Pleasance London - Autumn/Winter 2013 Brochure

October - January 2014

www.pleasance.co.uk Box Office: 020 7609 1800

10TH DEC - 5TH JAN 2PM & 7:30PMADULTS £12 - £16CONCESSIONS £10 - £14 FAMILY TICKET £40 (2 ADULTS AND 2 CHILDREN)Mischief Theatre’s brand new comedy comes to Pleasance Islington this Christmas. The inept and accident prone, Cornley PolytechnicDrama Society are attempting a bigger production than ever before thisChristmas; J.M Barrie’s classic; Peter Pan.

Two acts of hysterical disaster ensue; the lost boys are still inHammersmith, the flying system hasn’t been used since the 70’s andthere’s more than one actor has his eye on playing Peter...

Suitable for ages 7 - 100

Pre show workshops and post show events available – see website.

Mischief TheatrePeter Pan Goes WrongBy Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer & Henry Shields

From the creators of 2013’s West End smash hit The Play That Goes Wrong

‘At one point I feared I was going to hyperventilate’Daily Mail

‘Ridiculously funny ... immaculately staged’The Times - Critics Choice

‘Boy does it hit the funny bone... genuinely hilarious’ Daily Telegraph

‘Spectacularly funny ... we laughed until the tears ran down’ Joanna Lumley

Book now www.pleasance.co.uk 020 7609 1800 Only £1 transaction fee on telephone and online bookings.

We are delighted to return to Islington from our 29th season at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with a bumper Autumn harvest of theatre and comedy delights. The Pleasance in London has become the true festival venue with highlights this season including the third biennial Suspense Puppetry Festival. The Pleasance alongside a number of other theatres in London will present an extraordinary collection of puppetry work from across the UK and central Europe. Produced by Little Angel Theatre, Suspense Puppetry Festival is a showcase of contemporary work, exploding the myth that puppetry is just for kids.

Theatre highlights include New International Encounter (NIE) North North North, Andy Hinds brilliant one man play Morning and Afternoon and once again we are proud to be supporting new talent with shows by LAMDA, Shaky Isles Theatre and Hannah Silva.

No festival season would be complete without our Post Edinburgh Comedy Season with some of the best comedians from this year’s Fringe including Joseph Morpurgo, The Beta Males, Cariad & Paul and Rachel Parris alongside new work in progress shows by Carl Donnelly, Chris Martin and Helen O’Brien.

The final feast of slapstick fun for all the family at Christmas is the hilarious Peter Pan Goes Wrong. Following their West End debut and Edinburgh Festival hit The Play That Goes Wrong, Mischief Theatre present this classic tale with hysterically disastrous consequences.

We hope to see you soon.

Anthony Alderson Director Pleasance Theatre

4TH - 21ST DEC 10:30AM, 12:30PM & 2:30PMADULTS £9, CHILDREN £8FAMILY TICKET £30 (2 ADULTS AND 2 CHILDREN)

Peaceful Lion Productions present Hey, Presto! a brand new production based on the book by Nadia Shireen.

Presto, the cat, is a very talented magician, so when he and his best friend Monty, the dog, join a funfair and start a magic show things look good for the duo. But fame goes to Monty’s head and soon Presto loses his friend and his show! Will true friendship prevail? Is there a touch of magic in the air?

Peaceful LionHey, Presto!

A heart-warming tale of aspiration, friendship, adventure and a little bit of mischief accompanied by catchy songs, the perfect Christmas treat for everyone aged 3 and up.

From the producers of last year’s smash hit Bringing Down the Moon, ‘Engaging and entertaining’ - Salisbury Journal.

Suitable for ages 3 - 8

Discounts available for groups and school bookings. Please contact Box Office.

Book now www.pleasance.co.uk 020 7609 1800 Only £1 transaction fee on telephone and online bookings.

