Northern Stage Spring 13

NORTHERN STAGEFORMERLY NEWCASTLE PLAYHOUSESPRING 13

TICKETS & INFORMATION: 0191 230 5151

UNwRAp A THEATRicAl TREAT THiS SpRiNG… Welcome to Spring at Northern Stage. We are very pleased to say that in spite of tough economic times and some changes on our horizon, Northern Stage continues to go from strength to strength. As you probably know we have a very long-standing commitment to making theatre with children and young people, and to encourage talent wherever we find it. This season we’re especially proud to be launching NORTH, a unique training opportunity for 7 gifted and determined young people who will be learning all about setting up a theatre company and making a production with us. You can see the results of their hard work in March (see page 8) and we’d be very surprised if this wasn’t the start of something big for all of them.

We are also preparing our second festival programme for Northern Stage at St Stephen’s, following our highly successful run at the Edinburgh Fringe last August. Keep an eye on our website for announcements throughout the Spring. And meanwhile here in Newcastle we are very proud and excited by the great variety and quality of theatre and dance we have to offer you. Erica’s farewell season has all the hallmarks you have come to expect; daring new work, great classic plays, adventurous theatre for families and, echoing her very first season, a funny, thoughtful and moving play by Dennis Potter, Blue Remembered Hills.

we look forward to welcoming you at Northern Stage this season, and here’s to exciting times ahead!

BOOK ONLINE: WWW.NORTHERNSTAGE.CO.UK

DON’T MISS THIS SEASON…

Rapunzel21 – 23 Feb

balletLORENT’s dance theatre adaptation of the classic fairytale for ages 7+, written by Carol Ann Duffy.

MUlTiBUY 3+

Steptoe and Son12 – 16 Mar

Kneehigh return with a stage adaptation of the legendary TV show with Albert and Harold Steptoe.

MUlTiBUY 3+

Blue Remembered Hills19 Apr – 11 May

Dennis Potter’s story of seven children one wartime summer, whose hilarious games lead them into an unexpected tragedy.

MUlTiBUY 3+

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The Firework-Makers Daughter31 May – 1 Jun

Philip Pullman’s novel tells the tale of Lila and her quest to be a firework-maker in this opera for children.

MUlTiBUY 3+

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Dine at McKenna’sLaunching a brand new bistro in 2013, you can dine in style overlooking the foyer.

Read more on page 20.

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Northern Stage at St Stephen’sWe are heading back to our new Edinburgh Fringe Festival venue Northern Stage at St Stephen’s after its huge success last summer. We’ll be there from 3 to 24 August.

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SEE MORE pAY lESS. 5 SHOwS FOR JUST £45!Book more than one show and the cost of your tickets will reduce dramatically.

5+ shows £9 per ticket4 shows £10 per ticket3 shows £12 per ticket2 shows £14 per ticket

We’ve recommended some possible packages for you throughout the brochure. Look out for the MUlTiBUY logo for shows included in the deal.

For full T&Cs see page 23.

3+Buy 3 or more tickets for the first night and save 50%.

Look for the 3+ logo for shows included in the deal.For full T&Cs see page 23.

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TICKETS & INFORMATION: 0191 230 5151 BOOK ONLINE: www.NORThERNSTAgE.CO.uK

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Thur 21 – Sat 23 Feb

RapunzelA balletLORENT and Northern Stage co-production

A dance theatre adaptation of the classic fairytale written by carol Ann Duffy.

Full of dark beauty, this enchanting story tells of the parents forced to give up their child, the Witch who takes her from them, and the Prince who rescues her.

With music from Doctor Who composer Murray Gold and narration by Lesley Sharp, this spellbinding show, performed by enchanting dancers, is as much for adults as it is for children.

Recommended 7+

STAGE 1

Family ticket for 4: £60

performance times: 7pm, Fri & Sat 1.30pm

MUlTiBUY 3+

“ it promises to be the next Matilda, the must-get ticket for kids.” The Times

Wed 30 Jan – Fri 1 Feb

The Oh F**k MomentF**king up is the truest, funniest, most terrifying moment you can experience. Chris Thorpe and Hannah Jane Walker would like to tell you about f**k ups because one day, probably, you’ll do them too.

Tickets: £14.50 / £12 conc

performance times: 6pm & 8pm

MUlTiBUY 3+

“ a brilliant celebration of our mistakes and evolutionary reflexes” HHHH The Guardian

Wed 20 Feb

Eros and psychePresented by the Crick Crack Club

As gods and humans bicker over beauty and revenge, storyteller Sally Pomme Clayton merges mythical romance with raucous Greek philosophy to ask ‘what is love?’

