriting award Bea Roberts brings this ground-breaking comedy to Tobacco Factory Theatres in a new collaboration with Director in Residence Nik Partridge and BBC Design Fellow Max Johns.

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Tue 14 July - Sat 01 August 7.45pm / Matinee Sat 25 2.15pm (no show Sun or Mon)

THE VERY THOUGHT OF YOU SONGS AND SOUVENIRS OF AL BOWLLY THE MINISTRY OF ENTERTAINMENT

A new production of Tony Staveacre’s play about the life and songs of Al Bowlly.

Running Time 1hr 40mins (inc. interval)

In his heyday, Al Bowlly sold more records in the UK than Bing Crosby. When he sang with Lew Stone’s band at the Bristol Coliseum, shop-girls and debutantes mobbed the stage door. A lady from Worle sent him hand-made silk knickers through the post...

Tickets Full £12 / Concession £9

In this musical play by South West author Tony Staveacre (Jigsy), Al’s second wife conjures up memories of the heart-throb crooner through the songs he made famous before he was tragically killed in an air-raid in 1941. From the sweetshop in Bournemouth where she ended up after the war, Marjie recalls a hectic musical journey that links Raffles Hotel, Berlin in the Depression, the Rainbow Room in New York, the Grand Canyon, the Kursaal at Scheveningen in Holland, the night-clubs of the West End and the variety theatres of the North. This is a play about a singer, played by a singer, Kate McNab, whose oral history shows (Doodlebugs & Bogeymen, Normal Service Will Be Resumed) have been much-loved in Bristol since 1997. This new production welcomes fellow actor and maestro musician John Telfer (previously BOV Company, Bergerac and The Archers) to provide a musical accompaniment and a narrative commentary on the Bowlly legend.

Age Recommendation 15+

No concession Fri or Sat eve Tue 14 July All tickets £8 Venue Brewery Theatre

"Blisteringly funny" Bristol Post on Tony Staveacre’s Jigsy "The Ministry of Entertainment has proven it can consistently deliver the goods" Bristol 24-7 on The Ministry of Entertainment "The Ministry of Entertainment – the company does not contravene the Trade’s Description Act!" The Stage on Mrs Gerrish’s Guesthouse

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Tue 21 JULY 8pm

DOUBLE DECKERS COMEDY WEEK THE COMEDY BOX

Double Bill

MITCH BENN

Mitch Benn is not only one of the most sought-after acts on the comedy circuit but is widely acknowledged as one of the best writer/performers of comic songs in the country. He is a regular writer and performer on The Now Show for BBC Radio 4 and It’s Been a Bad Week for BBC Radio 2. "The country’s leading musical satirist" The Times

Double Deckers is a collection of brand new solo stand-up shows being previewed for this summer’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival. See two shows per night from the UK comedy circuit elite for only £10.

JARLATH REGAN

Tue 21 - Fri 24 July 8pm

Award-winning Irish comedian and writer, Jarlath Regan has gained a reputation with the industry and audiences for his uplifting, inventive and relentlessly funny stand-up; taking six solo shows to the Edinburgh Fringe since 2007. Between enjoying sell-out runs and earning rave reviews, it’s easy to see why he has become a darling of the festival circuit.

Tickets Double Bill £10 Venue Factory Theatre

"A refreshing and hilarious change of pace" The Independent

Comedy Double Deckers

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WED 22 JULY 8pm

THU 23 JULY 8pm

FRI 24 JULY 8pm

PAUL SINHA

GLENn WOOL

JOHN ROBINS

Smart, articulate and provocative, Paul Sinha is one of the funniest social commentators in the UK today. A comedian who makes you realise the power of standup comedy and the respect it deserves as an artform.

Canadian Glenn Wool began his comedy career in his hometown of Vancouver in 1995. He moved to London in 1998 and quickly became an established star of the UK comedy circuit. He is truly one of the funniest comedians on the planet right now! We are very privileged to have him appear in Bristol this summer.

This is a brand new show from the former Bristol comic John Robins, previewing here before he heads north for his seventh consecutive Edinburgh run. His distinctive, self-absorbed comedy marks him out as someone who is uniquely different and deserves your attention if you’ve not seen him before.

"Side-splittingly, jaw hurtingly funny" Time Out, Sydney

"An hour in his charming, generous and honest company is so effortlessly entertaining" Chortle

Double Bill

"A tour de force of humour and insightful observation" BBC Online "One-liners are delivered with the crisp clarity of cut glass. Highly original." Metro

Double Bill

JOHN HASTINGS JIMMY MCgHIE

Since moving to the UK, Canadian John Hastings is much in demand from the top comedy venues, entertaining audiences with his sharp punchlines delivered through his observational storytelling style. "A strong calling card from a thoughtful and observant comic with enjoyably wry sensibilities... we’re in the hands of an appealing consummate pro." Chortle

Double Bill

SARAH KENDALL

A highly regarded young standup and comic performer, Jimmy McGhie performs on the UK and international comedy circuit to great acclaim. He is also a highly sought after TV warm-up, working for Channel 4’s Deal Or No Deal and ITV’s Loose Women.

Brand new show from multi award-winning Australian storyteller Sarah Kendall. Exploring themes from her childhood, she recalls a pool party in 1989 that was so disastrous, the ramifications are still being felt today. It was a bad pool party.

"A delightful turn of phrase, instantly likeable stand-up." Chortle

"Brilliant observational comedy" The Sunday Times

"Shockingly Good" Montreal Gazette

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Tue 26 May 8pm

Wed 27 May 8pm

PHIL HAMMOND SUSAN CALMAN GAMES TO PLAY WITH YOUR DOCTOR

LADY LIKE

THE COMEDY BOX

Medicine is jolly serious, life and death, pain and suffering, pills and needles. But wouldn’t a trip to the doctor be much more fun if it was a game? In his new show, Dr Phil Hammond puts the fun back into being ill!