New International EncounterNorth North North11TH - 13TH OCT 5PM & 7:30PM£12 (£10 CONC)In 1897 three Swedish adventurers headed for the North Pole in a hydrogen filled balloon. Their aim was to explore new lands, to map the undiscovered Arctic and to plant the flag of Sweden at the pole. At 2:30pm on the 11th July they cut the anchor lines and floated up into the cold arctic air. They were never seen alive again…

Using an international cast, storytelling, physical theatre and live music, award winning New International Encounter invite you to join them for an exhilarating journey into one of the world’s last great wilderness areas. A journey full of hope and derring-do, of frostbite and patriotic songs. Discounts available for group and school bookings. Please contact Box Office

Morning and Afternoon14TH OCT 7:45PM£10 (£8 CONC)Written and performed by Andy Hinds.

Following its critically acclaimed premiere at this year’s Edinburgh Festival, veteran Irish director Andy Hinds’ ingeniously interlocking plays explore the enduring bonds of childhood and glisten with unexpected tenderness. The lives of two very different men fatefully reconnect in intensely personal stories underpinned by the social and political circumstances of Derry’s recent past. ‘Moving and impressive… intelligent theatre, beautifully performed.’ Sunday Independent (Dublin)

TAVARKA TeatroAnd the Ditches Blossom in Spring17TH & 18TH OCT 7:30PM£10 (£8 CONC)Three characters meet in limbo. In remembering and recounting moments of their lives, a universal story of human dignity, courage and love emerges. In this story of trenches, mass graves, sprouts of life and re-birth. It is life, not death that is celebrated.

Tavarka Teatro rewrite history and pay homage to the ‘disappeared’ remembering them in a new, strong, visual production that combines text, mime and movement to powerful affect.

Tavarka Teatro was founded in 2012 by graduates of The International School of Corporeal Mime.

BAREtruthTheatre Uncut3RD NOV 8PM£8 (£6 CONC)

Theatre Uncut asked established and emerging playwrights to write new pieces based on a current political issue. The theme this year, ‘Do we all get more right wing in times of austerity?’

This hour of short plays includes some hard hitting, truthful and jaw dropping writing from Kieran Hurley and Tim Price. Revealing current topics such as capitalism, immigration, the European Union, English Defence League, welfare, racism, fascism, ethical cleansing, principles and morals.

In association with Theatre Uncut and Amnesty International.

CASA Latin American Festival 2013 presents

Irish Writers’ Week, London 2013 presents

Book now www.pleasance.co.uk 020 7609 1800 Only £1 transaction fee on telephone and online bookings. Book now www.pleasance.co.uk 020 7609 1800 Only £1 transaction fee on telephone and online bookings.

Touched TheatreBlue

Grist to the MillThinking It and Fainting

Pickled ImageThe Shop of Little Horrors

Smoking ApplesThe Wordcatcher Grist to the Mill

Christina the Astonishing

Sparkle and DarkKilling Roger

DudaPaiva CompanyBastard!

24TH & 25TH OCT 8:30PM £5

How did a puppet scientist become a celebrity with his own catch-phrase? What was the role of puppets in the banking crisis?

Blind Summit are currently spending time with their puppet characters listening to their memoirs. Featuring their trademark ‘extreme puppetry’, Blind Summit will perform the first of the monologues from a collection currently in development.

25TH - 29TH OCT VARIOUS TIMES £13 (£11 CONC)Sylvie Dee – eco-activist, self-appointed orphan and party planner for the entire estate – has disappeared. Completely. Will you help us find her?

Blue is an interactive mystery, combining lyrical new writing, vivid contemporary puppetry and beautiful original music in an evocative new tale of the green in our roots and the blue in our hearts.

25TH & 26TH OCT 3PM, 7PM & 9:15PM £8A performance that turns everyday mundane tasks into an extraordinary, visual theatre adventure using object manipulation, puppetry, lighting and shadow.

Cooking, cleaning and laundry take on epic proportions as puppeteer Isobel Smith liberates them from their hum-drum existence in the spirit of ‘El duende’.

Developed during a Puppet Centre residency at Nuffield Centre and supported by Arts Council England. 26TH - 28TH OCT 4:30PM & 8:30PM £12 (£10 CONC)

Albert Grimlake sits in his cobwebbed shop surrounded by his puppets, each face lovingly crafted by his hand. But Grimlake is growing old. Time is running out to find a successor, someone to breathe life into his creations, someone who shares his peculiar passion for puppets… Enter Eric: The perfect applicant. He’s young, loves The Muppets and is eager to learn.

