THE UK’S THEATRE FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES

MAR – AUG 2014

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Registered charity No: 225751Photo: Hugo Glendinning

With thanks to: Tower Bridge Primary School and East Berkshire College in Windsor.

Design: Eureka!

This season is all about being brave enough to explore things for yourself.

From Not Now, Bernard, with its warnings of monsters in the garden, to The Secret of Q, a glorious satire on health and safety gone mad, every show in this season has its particular way of asking you to follow your own path.

A highlight in June is The Summer Book by Tove Jansson, whom you may know as the creator of the Moomins. Set on a remote Scandinavian island, it explores the fierce love between a young girl and her grandmother. I absolutely encourage you to bring the whole family to see it together – as many generations as you can find to come along.

We have a few favourites returning, including 1001 Nights, which delighted audiences in 2013, and a completely new departure as we introduce dance into the Unicorn programme for the first time with O Snap and Chalk About, two pieces that express the energy and uncertainty of being young.

We’re very proud to have such an exciting range of shows on offer this summer, and we look forward to welcoming you soon.

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Many of our productions also have wrap-around events and performances suitable for people with additional needs. Look out for the symbols throughout this brochure – see page 25 for key.

Purni Morell Artistic Director

Xtra Small: 4 & under

Small: 4-7

Medium: 7-12

Large: 13+

Xtra Large: adults

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Set on a remote island in Finland, six year-old Sophia and her grandmother while away the summer months together, and gradually a fierce yet understated love emerges between the two – one that encompasses not just their relationship but the island itself, with its mossy rocks, windswept firs and unpredictable seas.

This year is the centenary of the birth of Tove Jansson, much-loved creator of the Moomins, and this unique story captures much of the writer’s own experience.

Anyone who has ever known a grandparent or a grandchild will recognise the truths in this extraordinary description of life and love and the struggle we all face, whatever our age, to understand them. This is a perfect summer show for grandchildren, grandparents and everyone in between.

Age guide: For everyone aged 6+Duration: Approx 75 mins

Sat 7 – Sun 29 Jun A Unicorn production

THE SUMMER BOOK A LIFE-AFFIRMING STORY OF UNDERSTATED LOVE.

Based on The Summer Book by Tove Jansson(translation by Thomas Teal)Adapted by Jemma KennedyDirected by Douglas Rintoul

‘Tove Jansson is a genius. This is a marvellous, beautiful, wise novel, which is also very funny’ Philip Pullman

Celebrating the 100th year of Tove Jansson 2014, see tove100.com to find out more.Produced by special arrangement with Agency North Ltd.

Wed 23 Apr – Thu 1 May A Unicorn production

NOT NOW, BERNARD “THERE’S A MONSTER IN THE GARDEN AND IT’S GOING TO EAT ME,” SAID BERNARD.By David McKeeDirected by Ellen McDougall

Bernard’s got a problem.

He’s found a monster in the back garden but his mum and dad are just too busy to notice. So Bernard tries to befriend the monster… and that doesn’t go quite to plan.

Loved by children, adults and monsters for over thirty years, David McKee’s iconic picture book will be vividly brought to life on the Unicorn stage.

Make a day of it at the Unicorn by enjoying our accompanying soft play area and café in the foyer.

Age guide: 2+Duration: Approx 50 mins

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There are also performances of Not Now, Bernard from 15 Feb – 9 Mar, check the website for more information.

Sat 26 Apr – Sun 11 MayAn Imaginart (Barcelona) / Unicorn co-production

SENSACIONAL THE SENSORY SPECTACULAR FOR TODDLERS RETURNS AGAIN!By Imaginart

Sensacional is back to charm our very youngest audience. Bring your toddler along to a sound and light show in which they are the participants. Watch as your child puts on a white suit and becomes part of a digital world of ladybirds, shapes, squiggles and squarks that won’t keep still, no matter how hard you try to catch them!

