14-21 march 2015 - The Crescent Theatre

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JANUARY - MAY 2015
by
KEN KESEY DALE WASSERMAN
Adapted for the stage by
14-21 MARCH 2015
MAIN HOUSE
£8 MATINÉE Sun 15 / AFTER DARK Fri 20
plus Taking Sides / The Deep Blue Sea / The Tempest / Alice / Bouncers & Shakers / The Long Road ...and more!
closer to the performance
25
2 MARCH
9 FEBRUARY 2015
CRESCENT UNPLUGGED WINTER 2015
A fun evening featuring acoustic music of all types and styles including folk, pop,
jazz, rock ‘n’ roll, soul and even light classical. £FREE! with collection.
Outrageous, outstanding and out of their
depth, sketch duo DIRTY WHITE BOYS
have teamed up to present a preview of their
debut show. This quirky pair has a history of
making people chuckle and has now teamed
up – so make sure to catch this incredibly odd
couple while you can! £6
16 FEBRUARY
23 MARCH
MR APOLLO ACOUSTIC
ABI MOORE
MR APOLLO have played together for
over 25 years in bands including Little
Red Schoolhouse and Druidspear, and
combine Blues, Rock, Folk and Country
influences. With self-effacing humour, a
selection of classic – and often unlikely –
covers, and cleverly crafted original material,
toe-tapping is mandatory! £5.50
Singer/songwriter ABI MOORE celebrates
the best of the great 70s songwriters, with
music by Joni Michell, Carole King, Bob
Dylan, Simon & Garfunkel and many others.
Abi will also introduce songs from her three
critically-acclaimed albums. Intimate live
music and warm anecdotes by this engaging
and charismatic performer. £6
Image courtesy of www.rchlwilliams.co.uk
DIRTY WHITE BOYS vs.
PLANET EARTH
T AKING S IDES
by
RONALD HARWOOD
The play imagines the de-Nazification interviews that took place
between the famous, cultured, gentlemanly Furtwangler and his uncouth,
aggressive American officer interrogator.
STUDIO £11 (£10) / £6 MATINÉE Sun 18 / AFTER DARK Fri 23
31 JANUARY - 7 FEBRUARY
THE
DEEP BLUE SEA
by
TERENCE RATTIGAN
Hester Collyer, having left her highly respectable husband for a raffish
young pilot, has tried to commit suicide when his affection for her cools.
The play ends with her choosing life after the support of a doctor, struck
off after his own, hinted, homosexual affair...
By arrangement with Samuel French Ltd.
17 - 24 JANUARY 2015
28 FEBRUARY 14 MARCH
Excludes Mon 2, Sun 8 & Mon 9 March
THE
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
25 - 28 MARCH
The Crescent Youth Theatre presents
by
LAURA WADE
Twelve year old Alice suffers a terrible sense of loss when her
older brother is run down by a car and killed. This re-interpretation
of Lewis Carroll’s classic book follows Alice into her own
wonderland where Carroll’s characters help steer her toward
recovery. A fascinating evening for those who love the book and
possibly, an eye opener for those who don’t. It promises to show
the Crescent Youth Theatre at their very best.
STUDIO £11 (£10)
crescent-theatre.co.uk
by
When the usurped Duke of Milan and
his daughter, Miranda, are cast out to
sea to face certain death, the jealous
instigator of this plot little reckons
on the fate that awaits him. This tale
of revenge and reconciliation, love
and hate, comedy and near tragedy,
captures its audience as well as the
characters on stage with the magic
and wonder of Prospero’s island
and some of Shakespeare’s most
beautiful verse.
11 - 18 APRIL
Two one act plays devoted to those women and men
who work in clubs up and down the country. Share their
lives, aspirations, disappointments and ability to brush
themselves down and start again.
Rich in the most toe-curlingly funny observation with the
cast taking on a host of different roles at the click of a finger,
both plays veer from side-splittingly funny to where’s my
hanky? weepy. A must for all lovers of life.
