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APRIL – SEPTEMBER 2013
season sponsor
welcome
Appletongate, Newark,
Nottinghamshire,
NG24 1JY
Book Online
www.palacenewark.com
The Box Office will be open Tuesday to Saturday, call 01636 655755 for more information.
Welcome from the Palace Team...
What a way to end the year and start
2013! The panto was one our best yet ticket sales were well up on previous years
and the trend has continued well into the
Spring season. Keep on coming!
Heading into Summer we have some
highlights to look forward to: Shaolin
Warriors’ Return Of The Master is a
must see for all the family – a spectacle
of precision and stunning routines; not
dissimilar to the recreation of Mike
Oldfield’s Tubular Bells – performed live
on stage by just two musicians!
More stunning musicianship will be on
display when folk legends Brass Monkey
take to the stage, showcasing their
new album and confirming their rightful
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position as the godfathers of English folk.
Guitars, Guitars! Taking us back just 40
years will be Steve Howe, former lead
guitarist with Yes, one of the great bands
from the prog rock era. Taking us back
even further, to the blues of the 20s &
30s, is an evening that will feature some
of the finest guitar playing you could ever
wish to hear featuring Ari Eisinger and
John Miller from the US.
Tributes to the Rat Pack (featuring Kenny
Lynch), Judy Garland & Liza Minelli, The
Beatles and Elvis are all there to look
forward to – just making us wish we
hadn’t missed them first time around!
Take a look inside the brochure, pick a
few shows and book some seats! This
season if you book online you will be able
Box Office
01636 655 755
E-mail
[email protected]
to choose you preferred seats. Otherwise
simply call the box office Tuesday to
Saturday on 01636 655 755.
David Popple
Theatre Manager
A big thank you to our sponsors
Tallents, Anne Robson and the Friends
and volunteers of The Palace, for their
continued sterling support. Everyone’s
contribution enables us to achieve so
much more – a great choice of great
shows, something for all to enjoy.
To go directly to
our website, scan
the QR code with
your smart phone.
The information in this
brochure is available in
other formats, including
Large Print
and on our website.
All details listed in this
brochure are correct at time
of going to print but may be
subject to change.
Book Online - www.palacenewark.com
Tuesday 30th April, 7.30pm
Saturday 4th May, 7.30pm
Wednesday 8th May, 7.30pm
Shaolin Warriors
From the producers of the massively popular Cirque du Ciel, the internationally
acclaimed Shaolin Warriors return to the UK with a brand new show, ‘Return of the
Master’. This breathtaking theatrical Kung Fu show tells the story of the warrior, vividly
depicting the King Fu masters’ feats of agility and strength. It is an extravaganza of
gorgeous scenery, atmospheric music, beautiful lights and hundreds of costumes.
The Shaolin Warriors are now a hit over three continents, having been seen by more
than 750,000 people. Don’t miss this chance to see them live for yourself.
£21, £19.50 concessions,
£19 Friends of the Palace, £72 family
Box Office - 01636 655 755 A Vision of Elvis
Brass Monkey
Winner of Europe’s largest Elvis
competition, Rob Kingsley is also
officially endorsed by Elvis Presley
Enterprises. This show features
The Cadillacs Band and The Sweet
Sensations and brings you an evening
of all the classic hits right through the
Early Years, the Vegas era and up til the
finale of the Concert Years.
Rob has the total package – the look,
sound and charisma. Along with his
fantastic costumes, this show leaves
the audience in no doubt that they are
witnessing a truly authentic Elvis show.
Brass Monkey show just how dynamic and
exciting folk music can be with a big sound,
fantastic rhythms but without sacrificing
attention to detail. They are arguably one
of THE super groups of the English folk
scene, featuring legends Martin Carthy,
Martin Brinsford and John Kirkpatrick.
Taking some of the great tunes of the
repertoire and surprisingly adding brass
instruments to the more traditional guitar
and accordion creating an unforgettable
sound that has had a lasting influence.
The current six-man line-up includes
trombonist Roger Williams, trumpeters
Paul Archibald and Shane Brennan.
£17.50, £16.50 Friends of the Palace
£17
Please note all ticket prices are inclusive of a handling fee
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Thursday 16th May, 7.30pm
Saturday 18th May, 7.30pm
Wednesday 22nd May, 7.30pm
Hormonal Housewives
If your man is more James May than Christian Grey, this is the show for you!