Bursting with colour and joy, this interactive and immersive digital experience will captivate both you and your child.

Make a day of it at the Unicorn by enjoying our accompanying soft play area and café in the foyer.

Age guide: 18mths – 3yrsDuration: 40 mins(new extended version)

ALSO ON TOUR See page 13

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Thu 5 – Sun 22 Jun A Transport / Unicorn production

1001 NIGHTS TOMORROW NIGHT I SHALL TELL YOU SOMETHING STRANGER AND EVEN MORE AMAZING...Devised and directed by Douglas Rintoul

1001 Nights collects together some of the greatest folk tales ever told. Here they are re-imagined by Shahrazad – a lively young girl who, torn between her old home in the East and her new life in England, re-tells the extraordinary stories of her childhood to her new-found friend, who understands not a single word she says…

Using the things she finds around her, Shahrazad fashions saucepans into crowns, old pipes into enchanted telescopes and a mop into a magic carpet to transport us to a fantastical and imagined world of kings, viziers, and jinns.

This compelling, funny and totally absorbing play wowed audiences at the Unicorn in 2013 and now returns for just two weeks as part of a UK tour. 

Nominated for an Off West End Award – Best Production for Young People.

Age guide: 7+Duration: 60 minsTeacher CPD and resource pack available

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Fri 21 Mar – Sat 19 Apr A Unicorn production

THE VELVETEEN RABBIT REAL ISN’T HOW YOU ARE MADE… IT’S A THING THAT HAPPENS TO YOU.By Margery WilliamsDirected by Purni Morell

There was once a Velveteen Rabbit, and in the beginning he was really splendid. He was fat and bunchy, as a rabbit should be; and for at least two hours the Boy loved him.

This Easter, join us for a heart-warming story about a very shy toy Rabbit who longs for nothing more than to become real. He spends his days waiting patiently on the nursery floor, watching the Boy play with the other toys and dreaming of being picked up and loved. And then, one day he is rediscovered and all his hopes start to come true...

First published in 1922, this classic American tale loses nothing of its power, magic and charm in this contemporary adaptation for the Unicorn stage.

Age guide: 4+Duration: TBCTeacher CPD and resource pack available

‘An utter delight’ HHHH Telegraph

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Sat 24 – Thu 29 MayA Het Filiaal (Netherlands) production

THE SECRET OF QAS LONG AS YOU STAY INSIDE, NOTHING CAN GO WRONG...Written by Ramses Graus and Monique CorversDirected by Monique Corvers

M is ten and has never been outside – because that’s just the safest thing to do, according to Q, the man who runs the town where M lives. Everyone in town sticks to Q’s rules; that is, until M’s grandfather remembers something extremely important and then suddenly disappears…

For the first time in her life, M breaks the rules and goes outside to look for her grandfather and discover the secret of Q.

Renowned Dutch theatre company, Het Filiaal, brings you a clever, playful and inventive show about health and safety gone mad that uses cameras, puppets, models, and projection.

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‘This show may be small but it is big in every way’ HHHH Guardian on Something Very Far Away

‘unnervingly beautiful’ Vrij Nederland

Supported by The Molecule Theatre

Sat 29 Mar – Sat 19 AprA Unicorn production

AT THE END OF EVERYTHING ELSEFLAP YOUR WINGS! TOGETHER WE CAN DO THIS...Written and directed by Mark Arends

When her best friend, a little yellow bird named Tito, goes missing, Icka puts her inventive mind to the test and sets off on a mission over land and sea to save him. But nothing can prepare her for what she finds – a problem that she is unable to fix alone.

At the End of Everything Else is performed with puppetry, animation, music, sound and only the collective energy of the team on stage to generate all the power needed for the show. Join the Unicorn for a truly unique performance by Mark Arends, writer/director of award-winning Something Very Far Away, which captivated audiences and received rave reviews across the UK.

