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Season GuideJanuary - June 2018
list of dates January - June 2018
Friday 5th January The Close Up Show 7.30pm live magic £16.50Sunday 7th January The Arts Society – Loving Vincent 2.00pm talk and screening £15.00Tuesday 16th January ROH Rigoletto 7.15pm screeningSaturday 20th January The Unravelling Wilburys 8.00pm live show £18.50Tuesday 23rd January EOS Cezanne 7.30pm screeningSaturday 27th January Brass Band fundraiser 7.30pm live show £12.50Saturday 3rd February The Quo Experience 7.30pm live show From £18.00Wednesday 7th February ROH Tosca 7.15pm screeningThursday 8th February Herbaceous 2.30pm and 7.30pm live show From £10.00Wednesday 14th February RSC Twelfth Night 7.00pm screeningThursday 15th February Surrey Prom Show 4.00pm-6.30pm auditionsThurs 22nd-Sat 24th February GOS - The Sorcerer (G&S) 7.30pm live show From £14.50Saturday matinee 2.30pmWednesday 28th February ROH The Winter’s Tale 7.15pm screeningThursday 1st March Surrey Prom Show 6.00pm charity event £2.00 entryTuesday 6th March ROH Carmen 6.45pm screeningSunday 25th March Lady Windemere’s Fan 7.15pm delayed live screeningTuesday 27th March ROH Bernstein Centenary 7.15pm screeningWednesday 28th March Bristol Old Vic Messiah 7.30pm screeningTuesday 10th April Captain Flinn & the Pirate Dinosaurs 3.00pm live kids’ show From £7.00Wednesday 11th April RSC Macbeth 7.00pm screeningThursday 12th April British Philharmonic Big Band 7.30pm live show From £10.00
Leatherhead Repertory seasonTues 17th-Sat 21st April Yes, Prime Minister Tues 24th-Sat 28th April The Secret GardenTues 1st-Sat 5th May Communicating Doors All at 7.30pm and 2.30pm matinee on each Saturday | live shows | From £16Season tickets for all shows from £44
Sunday 6th May Rock Icons 8.00pm live show From £10.00 Mon 7th-Sat 19th May The Leatherhead Drama Festival amateur dramaTues 29th May – Sat 2nd June Little Shop of Horrors 7.30pm live shows From £11.00Matinees on Wed and Sat 2.00pm Tuesday 5th June An Ideal Husband 7.15pm screeningSaturday 9th June Opera Brava – The Barber of Seville (in English) live show From £18.00Thursday 14th June My Dog’s Got No Nose 2.30pm and 7.30pm live show From £10.00Thursday 14th June ROH Swan Lake 7.15pm screeningTues 3rd-Sat 7th July Oliver! 7.30pm and 2.30pm From £16.00Saturday matinee
Please see the theatre website for details of cinema screenings – www.theleatherheadtheatre.com
A Restoration Levy of 50p per ticket will be added to the published ticket price
Welcome toThe Leatherhead Theatre!
For whatever reason you are visiting the theatre, we very much hope you enjoythe experience. Do please let us know if there is anything we can do to make
your visit even better!
BOX OFFICEYou can book tickets in person from Tuesday to Saturday from midday until
15 minutes after the start of the last scheduled performance. Otherwise Box Office hours are midday until 6pm during the week and until 4pm on Saturdays.
On public holidays the Box Office will open one hour before the start of any event. Please note that a 50p Restoration Levy is added to the price of all tickets.
ACCESSWe aim to make the theatre as accessible as possible for everyone, so please let us know
when booking if you have any specific requirements.We have an analogue induction loop in the auditorium and up to six wheelchair spaces
accessible by lift or via a ramp. Companion tickets are free.
GETTING TO USThe theatre is a short drive from Junction 9 on the M25, from where you can follow signs for Leatherhead Town Centre. There is parking on the high street after 6pm, in Church Street, on Station Road and in the public car park opposite the theatre. Most parking is free after 6pm.
We are also about a 10-minute walk from Leatherhead railway station- just follow the signs for the Town Centre from the bottom of the high street.
Bus routes serving the town are 408, 465, 478, 479 and 516.
CONTACT DETAILSThe Leatherhead Theatre, 7 Church Street, Leatherhead, Surrey KT22 8DN.
Box Office: 01372 365141 | [email protected]
Also on Facebook, Twitter (Lhdtheatre) and Instagram (Leatherheadtheatre)
Naming a seat is the perfect gift for theatre lovers.