Starring Toyah Willcox and Julie Coombe, the Hormonal Housewives are coming to the
Palace Theatre for the very first time. Featuring hilarious sketches looking at everything
that makes today’s women tick (or ticked off),
from the joys of teenagers, to the challenge
of IKEA, the madness of holiday reps and
the insanity of DIY.
Railways Remembered
Freight Trains, introduced by Rob Foxon
Railways were developed to carry coal
& freight traffic, not passengers and in
the days before the juggernaut they did
it very well indeed! Recall the heyday of
heavy freight steam trains and clanking
goods wagons. Ride with a railway
delivery driver and his ‘mechanical
horse’ on the streets of 1950’s Britain.
All captured on rare archive film; much
of it being shown for the first time!
£7.50, £7 concessions
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Grab your girlfriends for a hilariously
funny evening with the Hormonal
Housewives – what they can’t teach
you about modern womanhood isn’t
worth knowing!
£21, £19.50 concessions,
£19 Friends of the Palace
Vampires Rock
Celebrating its 10th year on the road,
Vampires Rock is back with Steve
Steinman as the evil Baron von
Rockula, the owner of the Live and Let
Die club. In his search for a new bride,
he must convince the unsuspecting
Pandora to cross over to the dark side
and live forever in rock’n’roll hell.
A superb cast, alongside a formidable
band, blasts its way through some
great rock anthems, including We Will
Rock You, Bat Out of Hell, Sweet Child
of Mine, Highway to Hell and more!
£21.50, £19.50 concessions
Wednesday 29th May, 1pm & 3.30pm
Milkshake
Starring Milkshake favourites Little Princess and Scruff, Noddy and Tessie Bear,
Roary and Big Chris, Fifi and Bumble and the Bananas in Pyjamas, this musical
spectacular is sure to have children tapping their toes, clapping their hands and
singing at the top of their voices.
Joining this fantastic line up will be two Milkshake presenters, who will take us on a
magical Milkshake adventure! The show features new songs,
classic favourites and funky dance moves, plus plenty of
laughter, bags of audience interaction and bucket
loads of fun for all the family too!
£13, £11 child, £46 family
Box Office - 01636 655 755
Thursday 30th May, 7.30pm
Thursday 6th June, 7.30pm
Age of Aviation
Tubular Bells For Two
A new programme of historic films from
the Aviation Film Archive, this time telling
the history of the Handley Page Aircraft
Company whose HP42 passenger airliner for
Imperial Airways helped to establish Britain’s
link with the Empire and indeed, civil aviation
itself. The full supporting programme includes
footage of behind the scenes maintenance
on Jumbo jets and much more... It’s all
genuine archive film, mostly newly discovered
and being shown for the first time. There’s
nothing digital about this event!
When Mike Oldfield released his 1973
masterpiece, Tubular Bells, it required
more than 30 musicians to perform it.
Now, 40 years on, performed by just
two massively talented musicians, this
thrilling show recreates the album
on stage, in real time in a unique and
compelling theatrical experience.
Tubular Bells for Two burst onto the
international scene at the Sydney Festival
and was the smash-hit show of the 2012
Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Witness this
herculean feat as this album is recreated
with just four hands and four feet.
£7.50, £7 concessions
£20
The Handley Page Story –
introduced by Rob Foxon
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Saturday 1st June, 7.30pm
Saturday 8th June, 2.30pm
Tuesday 11th June, 2.30pm
The Searchers
Celebrating their 50th anniversary and record sales in excess of 40 million, John
McNally, Frank Allen, Spencer James and Scott Ottaway’s remarkable career as
The Searchers continues, having contributed famous songs including Sweets For
My Sweet, Needles and Pins, Don’t Throw Your Love Away and more.
Their special ‘solo’ concert is a highly entertaining show and has been enthusiastically and
warmly received throughout the world. Combined with anecdotes and reminiscences, this
fully self-contained concert includes all their famous hits, plus many album recordings,
B-sides and a selection of other collector and well known favourites.
£20, £19 concessions
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Rumpelstiltskin
We’ll Meet Again
Poor Polly Buckwheat, the Miller’s
daughter, is in a bit of a pickle! If she
doesn’t turn a roomful of straw into
gold by morning, the greedy King will
turn nasty. But should she accept the
kind help of an eccentric dwarf who
mysteriously appears in her prison
cell? Of all the fairytale characters,
Rumpelstiltskin is surely the most mixed
up. Helpful yet demanding; secretive yet
nosy; short yet owning a name as long
as his beard. Not surprisingly, this story
of transformation will make you laugh
and gasp at the same time!