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O SNAP FIND FRIENDS AND FIGHT FOR AIR.By Erik Kaiel

Choreographer Erik Kaiel has been making dances for many years – in subway stations, sculpture gardens, empty swimming pools, city streets, and occasionally on stage. In O Snap  he brings together three young dancers to explore friendship, loyalty and what matters most when you’re young.

Dynamic, visually striking and physically impressive, Kaiel’s choreography perfectly communicates the explosive passion of youth and what it takes to find your place in the world.

This is accessible and engaging contemporary dance for anyone aged 13 and up. 

Age guide: 13+ Duration: 55 mins

Free pre-show workshops will be run by the company for school groups and members of the public aged under 21. This practical dance workshop explores key themes of cooperation and self-expression. No previous dance experience required.5.30pm (Duration: 1 hr, before the performance of O Snap)

Fri 16 – Sat 17 MayA Curious Seed Production

CHALK ABOUT WHAT MAKES US WHO WE ARE? IS IT THE WAY WE DANCE? Created by Christine Devaney and Leandro Kees (Performing Group, DE)

Chalk About is a playful, funny and sometimes moving look at how we see ourselves and others, featuring dance, conversation and one perfect scene containing everything you could wish for…

Join the cast on their journey as they find answers to some big questions about identity and the meaning of life. Is it where we are from? Or how we talk? Our pasts or our futures? Or is it about the way we dance?

Age guide: 8+ Duration: 50 mins

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Commissioned by Imaginate (Edinburgh)

Watch the trailer at unicorntheatre.com/chalk-about

Watch the trailer at unicorntheatre.com/o-snap

O Snap is a co-production of Het Lab Utrecht, tanzhaus NRW and supported by Take-off: Junger Tanz Dusseldorf and Grand Theatre/Jonge Harten Theaterfestival Groningen

‘Brave, honest and delightful…full of a rich sense of the joy of human difference’ The Scotsman

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Thu 26 – Sat 28 JunPresented by LIFT and the Unicorn

NEXT DAY SEE LIFE FROM ANOTHER PERSPECTIVE.By Philippe Quesne and CAMPO

Following sell-out performances at LIFT 2012, ground-breaking Belgian theatre company CAMPO are back with a new show that continues their exploration into the world from a child’s point of view.

Next Day is a moving and honest account of how young people really think and feel. Thirteen performers aged 8 – 11 explore the everyday rituals of normal life, which become extraordinary, absurd and provocative through the microscopic lens of Paris-based director Philippe Quesne. This is an invitation to share a glimpse into the adult world as it is experienced by these young minds.

Next Day follows on from CAMPO’s highly regarded trilogy of theatre work with children: üBUNG by Josse De Pauw, That Night Follows Day by Tim Etchells and Before Your Very Eyes by Gob Squad.

For more details of LIFT 2014, visit liftfestival.com

Age guide: For adultsDuration: TBC

Co-commissioned by LIFT; Theater Der Welt 2014; Festival d’Automne à Paris/Théâtre Gennevilliers; La Bâtie – Festival de Genève with the support of Noorderzon Groningen Im

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TOURING PRODUCTIONS Catch a Unicorn production across the UK in 2014…

More information online at unicorntheatre.com

THE PARDONER’S TALE12 – 14 JunThe egg, Bath 18 – 28 Jun Royal Exchange, Manchester

NOT NOW, BERNARD 1001 NIGHTSMon 5 – Wed 7 MayNew Wolsey, IpswichFri 16 – Sun 18 MayGulbenkian Theatre, CanterburyTue 27 MayNorth Wall, Oxford

More tour dates will be announced soon.