Award-winning comedian Susan Calman is currently on her first ever UK tour.

Dr Phil takes you on an incredible journey of political stupidity into the Heath Robinson monster of the NHS ‘reforms’. Only patients can save the NHS now. It’s yours. You pay for it. You decide what to do with it. But see this hilarious show first. Phil Hammond is an NHS doctor in Bath, a writer, broadcaster, campaigner and comedian. He has been Private Eye’s medical correspondent for over 20 years and has appeared on Have I Got News For You, The News Quiz, The Now Show, The One Show, Countdown, Long Live Britain, Celebrity Antiques, Road Trip and BBC Radio Bristol. "One of the most entertainingly subversive people on the planet." The Guardian

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. Exquisite comedy from Susan Calman, as seen and heard on The News Quiz, Calman is Convicted (Best Radio Comedy 2013 – Writers Guild Award), QI, Have I Got News For You, Fresh Meat and Would I Lie To You. "Susan Calman exudes a cheery joie de vivre, but behind it is a steely Glaswegian defiance" Chortle "Confident, compact... cracking." London Evening Standard

"If Dr Phil was a linctus, you should swig him by the litre" The Times

Tickets Full £15

Age Recommendation 14+

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Tue 26 - SUN 31 May 11am & 2pm Tue 04 - SUN 09 Aug 11am & 2pm

NUTTY NOAH

MICE ON SKATES

Some people wear their hearts on their sleeves, Nutty Noah wears his pants on his head... with pride!

They’re fast and furry and a little bit blurry!

WEAR YOUR PANTS WITH PRIDE

FLY IN A PIE PUPPET THEATRE

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Nutty Noah is back and so are his pants! It’s been some time since he was here at Tobacco Factory Theatres and while he was gone he’s won the Primary Times Party Entertainer of the year award. OOOOooooo Fancy! We’ve let him loose in the Brewery Theatre this time where he’s allowed to make as much mess as he likes and he promises to do just that. There is much more than magic in the show, there’s lots of music and silly original songs, crazy juggling and audience participation. If you don’t cry with laughter he has some chopped up onions available to help you out.

A real must see for children over four! "I wear my pants with pride" William, aged 5 "He made Mummy snort laugh through her nose" Freya, aged 9 "Pantastic" Oliver, aged 6 "Nutty Noah was sooooo funny, I wee’d on the floor" Megan, aged 3n, aged 3

Lock up your cheeses! The Mice on Skates are heading your way. No manky old cat is going to stop these rodents; they’re on a mission to discover the world’s greatest cheese!! It’s a risky business but luckily there are lots of friendly mice all over the world eager to help them in their quest. But will they find what they are looking for? Surely no other cheese could be as good as home cheese? Directed by puppeteer and object artist Marc Parrett, Mice on Skates is a wonderfully eccentric blend of physical theatre, songs and puppetry. It’s a show about trying new things, meeting new people and finding out what’s really important to you. * * * * * "We would absolutely recommend the show to others with young children" whatsgoodtodo.com * * * **"This all singing all dancing piece is perfectly crafted to fit as much fun as possible into a child friendly fifty minute run time." Theatre Bathheatre Bath

Running Time 1hr 10mins

Running Time 50mins

Age Recommendation 4+

Age Recommendation 2+ and their families

Tickets £7

Venue Brewery Theatre (Reserved Seating)

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Coming Soon Wed 26 August - Sun 06 September

BRISTOL FESTIVAL OF PUPPETRY PUPPET PLACE IN COLLABORATION WITH TOBACCO FACTORY THEATRES AND WATERSHED

It’s back! This will be the fourth edition of the biennial Bristol Festival of Puppetry and we can’t wait.

Events in the Bristol Festival of Puppetry will be announced in July and there will be full details in our next brochure.

With shows, films and workshops for all ages, Bristol Festival of Puppetry is a great festival for the puppetry enthusiast or those new to this most versatile of artforms.

For the latest news on the festival follow Puppet Place on Twitter @puppetplace #bfp15, like them on facebook.com/ puppetplace and check out their website puppetplace.org

Puppet Place - Bristol’s internationally recognised hub for puppetry and animation - is delighted to be welcoming a host of international talent to Tobacco Factory Theatres again this year. Artists will include the astonishing marionette company Theatre Tubingen from Germany and virtuoso object theatre makers Tam Tam from The Netherlands, plus the hottest puppetry talent from the UK.

BFP15 is funded by Arts Council England, Bristol City Council, Nordland Visual Theatre & BFI Film Audience Network

Plus, the Smoking Puppet Cabaret will return with an expanded programme of the weird, the wonderful and downright funny. For the first time Bristol Festival of Puppetry will spread out across the city, presenting an extended film and animation programme at The Watershed, as well as pop up puppetry all around the Harbour. We think this is going to be the best Bristol Festival of Puppetry yet and we very much hope you can join us!

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On Sale Now Thu 17 September - Sat 03 October 8pm / Matinee Sat 2.30pm (No show Sun)

BY BRIAN FRIEL TOBACCO FACTORY THEATRES AND SHAKESPEARE AT THE TOBACCO FACTORY

We are delighted to announce our new production of Living Quarters, by the Irish playwright, Brian Friel, celebrated author of Translations, Faith Healer and Dancing at Lughnasa. This is a major step in our ever increasing repertoire as a producer (see P36 to find out more). We’re thrilled to build upon our flourishing relationship with Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory as we co-produce with them, with the inimitable Andrew Hilton directing. An ordinary army officer suddenly becomes a hero in middle age. He returns in triumph to his battalion base in Donegal, to his family and to his young second wife. But a day of celebration will soon turn to tragedy. The heart-rending story is fascinatingly told as a perpetual reconstruction, presided over by a master of ceremonies, referred to only as ‘Sir’. The characters break from the narrative to plead with him to allow them to alter the course of events, but he ensures that they follow on remorselessly to the moment that has changed all their lives. This captivating play, from one of the greatest playwrights of all time, has only ever been professionally performed once in England before, when it was directed by Andrew Hilton for Show of Strength in Bristol over 20 years ago. We’re excited that Andrew will return to direct a new production of this underperformed masterwork.

