Richmond Brochure Spring 2010

winter/spring season 10 Dec 2010 - 21 May 2011

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Derek Jacobi Stars in king lear

winter/spring season 10 Dec 2010 - 21 May 2011

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anita dobson Stars in sleeping beauty

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Richmond Theatre is regarded as one of

sleeping beauty

the most beautifully preserved of Frank

Fri 10 Dec - Sun 16 Jan

balletboyz

Matcham’s theatres and, aided by the £1

moscow city ballet 6-7

Tue 1 Feb

Wed 19 - Sun 23 Jan

punt & dennis

restoration levy on ticket sales, the Ambassador Theatre Group is dedicated to investment in the continuing

masterclass guys & dolls Tue 8 - Sat 12 Feb

this beautiful Victorian building.

the haunting

improvements, including the replacement of Stalls and Dress Circle seating, installation of a new Stalls Bar, refurbishment of the accessible toilet,

blithe spirit

Mon 7 – Sat 12 Mar

Fenner Room and replacement of the

the reluctant debutante

Circle Bar. The rear of the Upper Circle was re-carpeted and with additional support from traditional papers and

life of riley

Tue 29 Mar – Sat 2 Apr

Stalls Bar has been redecorated using

great expectations

the striking St Antoine wallpaper.

Tue 5 – Sat 9 Apr

Each year, over 200,000 people enjoy

tell me on a sunday

continue investing in the comfort and

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verdict

experiences.

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Tue 10 – Sat 14 May buddy Mon 16 – Sat 21 May

Sun 10 Apr

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gleemania Sun 17 Apr tim vine coming soon Mon 6 – Sat 11 Jun yes, prime minister

Mon 2 – Sat 7 May BRONTË

Sun 13 Mar

jeffrey bernard

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Sat 5 Feb

Sun 15 May

Mon 18 - Sat 23 Apr

enjoyment of your theatre-going

Fri 4 Feb

count arthur strong

Mon 11 – Sat 16 Apr corrie

Thu 3 Feb

lenny henry

Mon 21 – Sat 26 Mar king lear

Wed 2 Feb

the counterfeit stones

Mon 14 - Sat 19 Mar

paint manufacturer Farrow & Ball, the

visiting the theatre, so we are proud to

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Mon 28 Feb – Sat 5 Mar journey’s end

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gyles brandreth

Mon 21 – Sat 26 Feb avenue q

One night shows

precious little sleep 9

Mon 14 - Sat 19 Feb

freshening up the renamed Norman

windows and redecoration of the Upper

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Mon 24 – Sat 29 Jan

preservation and improvement of

Over the years we have made great

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Mon 13 - Sat 18 Jun the jungle book Tue 21 - Sat 25 Jun

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We’ve all been there. There’s a show in Richmond Theatre’s new season that you really want to see, but your friend’s diary is all booked up, or perhaps they just don’t share your tastes. Now there’s no reason to miss that must-seeperformance or stand at the bar all alone. Join us for Mid-Week Meet, now every Wednesday before the evening performance. It’s an opportunity for independent theatre-goers to meet new people who share their taste in theatre, and to have a chat about the show, or anything else, over a drink.

Midweek Meets are hosted by one of Richmond Theatre’s volunteers and you’ll receive a glass of wine and a programme when you arrive to get the conversation flowing.

Enjoy the company of your fellow theatre-lovers and never again miss out on a show that you want to see. £5 in addition to your ticket to the show.

Limited places each week.

treat your family to the pantomime of their dreams this christmas

and

presents

ANITA DOBSON TIM VINE SOPHIE ISAACS

Richmond Theatre has dreamt up the perfect pantomime for you and your family this Christmas. The enchanting tale of Sleeping Beauty stars Anita Dobson, as the Wicked Fairy Carabosse, and Tim Vine, winner of the Dave Award for the funniest joke at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe, who will be supplying all the laughs as the Jester. Anita and Tim will be joined by Fenton Grey as Nurse Penny, Jon Robyns as the Prince and Sophie Isaacs as Princess Beauty.