Recommended 14+

STAGE 2

Tickets: £9 / £7 conc

performance time: 8pm

MUlTiBUY

Fri 15 – Sat 16 Feb

canary GoldThéâtre Sans Frontières in collaboration with Teatro Tamaska

pirates, politics and intrigue!

When a rare Canarian wine comes up for sale, wine traders and investors gather. Is it the real thing or an elaborate forgery? As the mystery surrounding this dusty old bottle begins to unravel, judge for yourself who the real pirates are.

Performed in English, Spanish and French with surtitles. Recommended 15+

STAGE 2

performance times: 8pm

post-show discussion: Fri 15 Feb

MUlTiBUY

A Sadler’s Wells and New Writing North commission. In association with Durham Book Festival.

MUlTiBUY + = SAVE£20

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Wed 6 Mar

Richard HerringFor men it’s an object of shame and pride; it inspires laughter and fear; it’s a symbol of power, yet it’s incredibly fragile…

In his critically exclaimed show Richard Herring exposes the truth about men and their flutes of love.

Recommended 18+

STAGE 1

Tickets: £15

performance time: 7.30pm

Thur 7 Mar & Thur 23 May

First in 3Our ever popular scratch night is back. See brand new work from local theatre-makers and share your thoughts afterwards. We’re always looking for new ideas so if you’ve got something you want to try out, check out our website.

STAGE 3 Tickets: £4.50

Doors open 7.30pm, 8pm start

Wed 6 – Fri 8 Mar

FlockZENDEH

iran. 1921. A time of impending revolution. Three siblings take flight.

An enchanting new fairy-tale about migration and self-discovery; inspired by The Conference of the Birds and the Arab Uprisings of 2011.

Visually spell-binding, this heart-warming adventure is full of magic and wonder – told with music, circus and physical theatre.

Recommended 12+

STAGE 2


post-show discussion: Wed 6 Mar

Thur 7 Mar

MUlTiBUY 3+

Tue 12 – Sat 16 MarRay Galton & Alan Simpson’s

Steptoe and SonDirected and adapted by Emma RiceA Kneehigh and West Yorkshire Playhouse co-production

Albert and Harold Steptoe wake up every morning to the same old, same old sickening sight of each other.

Adapted from the legendary scripts of Galton and Simpson, this is for anyone who has had a parent, anyone who has had a child, anyone who has wanted to tear the walls down and run across the fields naked.

Deeply moving, a 20th century icon remade for the new millennium.

Recommended 12+

STAGE 1

performance times: 7.30pm, Thur & Sat 2pm

post-show discussion: Wed 13 Mar

MUlTiBUY 3+

“Terrific. Playful yet deadly” HHHH The Times

MUlTiBUY + = SAVE£36+

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Wed 20 – Fri 22 Mar

Each peach pear plumPuppet Lab

A game of ‘i spy’ for little ones and their families, adapted from the book by Janet and Allan Ahlberg.

With songs and music the show brings to life nursery rhyme characters played by puppets, all on their way to Mother Hubbard’s for some plum pie.

Recommended 3+

STAGE 3

performance times: 10.30am & 1.30pm

Tickets: £8.50 adult / £6.50 child

Tue 26 – Wed 27 Mar

pictures we MakeCompany Chameleon

This double bill features a newly commissioned work by acclaimed choreographic duo Goddard Nixon (2012 Place Prize nominees). Eden is a powerful and poetic exploration of an internal world, featuring an original score by John Matthias.

The second act, Pictures We Make is sourced from stories and experiences from the long shared history of the performers. The piece questions our relationships with ourselves and with other people and brings together four exceptional performers with an original score by Spanish musician and composer Miguel Marin.

STAGE 2


post-show discussion: Tue 26 Mar

MUlTiBUY

“ An enchantingly detailed show, that draws many excitable oohs and aahs.” HHHH The Scotsman

Tue 9 – Wed 10 Apr

The Victorian in the wallA Fuel and Royal Court Theatre co-productionBy Will Adamsdale

A new comedy, with songs. A work-shy writer discovers a Victorian man living in the wall of his flat. Everyone’s pretty surprised. Adjustments need to be made.

Can the strange visitor unlock his hopeless career? His flagging relationship? A story buried in these walls for over a century?