In-House Production

Age Recommendation 14+ Thu 17 - Mon 21 September Previews All tickets £11 Sat 2.30pm All Tickets £13 All Other Performances Full £16 / Concession £13 No concession Fri or Sat eve Venue Factory Theatre (Reserved)

Production Investor Simon Inch

Early Booking Offer Book by 01 June Tue 22 & Wed 23 September £11

* * * * "A rich, humane drama" The Guardian on Living Quarters at Edinburgh’s Royal Lyceum, 2007 "Brilliant directing from Andrew Hilton is supported by terrific acting from all the cast." Plays International on Andrew Hilton’s production of Tom Stoppard’s Arcadia, 2014

On Sale Now Wed 14 - Sat 24 October 7.30pm (No show Sun, Mon or Thu)

FALSTAFF BY VERDI OPERA PROJECT AND TOBACCO FACTORY THEATRES

IMAGE: MAT THEW WILLIAMS-ELLIS

Verdi’s great opera Falstaff explodes onto our stage this autumn in a coproduction between Opera Project and Tobacco Factory Theatres.

Running Time 2hrs 40mins (inc. interval)

When the mischievous, lecherous Falstaff sets out to seduce the beautiful Mrs Ford and Mrs Page to get at their husbands’ money, he feels sure to succeed. But will the women let him get away with it? And what will happen when their husbands find out his plans? Much trickery, hilarity and humiliation ensues in Verdi’s Falstaff; not only one of the greatest comic masterpieces, but also one of the supreme challenges in all opera with its hair-raising ensembles and breakneck pace.

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Under the shadow of Herne’s mighty oak, a stunning cast headed by the inimitable Simon Thorpe (Tosca) will perform this wonderful opera. Boito’s masterly libretto takes inspiration from Shakespeare’s Merry Wives of Windsor and Henry IV. With Verdi’s exceptional score, Falstaff is universally regarded as the finest of all Shakespeare-based operas. Following last season’s sell-out Madam Butterfly, Verdi’s final farewell work, and his only comedy, is bristling with energy and awash with fabulous melodies. We can’t wait!

In-House Production

Wed 14, Tue 20, Wed 21 October £32 Fri 16 & 23 October £35 Sat 17 & 24 October £37

Orchestra Seats There will be 19 seats in close proximity to the orchestra for each performance, which will be priced at £5 off the ticket prices above. Subject to availability.

Early Booking Offer Book by 01 June Wed 14 Oct £27 / Fri 16 & Sat 17 Oct £30 *****"a tremendous musical treat." WhatsOnstage on Madam Butterfly ****"I left the theatre reeling from the experience... a remarkably strong cast" The Guardian on Eugene Onegin

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On Sale Now Thu 26 November 2015 - Sun 10 January 2016 (See website for details)

THE LIGHT PRINCESS TOBACCO FACTORY THEATRES IN ASSOCIATION WITH PEEPOLYKUS

FROM CINDERELLA: A FAIRYTALE, IMAGE BY FARROWS CREATIVE

Hot on the heels of our exceptionally well-received 101 Dalmatians last year, The Light Princess is Tobacco Factory Theatres’s latest creation for Christmas, inspired by George MacDonald’s beautiful original fairy tale. In a kingdom far away, lives an extraordinary princess; a princess strikingly different to any you’ll have ever heard of. Strikingly different, in fact, to anyone who has ever lived. Because, you see, she has no gravity. Now you might be thinking, what fun - to fly and float and bound around weightless in the air! But of course, it’s not as simple as that. Her windows are forever closed, she can’t run free and forever light-hearted; she can never take anything or anyone seriously. Especially not the prince who falls in love with her... We can’t wait to bring this startling, bewitching fairy tale to life using exceptional choreography, theatrical magic, original music and a lot of love. George MacDonald’s story will be adapted for the stage by Thomas Eccleshare (Dancing Brick and Helen) and Director John Nicholson (Peepolykus and Santa’s Little Trolls), with music from the divine Verity Standen and design by Phil Eddolls. Join us this Christmas at Tobacco Factory Theatres, as we tell the incredible story of the Princess who just can’t keep her feet on the ground.

* * * * "full of wit and invention, has a retro vibe and offers madcap adventure that is full of joie de vivre." The Guardian on 101 Dalmatians * * * * * "inventive, invigorating and amusing... it’s clear and it’s captivating." The Times on 101 Dalmatians

Running Time 2hrs (inc. interval) Age Recommendation 6+ Thu 26 November - Wed 02 December Previews All tickets £8 Thu 03 December - Fri 18 December; Thu 07 & Fri 08 January Full £15 / Concession £11 Family Ticket* £45 Sat 19 December - Sun 03 January; Sat 09 & Sun 10 January Full £19 / Concession £15 Family Ticket* £60 Venue Factory Theatre (Reserved Seating) *2 Adults + 2 Children or 1 Adult + 3 children

Early Booking Offer Book by 01 August Family Ticket* £35 Applies to shows from Thu 03 - Fri 18 December Is proud to support Tobacco Factory Theatres as it stages this production

In-House Production

Hosted Shows We regularly host shows and events by emerging artists, local community, education and amateur groups that we are proud to support.

