New Productions Autumn Winter 2010
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The new season starts here! Come join us for Billy's 50th Birthday as our celebratory new production of Billy Liar kicks off the autumn season.
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Today
11 September 2010
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linkBilly Liar
2:30 pm & 7:45 pm:
Courtyard Theatre
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linkDangerous Liaisons
2:00 pm & 7:30 pm:
Quarry Theatre
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Also in the region
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linkRodney Bewes sails into Harrogate
More Billy Liar connections! Rodney Bewes was Arthur in the 1962 film, he's back in the region with his production of Three Men In A Boat.
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linkA Guy. Three Girls. Five Stars!
A justly deserved crop af great reviews for Nick Bagnall's production of Billy Liar. A selection, and links here.
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linkTom Courtenay - in conversation
We’re delighted to have Tom Courtenay with us on Friday 10 September, 5pm to talk about his career in film, television and on stage, and about how the region has changed and evolved in the 50 years since Billy first imagined escaping his life and heading for London. Book Now
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linkRehearsal Photos As You Like It
The latest set of photographs by Keith Pattison taken during the second week of rehearsals for As You Like It.
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linkCostume Hire Reopens
Costume Hire is now reopen, and has some great new arrivals, including the costumes from Hay Fever.
Coming soon...
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linkAladdin
3 December to 15 January 2011
Courtyard Theatre
How to tell the story of the lamp? You need a hero, a baddie and a heroine. An idle boy who has nothing at all, and a beautiful girl who has everything. Writer Mike Kenny and director Gail McIntyre have created the perfect antidote to panto in this story for children aged 4 and above.
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