Bacon Summer 2014 Brochure

Summer
2014
Well hello there!
We warmly welcome you to the Bacon Theatre and Tuckwell
Amphitheatre for an array of cracking events this summer.
Join us for awarding-winning films, Philomena, Saving Mr Banks
and 12 Years a Slave; one of the UK’s number one tribute acts, Letz
Zep; and fantastic alfresco performances in the Tuckwell from The
Pantaloons, Blunderbus Theatre Company, Rain or Shine, Jenny
Wren Productions and Every Voice Community Choir.
We are also thrilled to announce our first compelling programme of
cycling films and activities in a weekend, Bikes Camera Action. From
BMX, to fixed gear, to road racing, to A2B travel - there will be plenty
on offer in and around the Bacon Theatre for ages 12 to 112.
Roll on the summer!
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FULL HOUSE PRODUCTIONS
FILM
FILM
Voice of the Heart
Blue Jasmine [12A]
Saving Mr Banks [PG]
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Carpenters fans are in for a magical evening
Birmingham Press
Friday 9 May
7.30 pm
It is pure movie-going pleasure
The Guardian
Tuesday 13 May
7.45 pm
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Spit spot.
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Tuesday 27 May
7.45 pm
£18.00 (£16.00)
£6.50 (£5.50)
£6.50 (£5.50)
Celebrating the incredible musical legacy
of Karen Carpenter with well-loved tunes
such as Yesterday Once More, Close to
You, Top of the World, Jambalaya and
perhaps The Carpenter’s most poignant
songs on their last album, Voice of the
Heart. With superb vocals from Carol
Gordon and the outstanding talents of
the Blue Jeans Band & Singers, this
promises to be a sparkling night to
remember.
New York socialite, Jasmine (Cate
Blanchett), arrives in San Francisco
utterly ruined. As old pretensions and
new deceits begin to emerge, she fouls
up everyone’s lives, including her own.
Blanchett’s multi-award-winning portrayal
of Jasmine is mesmerising and Woody
Allen’s screen drama has been billed as
his best in two decades.
Bafta nominated, Saving Mr Banks is
inspired by the extraordinary untold
backstory of how ‘Mary Poppins’ made
it to the big screen. After a 20 year
struggle to obtain the rights from the
book’s author (Emma Thompson), Walt
Disney (Tom Hanks) pulls out all the
stops and together they set Mary Poppins
free to make one of the most endearing
films in cinematic history.
Dir: Woody Allen USA 2013 98m
Dir: J L Hancock USA/UK/Australia 2013 125m
voiceoftheheart.co.uk
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movies.disney.com/saving-mr-banks
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6.30 pm
Pittville Park
Join organisers from the Cheltenham Cycle
Campaign at the assembly point outside
Central Cross Cafe in Pittville Park at 6.30pm
for a guided cycle ride to the Bacon Theatre.
Expected arrival time 7.15pm allowing plenty
of time to unwind in the theatre bar before
the screening of The Flying Scotsman [15] at
8.00pm. Suitable for competent road cyclists
aged 15 years +
FLYING
SCOTSMAN
[15]
THE
8.00 pm
Bacon Theatre
In 1993 the unemployed amateur cyclist
Graeme Obree broke the world one-hour
record on a bike of his own revolutionary
design, constructed out of scrap metal and
washing machine parts, only to have his title
stripped from him because his design did
not meet Championship guidelines. This is
a moving tale of human determination and
cycling fanaticism.
Dir: Douglas Mackinnon Germany / UK 2006 96m
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[12A]
Bacon Theatre
2.00 pm Bacon Theatre
2.30 pm
Dodging speeding cars, crazed cabbies and
eight million cranky pedestrians is all in a day’s
work for New York’s agile and aggressive
bicycle messengers. Wilee (Joseph GordonLevitt) is used to putting his life on the line but
he’s about to get more than he’s used to when
a routine delivery turns into a life or death
chase through the streets of Manhattan.