For your family, friend or even for you, have a plaque engraved and attached to a seat of your choosing (subject to availability). Naming a seat costs just £50 and lasts for three years, after which you have the option to renew.
To find out more pick up a flyer in the foyer, visit our website or call the Box Office on 01372 365141.
This income goes towards the theatre's restoration fund.
Our coffee shop in the theatre foyer is open from 10.00am to 2.30pm and from an hour before a film or live show. We offer a range of hot and cold drinks. There is also a licenced bar.
To eat we have cake, muffins and freshly made sandwiches, toasted if you wish! There is also an array of chocolate, sweets, popcorn and more, all very reasonably priced.
The theatre offers conference facilities, accommodating up to 40 delegates, in either our Green or Blue Room. We can provide tables and chairs and projection equipment if necessary, and arrange catering too, during the day or the evening.
The auditorium, which seats up to 495 plus six wheelchair spaces, is also available for hire, as is the Casson Room - a studio space suitable for auditions, classes, parties or other smaller-scale events.
To ask about hiring space here please email [email protected] or call 01372 365141.
The Leatherhead Theatre is a Grade ii listed building similar in construction and design to the National Theatre in London. We receive no public subsidy or public funding.
As well as coming to see our shows there are other ways you can support the theatre and help make sure it is still here for generations to come to use and enjoy.
Become a Friend of the theatreAnnual Friends Membership is £15 or £25 for two people living at the same address. A Family membership of 4 is £40 and students pay £12.This entitles you to early notification of popular shows, a discount of £2.50 on selected shows and events, membership discount at Nuffield Health Club, a regular Friends newsletter and a complimentary glass of wine on your first visit as a new member. We can also arrange a tour of the theatre for you and your friends if that is of any interest.
coffee shop Bring this voucher to the theatre coffee shop on any Tuesday
between 10am and 2pmto receive
a FREE muffin or slice of cakewith any drink purchased
(valid until June 30th 2018)
LIVESCREENING
Book now at www.theleatherheadtheatre.comor call The Box O�ce on 01372 365141
Tues 16th Jan 19:15Royal Opera HouseRigoletto
Tues 23rd January 19:30EOSCèzannePortraits of a Life
Wed 7th February 19:15 Royal Opera HouseTosca
Wed 14th February 19:00Royal Shakespeare CompanyTwelfth Night
Wed 28th February 19:15Royal Opera HouseThe Winter's Tale
Tues 6th March 18:45Royal Opera HouseCarmen
Sun 25th March 19:15Oscar Wilde:
Lady Windermere's Fan (Delayed Live)
Tues 27th March 19:15Royal Opera House
Bernstein Centenary
Wed 28th March 19:30Bristol Old VicMessiah
Wed 11th April 19:00Royal Shakespeare Company
Macbeth
Tues 5th June 19:15Oscar Wilde:
An Ideal Husband
Thurs 14th June 19:15Royal Opera House
Swan Lake
Dandelion
DandelionTheatreArts.co.uk
[email protected] 886243 or text 07785 974870
Crafting confident,creative children!
Dramatically different performance classesfor 2-16 year olds with shows twice a year!
at The Leatherhead Theatre.
We have adance squad too!
We also
run brilliant
HolidayWorkshops!
Close Up Magic is one of the most popular and impressive forms of the art, and this unique event showcases some of the best exponents direct from the sell-out shows at The Magic Circle. Audiences get to experience
the magic in an intimate setting, often taking part themselves. Prepare to be amazed!
The format is informal and to a limited audience so they can be as close to the magic as possible. Three magicians of contrasting styles perform a 25 minute set each, typically with cards, coins and borrowed objects.
There is a short interval between each act to help the audience catch their breath before the show resumes.
Although all shows are of a universal nature and young enthusiasts are welcomed, 80 minutes of close-upis not usually recommended for those under 10.
REAL MAGIC- REAL CLOSE
An intimate evening of close-up magic,
trickery and sleight of hand
Friday 5thJanuary
- look out on our website for further dates.
Book now at www.theleatherheadtheatre.comor call The Box O�ce on 01372 365141
The University of Chichester
Brass BandAs one of the newest ensembles at the University of Chichester the Brass
Band has already competed at the annual UniBrass Contest, toured nationally, and recorded at the famous Abbey Road Studios.
