ADC Theatre and Corpus Playroom Summer 2013 Brochure by ADC Theatre

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to the summer season at the ADC Theatre and Corpus Playroom At the beginning of May we will be transported to New Orleans, humming with music in the summer heat, for A Streetcar Named Desire. This production at the ADC Theatre is followed by the bleakly funny Glengarry Glen Ross before previews for the Footlights Tour Show: Canada. The Playroom sees the Olivier Award-winning God of Carnage, as well as Woody Allen’s Riverside Drive. New writing is presented at both venues, including Surgeons, a medical farce and Last Among the Long Grass, a new play exploring the cracks in a seemingly idyllic relationship as the Spanish countryside is poised on the brink of Civil War. We also host three very different musicals including Jason Robert Brown’s Parade, and winner of Best Musical and Best Original Score Tony Awards, Nine. In Spring 2013 we introduced a series of post-show discussions, with audiences invited to remain behind after the show to meet the director and some of the cast. These opportunities to engage further with performances will continue into the summer; for more information please see our website. Summer 2013 will be my last season at the ADC; I have been involved at the Theatre for the last six years, and have enjoyed every moment. The production of As You Like It in July includes a line that I think sums things up rather well: ‘I like this place. And willingly could waste my time in it.’ Thank you for continuing to be part of the ADC Theatre’s unique community. I wish the new team the best of luck for the future, and I look forward to seeing you here again soon. Ben Hosford | Manager

Finding your way around Our brochure is arranged chronologically to help you find what productions are on when. Productions at both the ADC Theatre and the Corpus Playroom are listed alongside each other: look for the venue stamps to find out where each production is being performed. Use the tabs in the top corner of each page to find the dates that you are interested in, or simply browse all of our productions from the start of the season through until the productions that will open our next. If you would like to see an overview of the whole season, turn to the calendar at the back of the brochure.

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Theo Hughes-Morgan as Ivanov in Anton, February 2013, our two-week repertory run of two of Chekhovâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s masterpieces, Ivanov and Three Sisters

15 – 21 April

Wyrd Sisters Bawds

by Terry Pratchett (adapted by Stephen Briggs) Something silly this way comes...

Wyrd Sisters is an adaptation of one of the best and most theatrical comic fantasies in the hugely entertaining Discworld series by Sir Terry Pratchett. It is a surreal mash-up of pantomime, Monty Python, fairy tale and Shakespeare, with a lunatic version of Macbeth seen from the skewed perspective of the three alarmingly human and dysfunctional witches, the Wyrd Sisters. It is given a fast-moving steampunk production by one of the most experienced amateur companies in Cambridge and directed by an ex-President of Footlights. Suitable for all ages from 10 but expect mild and frankly comic threat. Performances (ADC Theatre) Tue 16 – Sat 20 April at 7.45pm Sat matinee at 2.30pm Tickets Tue & Wed £9/£7 Thu – Sat £10/£8 Sat matinee £9/£7

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22 – 28 April

Pied Pipers

book by James Goldman, music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Following on from their hugely successful production of The Sound of Music last year, the Pied Pipers presents what is widely thought of as Stephen Sondheim’s most important work. Time Magazine wrote ‘Follies has, no question, the best score on Broadway’ and the New York Times wrote ‘stylish, innovative, it has some of the best lyrics I have ever encountered’.

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Performances (ADC Theatre) Tue 23 – Sat 27 April at 7.45pm Sat matinee at 2.30pm Tickets Tue & Wed £10/£8 Thu – Sat £12/£10 Sat matinee £10/£8

Past and present, dreams and reality collide for one triumphant, haunting and unforgettable night when former members of the ‘Weismann’s Follies’ reunite on the eve of their theatre’s demolition. Two couples remember their glorious past and face the harsher realities of the present as the shadows of their younger selves remind them of the complicated steps they’ve danced – both on the stage and throughout their lives. Recently thrilling audiences in a hugely successful revival on Broadway, with sassy, show-stopping dance routines, beautiful costumes and iconic songs (‘Losing my Mind’ and ‘Broadway Baby’ to name but two), Follies is a groundbreaking show that defined musical theatre for a generation.