Celebrating its 15th year on the road
in 2013, We’ll Meet Again remains
Britain’s best matinee show. This new
tour brings together a new selection of
classic hits from the much loved team
of Adam Daye, Marilyn Hill Smith, Tony
Leyton and Andy Eastwood. Hosted
by the wonderful Mervyn Francis, We’ll
Meet Again will leave everyone with a
warm, sentimental glow having enjoyed
a fabulous afternoon of nostalgia.
£6.50
£14, £13.50 Friends of the Palace
Friday 14th June, 7.30pm
Wednesday 19th June, 7.30pm
Being Tommy Cooper
Las Vegas, 1954. In a small hotel room the up-and-coming Tommy Cooper
faces the prospect of his first big failure. With the show closing and a warring
relationship with his manager, Tommy finds an offer on the table and a drink
in his hand.
Upbeat Beatles
Steve Howe
50 years on from 1963 when The
Beatles first took the UK by storm,
The Upbeat Beatles are keeping the
excitement alive with their powerhouse
vocals and close harmonies, paying
tribute to the original Fab Four.
No tricks, no backing tracks, just the
best in the business recreating the
raw energy and authentic sound of The
Beatles. The Upbeat Beatles are the
closest you’ll see to the real thing!
From Steve’s early days as a session
guitarist on Keith West’s “Excerpt
from a Teenage Opera” to the heady
heights as a member of Yes, Steve
has held the position of being one of
the most revered guitar players ever.
His signature solos in Yes remain a
benchmark for aspiring rock guitarists
but are just the tip of the iceberg of his
work on variety of stringed and fretted
instruments, across a multitude of
styles. Steve is as at home playing jazz,
country and classical music as he is
playing acoustic or electric rock guitar.
£18.50
£21
Box Office - 01636 655 755
Powerful, provocative, painfully funny
and true, Tom Green’s astonishing
play finds both the brilliance in
Britain’s most famous comic
and explores the pressures
and loneliness of fame. The
man who could make you
laugh just by walking
on to stage comes
vividly alive in this
confrontational new play.
£14, £13 concessions,
£12.50 Friends of the Palace
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Friday 21st June, 7.30pm
Judy & Liza
Richard Digance
Just over five decades after Judy
Garland & Liza Minnelli last performed
together at the London Palladium, the
two legends return to the stage thanks
to this acclaimed production, starring two
highly renowned West End leading ladies.
Featuring sublime live performances of
your favourite hits including “Cabaret”,
“Maybe This Time” and “The Man That
Got Away”, this dazzling production takes
you on an emotional journey through their
glamorous yet often troubled lives. Judy
& Liza is an evening of explosive singing
and razor sharp wit that will leave you
breathless.
This show gives a rare opportunity to see
Richard showcase new songs, thoughts
and poems ahead of his new show at this
year’s Edinburgh Festival. Enjoy a night
with one of Britain’s most evergreen
performers at one of only a few summer
appearances.
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Friday 28th June, 7.30pm
In The Box
With the stars of BBC Radio’s Test Match Special
Following the huge success of Sticky Wicket and Rain Stops Play, the team of
raconteurs from BBC Radio’s Test Match Special are on the road again with
their new show - In The Box.
Ralph Dellor once again hosts this hilarious and memorable evening with
Test Match Special commentators and cricketing legends as they recall their
favourite anecdotes from life In The Box.
Ralph will be joined by BBC cricket correspondent, Jonathan Agnew, England
captain Mike Gatting and New Zealand captain Jeremy Coney.
£16
£20
Wednesday 3rd July, 8pm
Thursday 18th July, 7.30pm
New Youth Theatre
presents Grease
Puccini’s La Bohéme
By Heritage Opera
Danny and Sandy fall for each other
during a carefree summer fling. But when
the school year begins, Danny is torn
between his feelings for good-girl Sandy
and his image with the T-Birds and the
Pink Ladies. Greased Lightnin’, Summer
Nights & You’re The One That I Want are
just some of the songs to be performed
in this fun packed NYT youth production.