In their fund-raising concert at The Leatherhead Theatre on January 27th the band will be performing a musical exclusive mix, including numbers as wide ranging as Billy Joel's Lullaby, to Irving Berlin's Puttin' on the Ritz,
to A Nightingale Sang in Berkley Square to Kalinka. Conductor Emma Button has played for a number of bands and is currently holding a solo
trombone chair for Verwood Concert Brass.
Saturday 27thJanuary 2018
at 7:30pm
Price: £12.50
THE UNRAVELLING WILBURYS- a tribute to The Traveling Wilburys and their rock legend membersJust when they were about to make it to the big time, this band of good ol’ boys from Nashville, Tennessee had a whole bunch of songs (allegedly) stolen by Roy Orbison, Jeff Lynne (ELO), George Harrison, Bob Dylan and Tom Petty, under the late 80s ‘supergroup’ pseudonym “The Traveling Wilburys”.
Things were so bad after that, the real Wilbury brothers (Walter, Sticky Willy, Thumper, Javelin and Fingers) resorted to dressing up as The Beatles, and spent over 20 years touring as “Sgt Pepper’s Only Dart Board Band”. After a lengthy legal battle, a Hazzard County judge ruled the boys could git back their true identity and hit the highway with all their old songs including: “Handle With Care”; “The End Of The Line”; “The Devil’s Been Busy”; “Not Alone Anymore”, and by way of compensation, solo choice cuts: “Pretty Woman”; “You’ve Got It”; “Mr Blue Sky”; “Telephone Line”; “Mr Tambourine Man”; Lay Lady Lay; “Running Down A Dream”; “I Won’t Back Down”; What Is Life; “Here Comes The Sun”; “Runaway” and many other great songs.
“Captured the style and sounds perfectly and with their own added sense of humourgave the audience an evening to remember”
Genres: Folk/Country/Rock
www.unravellingwilburys.co.uk
20th January 2018 at 8pm
Tickets£18.50
Welcome toThe Leatherhead Theatre!
For whatever reason you are visiting the theatre, we very much hope you enjoythe experience. Do please let us know if there is anything we can do to make
your visit even better!
BOX OFFICEYou can book tickets in person from Tuesday to Saturday from midday until
15 minutes after the start of the last scheduled performance. Otherwise Box Office hours are midday until 6pm during the week and until 4pm on Saturdays.
On public holidays the Box Office will open one hour before the start of any event. Please note that a 50p Restoration Levy is added to the price of all tickets.
ACCESSWe aim to make the theatre as accessible as possible for everyone, so please let us know
when booking if you have any specific requirements.We have an analogue induction loop in the auditorium and up to six wheelchair spaces
accessible by lift or via a ramp. Companion tickets are free.
GETTING TO USThe theatre is a short drive from Junction 9 on the M25, from where you can follow signs for Leatherhead Town Centre. There is parking on the high street after 6pm, in Church Street, on Station Road and in the public car park opposite the theatre. Most parking is free after 6pm.
We are also about a 10-minute walk from Leatherhead railway station- just follow the signs for the Town Centre from the bottom of the high street.
Bus routes serving the town are 408, 465, 478, 479 and 516.
CONTACT DETAILSThe Leatherhead Theatre, 7 Church Street, Leatherhead, Surrey KT22 8DN.
Box Office: 01372 365141 | [email protected]
Also on Facebook, Twitter (Lhdtheatre) and Instagram (Leatherheadtheatre)
With such an impressive line-up of seriously experienced musicians and passionate Quo fans, along with an authentic stage show that includes a wall of white Marshall amps and cabs, Mark Bass cabs and the full
five-piece Status Quo line up, The Quo Experience is fully armed to take the act as far as is possibly achievable in the tribute band industry. The Quo Experience is, however, not just another Status Quo tribute band
- it is an 'experience'; an ongoing chance to 'experience' the soundsand looks of "Britain's biggest singles chart band of all time"!