By arrangement with Josef Weinberger Ltd
A DOUBLE-BILL OF ONE ACT PLAYS BY JOHN GODBER
9 - 16 MAY
SHELAGH STEPHENSON
A chip shop in London. A girl asks a boy for a pound. He
refuses. High on drugs, she stabs him to death. For his
family the need for revenge corrodes. When his mother
decides that the only way to halt this destructive spiral of
hate is to meet the girl face-to-face she little realises that
their initial disastrous meetings can lead to understanding
and conciliation. A brilliant, thought-provoking play to move
and inspire.
by
visiting companies
See PERFORMANCE DIARY on back page for dates and times
2-4 JAN 2015 IMPULSE PRODUCTIONS
17 JAN PAULINE QUIRKE ACADEMY
THE AUDITION by Don Zolidis
A new teacher is bringing a production of A Chorus
Line to school. Though the hopefuls range from shy
to outrageous, and from diva-like to determined,
everyone has a chance to step into the spotlight. A
hilarious and heart-breaking look at the madness of
auditioning and the actors who brave the process.
Based on Puccini’s La Boheme, the iconic
Broadway musical follows a group of friends in
New York’s East Village through their own individual
hardships and struggles over the course of 525,600
minutes a year in their life. Impulse Productions bring
together a host of local professional talent for this
charity production which is guaranteed to both excite
and move you – and definitely leave you wanting
more. This performance contains adult themes
of a sexual nature, some strong language and
upsetting themes.
MAIN HOUSE £16
6-10 JAN STAGE2 [SOLD OUT 7-10 JAN]
PRIVATE PEACEFUL
by Michael Morpurgo, adapted by Simon Reade
1916. Private Tommo Peaceful sits alone in a trench
in Ypres. He remembers his childhood and thinks of
the words that persuaded him to go to war – “Your
King needs you. Your country needs you. And all the
brave lads out in France need you too.” He reflects
on the cycles of attacks and defeats, retreats and
Big Pushes that Tommo and Charlie endure with
their school mates Pete, Nipper, Les and Jimmy. He
thinks of his worried friends and family back home as
he contemplates his whole life.
MAIN HOUSE £8.50
23-24 JAN COMPANY THEATRE SCHOOL &
JAYNE SEYMOUR SCHOOL OF DANCE
PETER PAN THE
PANTO
Join Peter, Wendy and the Lost Boys as they take
on the villainous Captain Hook and his band of
pirates. Enter our fairy-tale world that will captivate
both young and the young at heart. Fly away on a
magical adventure to Neverland, full of wonderful
songs, singing, spectacular dance numbers – and a
little sprinkle of special Christmas fairy dust.
MAIN HOUSE £12 (£9)
31 JAN INTO THE LIGHT MEDIUMSHIP
THE THREE PSYCHIC
MEDIUMS – UK TOUR
“The horrors of war and the joyfulness of life are
bound up together in this magnificent show.”
The Scotsman
Bob Curry
Jacky Ellis
Michelle Emery
PRIVATE PEACEFUL will prove to be a poignant
memorial following the centenary anniversary of the
First World War. Stage2 will bring this story vividly
to life with war poetry interspersing the action,
communicating the real thoughts and feelings of
the people who lived through this time. It will raise
questions of what people remember, how people
remember and why people remember.
An evening of spiritual contact from the spirit world
through three highly professional mediums. Bob
Curry, the author of The Psychic Soldier top rated
on Amazon books, Jacky Ellis; a brilliant medium
who will give you evidence from the spirit world and
Michelle Emery who communicates quickly with
spirit and gives in-depth evidence of survival.
STUDIO £10.50
MAIN HOUSE £23
6+7 FEB TOUCHSTONE MEDIA LTD
11 - 14 FEB BIRMINGHAM SCHOOL OF ACTING
COLIN FRY –
6IXTH SENSE
ANNIVERSARY
TOUR
THE SPECKLED PEOPLE
Being one of the World’s most recognised Spiritualist Mediums
and Healers, Colin’s TV series 6IXTH SENSE has now been
broadcast worldwide for numerous years making his public
performances an international demand. This year’s tour will
once again see Colin Fry bring his own unique form of comfort
and upliftment to ordinary people living ordinary lives, proving
once again he is very much the People’s Medium.