Cyclists from all walks of life are brought
together by a love of a bare bones singlegeared machine for this beautiful short film
which offers an insight into the broad range of
people that ride around and have fun in the city
of Bristol - inspiring us all to get outside on two
wheels. Suitable for ages 13 years +
For fixed-gear cyclists, Los Angeles is a city
that has it all: from races through rush-hour
traffic to midnight loft parties. To Live & Ride
in L.A. is a fast-paced documentary passing
through the busy streets and back-alleys of
one of the world’s largest cities, from director
David Rowe (Fast Friday) - exploring a side of
L.A. few outsiders have seen. Ages 13 years +
Dir: David Koepp USA 2012 91m
Dir: Gavin Strange UK 2012 30m
Dir: David Rowe USA 2010 55m
11.00 am
from 12.00 pm
Tennis Courts
12.30 pm, 2.30 pm, 3.30 pm
Tennis Courts
Bristol Bike Polo have invited the Birmingham
Bike Polo team plus others to join them for a
friendly tournament of Hardcourt Bike Polo
on the tennis courts outside the theatre.
Spectators of all ages are welcome to come
along to get a taste of this fast-paced and
highly skilled sport.
Expect a whole range of impressive technical
tricks performed on a BMX bike including
spins, balances and many other remarkable
techniques, in three short BMX flatland displays
throughout the day.
3.30 pm
Experts will share top BMX trick tips with stunt
wannabes aged 12 to 112. Simply express an
interest when booking your ticket. Please bring
along your own BMX bike and protective gear.
Tennis Courts
Have a go yourself. Simply express an interest
when booking your weekend ticket.
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1.00 pm Workshop
Tennis Courts
2.00 pm
Bacon Theatre
Prince Michael Hall
Come along to an illustrated presentation about
how to cycle confidently, competently, safely
and enjoyably, based on National Cycling
Standards. Presented by cycling safety experts,
this promises to be an engaging training session
suitable for all ages and abilities.
Spaces are limited so please ask to be included in a
session when booking.
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WADJDA
4.00 pm
Bacon Theatre
8.00 pm
[PG]
Letz Zep
Bacon Theatre
This multi-award-winning documentary
follows the gruelling endurance test that
is The Race Across America, a 3,000 mile
bicycle race from the Pacific to the Atlantic
in less than ten days. By journey’s end,
some are saved, others are lost, but all
learn that the fuel that takes a soul toward
its own true destiny is desire. Ages 15 years +
Wadjda is a fun-loving and enterprising young
Saudi girl, always pushing the boundaries
of what she can get away with. She sees a
beautiful green bicycle for sale and desperately
wants it. But her mother won’t allow it, fearing
repercussions from a society that sees bicycles
as dangerous to a girl’s virtue. So Wadjda
decides to try and raise the money herself.
Dir: Stephen Auerbach USA 2009 104m
Dir: Haifaa Al-Mansour Saudi Arabia/Germany 2012 98m
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Friday 6 June
This screening will be followed by a
live-link discussion with the film’s
director Stephen Auerbach at 6.00 pm
£15.00 (£13.00) Child £11.00
11.00 am - 5.00 pm
11.00 am - 5.00 pm
Outside theatre
Stop by The Bike Hub for advice about all
things bike. Also, pick up free cycle route
maps and information on sustainable
travel and hop on the Smoothie Bike for
a delicious fruit smoothie, blended by the
power of your legs.
Delivered by Gloucestershire Bike Project.
7.30 pm
Outside theatre
Pop along to the bike maintenance station
for a good going over by experts from
Cheltenham’s own Leisure Lakes Bikes.
Letz Zep recreate the iconic sound of
Led Zeppelin, from the classic tracks,
Black Dog, Rock & Roll and Stairway
to Heaven, to the haunting melody
of Kashmir - a gig by Letz Zep fully
portrays the immense scope and power
of Zeppelin’s incredible music. Join this
top-rated band at the Bacon Theatre as
they embark on their most ambitious tour
to date.
Refuel with freshly baked potatoes and a
range of tasty fillings on sale for £3.00 a spud.