Sat 15 MarThe Berry Theatre, Hedge EndSun 16 MarQuarterhouse, FolkestoneWed 19 MarSquare Chapel, HalifaxSat 22 MarHartlepool Town TheatreSat 29 – Sun 30 MarDerby TheatreFri 4 AprZ Arts, ManchesterSun 6 AprWaterside Theatre, Sale

Tue 8 AprBurnley Arts CentreThu 10 – Sat 12 AprThe egg, BathTue 15 – Sat 19 AprSherman Theatre, CardiffSat 26 – Sun 27 AprLakeside Arts Centre, NottinghamWed 7 – Sat 10 MayImaginate Festival, EdinburghSun 11 MayMacRobert, Stirling Sat 17 – Sun 18 MayNorfolk & Norwich Festival

INDUSTRY EVENTSAre you a professional with an interest in making shows for young audiences? Why not join us at one of the following:

ON CREATIVE LEARNING 17 Jun, 10.30am – 1pm (followed by a performance of 1001 Nights)

A workshop for arts education professionals, wanting an insight in to the Unicorn’s learning programme. This will be a practical drama session, with time for discussion afterwards, giving participants a chance to experience our approach to creative learning and discuss some of the key principles that underpin the Unicorn’s way of working.

Tickets: £25

Limited availability, early booking recommended.

PRODUCERS’ SHOWCASE 17 Jun, 1.30pm – 8.30pm

We invite our industry colleagues and visiting professionals to join us on Tue 17 Jun for performances of 1001 Nights and The Summer Book, followed by discussion sessions and opportunities to meet colleagues. Evening meal included.

Tickets: £25

Limited availability, early booking recommended.

FOR ARTISTS30 – 31 May, 10am – 5pm

Ramses Graus, director of The Secret of Q, invites you to join him for a two-day masterclass in the use of objects and technology in storytelling. Ten places are available to professional theatre-makers with a project in mind, who would like to try out new, non-text-based techniques. The workshop will be tailored to participants’ particular interests, and culminate in a short sharing of experiments in progress.

Free, by application

If you are interested in attending, please send a CV with a short statement of your aims by 31 Mar.

For more information or to book any of these events email carolyn.forsyth@unicorntheatre.com

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HALF TERM & SUMMER PLAY IN A WEEK FOR 8-12sDrawing on our wealth of experience in creating exciting theatre for young audiences, we are proud to launch Play in a Week, new drama workshops that will be held during the holiday periods.

This fun yet intensive week of activities will focus on developing skills in voice, movement, characterisation, improvisation, performing and script writing. Participants will work with a professional director and have access to the Unicorn prop and costume store, with full support from the Unicorn’s technical team. The workshop will culminate in a performance on the Unicorn’s largest stage to an audience of family and friends at the end of the week.

HALF TERM: 27 – 31 May, Tue – Sat: 10am – 5pm

SUMMER WEEK: 4 – 8 Aug, Mon – Fri: 10am – 5pm

For ages 8-12

£300 per week (lunch included) | 25% discount for siblings | Children will be supervised throughout

Limited availability, book early

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PARTY IN A BOXTake the hassle out of party planning with Party in a Box – the package that includes your tickets to a performance* at a special discounted rate, a reserved area in the foyer, themed tableware, confetti, streamers, ten large matching frosted cupcakes, ten individual juice cartons plus a balloon and present for the birthday boy or girl.

* For 10 children and 4 adults, subject to availability.

Please see our website for further details or email Front of House Manager, Sair Smith, at sair.smith@unicorntheatre.com

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UNICORNERSHOP Your one-stop destination for programmes, toys, ethically sourced treats, drinks, cakes and savoury bites. Always open before and after performances – and at pocket money friendly prices!

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STORIES WE TELL OURSELVES By Jane BarnwellThis film installation in the Unicorn foyer is a playful interpretation of the familiar stories we know and love with some unexpected twists.

BACKSTAGE TOURSJoin the technical team for a look behind the scenes and find out what really goes into making a play.

17 May, 21 Jun, 26 Jul 12pm | £3

UNICORN LATESJoin us for Unicorn Lates with a late bar and live music after performances of O Snap on 23 May and Campo’s Next Day.