DATE 00th MONTH at TIME:
OLD HerbaceousDirected by Simon Downing, Starring Giles Shenton Thursday February 8th, 2.30pm and 7.30pm in the Casson Room£12.50, £10 concessions Described as “Downton Abbey with gardening tips”, Old Herbaceous is a charming one-man often sold-out play that has entranced audiences around the country. Sprinkled with witticisms and epithets, this humorous love story of a single-minded yet gentle man with a passion for plants, is an acute and sometimes hilarious observation of relationships between the classes in the simpler age of the early 20th century. As Old Herbaceous, renowned actor Giles Shenton truly lives the part of the legendry Head Gardener, Herbert Pinnegar, inviting you in on a private chat from a bygone age and keeping you engrossed, amused and emotionally engaged from start to finish. "Downton Abbey with gardening tips." The Guardian "Wonderful production." Surrey Advertiser"Giles Shenton is superb...completely captivating, he has the audience's attentions and imaginations throughout." The Reviews Hub"Not to be missed." BBC Radio Kent “What exactly was the factor that kept the audience riveted to Giles Shenton’s performance? He draws us into his world from his first entrance...and we are held entranced from start to finish....it is a nostalgic, quietly satisfying evening spent with someone who creates an instant rapport with the audience, drawing us into his world and making the characters in it so real you feel you have known them forever." Edinburgh Fringe Review
(You can also see Giles Shenton in My Dog's Got No Nose on June 14th and in Fagin on October 18th.)
Saturday 3rd February
Calling all Prom year students to ...
The Surrey Prom ShowThursday March 1st at 6pm
There’s nothing quite like a cup of tea! The villagers of Ploverleigh have been invited to the home of their local squire Sir Marmaduke for tea and cake. It all sounds rather idyllic doesn’t it, but The Sorcerer is definitely not “an everyday story of country folk”. Someone has decided to lace the tea with a Love Potion!It certainly wasn’t the poor old Vicar who brewed the tea, and it couldn’t have been Mrs Partlet the church pew-opener. So who was the culprit? All will be revealed when you come to see our next show and join the villagers for the betrothal ceremony of Aline to Alexis, the Squire’s son. The Sorcerer is the earliest full-length G & S opera and the only one that does not have an alternative title. Gilbert’s witty libretto tangles up the threads of the story and Sullivan's music is guaranteed to weave a magic spell as the mystery unfolds!Join award-winning Godalming Operatic Society for traditionally-staged performances with lavish costumes and sets, with superb un-amplified Chorus and Principals accompanied by a full 23 piece professional Orchestra - a wonderful musical experience for all members of the family to enjoy.
TICKETSFROM£14.50
If your Prom is coming up, you do not want to miss this show. We have everything you need, including:
Prom dresses, nail technicians, jewellery, make-up, accessories, hair stylists, tanning, suit and limo hire, and more! We will also have a catwalk fashionprom dress show, feature live music throughout the event, run a ra�e, give away goody bags, and have plenty of prizes that must be won!
Entry is just £2 and all proceeds will go to The Children's Trust.
For further information email [email protected]
While in the middle of their school play, Flinn, Pearl and Tom are kidnapped by Mr T the T-Rex and forced to hunt for the secretive Magic Cutlass - a sword that grants the holder any wish! The children are whisked away on a fantastic adventure to a world of devious
dinosaurs, deep sea dangers and smelly sausages!Will fearless Flinn outwit the pirate dinosaurs?
Is Pirate Pearl brave enough to battle the dangerous dinosaurs?Will terrified Tom be back in time for tea?
All aboard for a non-stop action-packed theatrical experience with live music,puppetry and dastardly dinosaurs!
The Magic Cutlass is the highly anticipated sequel based on the award-winning book by Giles Andreae and Russell Ayto. Brought to life by Les Petits, the exciting children’s theatre
company from the team behind internationally-acclaimed theatre company,Les Enfants Terrible
‘Vividly engaging’ ★★★★The Stage‘Les Petits have executed this sequel with lively invention’ ★★★★ List
‘An overwhelming sense of fantasy and fun’ Edinburgh Festivals Magazine ‘A fun treat for all young aspiring pirate and dinosaur fans’ Theatre and Tea
Tuesday 10th April at 3pm
£9 per ticket (£7 per ticket on groups of 10 or more)Age Recommendation: 3+ Running Time: 55 minutes (no interval)
What is repertory theatre?Rep, as it has become more commonly known, is a list of plays put on by a theatre company on a rotating basis, usually on a weekly schedule, offering a different play each week. It's popularity waned during the latter part of the last century, but it is starting to crop up round the country again now, with the likes of Judi Dench strongly supporting it's resurrection. Rep was often referred to as 'the actors apprenticeship' as cast members have to remember one set of lines for the running production, while learning the next set for the show the following week!