Thu 18 – Mon 22 June 7.30pm (no show Sun) Matinee Sat & Mon 2.30pm

Sun 19 July 7.30pm Matinee Sun 2.30pm

THE LONDON CUCKOLDS

AS YOU LIKE IT

BRISTOL OLD VIC THEATRE SCHOOL INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

GLOUCESTER YOUTH PLAYERS

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Written by Edward Ravenscroft In a version by Terry Johnson Directed by Kim Durham Performed by Members of the MA in Professional Acting Three self-satisfied city-types riding for a fall; three desperate housewives and two rakes ready and eager to fulfil their needs. These are the essential ingredients that go to make up this rude, crude, brilliantly funny farce. A roaring success in the 17th Century, The London Cuckolds was revived to huge acclaim in recent years by the National Theatre. Terry Johnson, author of Hysteria, Dead Funny and Cleo, Camping, Emmanuel and Dick, has polished Ravenscroft’s original to guarantee an evening (or afternoon) of rambunctious fun.

Running Time Approx. 2hrs 40mins (inc. interval) / Ages 12+ Tickets Full £15 / Concession £10 Venue Factory Theatre (Reserved Seating)

Hosted Shows

GYP, an innovative theatre company now in its tenth season, is the only youth company in the UK that produces solely Shakespeare. It works in a fast-paced, physical, vibrant and energetic style to present timeless stories for the here and now. This year they present Shakespeare’s As You Like It.

Running Time 2hrs 30mins (inc interval) Tickets Full £10 / Concession £5 Venue Factory Theatre (Reserved)

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Wed 03 & Thu 04 June 8.15pm

Fri 05 & Sat 06 June 8.15pm

DEGREE SHOW

FIRST YEAR DEGREE SHOWCASE

This devised piece is the culmination of two years studying theatre making from City of Bristol College’s graduating students. Playful new work at its most absurd, simple, tricky, humorous and thought provoking.

This production reflects the ensemble performance skills of City of Bristol College’s first year students in a piece of contemporary theatre both vigorous and challenging; joyful and beautiful.

Running Time 1hr / Age Recommendation 14+

Tickets Full £8 / Concession £5

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Tue 09 – Sat 13 June 8.15pm

Tue 30 June – Sat 04 July 7.45pm

UWE NEW PERFORMANCE FESTIVAL

THE SQUARE WHEEL OF TIME

The UWE New Performance Festival is an exciting annual festival of original plays by staff and students of the UWE Drama Programme.

Written by Mark Breckon

PLYMOUTH UNIVERSITY AND CITY OF BRISTOL COLLEGE

UNIVERSITY OF THE WEST OF ENGLAND

PLYMOUTH UNIVERSITY AND CITY OF BRISTOL COLLEGE

STEPPING OUT IN ASSOCIATION WITH DREAMWEAVERS AND IN EXTREMIS

IMAGE: JOSE NAVARRO

Details of specific performances will follow on our website.

Running Time 1hr

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?!

Age Recommendation 15+ Tickets Full £9 / Concession £7

Running Time 2hrs 10mins (inc. interval)

Tue 09 June All tickets £5

Tickets Full £9 / Concession £7 Age Rec. All ages

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OUR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE PROGRAMME Our Children and Young People Programme is growing apace with this season being particularly exciting as we see the launch of Young Theatre Makers, our new youth theatre for 14 - 19 year olds. This is on top of new projects for schools, summer workshops and our continuing sessions for home educated children. Get in touch and make sure you’re a part of it!

FOR SCHOOLS Tour And Talk Want to learn more about how a theatre works? Book now for one of our monthly Tour and Talks and experience the hidden side of theatre. Explore behind-the-scenes before you meet with marketing, parley with a producer or test a technician during an exclusive Q&A with theatre staff. Get in touch to book your visit.

Ignition Is devising dragging you down? Need a spark of inspiration to light the way? Look no further! We’re here to support you and your exam groups, providing stimulus, motivation and a place to perform. This package includes tickets, workshops and a chance for your students to perform their devised performances to their peers and a select audience in our Brewery Theatre. Get in touch to find out more, including costs.

Our Children & Young People Programme

Around the World in 80 Days Exclusive production-related workshops will be available.

Up In The Air: The Light Princess Enjoy an exclusive pre-show workshop in your school, linked with our Christmas show The Light Princess. Explore the world of the play with arts professionals, looking at story, themes and characters before visiting the theatre to see the show. Finally, receive an accompanying Resource Pack with production insights, cast interviews and follow-up activities. Get in touch to find out more, including costs.

Save the Date: Teacher Network Relaunch Tue 30 June 6pm – 8pm Venue Factory Theatre Bar For more information on any of the activities for schools and to book, please email bryony@tobaccofactorytheatres.com or call 0117 963 0934.

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FOR HOME EDUCATORS Exclusively for home educating families, this workshop will focus on exploring a piece of poetry or script and how to bring it to life. Using practical, creative activities, this will be a fun-filled session for all involved. Parents welcome but attendance not necessary. To book go to tobaccofactorytheatres.com/plus or call 0117 902 0344.

Wed 03 June 9.15am - 10am (5 - 7 years) 10.15am - 11.30am (8 - 10 years) 11.45am - 1.15pm (11 - 13 years) Cost £6 (5 - 7 years) £8.50 (8 - 10 / 11 - 13 years) Venue Factory Studio

FOR YOUNG PEOPLE Young Theatre Makers (YTM 14:19) We’re a launching brand new youth theatre for 14 - 19 year olds based at Tobacco Factory Theatres and we’re looking for young people who want to be a part of something special from the very beginning. Bring your ideas, your energy, your interests – help shape this youth theatre and make it yours. Get in touch to find out more!

Ages 14 — 19 years Every Thursday 6pm - 7.30pm for 10 weeks, excluding half-term (starting Thu 30 April) Cost £50 per term (some subsidised places are available - get in touch to find out more) Venue Factory Studio

Use It Or Lose It: Summer School Devise and create your own performance exploring what it means to be green in 2015. Play with arts professionals, learning about design, puppetry, movement and other theatre skills, before you put it all together and share what you’ve created with an audience at the end of the week.