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FILM
FILM
Philomena [12A]
12 Years a Slave [15]
“
Carpenters
A doleful, radiant,
fans are in
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for a magical
comedy
evening
of
hope and faith
Birmingham
Financial Times
Press
Tuesday 10 June
7.45 pm
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Press
Tuesday 24 June
7.45 pm
£6.50 (£5.50)
£6.50 (£5.50)
Falling pregnant as a teenager in Ireland
in 1952, Philomena (Judi Dench) has her
child removed and spends the next fifty
years searching for him in vain. Martin
Sixsmith (Steve Coogan), a world-weary
political journalist discovers her tale and
together they set off for America, as both
characters help each other to find laughter
even in the darkest of places. Nominated
for three Baftas, Philomena is a compelling
true tale of love and loss.
Multi-award-winning,12 Years a Slave
is based on an incredible true story of
one man’s fight for survival and freedom.
Solomon Northup (Chiwetel Ejiofor) a
free black man from upstate New York is
abducted and sold into slavery. Facing
untold cruelty, Solomon struggles on to
stay alive and to retain his dignity until he
meets a Canadian abolitionist (Brad Pitt)
who alters his life forever.
Dir: Stephen Frears UK/USA/France 2013 98m
Dir: Steve McQueen USA/UK 2013 134m
philomenamovie.com
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Open - Air Theatre Festival 2014
Friday 18 July - Friday 1 August
W
elcome to another festival of theatre,
music and film in the idyllic setting
of the Tuckwell Amphitheatre.
Tuckwell Amphitheatre
Shelburne Road, GL51 6HE
BOX OFFICE
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Gates open 1½ hours before each performance for
picnics. Please bring low-backed seating and come
prepared for all weathers. Free parking available.
Hot and cold beverages, wine, beer and cider, plus
ice-cream and confectionary will be available from the
Festival Café in the cricket pavilion.
Performances always go ahead. In the event of unsafe weather
conditions the event will be transferred to the Bacon Theatre or PrepSchool Hall. In this instance tickets are transferrable but not refundable.
Any decision to move the event will be made on the day of the event
itself and updated information will be available from the website.
Open - Air Theatre Festival 2014
THE PANTALOONS
BLUNDERBUS THEATRE COMPANY
CINEMA UNDER THE STARS
History of Britain
Hugless Douglas
Sunshine on Leith [PG]
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Exuberant, whole-hearted fun
The Stage
Friday 18 July
7.30 pm
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Sunday 20 July
5.00 pm
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Leaves you with cask-strength,
Exuberant, whole-hearted
capillary-reddening
fun
tingles of happiness Daily Telegraph
The Stage
Tuesday 22 July
9.15 pm
£13.00 (£11.00)
£10.00 (£8.00) Family £32.00
£6.50 (£5.50)
Mud, blood and stiff upper-lips! It’s the
History of Britain as you’ve never seen
it before. Join the critically acclaimed
Pantaloons Theatre Company for a
breathless race through the centuries in
this delightfully inventive and historically
hysterical open-air show, packed with
songs, sketches and silliness, suitable for
all ages.
Hugless Douglas is a huggable, lovable
young brown bear who wakes up one
morning in need of a hug. Blunderbus
present this delightful new show with an
irresistible blend of music, puppetry and
high energy storytelling, suitable for little
cubs aged 3 - 7 years. Join Douglas in
for laughter, sing along songs and plenty
of opportunities to join in!
Sunshine on Leith is based on the
sensational stage hit of the same name,
featuring the euphoric music of the popfolk band The Proclaimers. This is the
tale of one tight-knit family and the three
couples bound to it, as they experience
the joys and heartache that punctuate all
relationships; presented as a jubilant film
musical.