Hordern Ciani Ltd (pronounced char-nee)Katherine Mount and Teresa Barlow formed Hordern Ciani in 2015. As a highly regarded theatre production company they produce plays, shows, and musical theatre that tour around the country in fairly sizeable venues for all types of audiences throughout the UK. Following a highly successful rep season in Swanage over the summer, they are bringing their magic to Leatherhead with the intent of returning for a second season in the autumn.
Yes, Prime Minister Tuesday 17th April -Saturday 21st AprilWritten by Antony Jay and Jonathan Lynn, the original writers of the classic BBC TV series, Yes, Prime Minister, brings us yet more hilarious satire and farcical performances from the corridors of power. The UK is in crisis: debt is spiralling, unemployment is on the rise, and the fragile coalition cabinet, led by Prime Minister Jim Hacker, is at breaking point. However, salvation may exist in the form of a complex pipeline deal with the oil-rich country of Kumranistan that would entitle the government to a multi-trillion-pound loan. When the Kumranistan Foreign Secretary makes a shocking request of Jim's Private Secretary Bernard Woolley, moral considerations collide with the economic future of the nation. How will Jim and his team, Bernard, Cabinet Secretary Sir Humphrey Appleby, and Special Adviser Claire Sutton, reconcile the two? Political machinations, media manipulation, and an appeal for divine intervention ensue.Ticket Prices Adult £18.00 | Concession £16.00 | Friends £15.00Season Tickets Adult £50.00 | Concession £44.00 | Friends £41.00ShowingsTuesday 17th April 2018 7:30pmWednesday 18th April 2018 7:30pmThursday 19th April 2018 7:30pmFriday 20th April 2018 7:30pmSaturday 21st April 2018 2:30pm & 7:30pm
The Secret Garden Tuesday 24th April -Saturday 28th April This stunning adaptation of Frances Hodgson Burnett's novel has been adapted for the stage by Dave Simpson. It's a beautiful portrayal of the well-loved children’s classic, which was last performed in Bournemouth 3 decades ago. A touching escape to the country for all the family to enjoy. When Mary Lennox is sent to Misselthwaite Manor to live with her uncle, everybody says she is the most disagreeable-looking child ever seen. It is true, too. Mary is pale, spoilt, and quite contrary. But she is also horribly lonely. Then, one day, she hears about a garden in the grounds of the manor that has been kept locked and hidden for years. When a friendly robin helps Mary to find the key, she discovers the most magical place anyone could imagine…
Ticket Prices Adult £18.00 | Concession £16.00 | Friends £15.00 | Children £12.00Season Tickets Adult £50.00 | Concession £44.00 | Friends £41.00ShowingsTuesday 24th April 2018 7:00pmWednesday 25th April 2018 7:00pmThursday 26th April 2018 7:00pmFriday 27th April 2018 7:00pmSaturday 28th April 2018 2:30pm & 7:00pm
Communicating Doors Tuesday 1st May - Saturday 5th May A murderous, time-travelling romp by the master of observational comedy, Alan Ayckbourn. When a sex worker is called to the hotel room of a wealthy dying man, it turns out to be for an altogether surprising reason. As danger ensues she escapes through a door to the past and finds herself at the centre of a plot involving the murder of two other women. With plenty of laughter along the way, it’s a race against time to re-write history and save all of their lives as they hop in and out of the communicating doors. Ticket Prices Adult £18.00 | Concession £16.00 | Friends £15.00Season Tickets Adult £50.00 | Concession £44.00 | Friends £41.00Showings Tuesday 1st May 2018 7:30pmWednesday 2nd May 2018 7:30pmThursday 3rd May 2018 7:30pmFriday 4th May 2018 7:30pmSaturday 5th May 2018 2:30pm & 7:30pm
Sunday 6th May8.00pm
Tickets from £10.00
OPERA BRAVA’SHIGHLY SUCCESSFUL PRODUCTION OF
The Barber of SevilleSaturday 9th June at 7.30pm
This fantastic production by Stuart Maunder who is now the Artistic Director of New Zealand Opera House is being revived by popular demand. Thousands of people saw this work when it toured the country and many have asked to see it again.
Written in three weeks, Rossini’s masterpiece is one of the wittiest and most immediately appealing comic operas in the repertoire today and is as fresh to the ear now as when it �rst burst upon it’s Italian audiences in 1816. On �rst hearing, the utter joy of one melodic masterpiece �owing into the next is thrilling to any audience. As the plot unfolds and is dramatically told through Rossini’s brilliant musical structure, it helps us to understand, in part, the Barber’s special place in the history of opera.