Based on Hugo Hamilton’s best-selling memoir, the play tells
the story of a boy trapped in the language war between the
Irish of his Nationalist father, the German of his immigrant
mother and the English outside in the streets of 1950s Dublin.
A gripping, poignant and often hilarious drama unfolds as the
boy struggles with what it means to be ‘speckled’ – half Irish
and half German.
Evenings of Mediumship are not scientifically proven and
are presented for education and entertainment purposes.
STUDIO £8 (£5.50) / £3 STUDENTS
MAIN HOUSE £19.50
by Hugo Hamilton
THE SUGAR WIFE
by Elizabeth Kuti
THE FAITH MACHINE
by Alexi Kaye Campbell
Travelling from America to Britain to a remote Greek island,
this epic new play explores the relationship between faith and
capitalism and asks fundamental questions about the true
meaning of love. A sharp, funny, wise and wonderful play.
Set amongst Dublin’s Quaker community in 1850, THE SUGAR
WIFE offers an engrossing examination of sexual politics and
political morality. Hannah Tewkley is torn between her work
with the city’s poor and her husband’s prospering business. A
well-intentioned visit from an English philanthropist and a freed
slave, both scarred by the horrors of America’s Deep South,
challenges the Tewkleys to maintain their lofty ideals.
Contains themes of an adult nature, smoking, nudity and
strong language. Not suitable for under 14.
Contains themes of an adult nature, partial nudity, strong
language, smoking and strobe effects. Not suitable for
under 14.
MAIN HOUSE £8 (£5.50) / £3 STUDENTS
STUDIO £8 (£5.50) / £3 STUDENTS
BOX OFFICE 0121 643 5858
THIS HAPPY BREED
by Noël Coward
26-28 FEB BIRMINGHAM CONSERVATOIRE
26th - 28th February 2015
Ava’s Wedding
Issue 1 £15 (£12/£5)
LIES!
how can I tell her?
An English Tragedy
Divorce Dilemmas
knowing when to call time
on your marriage
Shame!
how can I tell our daughter we’re
broke?
loving or living?
when work threatens
relationships
THIS HAPPY BREED is one of Noël Coward’s rare depictions
of the suburban London Life from which he came. Set between
WWI and WWII, the play follows the lives of the Gibbons family.
With its mix of politics and melodrama, it is a quintessential
British drama and a classic of mid-20th century writing.
AVA’S WEDDING – AN ENGLISH TRAGEDY is a
brand new opera telling an original story by Birminghambased team Michael Wolters (composer) and Alexandra
Taylor (writer). With music that borrows from five centuries of
Englishness
and a libretto that pays homageDIET
to soap
opera,
DRAMA
NEW
OPERA!
are your dishes halal or haraam?
music
by Michael
Woltersshowcases the Vocal and
this
world
première
Instrumental
MARRIED
TO THE
Departments at the prestigious Birmingham
Conservatoire.
The action follows ten intertwined stories, each basedJOB?
on a
when work takes over
misunderstanding or secret. If everyone told the truth, their
problems
would
I MISSED
MYdisappear. But they’re English so nobody
speaks
up and
NIECE’S
BIGthe problems escalate, culminating in a bevy of
break
suicides and murders. What drives people
carer’sfallouts,
story
DAYaups,
@AvasWedding
to harbour terrible secrets, give up on their dreams and even
turn to murder?
MAIN HOUSE £8 (£5.50) / £3 STUDENTS
MAIN HOUSE £16 (£13) / £5.50 STUDENTS
www.facebook.com/avaswedding
1 MAR THE FINISHING TOUCH COMPANY
“…AND THIS IS MY FRIEND
MR LAUREL”
A biographical one-man play about the life of film comedian
Stan Laurel. A humorous and touching look at one of the
great cinematic partnerships of the last century. Starring
JEFFREY HOLLAND (Spike from the BBC’s Hi-De-Hi), the
play is set in the bedroom of a sick Oliver Hardy and takes
place during Laurel’s visit to the dying man, recounting their
past success as the comedy double act Laurel and Hardy.
