Dundee Rep Brochure Spring 2015

What’s on January – July 2015Box Office: 01382 223530

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Great Expectations, June 2015

Welcome to Dundee Rep’s

Dundee Rep Ensemble is proud and excited to present a season of work all linked by a common theme – Revenge!

A new version of the great Spanish classicBlood Wedding by Lorca...

Shakespeare’s thrilling early tragedy Titus Andronicus...

And a dramatisation of the classic Great Expectations by Charles Dickens

– three very different plays, but bound together by the common thread of Revenge,that most powerful but also most destructiveof emotions, which has inspired some of thegreatest writing for the theatre. We hope thatall of you will be gripped and inspired by thesegreat stories and come and explore the intriguing links between the plays — and theway in which our award-winning Ensemble ofactors delve deeper into the different worldsof these thrillers… See pages 5, 9 and 13 for details on how to save money on a combinedticket.

But of course this wonderful Spring Seasoncontains a feast of variety for all tastes and audiences from a beautifully diverse range ofvisiting companies — and it is irresistible topoint out two shows with an important local

connection: Mother of All the Peoples, which celebrates the life of unsung heroine (and daughter of Dundee) Mary Slessor. Andwatch out for the triumphant return of localplaywright Gary Robertson with The Scaffies in which Gary does for binmen what his famous The Berries did for the berry-pickers!

Scottish Dance Theatre are busier than ever,with revivals of recent glories Yama by DamienJalet, now in a full-length version, Winter,Again by Jo Strømgren, the mesmerisingMiann by Scottish Dance Theatre’s own artisticdirector Fleur Darkin, and the much-awaitedpremiere of Dreamers by Anton Lachky.

Rep Creative Learning works with an averageof 27,000 people every year and go fromstrength to strength. Highlights of the seasoninclude Masked Ball... a Cabaret of Disguise byour Illuminate Ensemble, Whitfield Giants —a culmination of the brilliant city-wide ASPIREproject, and a celebration evening for themammoth Royal Shakespeare Company’sOpen Stages project, which has worked withShakespeare’s plays across seven amateurcompanies throughout Scotland.

Jemima and PhilipArtistic Directors

If you would like to find out more about supporting us please call01382 227684 or email [email protected]

To book tickets call 01382 223530 or visit dundeerep.co.ukscottishdancetheatre.com I repcreativecampus.co.uk

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Sat 17 January at 8pm

Breakin’ Rules presents an evening of head spinningairborne action from the best hip hop dance crews on the Scottish scene.

Showcasing a breadth of styles, from straight up rawthrow downs to intricate dance theatre, this is no ordinary night of dance!

Lock it down in your diary!

Tickets: £9, All concs £6; Dundee Student Pass £5.

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Thu 22 – Sat 24 January at 7.30pm

From the writer of Five Pound & Twa Bairnsand Mother of All the Peoples, comes thethird part of the Dundee trilogy.

Sunday Mornings on Dundee Law: a Scottishmusical play by Mike Gibb, music by KevinWalsh and directed by Malcolm Dowie.

It’s 1944, and Barbara and Angie meet inDundee’s Empress Ballroom, little realisingthat this chance encounter would changetheir lives. Forever.

Tickets: £12. Concs: SnrCitz / Unemployed / Disabled / Carer / Young Person (16–26) /Students / Equity Card Holders £10; Friends £9; Dundee Student Pass £5.

Theatre / Dance / Music / Comedy / Creative Learning / Family

2 Spring 2015 Season Box Office: 01382 223530 | dundeerep.co.uk

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Concs: SnrCitz / Unemployed / Disabled / Carer £14; Young Person (16–26) / Students / Equity Card Holders £12;Friends £13; Children / Schools £7; Dundee Student Pass £5. No concs on Matinees or Friday and Saturday evenings.

Concs: SnrCitz / Unemployed / Disabled / Carer £3 off; Young Person (16–26) / Students / Equity Card Holders£5 off; Friends £4 off; Dundee Student Pass £5. No concs on Matinees.

Tue 27 – Sat 31 January at 7.30pm Matinees: Thu & Sat at 2.30pm

From the producers that brought Broadway! A Musical Celebration to Dundee comes Broadway! A Night at the Movies. Featuring ashow-stopping cast of dancers, West Endsingers, unforgettable songs, dazzling choreography and tributes to some of yourfavourite movie musicals.Including songs from hit movies such as DirtyDancing, Footloose, Mamma Mia, The Blues

Brothers, Oliver!, Annie, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Fame, Singin in the Rain, My FairLady and many more, Broadway! A Night atthe Movies is guaranteed to put a smile onyour face and have you singing and dancinginto the night.

Last year’s show was a sell-out success, sobook your tickets early for Broadway! A Nightat the Movies.

Tickets Tue –Thu Fri & Sat MatineesAll tickets £17 £20 £12

Tickets Tue –Thu Fri & Sat MatineesPremium £19 £21 £15Standard £17.50 £19 £15

Following a hit, sell-out tour in 2012, Craig Gilbert’s ingenious, acclaimed adaptionof Jerome K Jerome’s classic tale of boatingmisadventure returns to the UK stage armedwith more singing, wilder adventures andsporting even brighter blazers.

Originally intended as a guide to boating on the Thames, Jerome’s ripping yarn of youthful friendship, mischief and folly celebrates the very essence of Britishnessinspiring many of our comic legends fromMorecambe and Wise to Monty Python.

Tue 17 – Sat 21 February at 7.30pm Matinees: Thu 19 & Sat 21 at 2.30pm

by Jerome K Jerome and adapted and directed by Craig Gilbert

The Original Theatre Company and Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds present

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Mark Kydd presents

there were two brotherswritten and performed by Mark Kydd directed by Rosalind Sydney

Thu 26 February at 7.30pmat dundee Rep’s Bonar hall

there were two brothers is a funny, very personal exploration of fraternal relationships.

Inspired by brothers, both real and fictional, this new solo show from Dundonian Mark Kydd takes the audience on an journey through his experiences with his brother and the discovery that they share more than a birthday.

Tickets: £12. Dundee Student Pass £5.

Tickets: £12. Concs: SnrCitz / Unemployed / Disabled / Carer / Young Person (16–26) / Students / Equity Card Holders £10; Friends £9;Dundee Student Pass £5. No concs on matinees.

a new play by Morna Pearson inspired by RL Stevenson’s classic story

ThE STRaNGE CaSE OF JEKyll & hydEWed 25 March at 7.30pm Matinee: 2.30pm

Edinburgh, 1886: a time of murky, narrow streets, scientificinnovation and seemingly endless haars – and where the city’s Old and New Towns are separated by more than just the North Bridge.

In the New Town we meet the Jekyll family. Dr Jekyll longs for one of his radical experiments to finally go right. His daughter Miriam longs for the right to attend University. Son William is never far from his beloved needlework and wife Jane is never far from the bottle.