1ST - 3RD NOV 2PM, 3PM & 7PM £8A moving yet humorous tale of life, friendship and death. Young protagonist, Billy takes us on a whirlwind journey through his troubled memories of a decision that will change his life forever. This thought provoking piece is told through Sparkle and Dark’s acclaimed brand of puppetry with a live soundscape.

Two people meet, nothing extraordinary yet, except…She can’t speak and he can’t read but through chance, miscommunication and the help of coincidence, two people meeting becomes extraordinary.

This is a bizarre tale told through Smoking Apples’ identifiable style of puppetry, physical theatre and original music.

A unique collaboration between artist The Baron Gilvan and puppeteer Isobel Smith. Crossing genres of painting, puppetry and animation Christina the Astonishing explores personal psychotic states and heightened worlds of the foolish artist with references to Christina, Patron Saint of Mental Illness.

Developed out of fledgling ideas during Little Angel Theatre’s INCUBATE programme and supported by Arts Council England.

29TH - 31ST OCT 7PM & 9:15PM £8

In a bizarre and grim future, a host of extraordinary characters come to the aid of an artist who has lost his way.

Bastard! is inspired by French writer Boris Vian’s satire,L’arrache-coeur. Like Vian, who invented new words to describe wild adventures, Duda Paiva expands his trademark theatre language of animated movement, with objects, the body and new media in this multi-award winning show.

In the past years, DudaPaiva Company (based in the Netherlands) has performed across the world, developing into a unique, international company that interprets the lively crossover of dance and objects in a new and original form of contemporary dance theatre.

Bastard! is a co-production of CaDance 2011/Korzo Productions, Festival Mondial des Théâtre des MarionettesCharleville-Mézières 2011, Laswerk and DudaPaiva Company.

1ST & 2ND NOV 3:30PM & 8:30PM £16 (£13 CONC)

Blind SummitThe Puppet MonologuesWORK IN PROGRESS

27TH & 28TH OCT 3PM, 7PM & 9:15PM £8

London Puppetry Festival suspensefestival.com


Eastern AnglesThe Long Life and Great Good Fortune of John Clare

John is delusional. He is obsessed with Neil Diamond, pub menus but mostly the ‘peasant poet’ John Clare. His psychiatrist, Melody, is swotting up on the history of Clare trying to fathom the reasons behind her patient’s unusual preoccupations. Meanwhile, Melody’s partner, would-be TV writer and literature graduate Rafe, is fixed on his own version of the Clare legend. In their search for the truth all three people reveal some startling characteristics.

‘Superb…Makes you catch your breath’ The Times

5TH - 9TH NOV 2:30PM & 7:30PM£12 (£10 CONC)

Gonzo MooseI’m An Aristocrat, Get Me Out Of Here!10TH NOV 7:30PM£10 (£8 CONC)Paris, 1792. Revolution grips the city and the secret police march traitors to their deaths. No one is safe. Everyone is a suspect. Paris needs a hero, someone who can deliver it from this terror and restore freedom and justice.

With comedy and thrills galore you’ll gasp, laugh and be amazed at the elaborate sword fights, the heart wrenching love scenes, and the sensational death-defying French accents.

Having previously thrilled audiences with hitshows, What The Dickens? and Is That A BoltIn Your Neck?, Gonzo Moose are backwith a swashbuckling comedyadventure packed full of hilariousslapstick, verbal wit, and live music.

Game shows: where things go wild, lives are lost, lives are won and we never know who is really in control.

Expectations is a game show like no other, pitting the chaos of what dreams may come; against the realities of life. And everyone is playing for the Big Prize.

Written by Emma Deakin and directed by Stella Duffy, Expectations is a touching new play raising awareness of miscarriage. This is a funny, physical and energetic take on life, fate, hope and choice.

Signed performance 13th Nov.