6+7 MAR HOLDSWORTH LAW SOCIETY
29 MAR ANDREW DEE
A DEMONSTRATION OF
CLAIRVOYANCE
THE BLACK OR WHITE TOUR
If everything in life is black or white,
why do we allow the grey to creep in
and confuse us?
Spirit Medium ANDREW DEE
guides you through some of life’s
mysteries with help from your loved
ones in the spirit world.
This appearance follows his sell-out Spiritual Awakenings
Tour last year which marked him out as one the country’s
finest mediums. His no-nonsense, back-to-basics style of
mediumship will be on display for your delight as he aims to lift
the lid on any questions you may have about this life and the
hereafter, as well as the joy that awaits us all.
STUDIO £15 (£13)
31 MAR - 4 APR WORCESTER ON STAGE
A chilling tale of hysteria, superstition and malice, Arthur
Miller compellingly portrays the horror of the 1692 Witch
Trials where the small community of Salem was stirred into
a violent cycle of mindless persecution and terror.
27+28 MAR ASTON PERFORMING ARTS ACADEMY
#INSPIRINGBRUM
APAA showcase songs from their extensive repertoire in a
vibrant show to uplift, encourage and inspire.
The show takes a journey through the world of music and
performing arts, addressing issues that young people in
Birmingham face daily, linking Gospel, Soul, Jazz, R&B, Funk
and Pop – and featuring surprises, giveaways and tributes to
inspirational artists that have paved the way.
With performances from APAA JuniorZ, Academy Choir and
the notorious Elements of Song, backed by APAA’s live band
Elements of Sound, and special guest artists, it promises to
be a great family night.
For the first time in the UK, enjoy this smash hit Broadway
spectacular!
MAIN HOUSE £9.50 (£7.50) / £28 FAMILY TICKET
MAIN HOUSE £17 (£14) / £5.00 STUDENTS AND U12
BOX OFFICE 0121 643 5858
5 APR
THE DANSETTE DAYS
Come back with us to the Dansette Days of the ‘50s and
‘60s when life was fun and music was fab. Hear great hits
like Halfway to Paradise, I Will, Son of a Preacher Man, the
Middle of Nowhere, Rubber Ball, More Than I Can Say and
Don’t Treat me Like a Child from tribute acts including Steve
Conway as Bobby Vee, Liza Starlight as Helen Shapiro, Vicki
Lambert as Dusty Springfield and Rob Dee as Billy Fury.
MAIN HOUSE £13.50 ADVANCE / £14.50 ON THE DOOR
9 APR LINDER PRODUCTIONS
NO REGRETS
The Life Story & Songs
of Edith Piaf
A salute to the iconic French singer EDITH PIAF, this ‘bioshow’ is a fascinating journey through the life of a legend who
is still idolised the world over 50 years after her death.
Critically acclaimed international entertainer Sally Jones
performs Piaf’s classics with emotion and sincerity and in a
perfect French accent.
“A stunning performance – mesmerising from start to finish.”
MAIN HOUSE £16 (£13) / £11 STUDENTS
11 APRIL
HEY BEATLES
Hey Beatles are the UK’s premier Beatles
tribute band. Performing since 2008 they
have built a reputation for the energy
and authenticity of their performances,
capturing the feel and atmosphere of the
Beatles live theatre shows from 1962-66.
Expect to enjoy all your favourite
Beatles singles and hits from this
era, including She Loves You, Love
Me Do and Ticket to Ride... Also
throughout this tour the group have
been performing an anniversary set
of tunes from the hit Beatles movie
A Hard Day’s Night.
A night not to be missed, taking you
back to 9th December 1965, the
last time the Fab Four came to
Birmingham!
MAIN HOUSE £16
15-18 APR STAGE2
23+24 APR NEWMAN UNIVERSITY 2ND YEAR DRAMA
Shakespeare’s HAMLET is probably the most famous play in
the world and over its 400-year history has been interpreted in
thousands of different ways on stage and screen. Stage2 has
a long established history of presenting award-winning 5 star
Shakespeares that are clear and accessible to all ages and
all levels of experience. As usual we have plenty of twists and
concepts to provoke discussion and debate…
In 1969 student Jan Palach set fire to himself in Wenceslas
Square, Prague in protest at both the Soviet invasion and the
indifference of the Czech people. This neglected experimental
work shines a torch on Palach’s desperate and heroic final act,
ensuring his sacrifice continues to illuminate the world.