Five Day Play: Summer School Work with arts professionals and take your own devised show from ‘page to stage’ in just five days. We’ll make you into a company and you’ll spend the week taking on the roles needed to put on a show, from performing to producing, making to marketing, before bringing in an audience to see what you’ve achieved. Ages 14 - 19 years

Ages 10 - 13 years

Mon 03 - Fri 07 August 10am - 4pm daily

Mon 27 - Fri 31 July 10am - 4pm daily

Cost £150 (some subsidised places are available - get in touch to find out more)

Cost £150 (some subsidised places are available get in touch to find out more)

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Venue Factory Studio To book for events for young people, go to tobaccofactorytheatres.com/plus or call 0117 902 0344. Supported by:

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Veronica Awdry Charitable Trust

TOBACCO FACTORY THEATRES

As well as what appears in this brochure, there is a lot more to tell you about what Tobacco Factory Theatres is up to at the moment. Find out a bit more on this page about some of the other things we’re doing.

MAKING WORK IN BRISTOL AND ELSEWHERE

MACBETH Our 2014 co-production of a brand new Macbeth with Filter Theatre completed a successful national tour in March 2015, including Citizen’s Theatre Glasgow; Vault Festival London, Liverpool Everyman and Northern Stage, Newcastle.

IN-HOUSE PRODUCTIONS ROMEO & JULIET TOUR IMAGE: FARROWS CREATIVE

Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory will take our co-production of Romeo and Juliet out on a national and international tour from Wed 13 May – Sat 27 June 2015, including Neuss Shakespeare Festival, Germany; the Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham; Derby Theatre and Salisbury Playhouse, amongst others.

OUTPOST We are investing ambitiously in more of our own productions and co-productions with key partners. Our vision is to bring world class directors, actors, and musicians to Tobacco Factory Theatres – the best of the best – as well as to invest in developing the best new talent from here in Bristol and across the country, supporting and mentoring their growth into the next great generation. We are proud of our growing track record of awardwinning productions and co-productions which includes: Cinderella: A Fairytale, Dracula, Infinite Lives, 101 Dalmatians and Romeo and Juliet, to name but a few. In this brochure you can read more about our co-productions Living Quarters (P29), Falstaff (P30) and our in-house production The Light Princess (P31).

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In 2014 we co-produced a new work, Outpost with internationally recognised, Bristol-based theatre company Green Ginger and Nordland Visual Theatre. Outpost played Norway in autumn 2014 and will tour Europe in summer 2015 including the prestigious Charleville World Festival of Puppet Theatre. It will return to the UK for an autumn 2015 tour including Tobacco Factory Theatres.

CINDERS AT MAC Our Olivier-nominated, Off West End Award-winning co-production of Cinderella: A Fairytale with Travelling Light Theatre Company will undertake its third transfer this Christmas 2015, touring to mac birmingham for a six week run.

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DEVELOPING ARTISTS PROTOTYPE:

EXPERIMENTS IN THEATRE TOBACCO FACTORY THEATRES

COMMISSIONING FUND As part of our commitment to artist development and the future generation of theatre makers, we have created a significant commissioning fund for emerging directors / companies. Watch this space for announcements soon.

AWARDS AND ACCOLADES

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DRACULA Prototype nights are for both artists and audiences. For artists they’re the chance to share new ideas for performance with an engaged and supportive audience and see if they’ve got legs. For audiences it’s an opportunity to see and respond to what’s being made right here, right now, and to contribute to an essential stage in the process of making new work. Join us this summer to see for yourself. Sun 12 July 6pm Tickets £3 Venue Brewery Theatre

ARE YOU AN ARTIST INTERESTED IN BEING PART OF PROTOTYPE?

Our co –production of Dracula with the Mark Bruce Company, Pavilion Dance South West and Wilton’s Music Hall continues to triumph, with lead dancer Jonathan Goddard winning Outstanding Male Performance and Dancing Times Best Male Dancer of 2014 at the National Dance Awards. The Mark Bruce Company also picked up the Award for Best Independent Company.

GIVING BACK We aim to regularly give one night in one of our theatres free of charge to a local charity for fundraising or other purposes. Most recently, we hosted a staging reading of a new comedy by Frances Butt – Appetite - with proceeds going to two excellent local charities: Unseen, working with today’s survivors of trafficking and slavery, and One25, helping women escape street sex work and build new lives. We also donated over 400 complimentary tickets to events last year to community groups and charities, a value of £5,000.

Are you an artist with an idea for a new show burning a hole in your pocket? Get in touch to find out how to try something out at Prototype. Email nik@tobaccofactorytheatres.com or call 0117 902 0345.

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SUPPORT US "TOBACCO FACTORY THEATRES Join as a Member WORKS WONDERS WITH LITTLE Be part of the fantastic group of members who are MONEY; WITH MORE INVESTMENT IT helping us to create incredible theatre in Bristol. WOULD PERFORM MIRACLES" Benefits of joining range from priority booking on Susannah Clapp, The Observer & BBC Radio 3

all shows to invitations to exclusive member only events.

In the last year Tobacco Factory Theatres welcomed over 130,000 people to 645 performances, classes, talks, workshops and other events both in our venues and around the city. To do this costs about £2.1m a year and we are proud to earn 85% of our income, with 66% coming directly from ticket sales and 3% from Arts Council England support.

Friend £4 P/M Champion £10 P/M Patron £20 P/M Benefactor £42 P/M

As a registered charity, we could not do the work we do without the generous support of grant making trusts, our business partners and our members.

Support Tobacco Factory Theatres so that we can: •

Continue to programme world class companies and performance.

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Continue building Bristol’s reputation as a hub for great art and culture.

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Keep the brightest young directors, actors, musicians and playwrights in Bristol and support their growth into the next great generation.

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Expand our outreach work into the local communities to provide enrichment and opportunities for children and young people.