La Bohéme, an opera in four acts, was
premiered in Turin in 1896 and has become
possibly the most popular opera of all time.
Four young men, a musician, a
philosopher, a painter and a poet, share
a garret in Paris, scraping a living and
trying to keep warm. Their neighbour,
Mimi, knocks on the door on Christmas
Eve. Her candle has blown out and she
asks Rodolfo for a light so she can
return to her own apartment. At one
touch of her cold little hand, Rodolfo
falls in love with the fragile Mimi.
£21
Box Office - 01636 655 755
Saturday 20th July, 7.30pm
That’ll Be The Day
Prepare yourself for a party as the
legendary That’ll Be The Day, the
nation’s favourite rock ‘n’ roll variety
show, returns by popular demand with a
brand new production for 2013.
This hugely entertaining rock ‘n’ roll
spectacular features a fantastic line up
of knock-out hits from the 1950s, 60s
and 70s, mixed with loads of new zany
comedy routines to produce a show
with a real feel good party atmosphere.
£23.50, £22.50 concessions,
£22 Friends of the Palace
Saturday 27th July, 7.30pm
An Evening Of
Acoustic Blues Guitar
Visiting from the USA for just a few days, don’t
miss this rare opportunity to see two of the
finest exponents of country blues guitar when
John Miller and Ari Eisinger appear at the Palace
Theatre. Miller’s repertoire spans country blues
and jazz standards and includes songs by
George Gershwin and Burt Bacharach, as well
as a few lesser known numbers. Eisinger shifts
effortlessly between east coast ragtime to
Texan country blues with much in between. This
show promises to be a great evening for anyone
who really appreciates great guitar music.
£10 Friends of the Theatre
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Monday 29th July –
Friday 2nd August
10am-4pm, performance
Friday 3-3.30pm
Friday 6th September, 7.30pm. Saturday 7th September.
All day – live music from 2pm
This year the festival will feature more artists
than ever before and promises to once again
bring some of the best in the business to the
town.
New Youth Theatre
Summer Camp
Cram your kids’ holidays with fun at New
Youth Theatre’s summer camp!
They will enjoy hours of fun working
alongside the highly motivated theatre
facilitators, bringing together the best
of song, dance and drama. The week
includes a costumed and staged miniproduction of Charlie and the Chocolate
Factory on the final day and an exciting
theatrical make up workshop available to
all students.
The Newark Blues Festival continues to go from
strength to strength and is now an important
feature of the national Blues calendar.
This year the event will take place around
Newark at local pubs, clubs and outside venues,
with the focus being on The Palace Theatre.
There will be a concert at The Palace to kick off
the weekend on Friday 6th September followed
by a full day of workshops and concerts on
Saturday 7th.
There will be a chance for young musicians
to learn some licks and tricks from the pros
in workshops for acoustic and electric guitar,
bass, drums, saxophone, trumpet, singing and
harmonica on Saturday morning. Followed by
a continuous programme of bands and solo
performers from midday ‘til late.
Tickets will be available through The Palace
box office and online. For the latest updates
and announcements about the festival and
line up like Newark Blues Festival on Facebook,
visit www.newarkblues.co.uk or contact
The Palace now to make sure that you’re
on the mailing list and ready to receive the
latest news and details of the programme.
£80, £75 Palace Pals
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Tuesday 17th September, 7.30pm
Friday 20th September, 7.30pm
Betrayal
by Harold Pinter
Emma is married to Robert,
a publisher. But for seven
years, she has been having an
affair with Jerry, a literary agent
and Robert’s best friend. Betrayal begins after the end of
the affair, and pursues an intricate,
gripping journey back to its very
beginning. In a brilliant device, time is
turned upside down as the play charts
significant events in reverse. A ruthless exploration of the complexity
of the human heart, Betrayal is Pinter’s
most accessible work, enthralling and
provocatively layered. The Rat Pack
£14, £12 concessions, £11 Friends of the Palace
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Celebrating the show’s 15th year, David Alacey, Des Coleman and Paul Drakeley
are joined by special guest, Kenny Lynch, to amaze audiences with their
recreation of the timeless music of Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis
Jnr. This fantastic tribute to some of music’s greats includes all the hits – My
Way, Mr Bojangles, New York New York, Amore, Come Fly With Me and more – to
bring the excitement and glamour of the Las Vegas heyday back to life.