© David Melling. Published and licensed by Hodder Children’s Books
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blunderbus.co.uk
Open - Air Theatre Festival 2014
Dir: Dexter Fletcher UK 2013 100m
RAIN OR SHINE
HEARTBREAK PRODUCTIONS
EVERY VOICE COMMUNITY CHOIR
The Merchant of Venice
Pride and Prejudice
Go Alfresco
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A masterclass in clear diction, brilliant timing and
faultless performances
Gloucestershire Echo
Wednesday 23 July
7.30 pm
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Friday 25 July
Entertaining stuff
Nottingham Evening Post
7.30 pm
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fans are moment
in for a magical
evening
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the spine-tingling
when everyone
Birmingham
Press
is singing in harmony
Caroline
Mander
Sat 26 & Sun 27 July
7.30 pm
£13.00 (£11.00)
£13.00 (£11.00)
£10.00 (£8.00)
Shakespeare weaves a web of romantic
intrigue, cunning duplicity and comical
foolery in The Merchant of Venice.
Are the merchants trading on the Rialto
respectable? Is the young Venetian trader
a fortune hunter or a love-struck romantic?
And who is the unknown lawyer pleading
for the life of an unfortunate merchant?
Join Rain or Shine for another gripping
production and all will be revealed.
Dance with Mr Darcy, converse with
the ladies of society and steep yourself
in all the warmth and humour of Jane
Austen’s England in Heartbreak’s witty,
lively and engaging adaptation of Pride
and Prejudice. This immersive production
will sweep you into the opulent world of
society balls and amorous love affairs
and will educate you in the manners of
1813 Regency Britain.
After their recent success at the Everyman
Theatre, EveryVoice Community Choir
are offering you the chance to enjoy
their latest repertoire of songs within the
beautiful surroundings of the Tuckwell
Amphitheatre. This ultimate feel-good
evening will bring out the music in
everyone with a varied programme of
melodies from different eras.
rainorshine.co.uk
heartbreakproductions.co.uk
everymantheatre.org.uk
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Open - Air Theatre Festival 2014
CINEMA UNDER THE STARS
THE PANTALOONS
JENNY WREN PRODUCTIONS
Cocktail [15]
The Tempest
Oliver Twist
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Tuesday 29 July
Sunshine, cocktails and classic
1980’s Cruise romance
9.15 pm
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Witty, energetic and accessible
The Guardian
Wednesday 30 July
7.30 pm
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class inclass
multiple
role-playing
and inspired
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in multiple
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and
improvisation
inspired
improvisation Gloucestershire
Gloucestershire Echo
Echo
Friday 1 August
7.30 pm
£6.50 (£5.50)
£13.00 (£11.00)
£13.00 (£11.00)
A New York bartender takes a job at a
bar in Jamaica and falls in love with a
pretty young, up and coming American
artist on vacation. Join us in the Tuckwell
for a delectable summer evening under
the stars in the company of Tom Cruise,
circa 1988, with a delicious Mojito,
Cosmopolitan or Long Island Iced Tea...
insert your favourite cocktail recipe here.
Join The Pantaloons Theatre Company
on a voyage to an enchanted island
full of adventure, romance, magic
and …monsters! The Pantaloons put
their own unique and hilarious twist
on Shakespeare’s tale of shipwrecks,
sorcerers and silly servants, suitable for
all ages. Expect music and mayhem,
poetry and puppetry in one of the Bard’s
best-loved plays, in the open-air where it
belongs.
An innocent boy falls in with a gang of
ruffians in a dog-eat-dog world… but
enough about the actors. Dickens’ classic
tale of poverty and pick-pocketing, privilege
and prosperity is given the Jenny Wren
treatment, as a small but perfectly formed
cast unravel the secrets of Oliver’s past,
portraying all the colourful characters
he meets on his perilous path. Expect
laughter and tears, surprises and fears, but
not Lionel Bart’s musical – we can’t sing!
thepantaloons.co.uk
jennywrenproductions.co.uk
Dir: Roger Donaldson USA 1988 104m
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Open - Air Theatre Festival 2014
European String Teachers Association
European String Teachers Association
European String Teachers Association
Carducci Quartet
The Road to Heaven
David Le Page & David Gordon
Passions and Assumptions of the Baroque
“
High-octane playing balanced control with
devil-may-care spontaneity The Guardian
Monday 11 August
7.45 pm
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Dynamic, creative and resourceful performers
from the early music world
Tuesday 12 August
7.45 pm
Le Page was both virtuoso
and poet
Wednesday 13 August
7.45 pm
£15.00 (£10.00)
£15.00 (£10.00)
£15.00 (£10.00)
The Carducci Quartet is recognised as
one of today’s most exciting young string
quartets, performing over 100 concerts
worldwide each year. As part of a series of
concerts hosted by ESTA, they will perform
in the Prince Michael Hall: Haydn’s opus
3, no.2 ‘The Joke’, Shostakovich’s Quartet
no.4 and Beethoven’s opus 59, no.2
‘Razumovsky’.