Shaky Isles TheatreExpectations5TH - 24TH NOV 6PM & 7:45PM£12 (£10 CONC)


28TH NOV - 5TH DEC 2PM & 7:30PMTICKETS: FREE(NO BOOKING FEES)

LAMDAA Midsummer Night’s Dreamby William Shakespeare

29TH NOV - 5TH DEC 2PM, 3PM & 7:30PM TICKETS: FREE (NO BOOKING FEES)

LAMDAThe Revenger’s Tragedyby Thomas Middleton

Midsummer night: a time for love, magic and mystery. Four young lovers escape from the marriage matches that their parents are forcing upon them, fleeing from the city to the nearby woods. Here, unrestrained by the conventions of society – and with the mischievous King and Queen of the fairies wreaking high havoc – the young lovers slip into a dreamworld where anything seems possible.

One of Shakespeare’s best-loved comedies, A Midsummer Night’s Dream takes the audience on an enchanting journey, from order to chaos and back again.

One of the world’s leading drama schools, LAMDA (London Academy of Music & Dramatic Art) provides vocational training for the next generation actors, directors, stage managers and technicians.

Half-crazed with grief for his murdered fiancée, Vindice, a poor gentleman on the fringes of a depraved court, exacts his revenge on the family who poisoned the love of his life. His vengeance is planned to perfection and breathtakingly bloody as he exposes the lies, vice and corruption of the court.

The Revenger’s Tragedy brutally satirises a political system dominated by sycophants and questions the ability of any individual to exact justice.

One of the world’s leading drama schools, LAMDA (London Academy of Music & Dramatic Art) provides vocational training for the next generation actors, directors, stage managers and technicians.

Please note that this performance contains adult themes.

Shakespeare Schools Festival11TH - 14TH NOV 7PM£8.50 (£6.50 CONC)The Shakespeare Schools Festival is the UK’s largest youth drama festival and a unique arts-education initiative. Throughout the autumn, they work with 1,000 schools from across the UK, bringing forth their interpretations of Shakespeare to the stage.

A selection of primary and secondary schools from around North London will be showcasing their versions of: Macbeth, Romeo & Juliet, The Tempest, The Comedy of Errors, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, As You Like It and Julius Caesar.

‘SSF has done more than anyone to jazz up the once-dreary curricular approach to our greatest playwright.’ The Times

Hannah SilvaThe Disappearanceof Sadie Jones26TH - 30TH NOV 7:45PM£12 (£10 CONC)Lyricism, language play and poetic physical performance combine in this visceral and intuitive portrait of mental illness.

Drawing inspiration from Strindberg’s Dream Plays, the latest work from writer and theatre-maker Hannah Silva blends sound design, distinctive writing and innovative vocal techniques to depict the story of Sadie Jones: a young woman battling a desire to disappear from her own life. As she leads her sister and her boyfriend into the strange landscape of her subconscious, language breaks down, and expressionist motifs depict a struggle between the three, as those closest to her are pulled into the depths of her psyche.

Supported by the Arts Council England and the Jerwood Charitable Foundation. Developed through residences at Beaford Arts, CPT and the Bike Shed Theatre.

Photograph by John Haynes ©LAMDA Limited

Photograph by John Haynes ©LAMDA Limited


Rachel Parris: The Commission12TH OCT, 9:15PM, £7Song writer Parris gets commissioned to write songs she does not want to write for the good, the bad and the ugly! Here she performs some of the songs she wanted to send them. The Guardian

Sad Faces Threw A Party13TH OCT, 7:30PM, £7

You’re late. We’re out of snacks. Put on this hat and pretend to enjoy yourself. Join Sad Faces as they put ‘fun’ and ‘social’ into ‘socially dysfunctional’.

Daily Express

Surname & Surname13TH & 15TH OCT, 9PM, £7One half of sketch group Ladies & Gentlemen Paul Foxcroftand Briony Redman have decided to go it alone. Together.‘Inventive sketches... a vibrant and articulate sense of mischief’ The Times

Joseph Morpurgo: TruthMouth15TH & 23RD OCT, 7:30PM & 9PM, £7

Expect faux-verbatim lunacy and character comedy in this breakout show fromRadio 4 writer and Chortle Award nominated Morpurgo.