A confrontation between two sisters leads to an inevitable showdown. Originally written in Spanish, the first English language production of Sinisterra’s Troubled Sleep comes to the ADC Theatre toilets. Performances (ADC Theatre) Tue 23 – Sat 27 April at 8.00pm & 9.30pm

Troubled Sleep

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drama by José Sanchis Sinisterra (translated by Bill Murphy and Isolde Penwarden)

Tickets £6/£5

29 April – 5 May

Cambridge University Amateur Dramatic Club

A Streetcar Named Desire

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by Tennessee Williams

Blanche DuBois is not all she seems. Arriving to stay with her sister Stella in the steamy French Quarter of New Orleans, she cuts the figure of a delicate Southern belle. But what’s her secret? Stella’s no-nonsense husband, Stanley Kowalski, makes it his business to find out.

This bold new production transforms the ADC Theatre stage into the city of New Orleans, surging with live jazz and teeming with life. Come under its intoxicating spell to witness the raw, unpredictable feeling of Williams’ heart-stopping tragedy.

A Streetcar Named Desire is Tennessee Williams’ Pulitzer Prize-winning masterpiece; an explosive tale of lost dreams and indiscretions, brutish actions and burning lust.

Performances (ADC Theatre) Tue 30 – Sat 4 May at 7.45pm Sat matinee at 2.30pm Tickets Tue, Wed & Sat matinee £8/£6 Thu – Sat £10/£8

29 April – 5 May

Riverside Drive

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by Woody Allen

Jim Swain has just seen his latest screenplay, The Journey, turned into a blockbuster smash. But Fred Savage, a mad, bearded homeless man, isn’t happy for him. Whilst Jim lives the high life as a successful writer, his pockets lined with cash, Fred stumbles through the cold, treacherous streets of New York, bitter and resentful. The Journey was his idea, Fred claims, and he wants nothing but to exact justice on Jim... Performances (Corpus Playroom) Tue 30 April – Sat 4 May at 7.00pm Tickets £6/£5

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The Golden Fleece

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by Ryan Ammar

Shortlisted for the Footlights Harry Porter Prize 2013, The Golden Fleece provides a glimpse into the life of an unconventional sheep-farmer in the heartland of rural New Zealand. Performances (ADC Theatre) Wed 1 – Sat 4 May at 11.00pm

Way Back

Tickets Wed £5/£4, Thu – Sat £6/£5

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by Daniel Henry Kaes

Beachy Head, East Sussex: Britain’s most popular suicide spot. A new, sensitive and poignant comedy about topping yourself! Performances (Corpus Playroom) Tue 30 April – Sat 4 May at 9.30pm

This is Not a Ticket

Tickets £6/£5

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A one-night-only hour of standup from Cambridge comedy group No Fixed Abode, featuring Dan McKee. Performance (Corpus Playroom) Mon 29 April at 9.30pm

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Tickets £6/£5

Footlights Smoker Tue 30 April at 11.00pm | ADC Theatre | £7/£6

6 – 12 May

by David Mamet

In Williamson’s Chicago real estate office, the Glengarry leads are in and the agents have everything to play for. Levene begs for the leads. Moss will steal for them. All the men bar top dog Ricky Roma are running on borrowed time as they slip down the leaderboard which adorns the office. Mamet’s bleakly funny tale of bombast and desperation portrays the dark side of the American dream and proves that, in the pursuit of happiness, someone has to lose. This Pulitzer Prize-winning play will ‘grab you by the throat and punch you in the gut’ – but only after it has sucked you into its world. Performances (ADC Theatre) Tue 7 – Sat 11 May at 7.45pm Tickets Tue & Wed £8/£6, Thu – Sat £10/£8

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by Yasmina Reza (translated by Christopher Hampton)

Winner of the Tony Award for Best Play and adapted into a film by Roman Polanski, The God of Carnage is one of the most successful and acclaimed plays of recent years. Ferdinand Reille, 11, has injured Bruno Vallon, 11, in a violent altercation. Their respective parents are meeting to discuss how best to straighten out the children’s unruly behaviour. Surely it will be an evening of mature and rational discussion? Or will it in fact be a night of playground politics and spoilt sulkiness?

Christopher Hampton’s translation of Yasmin Reza’s thrilling play is savagely funny and wildly entertaining.