Baroque music of the 17th and 18th
centuries has often been characterised
by its luxurious rich detail. In this second
presentation, hosted by ESTA, Judy
Tarling (violin), Angela East (cello) and
Nathaniel Mander (harpsichord) will
perform exquisite sonatas composed by
Walther, Biber, Vivaldi, Eccles, Telemann
and Bach, typical of the period.
The enormously talented musicians,
David Le Page and David Gordon
perform in the Prince Michael Hall for the
final of three concerts hosted by ESTA.
The evening’s programme will include
inspiring works by Ravel, Bach, David
Gordon, David Le Page, Stravinsky,
Piazzolla and more.
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Coming soon
South West Youth Orchestra
Pantaloons: Bleak House
22 October
Thursday 21 August
WHEN LIFE HANDS YOU
LEMONS...
5.00 pm
FREE with a retiring collection
The region’s top youth orchestra
performs at the end of a residential
week in Cheltenham. Working with
members of Bournemouth Symphony
Orchestra and conducted by Associate
Conductor Maxime Tortelier, the
orchestra will perform: Verdi’s Forza
del Destino Overture and Mahler’s
Symphony Number 1. See the aspiring
young orchestral musicians of the
future, today.
swms.org.uk
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Vienna Festival Ballet
8 November
Comedian, Magician & Christian Communicator
Saturday 18 October 2014, 7.30 pm
Tickets: £8
ON SALE NOW
Festive Film
17 December
DVD recording | Suitable for ages 12+
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REFRESHMENTS
BOX OFFICE INFORMATION
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Online
Email
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The Bacon Theatre
Dean Close School
Shelburne Road
Cheltenham, GL51 6HE
OPENING TIMES
Monday - Friday 9.00 am - 5.00 pm
CONCESSIONS
These apply to over 60’s, students,
under 18’s, registered unemployed and
registered disabled patrons. ID may be
required.
GROUP DISCOUNTS
10% discount applies to bookings of 10
tickets together. Please call the box office
for full details of discounts available.
BOOKING FEE
All advanced bookings are subject to a
booking fee: £1 for a single ticket, £2 for
two or more tickets. There is no booking
fee for on-the-door purchases. There
are no additional charges for postage or
credit card payments.
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PAYMENTS
We accept cash, credit/debit cards and
cheque payments (payable to Dean
Close Services Ltd)
Our fully licensed bar is open for pre and
post performance drinks and interval
drinks which may be ordered in advance.
REFUNDS / EXCHANGES
We are not able to refund tickets unless
a show is cancelled. We can try to re-sell
them for you if an event is sold out.
Coffee, tea and a wide selection of icecreams and confectionery are on sale
pre-show and during the interval.
SEATING PLAN
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HOW TO FIND US
DISABLED FACILITIES
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The Bacon Theatre is accessed via the
Hatherley Road entrance to Dean Close
School. Simply follow the brown tourism
signs from either end of the Hatherley
Road. For satellite navigation purposes
only, enter the postcode GL51 6EP.
There is ample free parking on both sites.
We welcome patrons with disabilities
and we will do what we can to ensure
that your visit is as straightforward as
possible. If you need assistance, please
let us know when booking your tickets.
Facilities include: designated parking,
level access, adapted toilet, wheelchair
spaces in the auditorium and a hearing
loop facility. Guide dogs are welcome.
BUS
Bus D from Cheltenham stops on
Shelburne Road. Buses 97 and 98 from
Gloucester stop on Hatherley Road.
Bus 94 from Gloucester stops on the
Lansdown Road. Local bus information
line 08706 082608.