For more information visit tobaccofactorytheatres.com/supportus phone 0117 963 0949 or email development@tobaccofactorytheatres.com

Join our Business Club Join our Business Club from just £500 +VAT and receive great benefits including: 2 for 1 tickets for staff members for a wide range of shows Corporate hospitality opportunities Complimentary tickets Networking opportunities For further details contact Stephen Last, Development Director stephen@tobaccofactorytheatres.com

• To find out more about how a little help can go a long way and help us to secure a great future then please contact us.

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THANK YOU We are immensely grateful for the generous support of our Business Club and Production Sponsors, our Friends, Champions, Patrons, Benefactors and Production Fund Donors, and we remain indebted to our Fans For Life whose support was instrumental in the early years of the theatre.

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Members

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Benefactors

Founder Benefactors

Silver Patrons

Ken Edis John & Susan Hart Simon Inch Ros & Cameron Kennedy

Judy Carver Roger Corrall Alec Ewens Unsal & Diana Hassan Ruth & Stephen Illingworth Jo Luscombe McDonald Alan Moore Chris Sims

Geoff Clements Betty Cook Alec Ewens Vivien Kies Tim & Judith Lockwood Jones Peter & Helen Wilde

Patrons Martin & Mary Bailey John Bedford Rebecca Channack David Croom Ann Eggers Jack & Rosemary House Ruth Illston Richard Primavesi Tim & Liz Robertson Tony Rowlands Andrew & Decia Smith Julian Thomas Andrew Whitelaw

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Founder Patrons Michael & Lynne Bothamley

Platinum Patrons Martin and Mary Bailey Geoff Clements Anna Southall Helen & Peter Wilde

We are enormously grateful to the following companies that have supported Tobacco Factory Theatres as we stage world-class productions.

Gold Patrons John and Sue Cottrell Vivien Kies Tim & Judith Lockwood Jones Christopher & Sarah Sharp P K Stembridge

101 Dalmatians & The Light Princess

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General Support

The visual rebrand and new website has been supported by

BRANDON HILL The Bowling Green, Great George Street, Bristol, BS1 5QD

Friday 31st July 7.30pm Box office: 0117 9020344 Adult £14.50

Child £8.50

Birch A neighbourhood restaurant with a vegetable garden We serve a short and daily changing menu which reďŹ&#x201A;ects the excellent produce and traditions of the region Open 6pm - 10pm Wednesday to Saturday Birch, 47 Raleigh Road, Southville, BS3 1QS 01179 028 326 birchbristol.co

Delivery without drama To find out more visit www.whistl.co.uk

Whistl is proud to sponsor the Brewery Theatre

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We’re a 100% renewable electricity company. Choose local & affordable electricity for your home. Switching is green and simple. Quote ‘TFMAR15’ when you switch and get a £40 voucher to spend on tickets for your favourite shows.

Offer ends 31/10/2015

SEATING PLANS

THRUST This is the seating plan for The Light Princess.

One of the most exciting things about our Factory Theatre space is that the seating is totally flexible, with more than 10 different configurations including several arrangements for shows like our in-house production at Christmas and our annual opera season, where audience members surround the live action on stage. When booking your tickets for shows with reserved seating (they’ll be labelled as such on the show page) we know it’s helpful to know where the seats will be before you choose your seats. So we’ve included three of the most useful seating plans here.

IN THE ROUND This is the seating plan for The School for Scandal, Tartuffe, Living Quarters and Falstaff, with slight variations for each show. Our Box Office will be happy to talk you through the variations.

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END ON This is the seating plan for Rites, Dick Tracy, That is All You Need to Know and Around the World in 80 Days.

If youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d like to find out the seating plan for other shows with reserved seating please view the full plans online when booking your tickets, or ask a member of our Box Office team.

CAFE BAR

FOOD MARKET ART MUSIC EVENTS

The Tobacco Factory CafĂŠ Bar, on the ground floor, serves a healthy British & Mediterranean inspired menu, with locally sourced seasonal produce and an extensive range of drinks, from teas & coffees to Bristol Beer Factory beers. With regular art exhibitions, live music, life drawing classes, quiz nights and events throughout the year, the cafe bar has a great atmosphere and lots to offer. The covered terrace and open-air yard provide large outdoor spaces, and the weekly Sunday market has around 35 stalls with the best in locally produced food and crafts. The market extends into Raleigh Road on the first Sunday of the month offering an additional 20 stalls.

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HOW TO BOOK Box Office 0117 902 0344 Online tobaccofactorytheatres.com Email Enquiries tickets@tobaccofactorytheatres.com

Box Office Opening Hours 10am – 6.30pm Monday to Saturday (exc. Public holidays) On days when performances are scheduled, the Box Office desk will be open until the start of the performance. If there is a show scheduled on a Sunday or during public holidays, the Box Office desk will be staffed for 2 hours prior to the performance and staff will be contactable by email, but the phone lines will not be open. At certain times of the year e.g. summer or Christmas, our opening hours may vary. Please check the times on the website before you make a special trip. Don’t forget – you can book online anytime!

Posting Tickets We can post out orders of up to 10 tickets, up to 5 days before the performance (excludes unreserved performances and tickets which require proof of ID). There is an admin fee of £1 per transaction. If you require posting of 10+ tickets, please contact Box Office.

Payment We accept all major credit and debit cards except American Express. We no longer have booking fees! No booking fee applies whether tickets are purchased in person, over the phone or online. We cannot offer refunds, but tickets can be exchanged up to 48 hours before the show, for another performance of the same production (subject to availability). An administration charge of £1 applies.

Seating Shows with Reserved Seating will be listed as such on the show pages in this brochure. Due to the flexible nature of our spaces, seating plans differ for each production. For more on seating plans see P44.

Groups/Schools For certain performances, for every ten tickets bought by a school or group, the eleventh is free. Other group and school discounts may apply. Please ask the Box Office for further details.