‘Superbly written… A mightily impressive debut’ Time Out

Helen O’Brien: Work In Progress17TH OCT, 8PM, £5After the huge success of Bronagh’s Big Weekend, set around the 1987 IrishDancing Championships, Helen is preparing for her next Edinburgh escapade.‘Really charming and at times poignant’ Fringe Report

Casual Violence: House of Nostril7TH OCT, 8PM, £7Join them for a nightmare blend of sketch comedy, live music and pure evil including voodoo dolls, chimney sweeps, dyslexia goblins and a terrible parent. ‘Superlative sketch comedy’ The List

Jim Campbell: Stupid Animals 8TH & 9TH OCT, 7:30PM & 9PM, £7

Human beings are the most intelligent species on the planet. Some of us achieve greatness; many just do profoundly stupid things. Jim is one of the latter.

‘Exquisitely written… a future star’ Chortle

Jay Foreman: No More Colours8TH & 9TH OCT, 7:30PM & 9PM, £7As a child, Jay learnt that he will never discover a new colour, and it’s never stopped irritating him. Join him for brand new songs, poems and indescribable musical wizardry. ‘Laugh-out-loud jokes aplenty’ Chortle

David Elms & Adam Hess10TH & 11TH OCT, 7:45PM, £6

One hour, two unique newcomers. Adam Hess (Chortle Best Newcomer nominee 2013) delivers his notoriously energetic stories and one-liners. Musical comedian

David Elms (BBC 3) balances it out with calm, intelligent whimsicality.

Jonny Donahoe: Class Whore12TH & 16TH OCT, 8PM, £6Raised by a single mother on benefits, Jonny (Radio 4) is unquestionably a ‘vile product of Welfare UK’ (Daily Mail). With an extraordinarily posh voice he tries to understand Britain’s Class System. Scotsman


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The Beta Males In... Superopolis18TH & 23RD OCT, 7:30PM, £7Following a fourth sell-out, five-star Fringe, the sketch-storytellers present a brand new show full of superheroes. “Is there a hero inside you?” Definitely not, but come anyway. ‘Gloriously funny’ Time Out

Cariad & Paul: A Two-player Adventure18TH OCT, 9PM, £7

This spontaneous improv show takes one word from the audience andexplodes it into a tornado of comedy wonder. Starring Cariad Lloyd

(The Cariad Show, Cardinal Burns) and Paul Foxcroft (Drifters, E4).

Shaun Keaveny: Live And Languorous21ST OCT & 16TH DEC, 7:30PM, £9 (£8.50 CONC)An unmissable priapic plate-spinning panoply of the biggest names in comedy and music feature alongside stand-up satire and sassy chat show moves from beloved radio presenter Shaun Keaveny.

Carl Donnelly & Chris Martin21ST OCT & 25TH NOV, 8PM, £5

Carl Donnelly (Fosters Edinburgh Award Nominee 2013) andChris Martin (‘One of the UK’s best young observationalists’ The Guardian)

share an hour of new ideas and material.

Panthercannon22ND OCT, 18TH NOV & 20TH DEC, 8PM, £6Improvised sketches and high speed nonsense from the minds of David Armand (The Armstrong and Miller Show), Ruth Bratt (Derek), Andrew Pugsley (The Showstoppers) and David Reed (Penny Dreadfuls).

Harry Deansway: Wrong Way24TH OCT, 8PM, £8 (£6 CONC)Debut show from out there comedian, Harry Deansway who entertainedand confounded Edinburgh audiences in equal measures.Part parody part nervous breakdown. ‘Legend’ Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke

Joe Bor Is Jasper Cromwell Jones24TH OCT, 9:15PM, £6

This award-winning character comedian plays a hapless climber retelling the story of a treacherous climb. Including a video cameo by TV favourite

Jack Whitehall. ‘Highly polished performance’ Three Weeks

Hennessy & Friends’ Sketchy Nights2ND DEC, 8PM, £6Ooh! It’s a brand spanking new comedy night hosted by ‘Hennessy & Friends’! Featuring the hottest sketch and character comedy acts around, plus sketchy stuff from Hennessy & Friends.