Sleeping Beauty has not been performed as a pantomime at Richmond Theatre since 1960 and tells the tale of a beautiful princess who pricks her finger and falls into a deep sleep – thanks to an evil spell cast upon her by the wicked fairy. Join us this Christmas to find out if her true love will be able to wake her and save the kingdom from the evil fairy’s enchantment. With show-stopping song and dance, larger than life characters, colourful costumes and spectacular sparkling sets, this year’s pantomime is guaranteed to cast its magical spell over young and old.

Over 45,000 people saw Richmond Theatre’s pantomime last Christmas, so don’t get caught snoozing book your tickets for the perfect Christmas treat!

Discounts n Family ticket £70 (for 4 people) s Groups of 10+ £5 off per ticket Groups of 20+ £7 off per ticket Contact Groups Hotline 0844 871 7696 S School groups of 10+ £10 per ticket plus free teacher’s ticket with every 10 children.

Contact Groups Hotline 0844 871 7696 l Concessionary rate £3 off per ticket (children/ senior citizens/students 1 ticket per cardholder)

Audio Described Performances Wed 12 Jan, 7pm & Sat 15 Jan, 2pm

by Denise Rocard Sign Interpreted Performance Fri 7 Jan, 7pm with Tracey Tyer Family Pre Show Fun Sat 11 Dec, 6pm Sun 16 Jan, 12pm & 4pm Free All discounts are subject to availability and the theatre reserves the right to withdraw them at any time.

Supporting the Theatres for Theatres Appeal in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital

www.gosh.org ©2007 Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity.

Registered charity no 235825

Fri 10 December 2010 Sun 16 January 2011 December Fri 10 7.00sn l Sat 11 2.00 7.00n Sun 12 1.30n 5.30n Mon 13 1.30sSl 7.00sn l Tue 14 No performances Wed 15 1.30sSl 7.00sn l Thu 16 1.30sSl 7.00sl Fri 17 1.30sSl 7.00sl Sat 18 2.00 7.00n Sun 19 1.30 5.30n Mon 20 No performances Tue 21 2.00 7.00 Wed 22 2.00 7.00 Thu 23 2.00 7.00 Fri 24 1.00 5.00 Sat 25 No performances Sun 26 1.30 5.30 Mon 27 2.00 7.00 Tue 28 2.00 7.00 Wed 29 2.00 7.00 Thu 30 2.00 7.00

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classical ballet at its best

‘Moscow City Ballet is renowned for great precision, flair and stunning performance’ Pip Larkham Crackerjack

Moscow City Ballet

Romeo and Juliet Swan Lake

Photo: V. Guseva as The Black Swan

We are delighted to welcome back Moscow City Ballet, founded in 1988 by former Bolshoi soloist and choreographer Victor Smirnov Golovanov. Both their productions combine sublime musical scores, played by a live orchestra, with the artistry and grace for which Russian ballet is renowned.

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Prokofiev’s score for Romeo and Juliet inspired lyrical pas de deux, bustling crowd scenes and high drama. Against the backdrop of Renaissance Verona, the tale of the star-crossed teenage lovers unfolds from their first meeting to their untimely, tragic end.

With exquisite choreography and Tchaikovsky’s romantic score, Swan Lake is the world’s best-loved ballet. Part fairytale, part tragedy, Prince Siegfried’s love for Odette, the enchanted Swan Queen, builds to a soaring climax in which true love conquers the forces of evil.

Wed 19 - Sun 23 Jan Romeo and Juliet Wed 7.45pm, Thu 2.30pm & 7.45pm Swan Lake Fri 7.45pm, Sat 2.30pm & 7.45pm, Sun 2.30pm Standard Friends Discounts Apply Mid-Week Meet!

Wed 19 Jan eve tickets £5 (see contents page for more info)

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a legendary diva brought to life on stage

GUYS AND DOLLS IS WHY BROADWAY WAS BORN! ‘GUYS AND DOLLS IS THE GREATEST OF ALL THE GREAT BROADWAY MUSICALS’ Daily Telegraph 2005

‘TOPS PRODUCED ONE OF THE MOST SPECTACULAR AND LAVISH AMATEUR PRODUCTIONS EVER STAGED AT RICHMOND, AND PROBABLY THE WHOLE COUNTRY.’