“If this production had found itself at Stratford rather than the
Crescent Theatre it would not have looked out of place.”
Behind the Arras on Stage 2’s The Tempest, 2013
Hamlet and his beloved father were inseparable – the teenage
Prince was schooled to rule in tandem, then take over when
ready. Gertrude was excluded from their plans and pacts.
(She began to look elsewhere…) Laertes was taught discipline
and leadership by his ambitious father Polonius, with a clear
path to the highest ranks of the military. Ophelia, vulnerable
and motherless, is of little interest to their father (until finally
she becomes useful…).
Claudius’ daughters Rosencrantz and Guildenstern were
brought up with Hamlet but their relationship deteriorates badly.
Rosencrantz is given the ultimate opportunity to take revenge,
There may also be, or not be, other bits you recognise…
Please note this play will run at approx 3 hours including
interval.
MAIN HOUSE £10.50
23-25 APR MIDLAND THEATRE BALLET
SNOW WHITE
The Grimm Fairy Tale gets the classical ballet treatment!
With magical sets, beautiful costumes and original
choreography, Midland Theatre Ballet tell the tale of a how
a wicked Queen, jealous of Snow White’s beauty, uses her
evil magic to get rid of her innocent step daughter. Featuring
all the original characters and a few extra surprises, this is a
performance to captivate an audience of all ages.
MAIN HOUSE £17 / £14 U12
STUDIO £8 (£5)
25 APR BROKEN GLASS THEATRE COMPANY
GLASS MOUNTAIN
An original fairytale with music and puppetry, GLASS
MOUNTAIN follows the fortunes of Little Hans, the boy who
knows no fear, as he travels in search of his truelove Lind,
who is on her own journey. Turning the rules of the fairytale
universe on its head, this is an encounter which will delight
young and old alike. www.brokenglassplay.co.uk.
‘A truly imaginative, well-constructed fairytale.”
”
Everything Theatre
STUDIO £12 (£10)
26 APR FRONT2BACK PRODUCTIONS LTD
THE CLIFF RICHARD
SONGBOOK
Without even trying, singer/songwriter SIMON GOODALL
has vocals that are, both in style and texture, so naturally
comparable to those of Cliff Richard, that even the great man
has referred to the similarity as “uncanny”.
STUDIO £17.50
BOX OFFICE 0121 643 5858
29 APR - 2 MAY TINKERS FARM
12-16 MAY BOURNVILLE MUSICAL THEATRE COMPANY
An all new production of Gilbert & Sullivan’s masterpiece, this
modern interpretation retains all the wonderful Sullivan music
and classic Gilbertian wit, and adds into the mix an innovative
production to keep the opera fresh. Led from the front by a
youthful principal line-up, backed by the renowned TFO Chorus.
MAIN HOUSE £13-£15 (£13) / £7.50 CHILD U16
29 APR LEO TURNER
AN EVENING OF MUSIC
FOR TWO GUITARS
Frances Griffin and Leo Turner make a welcome return to
the Crescent and will perform a varied and diverse programme
including Spanish and Latin favourites and music from the
Baroque and Classical periods.
STUDIO £10 (£7.50)
5-9 MAY THE ARCADIANS
Based on William Shakespeare’s much loved play The Taming
of the Shrew, legendary composer Cole Porter’s KISS ME
KATE follows the antics of a travelling theatre company,
cleverly blending elements from the play with delightful musical
numbers that are resplendent with Porter’s witty lyrics and
catchy tunes.
Throughout the show we are treated to a host of wonderful
numbers including Another Op’nin, Another Show and Too
Darn Hot, as the main characters battle both onstage and
off, finally reconciling in the finale. It’s a show that brilliantly
showcases Porter’s genius at marrying show-stopping
melodies with lyrics that make you laugh and cry – sometimes
in the same number!