INSIGHTSGot a burning question for your favourite cast member or want to find out more about the show? There are free insight events after lots of our performances.

Look for the symbol in this brochure.

GET AT THE WEEKEND!Join the Unicorn Play Club every Saturday from 12 – 1.30pm. Take part in FREE activities from rocket building to portrait painting… look for the symbol in the performance diary. Join UP Club today – membership cards are available in the foyer. It’s FREE!

Also, don’t miss UP CLUB+ extra special activities related to a show from just £1.

Catch on 5 & 19 Apr and 10 & 17 May. Booking is required – look out for the symbol in the brochure and see the website for more details.

Image: Helene Binet, Ben Douch, Ian Martin, Unicorn Theatre

BECOME A MEMBERJOIN THE UK’S LEADING THEATRE FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES

BE AN ADVENTURER, EXPLORER OR A EVEN A PIONEER. MEMBERSHIP STARTS FROM JUST OVER £10 A MONTH. TO FIND OUT MORE, PICK UP A LEAFLET, VISIT UNICORNTHEATRE.COM OR CALL THE DEVELOPMENT TEAM ON 020 7645 0527.

Registered charity No. 225751

‘A gift to the Unicorn means a gift to the future’ Purni Morell, Artistic DirectorTHE UNICORN

YOUNG COMPANY The Unicorn Young Company presents three brand-new short plays, examining young people’s relationships with their parents. Developed through a series of workshops with three acclaimed and distinctive writers, the Young Company will perform these original new works on stage at the Unicorn.

THE PLAYWRIGHTS Lin Coghlan, Janice Okoh and Polarbear THE DIRECTOREllen Edwin-Scott

THE PERFORMERSUnicorn Young Company

Performances at 7.30pm on Fri 21 and Sat 22 Mar

The Young Company is the Unicorn’s permanent, resident theatre projectfor young Londoners. It is open to 13 to 18 year-olds and makes work that draws on the experiences and personalities of its members. The Young Company meets on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings during term time, year-round. Members-only projects are also available in the school holidays. There is no audition process. If you are interested in joining, please email ellen.edwin-scott@unicorntheatre.com

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HOW TO BOOK VISIT UNICORNTHEATRE.COM, CALL 020 7645 0560 OR VISIT THE BOX OFFICE IN PERSON.

TICKET PRICES Under 21s £10 Concessions (students, unemployed, over 60s) £13 Adults £16 School Groups of 10+ £10 One free teacher for every 10 pupils

Disabled customers May bring 1 carer for free

Sensacional tickets £10 (includes 1 child and up to 2 adults)

WAYS TO SAVE FAMILY TICKET20% off when you buy 4 tickets (must include at least one Under 21 ticket and one adult ticket, no concessions)

SEE IT FIRSTOur preview tickets are just £10Look for the sign throughout the brochure

MULTI-BUY TICKET OFFER10% off when you book for two shows15% off when you book for three shows(Cannot be booked with a family ticket; must be booked together; cannot be used in conjunction with another offer; excludes previews)

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SCHOOLS ‘I absolutely love what you do for the children at our school – it’s engaging, motivating and inspiring in equal measure!’ Headteacher, Deansfield Primary School

Throughout the year we run an extensive Schools’ Programme alongside our Unicorn productions, which is specifically designed to help students and teachers connect with the work on stage. We support schools in making sure their visit to the Unicorn is a rich, meaningful and long-lasting experience and that every visit is made as easy as possible.

We offer lots of different ways to explore our plays and to use them as a stimulus for learning across the curriculum before and after a visit, including:

• FREE show-specific teacher CPD sessions • FREE teacher resource packs • FREE post-show Q&As with the cast• In-school workshops for students

Contact our Schools’ Relationship Manager, Ella Macfayden, to find out more: 020 7645 0544 schools@unicorntheatre.com

There are lots of ways to save, including multi-buy discounts: Get 15% off when you book for two different productions.