‘rich, vivid, satisfying’ new york times

‘at the end the audience rose spontaneously, just as theY rose to callas’

Richmond & Twickenham Times

the daily telegraph STEPHANIE BEACHAM stars in

MASTER CLASS

by Terrence McNally

Stephanie Beacham embarks on the most challenging role of her career as the celebrated diva Maria Callas. Beautiful and talented but tormented and insecure, Maria Callas took the world by storm; the general public were mesmerised as much by her talent as by her glamorous and thrilling private life. Her passionate love affair with Aristotle Onassis gripped the world with an added drama when he left her heart-broken for Jackie Kennedy.

Stephanie Beacham bears an extraordinary likeness to Callas.

When meeting legendary film director Franco Zefferelli for the first time, who was a good friend of Maria’s, he said, ‘my God you are Maria Callas!’ Stephanie was a leading player at the RSC and National Theatre and appeared in the TV dramas Tenko, Dynasty and The Colbys.

In this rich and lavish production, Stephanie plays Maria at a time when her voice and her personal life have fallen apart and she reminisces on the triumphs and tragedies of her life and career.

Rich with comedy and searing poignancy the play ‘exposes the passions behind the voice’ Express.

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Mon 24 - Sat 29 Jan Mon – Sat eves 7.45pm Wed & Sat mats 2.30pm Standard Friends Discounts Apply audio described performance Sat 29 Jan, 2.30pm

By Denise Rocard Mid-Week Meet!

Wed 26 Jan eve, tickets £5 (see contents page for more info)

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Presented by Twickenham Operatic Society An entirely new production of this wonderful musical show with an all-singing, all-dancing company of 50 talented actors.

You will be charmed by magical singing, much romance, rib-tickling humour, and dancing to thrill.

Come and sit down and leave the rocking of the boat to us, let us ring your bell and even if you have never been in love before you will be by the end of the show because luck will be your lady tonight!

Guys and Dolls, set in the colourful underworld of New York City and Havana in Cuba and populated by gangsters, gamblers, missionary dolls and scantily-clad show girls, contains one of the greatest musical scores in the history of American Musical Theatre.

Based on a story and characters of Damon Runyon.

Music and lyrics by Frank Loesser.

Book by Jo Swerling and Abe Burrows

Tue 8 - Sat 12 Feb Tue - Sat eves 7.30pm Sat mat 2.30pm Standard Friends Discounts Apply family ticket £58 Tue – Thu eves (for 4 people) Mid-Week Meet!

Wed 9 Feb eve, tickets £5 (see contents page for more info)

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a chilling new thriller from the literary master of suspense

PRIOR TO THE WEST END

Noël Coward’s

BLITHE SPIRIT Directed by Thea Sharrock

‘A classic of high English comedyaddictively entertaining’

Bill Kenwright presents

PAUL NICHOLAS

charlie clements

the daily telegraph

‘Coward is pure entertainment’ daily Mail

‘A beautifully structured comedy’

In an ancient, crumbling mansion, sheltering from the howling winds that tear across the surrounding desolate moorland, two men stumble across a dark and terrifying secret.

When a young book dealer, David Filde, is employed to catalogue an impressive library, he finds an incredible array of rare and antiquated books. But as a series of strange and unexplained events conspire to keep him from his work, he realises that if he is to convince his sceptical employer of the mysterious phenomena, they must journey together to the very edge of terror to discover the source of the ghostly night time visitations.

Paul Nicholas’ many credits include his role in the BAFTA award winning sitcom, Just Good Friends, and he also enjoyed West End stardom in The Mysterious Mr Love, Catch Me If You Can and Singin’ In The Rain. He is joined by one of TV’s hottest young stars, Charlie Clements, best known as Bradley Branning in EastEnders.

Directed by Hugh Wooldridge, this gripping new adaptation of Charles Dickens’ spine-tingling tales of the unexpected will have you on the edge of your seat!

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Mon 14 - Sat 19 Feb Mon – Sat eves 7.45pm Wed & Sat mats 2.30pm Extended Friends Discounts Apply Ask Box Office for more details Mid-Week Meet!