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Wednesday 25th September, 7.30pm
Saturday 28th September, 7.30pm
French Can-Can
Following in the footsteps of
the world famous Moulin
Rouge, French Can Can is
a stage spectacular that
celebrates the elegance
of Paris and the high
kicking glamour of the
city’s most famous
dance routine...
The Can Can!
Kate Rusby
Of all the stars of folk music, few shine as brightly as Kate Rusby. Her soulful
vocals give her that rare ability to take audiences on a journey through music.
Having just celebrated twenty years in the music industry, Kate is back in 2013
with a tour that will treat fans to the biggest hits from her back catalogue from
the past two decades.
£21, £16 child
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French Can Can recreates
the bohemian world of
Toulouse-Lautrec as the
perfect backdrop for this
lavish musical adventure.
An international cast of
beautiful dancers perform
the breathtaking traditional
choreography and dazzling new
dance routines created especially
for this production. In true
French burlesque tradition the
performance delivers style, energy
and that certain je ne sais quoi!
£19.50, £19 concessions,
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imply wicked, simply
wonderful, simply
must be seen! And
there’s seven other reasons why
Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs
is the pantomime to dwarf all
others! Huge helpings of laughter
with a generous serving of
traditional pantomime audience
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participation, mixed with stunning
scenery, spectacular costumes,
a dashing prince and the fairest
Snow White of all. Add in seven
dwarfs full of mischief and
merriment, sprinkle with lots of
Woodland Fairy magic dust and
then sit back and enjoy for just
over two hours.
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the fairest
panto of
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what’s on OCTOBER – NOVEMBER 2013
Coming soon...19th October
Become a Friend of the Palace
Less than one third of the cost of a ticket actually comes to the Palace,
so our Friends network is crucial in helping us to keep the theatre
running and ensuring we can continue to deliver excellent live performing
arts for the Newark community.
For just £10 a year, you can be a member of the Friends
and receive the following benefits:
Ardal O’Hanlon
Coming soon...21st November
• Ticket discounts on performances
• Early notification and priority booking for forthcoming shows
• Chances to meet artistes
• Invites to first nights and special Friends-only events
• Backstage tours
• No credit card or postage charges
2013 marks the 15th year of the Friends of the Palace. To encourage
our Friends to bring their friends to the theatre, we have launched the
Social Scene, which runs from 2pm-4pm on the last Wednesday of every
month. The Social Scene will be a great opportunity to meet new people,
indulge in some delicious tea and cakes and enjoy a different guest
speaker or activity every month. The cost will be £3 for Friends or £5 for
non-Friends, though anyone signing up as a Friend on the day will have
the £2 discount refunded to them.
For further information on the Social Scene, or the Friends of
the Palace in general, please write to the Friends Co-Ordinator,
c/o the theatre.
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Palace Pals
In conjunction with the well
established Friends of the
Palace, we are creating a new
scheme for children up to 14
called the Palace Pals. The
scheme will include access to
workshops and special exclusive
events as well as many other
great opportunities.
Further details about
the Palace Pals will be
available very soon but
please express your
interest now by emailing
[email protected]
The Magic of the Theatre
Brought to you in a box
Make your night special with a bespoke theatre
box package – ask a member of our box office
team for more details.
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get involved
Sponsorship opportunities
The Palace Theatre has a range of opportunities for businesses aiming to engage with an extensive audience in an innovative way.
Sponsoring the theatre is a great way of supporting the local community and it helps us keep the very best in entertainment available on your
doorstep. The theatre can offer sponsorship of specific productions, the brand new season sponsorship (seen for the first time with this season)
or general sponsorship of the Palace as a whole, as our Principal Sponsor.
Principal Sponsors Tallents Solicitors say:
“Tallents Solicitors are delighted to be working in partnership with the Palace Theatre. Two old, established Newark names, serving
the community together.”
We are also very grateful to the following businesses for supporting the Palace Theatre, Newark:
To discuss our exciting range of sponsorship opportunities, contact the theatre on 01636 655750 or email: [email protected].
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MEETING SPACES
Meeting and Conference Space
If you’d like to add a touch of theatrical charm to your
meeting, the Palace Theatre has three unique spaces
available: the elegant Byron Room, the theatre bar
and our 602 seat auditorium. We cater for workshops,
conferences, lectures, parties and exclusive events.