STAGE 2


post-show discussion: Tue 9 Apr MUlTiBUY

You can also see NORTH at ARC, Stockton on Wed 20 Mar.

Thur 21 – Sat 23 Mar

NORTHNorthern Stage is supporting the next generation of theatre makers, by creating a fresh new theatre company, NORTH.

Bringing together seven of the very best performing arts graduates from the region, NORTH will be creating mischievous, bold and inventive theatre that captures the spirit of a forward thinking North East.

It’s not always grim up NORTH…

The show title will be announced on Tue 5 Feb.

STAGE 2


Tickets: £12.50 / £8 conc

post-show discussion: Fri 22 Mar

MUlTiBUY 3+

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TICKETS & INFORMATION: 0191 230 5151 BOOK ONLINE: WWW.NORTHERNSTAGE.CO.UK

Fri 5 – Sat 6 Apr

The ArrivalTamasha and Circus SpaceCo-created by Kristine Landon-Smith and Sita Brahmachari

STAGE 1

performance times: 7pm & Sat 2pm

post-show discussion: Fri 5 Apr

Family ticket for 4: £60

MUlTiBUY

carrying only a small suitcase, Dele embarks on a journey into the unknown.

He plays a last game of football with his friends, says goodbye to his son and sets off on a voyage to a smog-filled metropolis across the sea.

Based on the illustrated novel by Oscar-winner Shaun Tan, this epic story unfolds through moving theatre, spellbinding circus and evocative music.

Recommended 10+

Wed 10 Apr

Radikal wordsAnother fascinating evening of spoken word featuring dub poet Jean Binta Breeze plus Glastonbury favourite Longfella aka Tony Walsh. Support from Andy Croft and Jenni Pascoe, and music from Bridie Jackson.

STAGE 3 Tickets: £7.50

performance time: 7.30pm

Tue 23 – Sat 27 Apr

National Theatre connectionsTen new plays commissioned by the National Theatre, performed by young local theatre companies which celebrates new writing and the energy, commitment and talent of young theatre-makers.

STAGE 2

Tickets: £5


Wed 15 – Sat 18 May

The Visit and States of DescentNorthern Stage is delighted to be collaborating with Northumbria University and their final year BA Hons Performing Arts students.

Performances include The Visit written by Friederich Durrenmatt and directed by Mark Calvert, alongside States of Descent written and directed by Steve Gilroy. There will be a series of script readings, presentations and discussions.

STAGE 2

performance times: various


MUlTiBUY + = SAVE£26.50+

Sat 18 May

A cabaret of late night performances by recent graduates and Performing Arts students from Northumbria University.


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Fri 19 Apr – Sat 11 May A Northern Stage production

Blue Remembered HillsBy Dennis Potter

performance times: 7.30pm.Fri 26 Apr 5.30pm, Wed 1 & Sat 11 May 2pm (no perfs Sundays, Mon 29 Apr & Mon 6 May)

Straight From work performance: Fri 26 Apr 5.30pm. See the show earlier and have a drink or meal deal afterwards (or just get home for the kids)

Thur 2 May Tue 7 May

Sat 11 May 12.30pm Sat 11 May 2pm

post-show discussion: Mon 22 Apr

page to Stage workshop: Fri 3 May 2– 4pm.A practical insight into staging the show with Director Psyche Stott. £6 or ADD IT for £2.50

Stage Door performance: Sat 23 Feb 7.30pm.An evening of work inspired by Dennis Potter, performed by our regular theatre group. £5 or ADD IT for £1

A lost land?: Fri 3 & Sat 4 May 9pm.Our companion piece to the play, created with Newcastle College acting undergraduates. £5 or ADD IT for £1

School Enhancement workshops: A practical in-school workshop delivered by a member of the Northern Stage team from as little as £150 per session. Get in touch for details.

Meal Deal: 2 courses pre or post-show dinner. ADD IT when buying your tickets: £12.95

MUlTiBUY 3+

STAGE 1

Willie is playing at being a Spitfire, peter is avoiding the williams gang, and Raymond is playing at being a cowboy with John. Angela doesn’t really want to share her china doll with Audrey. And Donald is hiding out in the barn. Amidst hilarious games and complex friendships an unexpected turn of events lead these seven children headlong into sudden tragedy one wartime summer.

Dennis Potter’s charming and profound play takes us to a world of dappled sunshine and long, playful afternoons to remind us that no-one is ever truly innocent. Almost twenty years after his early death, Potter speaks to our fractious, changing world with a simple but powerful story about personal responsibility. The play captures his wicked humour and his fierce intolerance of cruelty.