While seemingly a world away in the Old Town a murkyfigure known as Hyde has begun to roam the moonlit streets. It seems the townsfolk on both sides of the city have trouble adhering to the strict rules and values of Victorian times.

But whose secrets will be exposed when the haar finally clears from Auld Reekie.


Brief EncountersBlood WeddingThu 12, Fri 13 & Sat 14 Marchat 7.10pm

Brief Encounters are short 5minute pieces of theatre, written, directed, staged and performed by our Mlitt Theatre Studies studentsfrom Dundee University.

Performance takes place inthe bar area.

dundee Rep Ensemble, derby Theatre and Graeae present

by Federico Garcia lorca in a new version by david Ireland

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BlOOd WEddINGdirected by Jenny Sealey designed by Lisa Sangsterlighting by Ian Scott music by Philip Pinskychoreography by Mark Smith

Wed 4 – Sat 14 March at 7.30pmMatinees: Thu 12 and Sat 14 March at 2.30pmPreviews: Wed 4 and Thu 5 March at 7.30pmPost show discussions: Wed 11 at 7.30pm – public Thu 12 at 2.30pm – schools

For schools and colleges interested in booking, please contact Gemma Nicol [email protected] for further info on show and education activities.

Includes a creative combination of BSL interpretation, captioning and audio description.Recommended age 14+ Contains scenes of a sexual and adult nature and strong language.

David Ireland’s radical new take onLorca’s play re-fuels this classic storywith a contemporary twist. Jenny Sealeyand David Ireland push this tale of searing lust, love and rebellion to its limits. When young lovers are overrunwith passion, infatuation and defiance – the consequences are explosive.

Winner of the TMA’s ‘Promotion of Diversity Award’, Graeae is a force of change in world-class theatre.

Multi-award-winning Artistic Director,Jenny Sealey MBE, has recently directedReasons to be Cheerful and co-directedThe Threepenny Opera. In 2012 she co-directed the London ParalympicOpening Ceremony.

David Ireland is an award-winning writer, director and actor. He was born in Belfast, trained at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, and now lives in Glasgow.

In this day and age, anybody can love anybody. Or are there still taboos?

Concs: SnrCitz / Unemployed / Disabled / Carer £3 off; Young Person (16–26) / Students / Equity Card Holders £5 off; Friends £4 off; Children / Schools £9; Dundee Student Pass £5.No concs on matinees.

Tickets Previews Tue – Thu Fri & Sat Matinees

£10 £19 £21 £14

Revenge Season TicketsVengeanceBuy tickets for all three Ensemble shows this season and get 20% off the total cost

PaybackBuy tickets for two Ensemble shows this season and get 10% off the total cost


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Fire Exit present

lONG lIVEThE lITTlE KNIFEwritten and directed by david leddyThu 26 March at 7.30pm

Tickets: £16. Concs: SnrCitz / Unemployed / Disabled / Carer / Young Person (16–26) / Students / Equity Card Holders £14; Friends £13; Dundee Student Pass £5.

From multi-award-winning “theatrical maverick”, (Sunday Times), and “site-specific genius”, (Scotsman),David Leddy presents uplifting caper about forgery, castration and drunkenness.

Liz and Jim are small-time con artists who need£250,000 fast. They decide to become the world’s greatest counterfeiters. There’s only one problem. They can’t paint.

developed with support from Royal ShakespeareCompany and British Museum

written and directed by Kathleen RuddyFri 3 & Sat 4 april at 7.30pm

When manipulative, ageing agony-aunt Athy givesher listeners sex advice, she orders the women to'put down their clitoris and get back in the kitchen'where they belong.

In her world, men wear the trousers and womenspit-iron them.

Be sure to join the acid-tongued matriarch as shesinks her glistening veneers into her family’s livesand the nation's sex lives.


Tickets: £17. Concs: SnrCitz / Unemployed / Disabled / Carer / Young Person (16–26) / Students /Equity Card Holders £15; Friends £14; Dundee Student Pass £5.

Rubber Ear Productions present

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by arnold Ridley, directed by Patric KearnsTue 31 March – Thu 2 april at 7.30pm Matinee: Thu 2 at 2.30pm

Arnold Ridley's classic comedy thriller about agroup of travellers (including a newlywedcouple, an estranged couple, a self-indulgentyoung dandy and an elderly spinster with a parrot) stranded in the waiting room of an isolated railway station on a dark and stormynight, reacting with various degrees of credulity

to the station master's warning of death to anyone who sets eyes on the ghostly trainthat haunts the line.

Ridley's inspiration came after becomingstranded overnight at Mangotsfield station inBristol, now a disused station on the MidlandRailway main line.

Tickets: £19; Matinee £15. Concs: SnrCitz / Unemployed / Disabled / Carer / Young Person (16–26) / Students / Equity Card Holders £16; Friends £15; Dundee Student Pass £5. No concs on matinees.

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Tickets: £14. Concs: SnrCitz / Unemployed / Disabled / Carer /Young Person (16–26) / Students / Equity Card Holders £12;Friends £11; Children / Schools £8; Dundee Student Pass £5.

MOTHER OFALL THE PEOPLESby Mike GibbWed 15 – Fri 17 april at 7.30pmBased on the book Mary Slessor: The Barefoot Missionaryby Elizabeth Robertson, Mother of All the Peoples takesthe audience back in time with Mary (now in her latterdays), as she reflects on her inauspicious beginnings and unlikely journey to Africa. Following in the footsteps ofDavid Livingstone, Mary Slessor embarked on a journeythat would change not just her life, but the lives of many.This incredible story of bravery and triumph is toldthrough the shy and modest figure of Mary Slessor herself who gave all credit to her achievements to God.

This original cast of Mother of All the Peoples reunitesone last time on the centenary of Mary Slessor’s death totake part in a series of events taking place throughoutDundee and beyond in 2015 to commemorate the life of this unsung heroine.

To find out more about this extraordinary woman, pleasevisit maryslessor.org.



Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and dundee Rep Ensemble present

by William Shakespeare

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TITUS aNdRONICUS directed and designed by Stewart Laingadaptation by Philip Howardlighting by Mimi Jordan Sheridan

Wed 8 – Fri 24 april at 7.30pmMatinees: Thus 16 + 23 & Sat 18 at 2.30pm

Signed: Fri 24 at 7.30pm

Rome, a restaurant.

Titus Andronicus returns to Rome fromfighting the war – limping, exhausted,but victorious (for now). His soldiersswap their army uniforms for those ofthe kitchen, and the work begins to re-open for business.

Titus runs the restaurant with regimentalprecision. Rome is famous for it. But thepolitics back home haven’t gone away,

and into the mix Titus has brought back a trophy of war – Tamora, the enemyleader.

The tables are set...

TITUS ANDRONICUS is infamous asShakespeare’s bloodiest tragedy – and isdirected and designed for the Rep byStewart Laing, one of Scotland’s most exciting theatre artists.