6 – 12 May

The God of Carnage

Performances (Corpus Playroom) Tue 7 – Sat 11 May at 7.00pm Tickets £6/£5

What happens when the grown-ups bicker like the kids? What’s it like when the kitchen sink is thrown out the pram? And who on earth is the god of carnage? The naughty step awaits.

Surgeons: a Farce

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by Milo Edwards

Surgeons: a Farce is an original, hour-long comic play by Milo Edwards, set in the staff room of a failing hospital during an inspection. Pitched somewhere between a black comedy and a farce, it owes as much to the Carry On films as it does to Peep Show. Over the course of the play the characters will grapple amongst themselves to ask the questions that really matter: ‘What happened to the canary?’, ‘Who is that in the cupboard?’ and ‘Why does it smell of glue in here?’ Performances (Corpus Playroom) Tue 7 – Sat 11 May at 9.30pm Tickets £6/£5

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Corpus Smoker Mon 6 May at 9.30pm | Corpus Playroom | £6/£5

6 – 12 May

Last Among the Long Grass

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by Freddie Crossley

As the Spanish Civil War looms, the Andalucian countryside creaks in anticipation. White paint peeling in its exposure to the scorching sun reveals a myriad of fading colours and deep cracks that penetrate into the plaster. Quietly continuing in its midst, a British couple find themselves torn in the approach of the uprising that turns the country and their world on its head. This new play explores the shadows in the still life of sweet oranges on the kitchen table, finding beauty and darkness in the simplicity of the home. As the militant radio chatters away the tea is running out and the milk turning sour. What, then, could be worse than an unexpected visit from a mother-in-law? Performances (ADC Theatre) Wed 8 – Sat 11 May at 11.00pm Tickets Wed £5/£4, Thu – Sat £6/£5

Anthology

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For one night only, Cambridge’s finest perform their favourite poems – and the audience’s favourites too – creating a living, breathing anthology. Performance (ADC Theatre bar) Mon 6 May at 11.00pm

Tickets £6/£5

Cambridge University Show Choir

Blast from the Past

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The CU Show Choir bring an all-new selection of smash hits from throughout the ages: from Sinatra to S Club 7, Whitney to Westlife and Madonna to Maroon 5. Performances (ADC Theatre) Tue 7 May at 11.00pm

Tickets £6/£5

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MaD: Monologues & Duologues Come face to face with brand new drama – five programmes of short pieces for one or two actors, performed script-in-hand. Performances (ADC Theatre bar) Sun 12, 19 & 26 May, 2 & 6 June at 7.00pm

Tickets £6/£5

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book by Arthur Kopit music and lyrics by Maury Yeston

13 – 19 May

Cambridge University Amateur Dramatic Club

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‘Find another genius, I can’t be one or become one. I can’t even tell how I’ll begin.’ With less than a week before the cameras roll on his new film, Guido Contini searches wildly for inspiration. Without a script and with his personal life in tatters, Rome’s most celebrated film director finds himself faced with what appears to be the ruin of his career, his marriage, and his sanity. Set against the exquisite backdrop of Rome’s chic sixties, Nine explores one man’s struggle to establish a sense of his own identity through his art. Winning the Drama Desk Award for Most Outstanding Musical and the Tony Awards for Best Musical and Best Original Score, this sumptuous combination of naturalism, expressionism and film will seduce you into considering your own assumptions about art, identity, and romance. Performances (ADC Theatre) Tue 14 – Sat 18 May at 7.45pm Tickets Tue & Wed £10/£8, Thu – Sat £12/£10

13 – 19 May

Death and the Maiden

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by Ariel Dorfman

Fifteen years have passed since political prisoner Paulina suffered at the hands of her captor: a man whose face she never saw, but can still recall with terrifying clarity. Tonight, by chance, a stranger arrives at the secluded beach house she shares with her husband. Paulina is convinced that the stranger was her tormentor and must now be held to account... Death and the Maiden is one of the most successful and highly-acclaimed works of 20thcentury drama. A profoundly moving indictment of the torture carried out by fascist regimes, it has become a modern classic studied both for the power of its message and the deceptively simple skill of the playwright in putting that message across. Winner of the 1992 Laurence Olivier Award for Best New Play, Death and the Maiden is one of the most important, thrilling and deeply humane plays of our time. Performances (Corpus Playroom) Tue 14 – Sat 18 May at 7.00pm Tickets £6/£5

The Polis

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Politics is theatre. It doesn’t matter if you win. You make a statement. You say, ‘I’m here, pay attention to me’. Four plays. Four passions. Performance (ADC Theatre bar) Mon 13 May at 8.00pm

Tickets £6/£5

Once Upon a Time: An Improvised Fairy Tale

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The Impronauts take you to the fantastic world of an improvised fairy tale inspired by original music and audience suggestions. Performance (Corpus Playroom) Mon 13 May at 9.30pm

Tickets £6/£5

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FUN AND GAMS!