Wed 16 Feb eve, tickets £5 (see contents page for more info)

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Alison Steadman

hermione norris

robert bathursT

RUTHIE HENSHALL

Novelist Charles Condomine and his second wife Ruth are literally haunted by a past relationship when an eccentric medium manages to conjure up the ghost of Charles’ neurotic first wife, Elvira, at a séance. They assume Madame Arcati is a fraud who will simply entertain their dinner guests but when Elvira suddenly appears, visible only to Charles, and is determined to sabotage his current marriage, life – and the afterlife – begin to get complicated.

Starring Alison Steadman (Enjoy, Abigail’s Party, Gavin and Stacey), Hermione Norris (Cold Feet, Spooks, Wire in the Blood), Robert Bathurst (Cold Feet, Present Laughter, Alex) and Ruthie Henshall (Chicago, Cats and Miss Saigon).

Thea Sharrock is an award-winning director whose recent production of Terence Rattigan’s After the Dance at the National Theatre received huge acclaim.

THE Times Mon 21 - Sat 26 Feb Mon - Sat eves 7.45pm Wed & Sat mats 2.30pm Standard Friends Discounts Apply Proud to support the RICHMOND FRIENDS POST SHOW FIRST NIGHT PARTY Mon 21 Feb, tickets £5 Mid-Week Meet!

Wed 23 Feb eve, tickets £5 (see contents page for more info)

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Revival of David Grindley’s West End & Broadway Hit

‘the best musical of the decade’ christopher hart, sunday times

‘David Grindley’s superb production arouses emotions that go too deep for words’ the daily telegraph

‘as compelling and moving as anything today. don’t miss it’ financial times

Mon 28 Feb - Sat 5 Mar Mon - Thu eves 7.45pm Fri 5.30pm & 8.30pm Sat 4pm & 7.45pm

★★★★★ Sunday Times, News of the World, Sunday Express, Absolute Radio, Smooth FM, Magic FM After nearly five years of mischief, bad behaviour and political incorrectness, London’s funniest show by far is hitting the road. The Tony Award-winning Avenue Q is an irresistibly charming musical about the lovably hopeless characters on a downtown New York street trying to make sense of life’s burning issues: love, work, relationships and, above all, just how are you supposed to pay the bills with a BA in English?

Hilarious and uproariously entertaining, with a terrific batch of songs performed by a cast of hugely talented performers and puppets, Avenue Q is a musical like no other. So don’t let your life suck - book your tickets today!

‘Q stands for quite simply the best show in town. Go now and go again and again’ Sky News 12

Recommended age 12+ Photograph of London cast by Tristram Kenton and Mögenburg Brinkhoff

A donation for each ticket sold will be made to the poppy appeal supporting The British Legion.

EXCLUSIVE MEMBERS BENEFIT Richmond Friends & Matcham Club HALF PRICE Mon eve Stalls & Dress Circle teen family saver Up to 2 teens (aged 12 – 16 yrs) go half price with each full paying adult Mon & Tue eves, Fri & Sat early under 26s Best available seats £17.50 Mon & Tue eves & Fri early Mid-Week Meet!

Wed 2 Mar eve, tickets £5 (see contents page for more info)

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Directed by David Grindley In the days leading up to the last great German offensive of the First World War, 18-year-old Raleigh joins a besieged company of soldiers in the British trenches at St Quentin. There he finds his new comrades being led by his old school friend Stanhope, but discovers that the man in army greens is much changed from the boy he left behind in cricketing whites.

Journey’s End is the Olivier-nominated, Tony and Drama Desk award-winning production directed by David Grindley (Six Degrees of Separation, Crown Matrimonial, The Philanthropist) that won critical acclaim in the West End and on Broadway. R.C.Sheriff’s masterpiece is a must-see of British theatre.

Based on the author’s own experience of the Front and life in the trenches, it celebrates humour and courage in the face of certain tragedy.

Mon 7 – Sat 12 Mar Mon – Sat eves 7.45pm Wed & Sat mats 2.30pm EXCLUSIVE MEMBERS BENEFIT Richmond Friends & Matcham Club HALF PRICE Mon-Fri, all perfs Stalls & Dress Circle post show discussion Thu 10 Mar Mid-Week Meet!