Performed in Dundee Rep’s Bonar Hall


£10 £19 £21 £14




dundee Rep Ensemble presents a performed reading of

The love of the Nightingaleby Timberlake Wertenbaker, directed by Philip howardMon 20 april at 7.30pm

The cast of Titus Andronicus also appear in a single performance, script-in-hand, of this stunning modern classiccommissioned by the Royal Shakespeare Company: The Love of the Nightingale is a re-telling of the AncientGreek myth of Philomele, the same story that Shakespeare used as his model for Titus.

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by louise Roche, directed by Mark Randle

Tue 21 – Sat 25 april at 7.30pm

If you can’t go on the trampoline with a full bladder and without a bra, then like Barbarayou may be weighing up the benefits of big pants and botox.

Join Mary Jo Randle, star of The Bill and Cutting It as she takes us on a hilarious thoughtfuljourney with the loveable Barbara in this wonderful one- woman show from Louise Roche,writer of Girls Night.

by Gary Robertson

Wed 29 april – Sat 2 May at 7.30pm

From the writer of the highly acclaimed sell-out comedy The Berries, Gary Robertson brings us anotherhilarious offering of Dundee life with The Scaffies. The year is 1978 and Britain is experiencing social andpolitical turmoil. Amidst the hardship, toil and filthcomes episodes of hard-drinking and merciless banter to see them through the day.

Recommended age 16+Contains some colourful language

Tickets: £19.50. Concs: SnrCitz / Unemployed / Disabled / Carer £17.50; Young Person (16–26) / Students / Equity Card Holders £15.50; Friends £16.50; Dundee Student Pass £5.

Tickets: £12. Concs: SnrCitz / Unemployed / Disabled / Carer / Young Person (16–26) / Students / Equity Card Holders £10; Friends £9;Dundee Student Pass £5.


Good Nights Entertainment presents

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all or Nothing aerial dance Theatre presents

ThREE’S a CROWdSat 9 May at 8pm

Three's A Crowd brings together six superb performing artists in this breathtaking and touching look at human relationships, emotions and how we all affect each other. Set around a reunion of friends, what really lies beneath the surface of this get together? How are they connected? What happens to the dynamic, to each other, when a third element becomes involved?

Told with stunning imagery, thrills, spills, heartbreak, happiness and the odd bit of humour, Three's A Crowdis an aerial dance theatre show involving harness flying, aerial acrobatics, circus, dance and theatre.

All or Nothing is Scotland's leading aerial dance company creating, performing, training and helpingto establish aerial arts in Scotland.


Concs: SnrCitz / Unemployed / Disabled / Carer £3 off; Young Person (16–26) / Students / Equity Card Holders£5 off; Friends £4 off; Children / Schools £10; Dundee Student Pass £5. No concs on matinees.

Tickets Mon –Thu Fri & Sat Matinees£20 £22 £15

Mon 18 – Sat 23 May at 7.30pm Matinees: Thu 21 & Sat 23 May at 2.30pmAccess Dates: Fri 22 May at 7.30pm / Sat 23 May at 2.30pm

A classic. A landmark. A legend. The Mousetrap is famous around the world for being the longest runningshow of any kind in the history of British theatre – with over 25,000 performances it’s a play to be proud of.Enjoy this once in a life-time opportunity to see this masterpiece here at Dundee Rep.The scene is set when a group of people gathered in a country house cut off by the snow discover, to theirhorror, that there is a murderer in their midst. Who can it be? One by one the suspicious characters revealtheir sordid pasts until at the last, nerve-shredding moment the identity and the motive are finally revealed.In her own inimitable style, Dame Agatha Christie has created an atmosphere of shuddering suspense and a brilliantly intricate plot where murder lurks around every corner.



dundee Rep Ensemble and horsecross arts present

by Jo Cliffordfrom the novel by Charles Dickens

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GREaT ExPECTaTIONSdirected by Jemima levick

Wed 3 – Sat 20 June at 7.30pmMatinees: Sats 13 + 20 & Thur 11 + 18 at 2.30pm

Fri 19 June at 7.30pmSat 20 June at 2.30pm

As Pip journeys from boy to man he pursues that which is eternally out ofreach. He yearns for a family and a placeto belong to, he longs to be a gentleman,and he strives to do what is right. Butabove all else, he craves the love of one woman.

Entangled in Miss Havisham’s tragic web of self pity and pitiless desire for

revenge, Estella is raised to be admired,to be gawped, smelled and pawed at.Her emotions are frozen; she is trainedto hurt, only to be hurt in return.

Jo Clifford's remarkable adaptation uses Dickens' own words from this devastating and darkly beautiful novel,to create a classic piece of modernBritish theatre.

Break their hearts my pride and joy; Break their hearts and have no mercy



£10 £19 £21 £14




Brief Encounters Great ExpectationsThu 11, Fri 12 & Sat 13 april at 7.10pm

Brief Encounters are short 5 minute pieces of theatre, written, directed, staged and performed by our Mlitt Theatre Studies students from Dundee University.Performance takes place in the bar area.


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CRaZy JaNEby Nicola McCartney, directed by Garry Robson

Sat 13 June at 7.30pm

“She dances. She dances alone. Always alone. Always twisting awayjust out of reach – ever beyond your touch, beyond your embrace,beyond your gaze even.”

Jane Avril, star of the Moulin Rouge and immortalised in Toulouse Lautrec’siconic posters, cordially invites you to that living museum of pathology, thatVersailles of pain, the Saltpêtrière Asylum. Join her, Professor Charcot andhis junior staff Drs Freud, Tourette, Jung and Alzheimer in the waltz of modern psychiatry popularly known as The Fools Dance.

The whole range of the human zoo will be present as Jane recounts her extraordinary journey from the brothel to the asylum wards, to that palaceof women, the Moulin Rouge. With an original score by Scottish hip hopartists Hector Bizerk, Crazy Jane is a spectacular dance theatre event.

Crazy Jane will have embedded BSL and audio description in the style of theproduction.

Tickets: £14. Concs: SnrCitz / Unemployed / Disabled / Carer / Young Person (16–26) / Students / Equity Card Holders £12; Friends £11; Children / Schools £9; Dundee Student Pass £5.

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Faux Theatre presents

TORNWed 24 June at 7.30pm

A unique and sensual visual performance combining object theatre, kinetic art and an original live score.Faux Theatre conjure an intimate wordless world, where the audience become voyeurs to one woman’s journey to find and experiencelove, accompanying her through euphoric fantasy into the depths of despair.A fresh, compelling visual-theatre work created by one of Scotland’s most exciting new theatre companies.Debut productions rarely come more fully formed, more accomplished or engaging than Faux Theatre’s Torn ��The HeraldSupported by Creative Scotland and Puppet Animation ScotlandRecommended age 14+Running time 50 mins

Tickets: £14. Concs: SnrCitz / Unemployed / Disabled / Carer / Young Person (16–26) / Students / Equity Card Holders £12; Friends / Children / Schools £11;Dundee Student Pass £5.