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13 – 19 May

latenight standup at the adc theatre... For one night only, FUN AND GAMS! is an exciting, new and transient hour of standup from three Footlights performers. Performance (ADC Theatre) Tue 14 May at 11.00pm

Tickets £6/£5

Four Comedic Porpoises

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Four Cambridge comics bring you an hour of standup ranging from caustic wit to surreal digression, from current affairs to, well, porpoises. Performance (ADC Theatre) Wed 15 May at 11.00pm

Carpet Diem!

Tickets £6/£5

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‘Hugely funny’ double act Siân Docksey and Zoë Tomalin present a one-night, genredefying comedy show of unparalleled linoleum fun. Performance (ADC Theatre) Thu 16 May at 11.00pm

Nonsense: Redux

Tickets £6/£5

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Pierre Novellie returns to amuse you with an upgraded version of his sell-out standup show Nonsense! Come and see! Performance (ADC Theatre) Fri 17 May at 11.00pm

Three White Guys

Tickets £6/£5

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Four standup comedians from Cambridge. One stage. Several jokes. Almost as many laughs. Performance (ADC Theatre) Sat 18 May at 11.00pm

Tickets £6/£5

20 – 26 May

Marlowe Society

by William Shakespeare

‘O God, I could be bounded in myself a queen of infinite have bad dreams.’

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by Joseph Conrad (adapted by George Johnston)

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a nut shell and count space were it not that I Father dead. Mother remarried. Uncle King. ‘Unsuitable’ affections. State in turmoil. Time in flux. Ghost. What’s a girl going to do?

20 – 26 May

Heart of Darkness

‘The conquest of the earth, which mostly means the taking it away from those who have a different complexion or slightly flatter noses than ourselves, is not a pretty thing when you look into it too much.’ Conrad’s canonical novel is adapted into an epic one-man show narrated by Marlow, an English sailor given the task of making contact with Mr Kurtz, an elusive ivory trader working deep inland. Marlow describes in visceral detail the shocking and rapacious nature of European ivorytrading and colonialism on the African continent at the turn of the 20th century. Engaging with a brutal but inescapable aspect of Europe’s shared colonial history we are left with only: ‘The horror! The horror!’ Performances (Corpus Playroom) Tue 21 – Sat 25 May at 7.00pm Tickets £6/£5

As the clock ticks down towards the end of the Cold War, the USSR and the 1980s, one young woman finds the most dangerous revolutions start at home. The players are readying themselves. The backdrop is in place. You are welcome to Elsinore. Performances (ADC Theatre) Tue 21 - Sat 25 May at 7.45pm Sat matinee at 2.30pm Tickets Tue, Wed & Sat matinee £8/£6 Thu – Sat £10/£8

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27 May – 9 June

Festival Players

Parade

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book by Alfred Uhry music and lyrics by Jason Robert Brown After delighting audiences with the toe-tapping spectaculars Hot Mikado and The Producers, Festival Players return to the ADC Theatre with the dark, haunting and searingly honest Parade. This epic Tony Award-winning musical tells the true story Leo Frank, a Brooklyn-born Jewish factory supervisor accused of murder. Set in the US State of Georgia in 1913, this tale of suspicion, retribution and flawed justice is played out against the backdrop of anti-Semitism, racial tension and the North versus South rift which has yet to heal, fifty years after the end of the Civil War. With brilliant music and lyrics by Jason Robert Brown, this unique musical combines pop-rock, folk, R&B and gospel styles. It is a riveting murder mystery, a gripping courtroom drama, a moving love story and certainly one of the most powerful new musical theatre works of our time.