Wed 9 Mar eve, tickets £5 (see contents page for more info)

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Scintillating Comedy Prior to London

brand new ayckbourn play

‘You shouldn’t put your daughter in the marriage stakes, however big the prizes are’ william douglas-home

‘masterfully crafted’ the observer Written and directed by

Alan Ayckbourn Starring Liza Goddard

By William Douglas-Home Starring Jane

Asher and Belinda Lang

Parental plans go awry, reputations are shredded and the generation gap seems insurmountable in William Douglas-Home’s delightful romantic comedy.

Society couple, Jimmy and Sheila Broadbent, are launching their daughter Jane into society and have their eye on the perfect husband.

Jane, however, has other ideas. The round of balls and parties bores her stiff and the last thing she wants is some stuffy young toff with perfect manners. In fact, the chap she really wants appears to be a perfect cad.

Horrified parents, a conniving cousin and hot society gossip make this a debutante season to remember.

Bursting with witty one liners and sparkling dialogue in the tradition of Noël Coward, this affectionate caricature of 1950s British society brings the glamour and charm of the debutante scene gloriously to life.

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Presented by The Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough, in association with Guildford’s Yvonne Arnaud Theatre.

Mon 14 - Sat 19 Mar Mon - Sat eves 7.45pm Wed & Sat mats 2.30pm standard Friends discounts apply mid-week meet!

Wed 16 Mar eve, tickets £5 (see contents page for more info)

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What exactly is the eccentric maverick Riley playing at?

With a few months of his life remaining, George Riley’s closest friends remember with love, nostalgia or occasional bursts of downright fury, how deeply he has affected their lives in the past. George, though, is plotting one final farewell which threatens to upset all their lives in the future.

Alan Ayckbourn’s latest play looks backwards, forwards and sometimes sideways, with wry comic affection, on the lives we lived or might have lived.

HHHH ‘All six players are immaculate’ The Times

Mon 21 – Sat 26 Mar Mon – Sat eves 7.45pm Wed & Sat mats 2.30pm EXCLUSIVE MEMBERS BENEFIT Richmond Friends & Matcham Club HALF PRICE Mon - Fri, all perfs Stalls & Dress Circle Mid-Week Meet!

Wed 23 Mar eve, tickets £5 (see contents page for more info)

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Dickens’ classic re-imagined in nineteenth-century India

★★★★ ‘haunting, smouldering, dynamic drama’ the guardian on ett’s far from the madding crowd

‘english touring theatre is one of our treasures’ the guardian

GREAT EXPECTATIONS

By Charles Dickens Adapted by Tanika Gupta

DEREK JACOBI

Ki ng Lear

An English Touring Theatre & Watford Palace Theatre production

Peopled by some of his most colourful and memorable characters, Dickens’ epic novel has been lovingly adapted for the stage by leading playwright Tanika Gupta. Set in the period the novel was written, we meet Pip - a poor boy living on the banks of the Ganges. Following a terrifying encounter with an escaped convict, Pip is given an unexpected chance to better himself by visiting the reclusive and mysterious English lady, Miss Havisham. In the decaying colonial grandeur of her house, Pip falls in love with Estella and helped by an anonymous benefactor, he moves to the bustling city to pursue his dream of winning Estella’s heart and of becoming part of the educated elite.

by William Shakespeare

An ageing monarch. A kingdom divided. A child’s love rejected.

As Lear’s world descends into chaos, all that he once believed is brought into question. One of the greatest works of western literature, King Lear explores the very nature of human existence: love and duty, power and loss, good and evil.

With a cast including Ron Cook and Gina McKee, Derek Jacobi takes on one of Shakespeare’s greatest roles in a new collaboration with director Michael Grandage and the creative team behind six-time Tony Award-winning Red. With a reputation for producing first-class theatre, Donmar generated productions have received 35 Olivier Awards, 23 Critics’ Circle Awards, 21 Evening Standard Awards, two South Bank Awards and 20 Tony Awards from ten Broadway productions.

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Tue 29 Mar – Sat 2 Apr Tue – Sat eves 7.30pm Sat mat 2.30pm

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Painted in rich, vivid colours across a vast landscape of characters and locations, this stunning new version promises a powerful and theatrical telling of Dickens’ universally loved masterpiece.