Opera Brava in its 30th year is Britains leading touring opera company. Their production of “The Barber of Seville” is performed by professional and experienced national and international opera singers who have worked with major companies such as; English National Opera and Covent Garden. The performance will be sung in English.
www.operabrava.com
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Little Shop of
HORRORSLittle Shop of Horrors is a comedy rock musical, by composer Alan Menken and writer Howard Ashman, about a hapless �orist shop worker who raises a plant that feeds on human blood and �esh. The musical is based on the low-budget 1960 black comedy �lm The Little Shop of Horrors.
The music, composed by Menken in the style of early 1960s rock and roll, doo-wop and early Motown, includes several well-known tunes, including the title song "Skid Row (Downtown)", "Somewhere That's Green", and "Suddenly, Seymour".
The musical premiered O�-O�-Broadway in 1982 and because of its small cast and relatively simple orchestrations, it has become popular with community theatre, school and other amateur groups.
The musical was also made into a 1986 �lm of the same name, directed by Frank Oz.
My Dog’s Got No Nose takes us on a journey through the events surrounding a stand-up comedian’s first ever live performance. Before picking up his microphone and venturing into the limelight, he regales the audience with stories
and tales about his life and experiences. Sometimes funny, sometimes sad, sometimes poignant, and often laugh-out-loud hilarious, he shares his soul, reminiscing about his early career as a furniture-salesman-turned-pho-
tographer, as well as love, marriage and ambitions.
His debut is the fulfilment of a lifelong dream where stand-up comedy, unrequited love, animal lovers, facts of life, sibling rivalries and mercy killing are just some of the elements covered in this very funny and bittersweet story, as we
discover that both the man and the performance are not quite what they seem.
The finale has a particular twist which leaves the crowd oddly silent and the impact is something not frequently found in comedy shows;the light-hearted feel of the first act only serves to heighten the tension running through the second.
“Giles Shenton held his audience’s attention for nearly two hours; their interest or curiosity in the first half, and then to have them fully engrossed in the second before a shocked silence when you could hear a pin drop in the auditorium.”
Alton Herald
“Being billed as a comedy … understates what is a wonderful piece of theatre … this one-man performance, brilliantly put over by Giles Shenton, is so much more than a comedy as the story evolves in the second half.....The audience was
privileged to be entertained, and have its emotions thoroughly massaged, by such a thought-provoking and high-quality production ... puts one in mind of Alan Bennett’s Talking Heads.” Beccles & Bungay Journal
“We are privileged to share in a moving expose of a testing and, in a way, very lovely gamut of human emotion ...Giles
Shenton gifts us with another tour de force ... catch it while you can!” Surrey Advertiser
My Dog’s Got No NoseDirected by Simon Downing
Starring Giles ShentonThursday 14th June
2.30pm and 7.30pm in the Casson Room£12.50, concessions £10
Programme compiled by Lisa Ghaith Limited
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Bringing Charles Dickens’ beloved novel to life, Lionel Bart’s Oliver! takes audiences on a wild adventure through Victorian England. Join young, orphaned Oliver Twist as he navigates the London’s underworld of theft and violence, searching for a home, a family, and - most importantly - for love. When Oliver is picked up on the street by a boy named the Artful Dodger, he is welcomed into a gang of child pickpockets led by the conniving, but charismatic, Fagin. When Oliver is falsely accused of a theft he didn’t commit, he is rescued by a kind and wealthy gentleman, to the dismay of Fagin’s violent sidekick, Bill Sykes. Caught in the middle is the warm-hearted Nancy, who is trapped under Bill’s thumb, but desperate to help Oliver, with tragic results. With spirited, timeless songs like As Long as He Needs Me, Food, Glorious Food, Consider Yourself and Where is Love, Oliver! is a musical classic not to be missed.
Ticket PricesAdult: £18.00Concession: £16.00 Group of 4: £60.00 (4x Full Price Tickets)Group of 8: £110.00 (8x Full Price Tickets)
PerformancesTuesday 3rd July: 7:00pmWednesday 4th July: 7:00pmThursday 5th July: 7:00pmFriday 6th July: 7:00pmSaturday 7th July: 2:30pmSaturday 7th July: 7:00pm
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