‘Working with the Unicorn has been excellent for the Drama department as it has raised our profile within the school. It has given students an insight into the world of theatre and an opportunity for them to see excellent work.’ Drama teacher, Barking Abbey Secondary School

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ACCESS We work hard to ensure our shows are accessible to everyone, every season.

Look out for the following symbols next to a show throughout the brochure:

Pre-show touch tour and live audio description for visually impaired audience members.

Audio Described performances are available for: 1001 Nights: 19 Jun, 1.30pm and The Summer Book: 28 Jun, 2.30pm

Live captioning to assist those who have hearing impairments or would benefit from reading the dialogue alongside the action.

Captioned performances are available for: 1001 Nights: 20 & 21 Jun, 11am and The Summer Book: 28 Jun, 2.30pm

A relaxed performance is open to anyone but is particularly suitable to support groups and families of those on the autistic spectrum or people who have learning disabilities, sensory or communication disorders.

Relaxed performances are available for: The Velveteen Rabbit: 4 Apr, 10.30am & 12 Apr, 11am and At the End of Everything Else: 19 Apr, 11.30am

Assistance dogs are welcome – please let the Box Office know if you will be bringing an assistance dog to the theatre.

There is an infra-red Sennheiser system in both theatres for sound amplification.

There is wheelchair access throughout the building and a wheelchair accessible lift to all floors.

For more information or for specific requests regarding access visit the website or email access@unicorntheatre.com

HOW TO FIND US Unicorn Theatre, 147 Tooley Street SE1 2HZ*

London Bridge (take the Tooley Street exit for the Unicorn Theatre).

Buses RV1, 47, 343, 381 stop just outside the Unicorn Theatre on Tooley Street. There are many buses that stop at London Bridge, check tfl.gov.uk for more information.

Parking Tooley Street is a red route and there is no parking available at the theatre. We recommend QPark Butler’s Wharf, 5 minutes’ walk from the theatre; for more info visit www.q-park.co.uk

Coach parking is available near the theatre on Battle Bridge Lane.

* Please note: due to extensive work being carried out at London Bridge station and on Tooley Street, we recommend you check for travel updates at www.tfl.gov.uk before you depart.

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MARCH 2014Fri 21 Velveteen Rabbit Young Company performance 11am 7.30pm

Sat 22 Velveteen Rabbit Young Company performance 2pm 7.30pm

Sun 23 Velveteen Rabbit 2pm

Tue 25 Velveteen Rabbit 1.30pm / 7pm

Wed 26 Velveteen Rabbit 1.30pm

Thu 27 Velveteen Rabbit 10.30am

Fri 28 Velveteen Rabbit 10.30am

Sat 29 Velveteen Rabbit At The End… 11am / 3pm 1pm

Sun 30 Velveteen Rabbit At The End… 2pm 1.30pm APRIL 2014Tue 1 Velveteen Rabbit At The End… 10.30am 1.30pm / 7pm