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aN EVENING OF dIRTy daNCINGdirected by Paul Spicer, choreography by leanne harwoodThu 25 – Sat 27 June at 7.30pm“A thoroughly entertaining, visually stunning extravaganza”The Public ReviewsEmbarking upon its 5th Anniversary tour An Evening of Dirty Dancing: The Tribute Show is a 5 star homage to the greatest movie soundtrack of alltime. Often imitated but never bettered, this is the original celebration ofthe iconic music from the multi-award winning soundtrack toDirty Dancing. A high energy emotional roller-coaster of an evening with breathtaking choreography and buckets of nostalgia. Put your dancing shoes on and get ready to have the time of your life! Includes the classic songs: “Big Girls Don’t Cry”, “Hey Baby”, “Wipeout”, “Do You Love Me”, “Hungry Eyes“and the Oscar-winning “(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life”.

Tickets Tue –Thu Fri & Sat Matinees£19 £21 £14

Please note this production is not affiliated with Dirty Dancing: The Classic Story On Stage on tour in the UK and worldwide.

“All singing, all dancing, highly watchable entertainment” The Stage

Tickets: £18.50. Concs: SnrCitz / Unemployed / Disabled / Carer / Young Person (16–26) / Students / Equity Card Holders £16.50; Friends £15.50; Dundee Student Pass £5.

yER GRaNNyfrom the original argentinian play La Nona by Roberto Cossa in a new English version by douglas MaxwellTue 30 June – Sat 4 July at 7.30pm Matinees: Thu 2 & Sat 4 July at 2.30pm

3 July at 7.30pm Sat 4 July at 2.30pm (with touch tour)Yer Granny is a riotous new comedy about a diabolical 100-year-old granny who’s literally eating her family out of house and home. She’s already eaten their chip shop into bankruptcy and now she’s pushing them to desperate measures just to survive beyond 1977.

As proud head of the family, Cammy is determined that The Minerva Fish Bar will rise again in time for the Queen’s upcoming Jubilee visit. But before Her Maj can pop in for a chat, a single sausage and a royal seal of approval, the family must ask themselves how far they will go to solve a problem like Yer Granny.

Adapted from the smash-hit Argentinian comedy La Nona, the cast of Yer Granny features some of Scotland’s best-loved performers, including Maureen Beattie, Paul Riley and Jonathan Watson.

Concs: SnrCitz / Unemployed / Disabled / Carer £3 off; Young Person (16–26) / Students / Equity Card Holders £5 off; Friends £4 off; Children / Schools £9; Dundee Student Pass £5. No concs on matinees.

image by Eoin Carey

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ROMEO aNd JUlIETdirected by dominic dromgoole & Tim hoareTue 14 – Fri 17 July at 7.30pm Matinee: Thu 16 at 2.30pm

Award-winning Shakespeare’s Globe from London comes to Dundee Repfor the first time.A violent street brawl between their rival families is the prelude to Romeo’s first encounter withJuliet. Despite this, and the fact Juliet has been promised to another, they fall in love. But any plansfor their future happiness are cruelly destroyed by renewed violence between their families andtragedy begins to unfold.A small troupe of travelling players takes to the road with Shakespeare’s classic tale of star-crossedlovers. Performed on an Elizabethan-style stage, this stripped-down version breathes new life intoone of the greatest of all love stories.“Summer is all the sweeter for a Shakespeare road trip.” Daily Telegraph

Concs: SnrCitz / Unemployed / Disabled / Carer / Young Person (16–26) / Students / Equity Card Holders /Friends £4 off; Children / Schools £9; Dundee Student Pass £5. No concs on matinee.

Tickets Tue –Thu Fri & Sat Matinees£19 £21 £15

Stellar Quines present

ThE JENNIFER TREMBlayTRIlOGyFri 24 – Sun 26 July at 7.30pmThe List Fri 24, The Carousel Sat 25, Deliverance Sun 26 July (preview)translated by Shelley Tepperman, directed byMuriel Romanes, designed by John ByrneThe list sees the woman struggling to adjust to an isolated new life. Her obsession with listsleads to tragic consequencesThe Carousel follows the woman on a journeyinto her past, her family and herself. Can she reconcile herself with her discoveries? deliverance finds her struggling to fulfil herdying mother's wish: to see the son who wastorn from her at a young age. It’s time to speakwhat no one wants to hear. The listWinner of Scotsman Fringe First & Herald Angel2012, Best Production — Critics Awards for Theatre in Scotland 2012The CarouselWinner of Scotsman Fringe First 2014

Tickets: The List £14, The Carousel £14, Deliverance £12.Book all 3 shows for £36.Concs: SnrCitz / Unemployed / Disabled / Carer / Young Person (16–26) / Students / Equity Card Holders / Friends £11; Dundee Student Pass £5. No concs on Deliverance.

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artwork by John Byrne

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JONGlEURSFri 23 January at 8pm, Fri 13 February at 8pm, *Fri 13 March at 8pm

Back by popular demand, Jongleurs comedy is returning toDundee! The country’s best stand-up comedians are gracingour stage once more, so don’t miss this chance to see twohours of todays funniest stand-up.

*Fri 13 March is part of Dundee Women’s Festival


STEWaRT lEE:a ROOM WITh a STEWMon 16 March at 7.30pm

A brand new live show with fresh material inpreparation for Stewart's next BBC2 series of Stewart Lee’s Comedy Vehicle.

“Remains one of the best stand-ups in the country” �� Metro.

“Best comedian in Britain” �� Mirror.

14+ accompanied with an adult


PhIl KaySat 28 March at 7.30pm

All the best stories from a very creative comedian.Come see a man from whom the words just flow ina bubbling, bawdy stream of comic consciousnesses.Phil Kay is a cosmically comic storytelling mind onlegs. Speaking about his day, and his adventures,calamities and hair-brained schemes like buyingmachetes in Venezuela during a revolution,Primal Scream threatening his puppy or arguingwith the police whilst in his bath. Join with Phil in two halves of heaven on his roadback to a twenty sixth Edinburgh Fringe.Tickets: £15. Concs: SnrCitz / Unemployed / Disabled / Carer / Young Person (16–26) / Students / Equity Card Holders £11; Dundee Student Pass £5.


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JUST laUGhFri 15 May, Fri 12 June, Fri 10 July, Fri 14 august at 8pm

Each month Just Laugh comedy clubs will bring fantastic comedians to Dundee from the UK stand up circuit. We’ll do it all. All you need to do is come along and laugh. Just Laugh comedy clubs are based in Tayside, but have taken comedy shows throughout the world from Stornoway to Singapore.The shows at Dundee Rep will be a world class showcase of UK andinternational acts. Each show will have 4 comedians, one to host the show and introduce the other three. Come along and anticipate that you will Just Laugh.