MAIN HOUSE £14-£16 (£13)
THE CRESCENT THEATRE
Sheepcote Street, Brindleyplace, Birmingham, B16 8AE
BOX OFFICE
0121 643 5858
Mon-Sat 10.00am - 8.00pm. Sun + Bank Holidays Box
Office opens one hour prior to the performance to personal
callers. Bookings can be made online...
This family-friendly feelgood show tells the hilarious story of
disco diva Deloris Van Cartier who unintentionally witnesses
a crime and has to be placed in protective custody as a nun
in a covent. Based on the smash hit movie of the same name.
MAIN HOUSE £13-£16 (£13)
www.crescent-theatre.co.uk
In Person Box Office opens 10.00am - 8.00pm Mon-Sat.
CAR PARK
Obtain your ticket from the car park and get it validated in the
theatre – £4.80 for up to 6 hours.
performance diary
JA N UA R Y 2 0 1 5
Fri 2 Impulse Productions RENT
Sat 3 Impulse Productions RENT
Sun 4 Impulse Productions RENT
Tue 6 Stage2 PRIVATE PEACEFUL
Wed 7 Stage2 PRIVATE PEACEFUL [Sold Out]
Thu 8 Stage2 PRIVATE PEACEFUL [Sold Out]
Fri 9 Stage2 PRIVATE PEACEFUL [Sold Out]
Sat 10 Stage2 PRIVATE PEACEFUL [Sold Out]
Sat 17 Pauline Quirke Academy THE AUDITION
TAKING SIDES
Sun 18 TAKING SIDES [£6 Matinée]
CRESCENT CINEMA FROZEN SING-A-LONG!
Tue 20 TAKING SIDES
Wed 21 TAKING SIDES
Thu 22 TAKING SIDES
Fri 23 Company Theatre School PETER PAN THE PANTO
TAKING SIDES [After Dark]
Sat 24 Company Theatre School PETER PAN THE PANTO
TAKING SIDES
Sat 31 Into The Light THREE PSYCHIC MEDIUMS UK TOUR
THE DEEP BLUE SEA
F E B R UA R Y
Sun 1 THE DEEP BLUE SEA [£6 Matinée]
Tue 3 THE DEEP BLUE SEA
Wed 4 THE DEEP BLUE SEA
Thu 5 THE DEEP BLUE SEA
Fri 6 Colin Fry 6IXTH SENSE
THE DEEP BLUE SEA [After Dark]
Sat 7 Colin Fry 6IXTH SENSE
THE DEEP BLUE SEA
Mon 9 CRESCENT MONDAYS Crescent Unplugged
Wed 11 BSA THE FAITH MACHINE
BSA THE SPECKLED PEOPLE
Thu 12 BSA THE SPECKLED PEOPLE
BSA THE FAITH MACHINE
Fri 13 BSA THE FAITH MACHINE
Sat 14 BSA THE FAITH MACHINE
Mon 16 CRESCENT MONDAYS Mr Apollo
Wed 18 BSA THIS HAPPY BREED
BSA THE SUGAR WIFE
Thu 19 BSA THE SUGAR WIFE
BSA THIS HAPPY BREED
Fri 20 BSA THIS HAPPY BREED
BSA THE SUGAR WIFE
Sat 21 BSA THIS HAPPY BREED
BSA THE SUGAR WIFE
Thu 26 Birmingham Conservatoire AVA’S WEDDING
Fri 27 Birmingham Conservatoire AVA’S WEDDING
Sat 28 Birmingham Conservatoire AVA’S WEDDING
THE TEMPEST
MARCH
Sun 1 THE TEMPEST [£6 Matinée]
Finishing Touch “...AND THIS IS MY FRIEND MR LAUREL”
Mon 2 CRESCENT MONDAYS Dirty White Boys
Tue 3 THE TEMPEST
Wed 4 THE TEMPEST
Thu 5 THE TEMPEST
Fri 6 Handsworth Law Society THE CRUCIBLE
THE TEMPEST
Sat 7 Handsworth Law Society THE CRUCIBLE
THE TEMPEST
Tue 10 THE TEMPEST
Wed 11 THE TEMPEST
Thu 12 THE TEMPEST
Fri 13 THE TEMPEST [After Dark]
Sat 14 THE TEMPEST
ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO’S NEST
Sun 15 ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO’S NEST [£8 Matinée]
Tue 17 ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO’S NEST