Access We are pleased to offer one free essential carer ticket for customers who require a carer to accompany them for the performance. Both our theatres have tiered seating with only a certain number of seats on floor level. If you have any specific access requirements please contact the Box Office and we will be happy to discuss your visit in more detail. Where possible we aim to BSL interpret certain productions in each season and provide relaxed performances to ensure a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere for individuals with additional needs. Where they are available, BSL interpreted and Relaxed performances will be listed on show pages, the calendar in this brochure and on the Access page of the website. We also know it’s hard to get to the theatre when you have a little one under the age of one, so there will be a Baby Friendly Performance of one of the shows this season (P18). It’s the same as any other performance but the lights will be on and no one will mind if your baby cries, or if you want to feed them or walk around during the show.

Concessions Concessions may be available for children (16 and under), over 60s, registered disabled, equity members, students and benefit claimants. Concessions are available at the discretion of the producing company, so may not be available for all productions. When collecting concessionary tickets, proof of concession must be provided.

Box Office 0117 902 0344

HOW TO FIND US Our theatres are situated just south of the river in the heart of bustling Southville. (NB Tickets for shows in both the Factory Theatre and the Brewery Theatre must be collected from the Box Office at Tobacco Factory Theatres)

Factory Theatre

Brewery Theatre

Raleigh Road, Southville, Bristol BS3 1TF

291 North Street, Southville, Bristol BS3 1JP

Coronation Rd

On Foot

By Bike

We are just a 20 minute walk from the Centre (Arnolfini/MShed area) and a 35 minute walk from Bristol Temple Meads and Bedminster train stations.

Both theatres are very accessible by bike from all areas of Bristol and there are bike racks inside the Tobacco Factory, on the wall of the Factory, on the corner of Raleigh Road and North Street and outside the Brewery Theatre.

By Bus

Parking

Bus number 24 from North Bristol, Broadmead, the City Centre and Redcliffe Hill stops outside Tobacco Factory Theatres. Currently the last bus leaves at 10.43pm Monday â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Sunday from outside Aldi.

Parking is available in the local area surrounding the theatre but please be aware of restrictions. If you would like any further information please call the Box Office on 0117 902 0344.

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EATING & DRINKING FACTORY THEATRE BAR AND NEW FACTORY THEATRE CAFE

Come upstairs to the theatre to enjoy our Factory Theatre Café during the day and our Factory Theatre Bar in the evening before a performance. You’ll enjoy locally sourced, high quality food and drink in a friendly, bustling theatrical environment. Free Wifi available.

FACTORY THEATRE CAFE

FACTORY THEATRE BAR

Mon – Fri 9am – 4pm Sat 9am – 1pm

Open from 1 hour before each Factory Theatre show. Come and have a relaxing drink before and after the show. Plus pre-order your interval drinks to avoid the queues.

Serving a delightful selection of hot and cold homemade lunches, fresh espresso coffees, pastries and cakes. All to eat in or takeaway.

PRE-SHOW DINING FROM OUR FRIENDS DOWNSTAIRS AT THE TOBACCO FACTORY CAFE BAR Our friends who run the Tobacco Factory Café Bar on the ground floor are offering a pretheatre ‘Quick Dish’. Every evening there will be a quick dish available, with a pound off for Theatre ticket holders. Offer available evenings only.

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USING OUR SPACES Alongside our theatre programme, Tobacco Factory Theatres has a variety of spaces which we hire out at evenings and weekends. Spaces available for hire include our two theatres, two spacious studios, a private meeting room with technical facilities and our Factory Theatre Bar. Whether youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re looking for an inspirational space to run an evening or weekend workshop, a perfect party venue for that special occasion, or a smart meeting room in a creative environment, Tobacco Factory Theatres has something to offer.

For more information or to enquire about availability please contact Rusti Fells on 0117 902 0345 or email theatre@tobaccofactorytheatres.com

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Calendar

WO - Women’s Only Performance R - Relaxed Performance - (see P20) BSL - Signed performance for Deaf & BSL users SCH - Schools Performance

FACTORY THEATRE A P R T 09 F 10 S 11 S 12 M 13 T 14 W 15 T 16 F 17 S 18 S 19 M 20 T 21 W 22 T 23 F 24 S 25 S 26 M 27 T 28 W 29 T 30 M AY F 01 S 02 S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S

03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

J U N M 01 T 02 W 03

bREWERY THEATRE

The School for Scandal The School for Scandal The School for Scandal

8pm 8pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm

The School for Scandal The School for Scandal The School for Scandal The School for Scandal The School for Scandal The School for Scandal

7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 8pm 8pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm

The School for Scandal The School for Scandal The School for Scandal The School for Scandal The School for Scandal The School for Scandal

7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 2.30pm SCH & 8pm 8pm BC 2.30pm & 7.30pm

The School for Scandal The School for Scandal The School for Scandal The School for Scandal

7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 2.30pm SCH & 8pm Bsl

Directors’ Cuts: Little One Directors’ Cuts: Little One Directors’ Cuts: Little One

7.45pm £7 7.45pm 7.45pm

Directors’ Cuts: Little One Directors’ Cuts: Little One

7.45pm 2.15pm & 7.45pm

Directors’ Cuts: Treats Directors’ Cuts: Treats Directors’ Cuts: Treats Directors’ Cuts: Treats Directors’ Cuts: Treats

7.45pm £7 7.45pm 7.45pm 7.45pm 2.15pm & 7.45pm

8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 2.30pm & 8pm

Directors’ Cuts: Woman & Scarecrow Directors’ Cuts: Woman & Scarecrow Directors’ Cuts: Woman & Scarecrow Directors’ Cuts: Woman & Scarecrow Directors’ Cuts: Woman & Scarecrow