Carl Donnelly: Work In Progress5TH DEC, 8PM, £5

2013 Fosters Award nominee delivers a night of work-in-progress materialin preparation for his hotly anticipated 2014 show. As seen on: Mock The Week,

Russell Howard’s Good News and Dave’s One Night Stand. Chortle

Lucy Beaumont & Tommy Rowson6TH & 7TH DEC, 8PM, £5Join BBC New Comedy Award winner 2012, Lucy Beaumont (‘Devastating comic timing’ Stage) and Tommy Rowson (‘Perfectly-judged timing’Steve Bennett, Chortle) as they try out new material.



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Mon – Sun 10am – 6pm

On performance days Box office will remain open until the start of the final performance.

CONCESSIONSConcession rates are available with proof of status for over 65’s, students, under 18s and unwaged. Registered carers attend free of charge. Group and Schools discounts are available on selected events please contact Box Office.

BOOKING FEES AND POSTAGETelephone and online bookings are subject to a £1 transaction fee. Tickets can be collected anytime during Box Office opening hours or posted to you for an additional 50p. Bookings made in person are not subject to a transaction fee.

Please note tickets sold are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged

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UNDERGROUNDCaledonian Road - Piccadilly line (5 minutes walk)

OVERGROUNDCaledonian Road and Barnsbury (15 minutes walk)

BUSBus 393 stops right directly outside the theatre with buses 17, 91, 259 and N91 all stopping at Caledonian Road Underground Station, 5 minutes walk away.

PARKINGMetered on-street parking is available outside the theatre Mon to Fri 10am – 4.30pm with free parking evenings and weekends.

ACCESS

Pleasance Theatre strives to provide access for all. Our Main House is fully accessible via a lift from street level, we have infra-red hearing system in both performance spaces, accessible toilets and Guide Dogs are welcome. Sadly at present our Stage Space does not have step free access.Our aim is to make your visit as enjoyable as possible for further information or to discuss any access requirements please contact Box Office.

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Casual Violence: House of Nostril 8pmJim Campbell 7:30pm, Jay Foreman 9pmJay Foreman 7:30pm, Jim Campbell 9pmDavid Elms and Adam Hess 7:45pmNorth North North 7:30pm, David Elms and Adam Hess 7:45pmNorth North North 7:30pm, Jonny Donahoe 8pm, Rachel Parris 9:15pmNorth North North 5pm, Sad Faces Threw A Party 7:30pm, Surname & Surname 8pmMorning and Afternoon 7:45pmJoseph Morpurgo 7:30pm, Surname & Surname 9pmJonny Donahoe: Class Whore 8pmAnd the Ditches Blossom in Spring 7:30pm, Helen O’Brien 8pmAnd the Ditches Blossom in Spring 7:30pm, The Beta Males 7:30pm Cariad & Paul 9pmShaun Keaveny: Live and Langourous! 7:30pm, Carl Donnelly & Chris Martin 8pmPanthercannon 8pmThe Beta Males 7:30pm, Joseph Morpurgo 9pmHarry Deansway 8pm The Puppet Monologues 8:30pm, Joe Bor 9:15pmBlue 6:30pm, 8pm, 9:30pm, Thinking It and Fainting 7pm, 9:15pm The Puppet Monologues 8:30pmThinking It and Fainting 3pm, 7pm Blue 3:30pm, 5:30pm, 8pm The Shop of Little Horrors 4:30pm, 8:30pmThe Wordcatcher 3pm, 7pm Blue 3:30pm, 5:30pm, 8pm The Shop of Little Horrors 4:30pm, 8:30pmBlue 6:30pm, 8pm, 9:30pm The Wordcatcher 7pm, 9:15pm The Shop of Little Horrors 8:30pmBlue 6:30pm, 8pm, 9:30pm Christina the Astonishing 7pmChristina the Astonishing 7pm, 9:15pmChristina the Astonishing 7pm, 9:15pm