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Thu 28 – Sat 30 May at 7.30pm

Another exciting production brought to you from the UK’s leading comedydinner show company. Fans of the television sitcom Blackadder II will love thishilarious parody comedy tribute show. The dining audience are transported into the Queen’s Court where Queeniehas appointed Edmund Blackadder to be your cunning, shrewd and witty host for the evening, who displays all the characteristic humour we know and love.This superb themed interactive comedy dining experience guarantees to entertain you with funny live songs, music, interaction, all brought to you by the very best professional comedy actors. The show promises an evening of side-splitting entertainment as well as a great meal, one of the most enjoyable dining experiences you will ever have!Guests are welcome to attend in themed attire.

Tickets: £29.50 (inc. 3 course meal),


laughlines Comedy present

Music

dOUGIE MaClEaNFri 20 March at 7.30pm

Scotland's finest singer-songwriter is internationally renownedfor his song “Caledonia”, music for Last of the Mohicans and inspired performances, including his ending of the Closing Ceremony of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow which was viewed by over a billion people worldwide.He has received two prestigious Tartan Clef Awards, a place inthe Scottish Music Hall of Fame, a Lifetime Achievement Awardfrom BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards and an OBE.“A musical hero” Wall Street JournalTickets: £20. Dundee Student Pass £5.

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ClOUdBUSTING PERFORMS ThE MUSIC OF KaTE BUShSat 21 March at 7.30pm

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ThE haZEy JaNESSat 18 april at 7.30pm

Dundee’s Hazey Janes return to Dundee Rep with an expandedline-up to showcase songs from their recent album, the critically acclaimed Language of Faint Theory, as well as selected gems from the band's extensive back catalogue.

Since their last Rep appearance the band have undertaken some of their most rigorous and prestigious tours to date, opening as guests forWilco on their European tour and more recently for Deacon Blue – the latter dates culminating with a sold out performance at London’s RoyalAlbert Hall.

facebook.com/thehazeyjanes twitter.com/TheHazeyJanes


Kate Bush tribute band Cloudbusting are on a mission to bring her musicto the many thousands of life-long Kate fans. This five-piece band has been playing to critical acclaim up and down the UK for three years. Whether you sit back and absorb the full audio/visual experience or get up and dance along to your favourite Kate song, Cloudbusting shows are for you…Their show features intricate and authentic arrangements of all Kate’s hits including “Wuthering Heights”, “Wow”, “Babooshka” and “Running Up That Hill” performed in front of awe-inspiring projections contributed by Kate-inspired video artists around the world.

Tickets: Premium £19.50, Standard £17.50. Concs: SnrCitz / Unemployed / Disabled / Carer /Young Person (16–26) / Students / Equity Card Holders £2 off; Dundee Student Pass £5.


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Music

Sat 16 May at 7.30pm

Fresh from tours in Australia and the USA and the premiere of her work The Diamond Speaksat Celtic Connections, it highlights just how much Horse continues to be in demand.

With the full band in tow, it's a welcome return to one of her favourite cities. She brings with her new songs towards her 10th album, tracks from The Diamond Speaks and of course the songs which have become Horse classics.

Effortlessly, she has developed into one of Scotland’s most thrilling and affecting performers.

Tickets: £16. Concs: SnrCitz / Unemployed / Disabled / Carer / Young Person (16–26) / Students / Equity Card Holders £13; Dundee Student Pass £5.

dRUMMERS OF JaPaNFri 15 May at 7.30pm

Yamato Drummers of Japan return to the UK with a brand new show Bakuon.“Dazzling. They fill the stage with huge beautiful drums and beat seven bells out of them with phenomenal skill. Simply breathtaking drumming.” The Daily TelegraphNow seen by over 6 million people worldwide, Yamato’s acclaimed performances of authentic Japanese Taiko drumming awakens all five senses. Using their whole bodies to expertly control the rhythms, Yamato leaves audiences exhilarated by this high-energy, explosive production. The sheer physical strength anddynamic movement of the drummers is as impressive as the music, in this visually spectacular and highly entertaining show.“Pure energy meets spiritual high” The ScotsmanYamato’s captivating music has both delicate beauty and heart thumping bass power and the drummers’ remarkable strength and skill defies belief.www.yamato.jpTickets: £18.50. Concs: SnrCitz / Unemployed / Disabled / Carer / Young Person (16–26) / Students / Equity Card Holders £16.50; Friends £15.50; Dundee Student Pass £5.


Music

Music

Fri 24 July at 11am + 3pm at Dundee Rep’s Bonar Hall

Singalonga Productions are delighted to announce that Disney's Frozen isthe new Singalonga must see. A full screening of Disney's Frozen with lyricson screen to help you sing along with Anna and Elsa during the film. Introduced by a live host who will show you how to use your free prop bag,warm up your singing voices and teach you some hand actions and hecklesbefore you sit back and "Let it Go". YOU the audience are the stars as you interact with the film.

Remember to dress up as your favourite character and be a snow queen,Sven the reindeer or Olaf, the coolest snowman ever! Age recommendation:5+ years

Tickets: £15, Children £10. Family tickets: £46 (2 x adults + 2 x child) or £33 (1 x adult + 2 x child).

SING-a-lONG-a FROZEN

Fri 27 March at 7.30pmThe international smash-hit ABBA and Bee Gees concert show’s all-new spectacular. Its Lycra-tightharmonies and superb musicianship have entertained for longer than ABBA in their prime. Featuring the UK’s No1 Bee Gees revue, hits include: “Mamma Mia”, “Stayin’ Alive”, “Dancing Queen”,“Night Fever”, “How Deep is Your Love”, “Super Trouper’; and Bee Gees-penned “Islands in theStream” and “Chain Reaction”.

Tickets: Premium £19, Standard £17.50.Concs: SnrCitz / Unemployed / Disabled / Carer / Young Person (16–26) / Students / Equity Card Holders£2 off; Dundee Student Pass £5.


TheatreFamily

Oor Scotland and Oor Rabbiefrom storyteller andy Cannon and musician Wendy Weatherby

Mon 6 & Fri 10 april at 11am + 2pm Recommended age 6+

Oor Scotland 11amOnce upon a time there wasn't a country called Scotland; there was just the land.Then ten thousand years ago as the last Ice age began to recede, people slowlystarted to arrive and populate this distant island of ours on the “edge of the world”. Oor Rabbie 2pmFeaturing Burns’ most popular works – including Tam O'Shanter, Tae a Mouse, Tae a Louse and Address to a Haggis.

Eco drama present

The Worm — an Underground adventuredevised & directed by Emily Reid, devised and Performed by alistair Edwards & Caroline Mathison, with Set design by Claire halleran

Tues 7 april at 11am + 2pm

Underneath your feet in the muddy brown soil squirms the world’s best keptsecret...a wonderful, magical creature called the Worm. With laugh-out-loud songs, including one about worm poo, The Worm is a fun-filled musical tale guaranteed to make everyone giggle, wiggle and love the squirmy wonders beneath our feet. After each performance, the audience is invited to see some real worms in aspecially designed wormery.