7.45pm £7 7.45pm £7 7.45pm 7.45pm 2.15pm & 7.45pm

7.30pm BC 7.30pm PST 12.30pm WO & PST & 7.30pm BSL 7.30pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Directors’ Cuts: The Boy on the Swing Directors’ Cuts: The Boy on the Swing Directors’ Cuts: The Boy on the Swing Directors’ Cuts: The Boy on the Swing Directors’ Cuts: The Boy on the Swing

7.45pm £7 7.45pm 7.45pm 7.45pm 2.15pm & 7.45pm

The School for Scandal The School... Lunchtime Talk The School for Scandal

8pm 11am 2.30pm & 7.30pm

The School for Scandal The School for Scandal The School for Scandal The School for Scandal The School for Scandal The School for Scandal

7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 8pm 8pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Tartuffe Tartuffe Tartuffe Tartuffe Tartuffe

Mayfest: Rites Mayfest: Rites Mayfest: Rites Mayfest: Rites Mayfest: Rites

Phil Hammond Susan Calman Dick Tracy Dick Tracy Dick Tracy

PST - Post Show Talk (Free) £7 / £8 - £7 / £8 tickets available BC - Business Club 241 tickets (see P05) B - Baby Friendly Performance (see P18)

8pm 8pm 7.30pm BC 7.30pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Nutty Noah Nutty Noah Nutty Noah Nutty Noah Nutty Noah Nutty Noah

COBC Degree Show

11am & 2pm £7 11am & 2pm £7 11am & 2pm £7 11am & 2pm £7 11am & 2pm £7 11am & 2pm £7

8.15pm

T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T

04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

J U L W 01 T 02 F 03 S 04 S 05 M 06 T 07 W 08 T 09 F 10 S 11 S 12 M 13 T 14 W 15 T 16 F 17 S 18 S 19 M 20 T 21 W 22 T 23 F 24 S 25 S 26 M 27 T 28 W 29 T 30 F 31

FACTORY THEATRE

bREWERY THEATRE

Grand Gesture Grand Gesture Grand Gesture

7.30pm BC 7.30pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm

COBC Degree Show COBC 1st Yr Deg Showcase COBC 1st Yr Deg Showcase

8.15pm 8.15pm 8.15pm

Grand Gesture Grand Gesture Grand Gesture Grand Gesture Grand Gesture Grand Gesture

7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm 7.30pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm

UWE New Perf... Festival UWE New Perf... Festival UWE New Perf... Festival UWE New Perf... Festival UWE New Perf... Festival

8.15pm 8.15pm 8.15pm 8.15pm 8.15pm

The London Cuckolds The London Cuckolds The London Cuckolds

7.30pm 7.30pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Gloriator Gloriator Gloriator Gloriator Gloriator

8.15pm £7 8.15pm £7 8.15pm 8.15pm 8.15pm

The London Cuckolds

2.30pm & 7.30pm Gloriator Gloriator Gloriator Gloriator Gloriator

10am B & 8.15pm 8.15pm 8.15pm 8.15pm 8.15pm

That Is All You Need To Know That Is All You Need To Know That Is All You Need To Know That Is All You Need To Know

8pm BC 8pm 8pm 2.30pm & 8pm

Around the World in 80 Days Around the World in 80 Days Around the World in 80 Days Around the World in 80 Days

7.30pm £7 7.30pm 7.30pm 2.30pm BC & 7.30pm BC

Around the World in 80 Days Around the World in 80 Days Around the World in 80 Days Around the World in 80 Days Around the World in 80 Days Around the World in 80 Days

7.30pm £7 1.30pm £7 R 7.30pm 7.30pm 1.30pm SCH / £7 & 7.30pm 7.30pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Around the World in 80 Days Around the World in 80 Days Around the World in 80 Days Around the World in 80 Days Around the World in 80 Days Around the World in 80 Days As You Like It

7.30pm £7 Bsl 7.30pm 7.30pm 1.30pm SCH / £7 & 7.30pm 7.30pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Mitch Benn / Jarlath Regan Paul Sinha / John Hastings Glenn Wool / Jimmy McGhie John Robins / Sarah Kendall

8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm

A U G S 01 S 02 M 03 T 04 Wed 26 Aug - Sun 06 Sep W 05 Thu 17 Sep - Sat 03 Oct T 06 Wed 14 - Sat 24 Oct F 07 Thu 26 Nov - Sun 10 Jan S 08 S 09

Coming Soon

Bristol Festival of Puppetry Living Quarters Falstaff The Light Princess

A U G S 01 S 02 M 03 T 04 W 05 T 06 F 07 S 08 S 09

TRINITY CENTRE Bristol Current Location Current Location Current Location Current Location

6.30pm 6.30pm 6.30pm 6.30pm

Current Location Current Location Current Location Current Location

6.30pm 6.30pm 6.30pm 6.30pm

The Square Wheel of Time

7.45pm

The Square Wheel of Time The Square Wheel of Time The Square Wheel of Time The Square Wheel of Time

7.45pm 7.45pm 7.45pm 7.45pm

Infinity Pool Infinity Pool Infinity Pool Prototype

8.15pm 8.15pm 8.15pm 6pm

The Very Thought Of You The Very Thought Of You The Very Thought Of You The Very Thought Of You The Very Thought Of You

7.45pm £8 7.45pm 7.45pm 7.45pm 7.45pm

The Very Thought Of You The Very Thought Of You The Very Thought Of You The Very Thought Of You The Very Thought Of You

7.45pm 7.45pm 7.45pm 7.45pm 2.15pm & 7.45pm

The Very Thought Of You The Very Thought Of You The Very Thought Of You The Very Thought Of You

7.45pm 7.45pm 7.45pm 7.45pm

The Very Thought Of You

7.45pm

Mice on Skates Mice on Skates Mice on Skates Mice on Skates Mice on Skates Mice on Skates

11am & 2pm £7 11am & 2pm £7 11am & 2pm £7 11am & 2pm £7 11am & 2pm £7 11am & 2pm £7