Wed 2 Velveteen Rabbit At The End… 1.30pm 11am / 2pm

Thu 3 Velveteen Rabbit At The End… 10.30am / 2pm 1.30pm / 7pm

Fri 4 Velveteen Rabbit At The End… 10.30am 11.30am

Sat 5 Velveteen Rabbit At The End… 11am / 3pm 11.30am / 1.30pm

Sun 6 Velveteen Rabbit At The End… 2pm 1.30pm

Tue 8 Velveteen Rabbit At The End… 11am / 3pm 11.30am / 2.30pm

Wed 9 Velveteen Rabbit At The End… 2pm 11.30am / 2.30pm

Thu 10 Velveteen Rabbit At The End… 2pm 11.30am / 2.30pm

Fri 11 Velveteen Rabbit At The End… 2pm 11.30am / 2.30pm

Sat 12 Velveteen Rabbit At The End… 11am / 3pm 11.30am / 2.30pm

Sun 13 Velveteen Rabbit At The End… 2pm 2.30pm

Tue 15 Velveteen Rabbit At The End… 11am / 3pm 11.30am / 2.30pm

Wed 16 Velveteen Rabbit At The End… 2pm 11.30am / 2.30pm

Thu 17 Velveteen Rabbit At The End… 2pm 11.30am / 2.30pm

Sat 19 Velveteen Rabbit At The End… 11am / 3pm 11.30am / 2.30pm

Wed 23 Not Now, Bernard 11am / 1.30pm

Thu 24 Not Now, Bernard 11am / 1.30pm / 3.30pm

Sat 26 Sensacional 10am / 10.45am / 11.30am / 12.15pm /

2pm / 2.45pm / 3.30pm / 4.15pm

Sun 27 Sensacional 10am / 10.45am / 11.30am / 12.15pm / 2pm / 2.45pm / 3.30pm / 4.15pm

Tue 29 Not Now, Bernard 1.30pm

Wed 30 Not Now, Bernard 11am / 1.30pm

MAY 2014 Thu 1 Not Now, Bernard 11am / 1.30pm

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Wed 7 Sensacional 10am / 10.45am / 11.30am / 12.15pm

Thu 8 Sensacional 10am / 10.45am / 11.30am / 12.15pm

Fri 9 Sensacional 10am / 10.45am / 11.30am / 12.15pm

Sat 10 Sensacional 10am / 10.45am / 11.30am / 12.15pm / 2pm / 2.45pm / 3.30pm / 4.15pm

Sun 11 Sensacional 10am / 10.45am / 11.30am / 12.15pm / 2pm / 2.45pm / 3.30pm / 4.15pm

Fri 16 Chalk About 11am / 1.30pm

Sat 17 Chalk About 11am / 2pm

Thu 22 O Snap 7.30pm

Fri 23 O Snap 7.30pm

Sat 24 The Secret of Q 11am / 2pm

Sun 25 The Secret of Q 11am / 2pm

Tue 27 The Secret of Q 11am / 2pm

Wed 28 The Secret of Q 11am / 2pm

Thu 29 The Secret of Q 11am / 2pm

Sat 21 1001 Nights Summer Book 11am / 2pm 2.30pm / 7.30pm

Sun 22 1001 Nights Summer Book 11am / 2pm 2.30pm / 5pm

Tue 24 Summer Book 7.30pm

Wed 25 Summer Book 2.30pm / 7.30pm

Thu 26 Next Day Summer Book 8pm 7.30pm

Fri 27 Next Day Summer Book 8pm 7.30pm

Sat 28 Next Day Summer Book 8pm 2.30pm / 7.30pm

Sun 29 Summer Book 2.30pm

JUNE 2014 Thu 5 1001 Nights 1.30pm

Fri 6 1001 Nights 11am

Sat 7 1001 Nights Summer Book 11am / 2pm 7.30pm

Sun 8 1001 Nights Summer Book 11am / 2pm 2.30pm

Tue 10 1001 Nights Summer Book 11am 7.30pm

Wed 11 1001 Nights Summer Book 11am 7.30pm

Thu 12 1001 Nights Summer Book 1.30pm 7.30pm

Fri 13 1001 Nights Summer Book 11am 7.30pm

Sat 14 1001 Nights Summer Book 11am / 2pm 2.30pm / 7.30pm

Sun 15 1001 Nights Summer Book 11am / 2pm 2.30pm / 5pm

Tue 17 1001 Nights Summer Book 1.30pm 7.30pm

Wed 18 1001 Nights Summer Book 11am 7.30pm

Thu 19 1001 Nights Summer Book 1.30pm 7.30pm

Fri 20 1001 Nights Summer Book 11am 7.30pm

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The Equitable Charitable Trust The Garrick Charitable Trust The Molecule Theatre

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