Puppet Stew present

Puppets! Puppets! Puppets!Wed 8 april at 10am + 1.30pmHey kids! Come along and join the Puppet Stew crew for some creative schoolholiday fun. During the workshop you will make you very own rod puppet, which you canthen take home with you. Hours of imaginative play lie ahead, as you make upstories, songs and scenarios with your fabulous new puppet.

Rapunzelmusic composed by J Simon van der Walt and Margaret Smith

Wed 8 april at 11am + 2pm

Welcome to Dame Gothel’s garden where you can let your hair down with Rapunzel.Narrated by a wonderful frog, this fun adaptation has all the elements of a traditional tale…the witch, the beautiful girl locked in a tall tower and, of course,the handsome prince who attempts to save Rapunzel...With specially recorded music, beautifully made rod puppets, and Steve Smart’smasterly puppetry skills, this is a show that is enjoyed by adults and children alike.


The little Princecreated and adapted by Gemma Nicol and andrew Manzi with dundee Rep's 16 - 18s youth TheatreRecommended age 8+

Sun 12 april at 7pm

“One sees clearly only with the heart. What is essential is invisible to the eye.” What will you see? An elephant eating boa constrictor, a business man who countsstars, a solitary Rose or a young prince with endless tales of intergalactic travel?Our story is about a pilot’s discovery of a young prince from another planet.A tale about the importance of innocence, love and imagination.

Komedia present

Pitschi, The KittenWith dreamsThu 9 april at 11am + 2pm

Pitschi the kitten lives with her brothers and sisters, Grandma Lisette and a dog called Bello on a farm high up in the Swiss Alps. She doesn’t care muchfor the rough and tumble and mischievous fun of kitten play and dreams ofbeing something else – a chicken, perhaps, or a goat, or a bunny – for after all,for Pitschi, anything is better than being a cat! Pitschi goes on an exciting adventure around the farm to meet the other animals, but finally discovers that she can be happy by being exactly what she is.

Macrobert and Barrowland Ballet present

The Pine Tree, Poggle and Mecreated by Natasha Gilmore with the company, music and sound created and performed by daniel Padden

Sat 11 april at 11am + 2pm

Vince wants to explore the forest but he’s too scared to go on his own. Until one day he meets Poggle, a friendly creature who takes him on an adventure exploring the forest and the magical musical tree.A funny, sensory dance theatre piece for ages 1– 4, with live music, clappingrhythms and bubble popping throughout!

Family


Tickets: £7. Concs: SnrCitz / Unemployed / Disabled / Carer / Young Person (16–26) / Students / Card Holders £6; Children / Schools £4. Family ticket: £20 (2 x adults + 2 x child).

Mischief maker, Maker of fun, Tumble tumble, Tickle my tumBeasties beasties, Buzzing bees, Poggles not scared of climbing trees

Splash splash, Squelch in mud, Creeping crawling, Chasing bugs

TheatreDance

yaMa BY DAMIEN JALETThu 12 February at 8pm Following its world premiere in Dundee in Feb 2014, Damien Jalet’s critically acclaimed YAMA returns as abrand new full length work. YAMA explores the mythology associated with mountains inspired by the paganand animist rituals practised among the mountains of Tohoku, Japan. Created with the dancers of ScottishDance Theatre, YAMA is an awe-inspiring piece that gathers energy as it grows. Jalet’s hypnotic choreographyleaves its tingle and stain under the skin.

“Profound, powerful and hugely demanding.” ��The Herald

“mesmerising brilliance.” ��The Skinny

Recommended age 12 +Contains scenes of partial nudity

Tickets: £16, Snr Citz/ Unemployed £13, Young Person (16–26)/Students £9, Friends £12, Dundee Student pass £5Buy tickets for Winter, Again/Dreamers at the same time for £25/£20 Concs or include Miann also for £40/£32 Concs

WINTER,aGaIN/dREaMERS DOUBLE BILL Fri 13 & Sat 14 February at 8pm Recommended age 12+

Scottish Dance Theatre presents a compelling double bill of captivating works by international choreographers Jo Strømgren and Anton Lachky.

dREaMERS BY ANTON LACHKYSlovak-born choreographer and former member of AkramKhan Company, Anton Lachky presents a world premiere ofhis new work. DREAMERS are people who dare to dreamwhile not being asleep. Lachky takes pleasure in makingsense from nonsense and exploring links between reality and surrealism.

WINTER, aGaINBY JO STRøMGREN Radical Norwegian choreographer Jo Strømgren mixes beautifully poiseddance with all means necessary to tellthe story of a community struggling tohide their dark misdemeanours underwinter’s snowy blanket. Punctuatedwith the devastatingly fragile songs of Schubert’s Eine Winterreise, ScottishDance Theatre take us on a journeythrough the cycle of the coldest, darkest season. ��The Herald ��The Times��The Scotsman �� The Sunday Times


Tickets: £16, Snr Citz/ Unemployed £13, Young Person (16-26)/Students £9, Friends £12, Dundee Student pass £5

Buy tickets for YAMA at thesame time for £25/£20 Concsor include Miann also for£40/£32 Concs

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MIaNN BY FLEUR DARKIN WITH THE ONE ENSEMBLEThu 19 March at 8pm

“sublime, powerful and hypnotic…a joy to watch” Arlene Phillips CBE“Rare and haunting intimacy” The Guardian “astonishing new collaboration” Exeunt ��

Premiered at the prestigious Made in Scotland Showcase at The Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2014, Miann,developed from the company's Human Scale project, enjoyed a sell out run and returns to the home of its creation. Miann is an intimate collaboration between visionary choreographer Fleur Darkin, Linbury prize-winning designer Alexander Ruth and Glasgow 4-piece The One Ensemble. Craving, longing,and desire fuel the dancers and the musicians in this ritual of time with bodies, instruments and voicesseamlessly interweaving experimental and folk music moving to full-bodied, full-throated energy.

Recommended age 12 +Tickets: £16, Snr Citz/ Unemployed £13, Young Person (16-26)/Students £9, Friends £12, Dundee Student pass £5ask at Box Office about ticket offers when buying two or more Scottish dance Theatre shows.

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dance classesScottish Dance Theatre offers a programme ofdance classes led by experienced dance tutorsat our wheelchair accessible studio in DundeeRep. This term, we’re introducing “I’d love totry…but I’ve got no time” dance sessions – aseries of one off sessions in different dancestyles that we know you’ll love but appreciateyou can’t commit to every week. Come and join us!

For more information visit www.scottishdancetheatre.com to download the latest booklet or pop in and pick up a copy at Box Office.

Meet the ChoreographerGuest choreographers discuss making newworks for Scottish Dance Theatre, giving aninsight into their specific working processes and the inspiration behind the works.Tues 3 Feb 6.30 – 7.30pm with anton lachkyAnton’s new work Dreamers will premiere atDundee Rep on 13 Feb as part of a double billwith Winter, Again.

