Theatre Royal to reopen with 'love letters to live performance'
YORK Theatre Royal will re-open on May 17 - with what it describes as a ‘love letter to live performance’.
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YORK Theatre Royal will re-open on May 17 - with what it describes as a ‘love letter to live performance’.
MUCH ado about nothing but love is promised when York Theatre Royal reopens with two nights of letters from the heart from May 17.
The Play That Goes Wrong also return with two laugh-out-loud comedies. Magic Goes Wrong features daredevil stunts and jaw-dropping feats in Mischief’s biggest comedy catastrophe to date. Meanwhile, Groan Ups takes the audience on a journey from an unruly class of six-year-olds, anarchic high school teenagers to the challenges of adulthood. The next generation of theatregoers will be thrilled with three fantastic children’s shows for the whole family to enjoy. The Snail and the Whale can be seen at Cambridge Arts Theatre from Wednesday, July 28 to Sunday, August 1. - Credit: Supplied...
YORK'S Theatre Royal is all set to open its doors to the public next month.
Ralph Fiennes in rehearsal for Four Quartets Photo: Matt Humphrey THEATRE Royal Bath has today announced a packed programme of drama, comedies, thrillers, musicals and a Christmas pantomime programmed for the year ahead as it prepares to reopen in May in line with the government’s roadmap. Danny Moar, director of Theatre Royal Bath, said: “I am delighted to be able to announce an exceptional range of shows for our Lights Up season, as we keenly anticipate the return of audiences to the Theatre Royal Bath. "Staff are busy preparing to reopen our three auditoria once again and we are ...