We are delighted to welcome back English Touring Theatre who thrilled us with Far from the Madding Crowd and The Hypochondriac.

Tue 5 – Sat 9 Apr Tue – Sat eves 7.30pm Wed & Sat mats 2.30pm standard friends Discounts Apply Family Ticket £70 (4 tickets) Tue – Fri eves stagetext ® captioned performance Thu 7 Apr, 7.30pm stagetext ® captioned post show discussion Thu 7 Apr Mid-Week Meet!

Wed 6 Apr eve, tickets £5 (see contents page for more info)

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Claire sweeney stars in andrew lloyd webber and don black’s masterpiece

OFFICIal 50th anniversary celebration!

★★★★★

★★★★

‘A GREAT SHOW. one of the best things i’ve seen’

‘INGENIOUS’ The TIMES

★★★★ ‘ABSOLUTELY BURSTING WITH HEART AND HUMOUR’

what’s on stage

‘a tour de force performance. audiences should embrace THE chance to hear this gorgeous score again’

DAILY TELEGRAPH

‘an affectionate romp through 50 dramatic years!’ tony warren (CORONATION ST CREATOR)

the stage

Mon 11 - Sat 16 Apr Mon - Sat eves 7.45pm Wed & Sat mats 2.30pm EXCLUSIVE MEMBERS BENEFIT Richmond Friends & Matcham Club HALF PRICE Mon-Fri, all perfs Stalls & Dress Circle

Following the sell-out 2010 UK tour, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Don Black’s Tell Me on a Sunday returns for 2011.

Remodelled for Claire Sweeney by the masters of musical theatre, and with an exclusive new song Dreams Never Run On Time, this is the definitive version of the classic musical. The wonderful original score, features the chart-topping song Take That Look Off Your Face and the title track Tell Me On A Sunday.

Tell Me On A Sunday charts the romantic misadventures of a young English girl in New York. Brimming with optimism, she seeks success and love. But as she weaves her way through the maze of the city and her own anxieties, frustrations and heartaches, she begins to wonder whether she’s been looking for love in all the wrong places.

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Proud to support the RICHMOND FRIENDS POST SHOW FIRST NIGHT PARTY Mon 11 April, tickets £5 Mini Group Offer 4 tickets for £65 all perfs Mid-Week Meet!

Wed 13 Apr eve, tickets £5 (see contents page for more info)

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Presented by ITV and Phil McIntyre Entertainments Ltd Celebrating 50 golden years of Britain’s longest-running and most loved soap, the World Premiere of this brand new comedy play is not to be missed.

Fully endorsed by ITV, Corrie! is a funny and affectionate tribute to five decades of Coronation Street, written by award-winning playwright and Coronation Street scriptwriter Jonathan Harvey (Canary, Beautiful Thing, Closer to Heaven, Gimme Gimme Gimme).

Corrie! follows the fortunes of two of Weatherfield’s finest families, the Barlows and the Platts, and features all your favourite characters past and present, including Ena Sharples, Hilda Ogden, Hayley and Roy, Richard Hillman, Jack Duckworth, Bet Lynch, Steve, Karen and Becky and many more.

Relive those magic moments from ‘the Street’- see the tram run over Alan, Tracy kill Charlie, Todd kiss Nick and Gail marry Brian, Martin, Richard and Joe! Packed with surprises live on stage every night, you never know who might pop in to the Rover’s Return to entertain you! Corrie! It’s right up your street.

‘AN HILARIOUS ROLLER COASTER. GO AND SEE CORRIE!’ WILLIAM ROACHE (KEN BARLOW & ORIGINAL CAST MEMBER!)

special corrie legend at every perf!

Mon 18 - Sat 23 Apr Mon - Sat eves 7.45pm Wed & Sat mats 2.30pm extended Friends discounts apply (ask at Box Office for details) Mid-Week Meet!