If you’re looking to make it an occasion to remember, we can
create an exclusive package that includes box hire, champagne,
canapés and drinks.
New workshop
spaces are
available to
drama groups,
dance groups and
local bands for
rehearsals, either
on a one-off or
longer-term basis.
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For further details ring us on 01636 655750, or email: [email protected]
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how to find us
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No experience is necessary
to become one – all you
need is a helpful, friendly
approach to customers and
a few hours to spare at
mutually convenient times.
Simply pick up an application
form from the theatre,
or call the box office on
01636 655755.
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Our volunteers play an
invaluable role in the life of the
theatre, assisting with front of
house duties such as ushering
and selling programmes.
Whenever there’s a
performance the volunteers
help to make the experience
of coming to the theatre even
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seating/access
Seating Plan
Circle seats 1-15
Row A-J
Access Information
Circle seats 16-30
Row K-R
Row K-R
Rear stalls
seats 1-12
Rear stalls
seats 13-24
Row A-H
Row A-H
Front stalls
seats 1-23
Front stalls
seats 1-23
Stage
Box Office Opening Hours
The Box Office is open from 10-4
Tuesday – Friday and from 10-2
Saturday. Additionally, the Box Office
opens one hour before the start of any
performance. Closed on Bank Holidays.
Tickets can be booked in person
or by phone during normal opening
hours, or online by visiting
www.palacenewark.com. Alternatively,
email [email protected] or write to the
box office stating your requirements.
Box Office - 01636 655 755
Tickets can be reserved for up to 7
days. Please note that credit card
payments, postage and online bookings
may be subject to fees.
Concessions, where available, may
apply to children, senior citizens,
students, families, disabled people,
registered unemployed, Friends of the
Palace and groups. Not all discounts
apply to all shows. Babies under 12
months are free but must hold a valid
ticket. Please see further terms and
conditions on the back of your tickets.
Please note that a handling
fee now applies to all tickets:
Less than one third of ticket revenue
comes to the theatre. In order to continue
providing entertainment in Newark, we
must cover our ticketing costs. The prices
in this brochure include a handling fee, as
well as the face value of each ticket.
Ramped access from street level and
a lift allows for complete access to the
foyer, downstairs bar and disabled toilet
(situated in the corridor between the
bar and auditorium). A further lift allows
access to the Byron Room and first floor.
Please note that this lift does not allow
for complete access to the circle, and
there are no toilet facilities on this level.
The Stalls Auditorium includes four
wheelchair spaces with adjacent
companion seat and several seats
suitable for those with mobility
difficulty. When booking your tickets,
please discuss your requirements with
the Box Office.
The Auditorium is fitted with an
infra-red induction loop for the benefit
of patrons with hearing difficulties;
please ask at the Box Office for further
details. We welcome both seeing
and hearing guide dogs and water is
provided on request. Please inform our
Box Office staff when booking.
The handling fee subsequently comes
directly to the theatre as intended. Thank
you for your continued support.
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what’s on APRIL – SEPTEMBER 2013
Vampires Rock
Rumpelstiltskin
Why not cut me out and keep me next to your calendar?
In The Box
April
June
Tue 30 Shaolin Warriors
Sat 1 The Searchers
Wed 3 Thu 6 Tubular Bells For Two
Grease
Tue 17 Betrayal
The Rat Pack
May
July
The Rat Pack
September
New Youth Theatre Presents:
Fri 6 - Sat 7 Newark Blues Festival
Sat 8 Rumpelstiltskin
Thu 18 Puccini’s La Bohéme
Fri 20 Sat 4 A Vision of Elvis
Tue 11 We’ll Meet Again
Sat 20 That’ll Be The Day
Wed 25 Kate Rusby
Wed 8 Brass Monkey
Fri 14 Upbeat Beatles
Sat 27 An Evening of Acoustic Blues Guitar
Sat 28 Thu 16 Railways Remembered
Wed 19 Steve Howe
Mon 29 - Fri 2 New Youth Theatre
Sat 18 Hormonal Housewives
Thu 20 Being Tommy Cooper
Wed 22 Vampires Rock
Fri 21 Judy & Liza
Wed 29 Milkshake!
Thu 27 Richard Digance
Thu 30 Fri 28 In The Box
Age of Aviation
French Can-Can
Summer Camp
Book Online - www.palacenewark.com Box Office - 01636 655 755

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