Moving, funny and unforgettable.

Directed by psyche StottDesigned by Ruari MurchisonLighting Design by colin Grenfell

Composition by Olly FoxAssistant Director Rachel Oliver

Into my heart an air that killsFrom yon far country blows:

What are those blue remembered hills,What spires, what farms are those?

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Illustration: hitandrun media

On Tour: Liverpool 14 – 18 May, Guildford 21 – 25 May, Watford 29 May – 1 Jun, Oxford 4–8 Jun, Poole 11 – 15 Jun, Richmond 18 – 22 Jun, Derby 25 – 29 Jun

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Wed 29 May

Mr SandmannPresented by the Crick Crack Club

Storyteller Ben Haggarty slips into the dark side of the fairground. Via urban legend, fairytale and freak-show, take an alarming journey through the ambivalent mythology of the sandman.

“ intense and alarming… Screw up your courage and go.” The Times

STAGE 2



MUlTiBUY

Tue 21 – Wed 22 May

inua Ellams’ The 14th TaleProduced by Fuel

Inua Ellams returns with an exuberant and touching autobiographical tale.

Watch the hilarious exploits of this natural born mischief, growing from the clay streets of Nigeria to the roof tops of Dublin and finally London.

STAGE 2


post-show discussion: Tue 21 May

MUlTiBUY

“ Ellams’ poetry gleams with dusty, worn, deeply original beauty and he remains such wonderfully generous company to keep on stage.” Metro

Tue 14 – Sat 18 May

The SeagullBy Anton ChekhovA Headlong and Nuffield Theatre co-production

STAGE 1

performance times: 7.30pm, Sat 2pm

post-show discussion: Wed 15 May

MUlTiBUY 3+

“ The country’s most exciting touring company.” The Daily Telegraph

Tue 7 – Wed 8 May

Newcastle University Drama FestivalOver two jam-packed nights, Newcastle University Drama Society’s annual festival brings the best in new student writing from drama to sketch comedy.

STAGE 2 Tickets: £8 / £6 conc


A lake, with a young girl who’s spent her life beside it. She loves the lake, she’s happy, she’s free – like a seagull. Then a man comes along, sees her, and destroys her.

A play about unrequited love – a story about how we create stories – and one of the greatest plays of the modern era. In The Seagull, Chekhov explores emotion, creativity and romantic conflict with the clarity of a doctor and the heart of a poet.

Recommended 12+

MUlTiBUY + = SAVE£26.50+

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17MAY / JUNE JUNE / COMING SOON

coming soon…Sat 3 – Sat 24 Aug

Northern Stage at St Stephen’s

We’re heading back to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival after a hugely successful run last year. Keep your eyes peeled as soon we’ll be announcing who else we’ll be taking with us from the North of England.

Fri 4 – Sat 12 Oct

The NoiseAn Unlimited Theatre and Northern Stage co-production

Set on a remote, British outpost close to Antarctica, The Noise is a sci-detective thriller from Unlimited Theatre about memory, secrets and a very big noise.

MUlTiBUY

Fri 8 – Sat 9 Nov

Out of the Shadow Nobulus Dance

A tale which merges breakdance, popping and locking and inventively illustrates the evolution of man. A story of sin, love, violence and forgiveness.

MUlTiBUY

Fri 31 May – Sat 1 Jun

The Firework-Maker’s DaughterBased on the story by Philip PullmanAn Opera Group and Opera North co-production

STAGE 1

performance times: 7pm, Sat 2pm

post-show discussion: Sat 2pm

MUlTiBUY 3+

Lila desperately wants to be a firework-maker like her father. But when he refuses to teach her, lila runs away from home to discover the gifts of firework making for herself.

This new opera is a vivid re-telling of the award-winning children’s novel by author Philip Pullman. David Bruce’s music, bursting with colour and energy, sparkles with humour and musical fireworks of its own and is brought to life by magical live puppetry.

Discover a gripping tale of friendship, determination and adventure that will be an explosive theatrical experience.

Recommended 8+

Co-produced by The Opera Group and Opera North in association with ROH2 and Watford Palace Theatre. Co-commissioned by The Opera Group and ROH2. Orchestral partner: CHROMA

Tue 4 – Thur 6 Jun

A wondrous placePresented by Northern SpiritStories by Luke Barnes, Alison Carr, Matt Hartley and Sarah McDonald Hughes

“It’s grim up North.” We think it’s time to tell a different story…

Writers, artists and theatre makers with a passion for this part of the world have come together to create four brand new short stories. Each offer a new generation’s perspective on four amazing North of England cities: Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle and Sheffield.