Tickets: Free event but advance bookingis required as limited capacity. Book at Box Office 01382 223530 or online at dundeereptheatre.co.uk

Open StudioObserve the professional dancers during a liverehearsal in our studio.Tickets: Free but advance booking is required.

For the latest Open studio dates, please visitwww.scottishdancetheatre.com

Scottish Dance Theatre works to provide equalaccess to arts activity and performances. On Saturdays, we run an accessible dance workshop called ‘Do Your Thing’, for all aged 8and over, with and without disabilities. Sessionsare led by experienced tutors and giveparticipants the opportunity to learn moreabout how their own body moves and how toget the most enjoyment out of dance.

For more information please contactdawn hartley, Education Manager [email protected] call 01382 342600


CREaTIVE lEaRNING

Creative LearningAs Scotland’s largest theatre based CreativeLearning department, Rep Creative Learningworks with an average of 27,000 people everyyear. We engage people of all ages and abilitiesthrough a diverse, inspiring and accessiblerange of theatre based participation, performance and learning opportunities bothwithin and outwith the theatre. Whatever your age or experience, there aremany ways to get involved with Rep CreativeLearning. For more information please phoneus on 01382 342 660 or go online.

Examples of this year’s programme include:

Revenge Onstage Wed 6 May at 7pmTo compliment Dundee Rep’s first themed season, this 10-week project has involved secondary pupils from across the North-East of Scotland exploring what ‘revenge’ means tothem. In an exciting evening of performance,all 7 schools will present their short devisedpieces of theatre on the Rep mainstage. Tickets: £4. Concs: £2.50.

NEW! Revenge Season Study Group9 February, 9 March, 13 april, 27 april, 15 June, all 6.30pm – 8pmFive sessions reading, studying and discussingthe plays which make up our first themed season, led by joint Artistic Director, PhilipHoward.Tickets: £80, Concs £60 (includes tickets for four shows).

Whitfield GiantsWeek beginning 15 JuneA celebration on a giant scale! ASPIRE is a city-wide, multi-artform arts education projectwhich engages over 2000 primary schoolpupils. Delivered in partnership with DundeeCity Council’s Education Department and arange of artists, Creative Learning have beenworking with Ballumbie Primary, LonghaughPrimary and St Luke’s and St Matthew’s Primary Schools over the last two years. This event will see the three schools comingtogether to celebrate their work and welcomethe Whitfield Giants!

Summer SchoolMon 13 – Fri 17 July, times vary

A week of fun theatre activities for all ages culminating in a short performance for family and friends!

8 – 12’s 9.30am – 12.30pmTickets: £65. Concs: £50.

3 – 5’s1 – 2pm OR 2.15 – 3.15pmTickets: £22.50. Concs: £18.

5 – 7’s3.30 – 4.45pmTickets: £24. Concs: £19.

Play in a Week: Performance 13-16’sMon 20 – Sat 25 July, 10am – 4pm

Develop your theatre skills, meet new people, rehearse and perform a play – all in one week!

Tickets: £100. Concs: £75.

Play in a Week:Production 16-19’sMon 20 – Sat 25 July, 10am – 4pm

Work alongside our Production team to findout what it takes to bring a play from script to stage.

Tickets: £100. Concs: £75.

To book a place on the above summer activities, please phone Box Office. Places are limited. We are able to offer a small number of supported places for those whowould otherwise be unable to participate due to financial reasons. Please phone Mary Sandeman on 01382 342660 for further information.


Rep Creative Learning PresentsMasked Ball... a cabaret of disguiseFriday 20 June, 2.30pm and 7.30pm, Bonar hallDundee Rep Illuminate EnsembleTickets: £5. Concs: £3.

Participatedundee Rep Wellbeing week: Mon 23 – Fri 27 March For anyone who knew already and for those who have yet to find out...theatre is an amazingway to improve and maintain feelings of mental and physical wellbeing. Join us for a series ofworkshop opportunities throughout the week that will do just that! A full brochure of eventswill be available from Dundee Rep Box Office from mid-January

Rep youth Theatre double BillFri 26 – Sat 27 June at 7pmAn exciting double-bill performance by Dundee Rep’s 14-16’s and 16-18’s youth theatres. Look out for further information on the shows in the Spring! Alongside the performances there will also be an exhibition of work created by young artists in response to the youth theatre shows. Tickets: £7. Concs: £2.50.

The Rep Community Company ShowFri 10 & Sat 11 July at 7.30pmDundee Rep's nationally acclaimed community company returns with contemporary new work for 2015. Tickets: £9. Concs: £7.

Open Stages — Celebration EveningSat 18 July at 7pm An evening of Shakespeare performed by seven amateur theatregroups from across Scotland. Dundee Rep Theatre is one of six theatres working in partnershipwith the Royal Shakespeare Company on Open Stages, a nationwide project working with local amateur theatre groupsacross the UK. Dundee Rep Theatre is the only Scottish theatretaking part in this exciting project and has been working withseven Scottish amateur theatre groups over the last year.Between 2014 – 2015, Govanhill Theatre Group, Crossmichael Drama Club, Blairgowrie Players, Kirkaldy Amateur Dramatics, Linlithgow Players, Edinburgh Graduate Theatre Group and Mermaids Performing Arts Fund, St Andrewshave all mounted their own productions of Shakespeare classics across the country, from village hall tours to an all-female version of Hamlet performed in a disused swimming pool.This evening will see all seven groups coming together to share an extract of their productions onthe Rep mainstage, from a Gulf-War Titus Andronicus to a Scots version of A Midsummer Night’sDream – an evening of diverse performances which celebrates the work of amateur theatre makers and demonstrates that Shakespeare is, and always has been, the people’s playwright.Tickets: Free but please reserve through Box Office


Brief Encounters Brief Encounters are short 5 minute pieces of theatre, written, directed, staged and performed by our Mlitt Theatre Studies students from Dundee University.This Season’s Brief Encounters take place before Blood Wedding and Great Expectations upstairs in the bar at 7.10pmBlood WeddingThu 12, Fri 13 & Sat 14 april at 7.10pmGreat Expectations Thu 11, Fri 12 & Sat 13 april at 7.10pm

New! Revenge Season Study Group9 Feb, 9 Mar, 13 apr, 27 apr, 15 Jun, all 6.30 – 8pmFive sessions reading, studying and discussing the plays which make up our first themed season,led by joint Artistic Director, Philip Howard.Cost: £80, (£60) includes tickets for four showsPlease book through Box OfficeFor the latest news and information please visit www.dundeerep.co.uk, like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter.

Dundee Rep is committed to working in a collaborative way and our shows are regularly co-produced with other national venues.

Dundee Rep has a rich history of touring and aims to be instrumental in regenerating the mid-scale touring circuit.

Dundee Rep tours to all Dundee’s local community centres at least once a year and our touringprojects embed deeper roots into our local community with national quality work and to enlivenand create links within the communities we visit.