Bastard! 3:30pm Killing Roger 7pmKilling Roger 2pm, 7pm Bastard! 3:30pm, 8:30pmKilling Roger 3pm, 7pm BAREtruth: Theatre Uncut 8pmThe Long Life and Great Good Fortune of John Clare 7:30pm Expectations 7:45pmThe Long Life and Great Good Fortune of John Clare 7:30pm Expectations 7:45pmThe Long Life and Great Good Fortune of John Clare 7:30pm Expectations 7:45pmThe Long Life and Great Good Fortune of John Clare 7:30pm Expectations 7:45pmThe Long Life and Great Good Fortune of John Clare 2:30pm, 7:30pm Expectations 7:45pmExpectations 6pm I’m An Aristocrat, Get Me Out Of Here! 7:30pmShakespeare Schools Festival 7pmShakespeare Schools Festival 7pm Expectations 7:45pmShakespeare Schools Festival 7pm Expectations (signed performance) 7:45pmShakespeare Schools Festival 7pm Expectations 7:45pmExpectations 7:45pmExpectations 7:45pmExpectations 6pmPanthercannon 8pmExpectations 7:45pmExpectations 7:45pmExpectations 7:45pmExpectations 7:45pmExpectations 7:45pmExpectations 6pmCarl Donnelly & Chris Martin 8pmThe Disappearance of Sadie Jones 7:45pmThe Disappearance of Sadie Jones 7:45pmA Midsummer Night’s Dream 7:30pm The Disappearance of Sadie Jones 7:45pmThe Revenger’s Tragedy 7:30pm The Disappearance of Sadie Jones 7:45pmThe Revenger’s Tragedy 3pm A Midsummer Night’s Dream 7:30pm The Disappearance of Sadie Jones 7:45pm

Itch a Scratch 4pmA Midsummer Night’s Dream 2pm The Revenger’s Tragedy 7:30pm Hennessy & Friends 8pmThe Revenger’s Tragedy 2pm A Midsummer Night’s Dream 7:30pmHey, Presto! 10:30am, 12:30pm A Midsummer Night’s Dream 2pm The Revenger’s Tragedy 7:30pmHey, Presto! 10:30am, 12:30pm The Revenger’s Tragedy 2pm A Midsummer Night’s Dream 7:30pm Carl Donnelly 8pmHey, Presto! 10:30am, 12:30pm Lucy Beaumont & Tommy Rowson 8pmHey, Presto! 10:30am, 12:30pm, 2:30pm Lucy Beaumont & Tommy Rowson 8pmHey, Presto! 10:30am, 12:30pmHey, Presto! 10:30am, 12:30pm Peter Pan Goes Wrong 7:30pmHey, Presto! 10:30am, 12:30pm Peter Pan Goes Wrong 7:30pmHey, Presto! 10:30am, 12:30pm Peter Pan Goes Wrong 2pm, 7:30pmHey, Presto! 10:30am, 12:30pm Peter Pan Goes Wrong 7:30pmHey, Presto! 10:30am, 12:30pm, 2:30pm Peter Pan Goes Wrong 2pm, 7:30pmPeter Pan Goes Wrong 2pm, 7:30pmHey, Presto! 10:30am, 12:30pm Shaun Keaveny: Live and Langourous! 7:30pmHey, Presto! 10:30am, 12:30pm Peter Pan Goes Wrong 7:30pmHey, Presto! 10:30am, 12:30pm Peter Pan Goes Wrong 2pm, 7:30pmHey, Presto! 10:30am, 12:30pm Peter Pan Goes Wrong 2pm, 7:30pmHey, Presto! 10:30am, 12:30pm Peter Pan Goes Wrong 7:30pm Panthercannon 8pmHey, Presto! 10:30am, 12:30pm, 2:30pm Peter Pan Goes Wrong 2pm, 7:30pmPeter Pan Goes Wrong 2pm, 7:30pmPeter Pan Goes Wrong 2pm, 7:30pmPeter Pan Goes Wrong 2pmPeter Pan Goes Wrong 2pm, 7:30pmPeter Pan Goes Wrong 2pm, 7:30pmPeter Pan Goes Wrong 2pm, 7:30pmPeter Pan Goes Wrong 7:30pmPeter Pan Goes Wrong 7:30pm

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