It’s about seeing this part of the world with fresh eyes and in surprising ways.

Add your voice to a re-imagining of the North by logging onto northernspirit.org.uk

STAGE 2


post-show discussion: Wed 5 Jun

MUlTiBUY 3+

Part of

In association with New Writing North, Northern Stage, the Royal Exchange Theatre, Sheffield Theatres, and the Unity Theatre.

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TAKE PART TAKE PART

Take partWe make theatre with people of all ages and experience. Get in touch to take part in a range of bespoke workshops, projects and residencies.

Theatre-makers: get involved with us

Title pending: The Award for New TheatreEvery year we look for the most intriguing idea for a new piece of theatre, and then develop, nurture, support and show it.Closing date for submissions Fri 5 Apr.

SpringboardMon 1 – Sat 13 JulWe’re creating a young company of performing arts students and graduates to take part in two-week residency.The performers get the chance to experience first-hand what’s involved in preparing a show ready for a live audience in 10 days. From rehearsing, taking direction and finally bringing the story to life.Applications will open Mon 4 Mar. Auditions will be held in April.

Time in 2If you are an artist with an idea or a piece of work which you need time and space to develop, then you can apply for a week in Stage 2. Free.

Spare RoomStuck for a rehearsal space? Need a place to devise a piece or practice your saxophone? Let us know and use our spare rooms. Spaces are available for short term rehearsals. Free.

First in 3Come and share your work with audiences at our scratch night. It’s a great way to hear what people think of what you’re doing and how you can progress.

For more information look at the Take part section of our website, or email [email protected]

First StepsA workshop for children aged 2–4 and their families.Sat 9 Mar 10.30am–12pm Sat 1 Jun 10.30am–12pmBook early to avoid disappointment!£4 children, accompanying adults free.

Make a costumeWant to learn to make a costume or corset? We have the courses for you. pattern cutting for Theatrical corsetry: Sat 26 Jan, 10am – 4pmintroduction to Making period costume: Sat 27 Apr, 10am – 4pm£45 for each session. £35 concs.

Summer SchoolAged 11–18? Fancy creating a new piece of theatre in just one week? Then sign up for our Summer School. No experience required, just bags of enthusiasm and energy!Booking opens Mon 4 Mar.

Teachers ForumDon’t miss our exclusive forum for teachers where we tell you how you can get involved in our work, and how we can help you.The next teacher’s forum is Wed 27 Feb 6pm.

insight ToursGive pupils a behind the scenes tour and chance to talk to staff about their roles and career path. £60.Or you could add a tour of the theatre to your groups visit to see a show for £1 a head.

projects for You We can develop bespoke projects: from one off workshops to longer term residencies. We also run the Bronze and Silver Arts Award, a nationally recognised qualification. Get in touch to talk about your ideas.

Schools and colleges

Contact: Susan Mulholland on 0191 242 7222 or email [email protected]

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Support a Volunteer Northern Stage provides life changing opportunities for young people – providing valuable work experience and supporting their first steps towards a career in the theatre. Last year our volunteers went on to secure professional acting roles and theatre technical work.

To give more young people a positive future this year, visit the website for details of how you can support a Northern Stage volunteer.

Hire Northern StageWhether you’re looking for a place for a meeting or party, putting on your own show or hosting an award ceremony, we’ll have something to fit the bill.

corporate HireTheatrical entertaining from 10 – 440 people. Perfect for meetings, conferences or award ceremonies. Hire from as little as £50 an hour.

At Your ServiceGain expert advice from our specialist team of technicians, costume makers, set builders and event organisers. Consultation fees available on request.

Amateur HirePut your own production on our stage, with experts on hand to help. Rates from 1 night to week-long runs.

Contact: Adham Tawfik, on 0191 242 7237 or email [email protected]

Contact: Jane Hall, Development Manager on 07730 677418 or [email protected]

Boost your skills Our popular Communication Skills workshops are led by professional actors and directors. For novice, nervous and experienced presenters. Contact us for details of dates and prices.

Our family-run restaurant keeps the lunchtime rush going, the dinner crowd full up and the drinkers well watered.

pRE-SHOw MEAl DEAl – choose two courses for just £12.95.