This REVENGE Season we are continuing to create meaningful relationships with other venuesand create fantastic work that visits more and more venues in the UK.

Blood Wedding is a co-production between us, Graeae and derby Theatre.Great Expectations is a co-production between us and horsecross arts.

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Theatre Dance Music Comedy Creative Learning FamilyWhat’s on at a glance

January

Sat 17 Breakin' Rules 8pm 2

Thu 22 – Sat 24 Sunday Mornings on dundee law 7.30pm 2

Fri 23 Jongleurs 8pm 18

Tue 27 – Sat 31 Broadway! a Night at The Movies 7.30pm 2 Matinees: Thu 29 & Sat 31 January at 2.30pm

February

Thu 12 SDT yama 8pm 25 / 26


Fri 13 – Sat 14 SDT Winter again / dreamers 8pm 25 / 26

Tue 17 – Sat 21 Three Men In a Boat 7.30pm 3Matinees: Thu 19 & Sat 21 February at 2.30pm

Thu 26 there were two brothers 7.30pm 4

March

Wed 4 – Sat 14 Blood Wedding 7.30pm 5 & 6Matinees: Thu 12 and Sat 14 March at 2.30pm


Mon 16 Stewart lee 7.30pm 18

Thu 19 SDT Miann 8pm 25 / 26

Fri 20 dougie Maclean 7.30pm 20

Sat 21 Cloudbusting performs Kate Bush 7.30pm 20

Wed 25 Jekyll & hyde 2.30pm 4& 7.30pm

Thu 26 long live The little Knife 7.30pm 7

Fri 27 Thank you For The Music 7.30pm 22

Sat 28 Phil Kay 7.30pm 18

Tue 31 – Thu 2 Apr The Ghost Train 7.30pm 8Matinee: Thu 2 April at 2.30pm

April

Fri 3 – Sat 4 The devil Wears Primark 7.30pm 7

Mon 6 & Fri 10 Oor Scotland & Oor Rabbie 11am & 2pm 23

Tue 7 The Worm 11am & 2pm 23

Wed 8 Puppets! Puppets! Puppets! 10am & 1.30pm 23

Wed 8 Rapunzel 11am & 2pm 24

Wed 8 – Sat 25 Titus andronicus 7.30pm 9 & 10Matinees: 16, 18, 23 & 25 April at 2.30pm

Fri 24 April at 7.30pm Sat 25 April at 2.30pm

Thu 9 Pitschi, The Kitten 11am & 2pm 24with dreams

Sat 11 The Pine Tree, Poggle & Me 11am & 2pm 24


April continued

Sun 12 Apr RCL The little Prince 7pm 24

Wed 15 – Fri 17 Apr Mother of all People 7.30pm 8

Sat 18 The hazey Janes 7.30pm 2

Mon 20 The love Of 7.30pm 10The Nightingale

Tue 21 – Sat 2 Big Pants and Botox 7.30pm 11

Wed 29 – Sat 02 May The Scaffies 7.30pm 11

May

Wed 6 RCL Onstage 7pm 28 / 29Fri 8 SDT youth dance Festival 8pm 27Sat 9 Three's a Crowd 8pm 12Tue 12 – Thu 14 RCL Inspire 6pm 28 / 29Fri 15 Just laugh 8pm 19Fri 15 yamato drummers 7.30pm 21Sat 16 horse 7.30pm 21

Mon 18 – Sat 23 The Mousetrap 7.30pm 12Matinees: Thu 21 & Sat 23 May at 2.30pm

Fri 22 May at 7.30pm Sat 23 May at 2.30pm

Thu 28 – Sat 30 Edmund & Co 7.30pm 19The dinner Show

June

Wed 3 – Sat 20 Great Expectations 7.30pm 13 & 14Matinees: 11, 13, 18 & 20 June at 2.30pm

Fri 19 June at 7.30pm Sat 20 June at 2.30pm

Fri 12 Just laugh 8pm 19

Sat 13 Crazy Jane 7.30pm 15

Fri 19 RCL Illuminate 2.30pm & 7.30pm 28 / 29

Wed 24 Torn 7.30pm 15

Thu 25 – Sat 27 an Evening of dirty dancing 7.30pm 16

Fri 26 & Sat 27 RCL youth Theatre 7.30pm 28 / 29

Tue 30 – Sat 4 July yer Granny 7.30pm 16Matinees: Thu 2 & Sat 4 July at 2.30pm

Fri 3 July at 7.30pm Sat 4 July at 2.30pm (with touch tour)

July


Fri 10 & Sat 11 RCL Community Theatre 7.30pm 28 / 29

Tue 14 – Fri 17 Romeo and Juliet 7.30pm 17Matinee: Thu 16 July at 2.30pm

Sat 18 RCL Open Stages 7.30pm 28 / 29

Fri 24 – Sun 26 The Jennifer Tremblay 7.30pm 17Trilogy

Fri 24 Singalonga Frozen 11am & 3pm 22

August


how to book ticketsOpening hoursBox Office is open Mon to Sat, from 9.30amto 6pm, or until the start of the performance.Telephone booking is available until half anhour before the performance.

In PersonAt Box Office during opening hours. You canalso book at Overgate.

By PhoneCall the Box Office during opening hours on01382 223530. We accept debit cards, Mastercard, & Visa. Unpaid reservations areheld for 3 days.

OnlineVisit www.dundeerep.co.uk, you can evenchoose your own seats.

ConcessionsTickets are usually discounted for Friends,Under-26s, Students, Seniors Citizens, Registered disabled, registered unemployed,and Equity/SSP members. Proof of status isrequired when collecting tickets.

Group BookingsOne ticket is usually provided free for every10 purchased.

dundee Student PassDundee Student Pass tickets are available tostudents with current and valid identificationcards from Dundee universities or colleges.Tickets are limited to one per personal calleron the day of the performance.

Terms and Conditions of saleDiscounts and offers are not available on preview or matinee performances. All Discounts and offers are subject to availabilityand at the Management’s discretion.

Full conditions of sale are available at Box office and on our website.

*A £1.50 per transaction administration feewill be applied to all phone, counter and internet bookings when a credit or debit card is used.

how to find usDundee is easily accessible from all directionsby road and rail. There is also a regular directair service to Dundee from London Stanstead.

BusAny Bus that stops in the city centre is lessthan 10 minutes walk from Dundee Rep. Visitdundeetravelinfo.com for more information.

TrainDundee Rep is a 10 minute walk from the station. Visit www.nationalrail.co.uk for more information.

CarDundee Rep is easily accessible by road. The Rep doesn’t have a car park but there areseveral car parks near by including one onSouth Tay Street. There are disabled parkingspaces on South Tay Street.

Our addressdundee Rep TheatreTay Squaredundeedd1 1PB

hOW TO BOOK

TELEPHONE BOOKINGS 01382 223530ONLINE BOOKINGS www.dundeerep.co.ukIN PERSON Visit our Box Office

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