Performances (ADC Theatre) Thu 30 May – Sat 8 June at 7.45pm Sat matinee 8 June at 2.30pm no performances Sun 2 or Mon 3 June Tickets opening night Thu 30 May £10/£8 all other performances £12/£10

27 May – 9 June

10 – 23 June

Cambridge Footlights

Footlights Tour Show 2013

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Catch this year’s most exciting Footlights show before they take it to London, Edinburgh and America. This is the chance to see this year’s most talented writers and performers as they bring sharp, hilarious sketches to the ADC stage. Many past Footlights members have gone on to be at the forefront of our entertainment industry, including Hugh Laurie, Stephen Fry, Robert Webb and David Mitchell. Join the ‘most renowned sketch troupe of them all’ (The Independent) as they embark on another exceptional tour showcasing the best of Cambridge’s comedic talent.

Performances (ADC Theatre) Tue 11 – Sat 22 June at 7.45pm Sat matinees 15 & 22 June at 2.30pm no performance Sun 16 June Tickets Tue, Wed & both matinees £8/£6 Thu – Sat £10/£8

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It’s almost impossible for a standup comedian to come across well when promoting themselves. I mean, I can throw glittery adjectives about, but it’s not like I’m an estate agent referring to some maisonette as ‘elegant’ and ‘well-appointed’. Fundamentally, the undercurrent of this entire charade is – all too obviously – ‘Give me your money and I will talk at you.’ Performance (Corpus Playroom) Mon 10 June at 9.30pm

10 – 23 June

Ahir Shah: Anatomy

Tickets £6/£5

The Coach House Company and Saxual Healing

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Offering an irresistible range of pop covers and folk favourites, we bring you a funfilled hour of the best live music in Cambridge. Saxual Healing are the saxiest new girl band in town, a YouTube phenomenon with fans all over the world. The Coach House Company have filled Clare Cellars multiple times, their unique interpretations of folk songs captivating the crowd. Don’t miss out on this one-off performance. Performances (ADC Theatre) Tue 11 June at 11.00pm

Tickets £6/£5

PICK ME UP: a Sketch Show

by Lowell Belfield, Jason Forbes, Ryan O’Sullivan, George Potts, and Ahir Shah

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The five-star, sell-out sketch comedy returns to the ADC Theatre. First performed in January 2012, PICK ME UP has since been revamped, redrafted and redressed ahead of the 2013 Edinburgh Festival Fringe. The result is a newer, tighter and even funnier collection of comic concoctions than these former Cambridge Footlights have ever produced before. ‘PICK ME UP is a carefully crafted, intelligently conceived and brilliantly executed piece of comedy.’ – The Tab HHHHH ‘If you miss it, you’re an idiot.’ – Varsity HHHHH Performances (ADC Theatre) Wed 12 – Sat 15 June at 11.00pm Tickets Wed £5/£4, Thu – Sat £6/£5

8 – 14 July

As You Like It Historyonics Theatre Company

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by William Shakespeare

Shakespeare’s popular comedy is re-invented for the peace and love generation in this swinging sixties production of As You Like It.

After Rosalind and Orlando fall in love, banishment and fratricidal intentions force them both to flee the traditional and oppressive court. They find a new home in the Forest of Arden, where a flower power community is flourishing under Rosalind’s father, the exiled Duke Senior. Disguised as a boy, Rosalind keeps her identity a secret while tutoring Orlando in the ways of love and testing his feelings for her.

The couple’s exuberant verbal jousting is one of the show’s many highlights, along with the melancholy Jaques’ vision of the seven ages of man, the troublesome wooing of the lovesick Silvius and the scornful Phebe, and the clowning of the motley fool Touchstone. It’s time to do the hippy hippy Shake-speare. Performances (ADC Theatre) Tue 9 – Sat 13 July at 7.45pm Sat matinee at 2.30pm Tickets Tue, Wed & Sat matinee £9/£7 Thu – Sat £10/£8

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by Tim Firth Do you really know the story of Calendar Girls? Why does a group of ordinary women undertake such an extraordinary venture? When Annie’s husband John dies of leukaemia, she and best friend Chris resolve to raise money for a new settee in the local hospital waiting room. They persuade fellow WI members to join them in posing nude for an ‘alternative’ WI calendar. The play explores the effects of the calendar’s success on the women’s relationships with each other, their husbands, those in authority and others trying to take advantage of what becomes an international phenomenon. The humour and sadness demonstrates the support that these women show to their friend in time of need.