Wed 18 ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO’S NEST
Thu 19 ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO’S NEST
Fri 20 ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO’S NEST [After Dark]
Sat 21 ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO’S NEST
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CRESCENT MONDAYS Abi Moore
Crescent Youth Theatre ALICE
APAA #INSPIRINGBRUM
Sat 28 APAA #INSPIRINGBRUM
Sun 29 Andrew Dee THE BLACK OR WHITE TOUR
Tue 31 Worcester On Stage THE ADDAMS FAMILY MUSICAL
APRIL
Wed 1 Worcester On Stage THE ADDAMS FAMILY MUSICAL
Thu 2 Worcester On Stage THE ADDAMS FAMILY MUSICAL
Fri 3 Worcester On Stage THE ADDAMS FAMILY MUSICAL
Sat 4 Worcester On Stage THE ADDAMS FAMILY MUSICAL
Sun 5 THE DANSETTE DAYS
Thu 9 Linder Productions EDITH PIAF STORY AND SONGS
Sat 11 BOUNCERS and SHAKERS
HEY BEATLES
Sun 12 BOUNCERS and SHAKERS [£6 Matinée]
Tue 14 BOUNCERS and SHAKERS
Wed 15 Stage2 HAMLET
BOUNCERS and SHAKERS
Thu 16 Stage2 HAMLET
BOUNCERS and SHAKERS
Fri 17 Stage2 HAMLET
BOUNCERS and SHAKERS [After Dark]
Sat 18 BOUNCERS and SHAKERS
Stage2 HAMLET
Thu 23 Midland Theatre Ballet SNOW WHITE
Newman University PALACH
Fri 24 Midland Theatre Ballet SNOW WHITE
Newman University PALACH
Sat 25 Midland Theatre Ballet SNOW WHITE
Broken Glass GLASS MOUNTAIN
Sun 26 Front2Back THE CLIFF RICHARD SONGBOOK
Wed 29 Tinkers Farm THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE
Leo Turner MUSIC FOR TWO GUITARS
Thu 30 Tinkers Farm THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE
M AY
Fri 1 Tinkers Farm THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE
Sat 2 Tinkers Farm THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE
Tue 5 The Arcadians SISTER ACT
Wed 6 The Arcadians SISTER ACT
Thu 7 The Arcadians SISTER ACT
Fri 8 The Arcadians SISTER ACT
Sat 9 The Arcadians SISTER ACT
THE LONG ROAD
Sun 10 THE LONG ROAD [£6 Matinée]
Tue 12 Bournville MTC KISS ME KATE
THE LONG ROAD
Wed 13 Bournville MTC KISS ME KATE
THE LONG ROAD
Thu 14 Bournville MTC KISS ME KATE
THE LONG ROAD
Fri 15 Bournville MTC KISS ME KATE
THE LONG ROAD [After Dark]
Sat 16 Bournville MTC KISS ME KATE
THE LONG ROAD
8.00
7.15
7.15
7.00
7.15
7.00
2.15+7.15
7.45
7.00
B
S
S
M
S
M
S
S
M
7.00
7.00
7.00
2.00+7.00
7.30
7.30
7.45
8.00
2.45
7.45
7.30
7.45
7.30
7.45
7.30
7.45
2.45+7.45
7.30
7.30
7.30
7.30
7.30
2.00+7.30
7.30
7.30
7.30
7.30
7.30
M
M
M
M
M
M
S
M
S
S
M
S
M
S
M
S
S
M
M
S
M
S
M
S
S
M
S
M
7.30
2.30+7.30
7.30
7.30
7.30
7.30
2.30+7.30
7.45
2.45
7.30
7.45
7.30
7.45
7.30
7.45
7.30
7.45
2.30+7.30
2.45+7.45
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
S
S
M
S
M
S
M
S
M
S
M
S
Sing-a-long!
18 JANUARY 2015
10.30AM & 3PM
ADULTS £6.50 / CHILDREN £4.50
M Main House S Studio B Bar
book online www.crescent-theatre.co.uk

14-21 march 2015 - The Crescent Theatre

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