Telephone 0191 242 7242 or visit mckennasatnorthernstage.co.ukMon – Sat from 10am (closing at 6pm on Mon). Food served from 10am. Reservations recommended.

“ There is a real joy in coming to Northern Stage for dinner…” HHHHH The Metro

McKENNA’S SUPPORT US

McKenna’s BistroNew for Feb 2013, dine in style overlooking the foyer with a newly created bistro menu, away from busy theatre crowds.

private DiningExclusive use of the new bistro and a tailor made menu. We can cater to your every need, perfect for a very special occasion.

Tapas OfferBeat the New Year blues, book a table in Jan or Feb to get two sharing platters of tapas for just £14.95.

party NightsLet us help you throw a memorable party in your very own theatrical nightclub. From birthdays to anniversaries, packages start from £12.50 per person.

15 young people spent a month with us at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2012

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DiREcTiONSNorthern Stage, Barras Bridge, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 7RH. Two minutes’ walk from Haymarket Metro, opposite the Civic Centre, behind the Newcastle University building (King’s Gate). King’s Road is now pedestrianised.

pARKiNGThere is no public parking on Newcastle University campus. The nearest car park is on Claremont Road (near the main entrance to Exhibition Park) or the Civic Centre car park after 6pm (entrance via Sandyford Road). Council-owned City Centre car parks are now free after 5pm.

AliVE AFTER FiVENewcastle city centre is now open later. Nip to the shops after work, join us for dinner at McKenna’s and then enjoy a show. With more evening buses and Metros and lots of free city centre parking after 5pm, it’s never been easier to make a night of it.

www.get-into-newcastle.co.uk

BOOKiNGBox Office

0191 230 5151 Opening hours: On performance days from 10am and until 15 minutes after the last performance begins. On non-performance days, Mon–Fri 10am to 6pm and Sat 10am to 4pm.

Reservations will be held for a maximum of 3 days and cannot be made 48 hours prior to a performance.

Secure 24-hour online booking; no booking fees. For terms and conditions see our website.

AccESSAll three stages are wheelchair accessible, we are guide dog friendly and there is an infrared loop system.

Our Box Office is familiar with calls received via Text Relay.

Please inform the Box Office of any access requirements when booking. Visit our website for more details.

Information can be made available in large print on request.

KEY TO SYMBOlS

British Sign language interpreted performance

Audio Described performance

captioned performance: English text played on a unit for deaf and hard of hearing audiences.

Touch Tour

TicKETS

STAGE 1 Ticket prices: £24, £19.50 and £12.50 (excludes Richard Herring).

Students and Under 21s: £10 or less

concessions: £2.50 off for seniors, children, those in receipt of benefits and those with disabilities.*

STAGE 2 All tickets £14.50 or less. concessions available for seniors, children, students, those in receipt of benefits and those with disabilities.*

STAGE 3 All tickets £9 or less. See individual shows for details.

* You will be asked to show ID as proof of discount entitlement.

MUlTiBUYMUlTiBUY is available on Stage 1 and Stage 2 productions excluding Richard Herring, National Theatre Connections, The Visit and State of Descent and Newcastle University Drama Festival.

5+ shows £9 per ticket4 shows £10 per ticket3 shows £12 per ticket2 shows £14 per ticket

Tickets must be bought in one transaction and cannot be added retrospectively. Tickets can be exchanged at least 2 hours before a performance but can only be swapped for a different performance of the same show.

3+ FiRST NiGHTSBuy 3 or more tickets for the first night in Stage 1 or Stage 2 and save 50%. Look for the 3+ to take advantage of this offer.Excludes £12.50 tickets in Stage 1 and where there are two or fewer performances.

ScHOOlS & YOUTH GROUpS We offer tickets for £9 in Stage 1 and £6 in Stage 2 for schools and youth groups (groups of under 16s) attending in parties of 10+, plus one free organiser ticket for every 10 children.

GROUpSWe have the best group deals of any theatre in town. We can organise catering, hospitality, theatre tours or just drinks and ice creams at the interval.

Groups 10+ £3 off per ticket

Groups 20+ £3.50 off per ticket and organiser free

Groups 30+ £4 off per ticket and organiser free

For more information call the box office or email [email protected] Discounts only available on top two price bands.

For full terms and conditions visit www.northernstage.co.ukAll details in this brochure are correct at time of going to press, errors and omissions excepted. Northern Stage reserves the right to alter programme details without prior notice.

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