15 – 21 July

Bawds

Calendar Girls was the fastest selling play in British theatre history: make sure you get your ticket now! Performances (ADC Theatre) Tue 16 – Sat 20 July at 7.45pm Sat matinee at 2.30pm Tickets Tue, Wed & Sat matinee £9/£7 Thu – Sat £10/£8

Based on the amazing true story of eleven WI members who posed nude for a calendar to raise money for the Leukaemia Research Fund,

ADC Theatre

Corpus Playroom

Mainshow @ 7.45pm

Lateshow @ 11.00pm

Mainshow @ 7.00pm

Smoker

The Golden Fleece

Riverside Drive

Lateshow @ 9.30pm

Mon 15 Apr Tue 16 Apr

Wyrd Sisters

Wed 17 Apr Thu 18 Apr Fri 19 Apr Sat 20 Apr

+ matinee @ 2.30pm

Sun 21 Apr Mon 22 Apr Tue 23 Apr

Follies

Wed 24 Apr Thu 25 Apr Fri 26 Apr Sat 27 Apr

+ matinee @ 2.30pm

Sun 28 Apr Mon 29 Apr Tue 30 Apr Wed 1 May

A Streetcar Named Desire

Thu 2 May

Not a Ticket

Way Back

Smoker

Surgeons: a Farce

Once Upon...

Fri 3 May Sat 4 May

+ matinee @ 2.30pm

Sun 5 May Mon 6 May Tue 7 May Wed 8 May

Anthology Glengarry Glen Ross

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Thu 9 May

Show Choir

Last Among the Long Grass

The God of Carnage

Fri 10 May Sat 11 May Sun 12 May Mon 13 May Tue 14 May

WRiTEON The Polis Nine

9 11 10

Wed 15 May

(please see p12 for details of individual shows)

Thu 16 May Fri 17 May Sat 18 May Sun 19 May

Latenight Comedy

WRiTEON

Death and the Maiden

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Mainshow @ 7.45pm

Lateshow @ 11.00pm

Mainshow @ 7.00pm

Lateshow @ 9.30pm

Mon 20 May Tue 21 May

Hamlet

Heart of Darkness

Wed 22 May

Thu 23 May Fri 24 May Sat 25 May

+ matinee @ 2.30pm

Sun 26 May

WRiTEON

Mon 27 May Tue 28 May Wed 29 May Thu 30 May

Parade

Fri 31 May Sat 1 Jun Sun 2 Jun

WRiTEON

Mon 3 Jun Tue 4 Jun

Parade

Wed 5 Jun Thu 6 Jun Fri 7 Jun Sat 8 Jun

+ matinee @ 2.30pm

Sun 9 Jun

WRiTEON

Ahir Shah

Mon 10 Jun Tue 11 Jun Wed 12 Jun

Footlights Tour Show 2013: Canada

Thu 13 Jun Fri 14 Jun Sat 15 Jun

+ matinee @ 2.30pm

Sun 16 Jun Mon 17 Jun Tue 18 Jun

Footlights Tour Show 2013: Canada

Wed 19 Jun Thu 20 Jun Fri 21 Jun Sat 22 Jun Sun 23 Jun

+ matinee @ 2.30pm

Music

PICK ME UP: 18 a Sketch Show

Anton: Threee Sisters, Spring 2013

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Fri 28 Jun Sat 29 Jun Sun 30 Jun Mon 1 Jul Tue 2 Jul Wed 3 Jul Thu 4 Jul Fri 5 Jul Sat 6 Jul Sun 7 Jul Mon 8 Jul Tue 8 Jul

As You Like It

Wed 10 Jul Thu 11 Jul Fri 12 Jul Sat 13 Jul

+ matinee @ 2.30pm

Sun 14 Jul Mon 15 Jul Tue 16 Jul

Calendar Girls

Wed 17 Jul Thu 18 Jul Fri 19 Jul Sat 20 Jul Sun 21 Jul

+ matinee @ 2.30pm

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ADC/Footlights Pantomime 2012: Snow Queen, Autumn 2012

Thu 27 Jun

Antony and Cleopatra, Autumn 2012

Wed 26 Jun

Bluebird, Spring 2013

Tue 25 Jun

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