BICYCLE
Cycle parking spaces are available on
the top car park.
TRAIN
Cheltenham Spa railway station is a
10-minute walk away.
Registered disabled patrons are
entitled to concession tickets with a
complimentary ticket for a companion.
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The Bacon Theatre is proud to support
performers from the local community and
we are always pleased to hear from any
groups or individuals seeking affordable
performance space or local businesses
and organisations requiring facilities for
conferences, functions and away days.
Please note that although changes to the
advertised programme are rare, some
events may be subject to change at short
notice.
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JULY
MAY
Fri 9
7.30 pm
Voice of the Heart
Tickets: £18.00 (£16.00)
Tue 13
Fri 18
Box Office: 01242 233338
Tue 27
or 3.00 pm
Tickets: £11.00 (£9.00)
Sun 20
7.45 pm
Tue 22
Various
Bikes Camera Action
Tickets: £20.00 Children £8
Fri 25
Hilary Saxby School of Dancing: When I Grow Up...
6.30 pm
Tickets: £10.00 (£9.00)
Box Office: 01242 251206
Tue 10
Sun 22
7.30 pm
The Merchant of Venice
gates 6.00 pm
7.30 pm
Pride and Prejudice
gates 6.00 pm
Every Voice Community Choir Go Alfresco
Tue 29
FILM: Cocktail [15]
7.30 pm
gates 6.00 pm
Tickets: £10.00 (£8.00)
9.15 pm
gates 7.45 pm
Wed 30
7.30 pm
The Tempest
gates 6.00 pm
Tickets: £13.00 (£11.00)
7.00 pm
or 5.00 pm
Tickets: £11.00
AUGUST
Fri 1
HIRE
or 3.00 pm
HIRE
7.45 pm
FILM: 12 Years a Slave [15]
7.30 pm
Oliver Twist
gates 6.00 pm
Tickets: £13.00 (£11.00)
11.00 am
Anneli Dance Summer Show
Tickets: £12.00
Tue 24
gates 7.45 pm
Tickets: £6.50 (£5.50)
7.45 pm
CoadyCrew: B2P 2014
Box Office: 07876 353464
9.15 pm
FILM: Sunshine on Leith [PG]
Sat 26
- Sun 27
HIRE
FILM: Philomena [12A]
Box Office: 01242 577706
gates 3.30 pm
Tickets: £13.00 (£11.00)
Tickets: £6.50 (£5.50)
Sat 14
- Sun 15
5.00 pm
Hugless Douglas
Tickets: £13.00 (£11.00)
7.30 pm
Letz Zep
Tickets: £15.00 (£13.00) Child £11.00
Sat 7
Wed 23
times
JUNE
Fri 6
7.30 pm
gates 6.00 pm
Tickets: £6.50 (£5.50)
Tickets: £6.50 (£5.50)
Fri 30
- Sat 31
HIRE
History of Britain
Tickets: £10.00 (£8.00) Family £32.00
HIRE
FILM: Saving Mr Banks [PG]
Tickets: £8.00 - £14.00
Tickets: £13.00 (£11.00)
7.00 pm
Danceworks
7.30 pm
or 2.30 pm
Promenade Productions: The Wizard of Oz
Box Office: 01242 224144
7.45 pm
FILM: Blue Jasmine [12A]
Tickets: £6.50 (£5.50)
Fri 16
- Sun 18
Thur 10
- Sun 13
Mon 11
- Wed 13
ESTA Concert Series
Thur 21
South West Youth Orchestra
Tickets: £15.00 (£10.00)
Tickets: FREE with retiring collection
7.45 pm
HIRE
5.00 pm
HIRE
Tickets: £6.50 (£5.50)
Sun 29
Janet Marshall Dance Studios: Extravaganza 2014
Tickets: £10.00 (£8.00)
Box Office: 01242 519357 / 01242 221296
7.00 pm
HIRE
Box Office: Bacon Theatre 01242 258002, unless otherwise stated
The Bacon Theatre
Dean Close School
Hatherley Road
Cheltenham
GL51 6EP
01242 258002
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