Wed 20 Apr eve, tickets £5 (see contents page for more info)

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The Pulitzer prize winning classic on stage

GRIPPING and powerful DRAMA FROM THE ‘QUEEN OF CRIME’ AGATHA CHRISTIE Bill Kenwright by special arrangement with the Agatha Christie Theatre Company presents

★★★★

‘The Agatha Christie Company always delivers a thrilling night out’

‘Duncan Preston is outstanding as Atticus’ The Guardian

‘THE ONE THING THAT DOESN’T ABIDE BY MAJORITY RULE IS A PERSON’S CONSCIENCE’

The Herald

DAWN STEELE JOINS THE AGATHA CHRISTIE THEATRE COMPANY. FURTHER STAR CASTING TO BE ANNOUNCED SOON!

Atticus Finch

Mon 2 - Sat 7 May Mon - Sat eves 7.45pm Wed & Sat mats 2.30pm Standard Friends Discounts Apply

tbc Awaiting copy.

Following the huge success of The Hollow, The Unexpected Guest, And Then There Were None, Spider’s Web, and most recently Witness For The Prosecution, The Agatha Christie Theatre Company, now in its sixth outstanding year, is proud to present a brand-new production written by the undisputed ‘Queen of Crime,’ the riveting and compelling stage play Verdict.

An all-star cast is led by Dawn Steele, best known for playing Lexie MacDonald in the hit BBC drama Monarch of the Glen and recently starring in the popular ITV series Wild at Heart.

Having been forced to flee persecution in his home country, the brilliant Professor Hendryk leads a content and morally upstanding life caring for his invalid wife. His world is turned upside-down, however, when the prospect of life-saving treatment for Anya persuades him to take on a new pupil against his better judgement, the spoilt, conniving minx Helen who will stop at nothing to get her way. With murderous intentions afoot, it only remains to be seen what verdict will be delivered, and if justice will prevail.

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AGATHA CHRISTIE® Copyright © 2010 Agatha Christie Limited (a Chorion company). All rights reserved.

Family Ticket £70 (4 tickets) Tue - Fri eves Starring Duncan Preston as Atticus Finch Directed by Damian Cruden Written by Christopher Sergel Based on the novel by Harper Lee Mon 25 - Sat 30 Apr Mon – Sat eves 7.45pm Wed & Sat mats 2.30pm Standard Friends Discounts Apply Mid-Week Meet!

Wed 27 Apr eve, tickets £5 (see contents page for more info)

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This most beloved and widely read Pulitzer Prize winner, now in its 50th year of publication, tells the extraordinary and unforgettable story of life in the American Deep South seen through the inquiring eyes of a child. Brother and sister Jem and Scout Finch are growing up during the 1930s Depression, but their idyllic childhood innocence is shattered by the realisation that bigotry and prejudice rule in their small town of Maycomb, Alabama. When their father Atticus defends a young black man falsely accused of raping a white woman, the whole family become the target of gossip and abuse.

Following his critically acclaimed performance in 2007, Duncan Preston is recreating his role as the iconic lawyer Atticus Finch in a new production of this gripping classic.

stagetext ® captioned performance Tue 3 May, 7.45pm audio described performance Sat 7 May, 2.30pm

By Denise Rocard post show discussion Thu 5 May Mid-Week Meet!

Wed 4 May eve, tickets £5 (see contents page for more info)

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a fascinating insight into the lives of the real women behind the novels A Shared Experience/Watermill Theatre production co-produced by Oxford Playhouse

FAILSAFE FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT

★★★★ ‘Perfectly and passionately pitched’ The Guardian

★★★★ ’a tantalising glimpse through the window of a uniquely haunted family home’ The Times

BRONTË

by Polly Teale Director Nancy Meckler

Image from the original production by Robert Day

It is 1845. Branwell Brontë returns home in disgrace. Plagued by alcohol and drug addiction, he has been dismissed from domestic service following an affair with the mistress of the house.

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As their brother descends into alcoholism and insanity, bringing chaos to the household, the sisters write. Brontë beautifully evokes the real and imagined worlds of the Brontës, in a production in which their fictional characters come to haunt their creators.

Directed by Nancy Meckler and written by Polly Teale, whose previous plays for the company include the highly-acclaimed Speechless, Jane Eyre and After Mrs Rochester. The glorious Shared Experience has captivated audiences the world over with its productions, fusing stunning visual imagery with its powerful physical style. Recent Shared Experience works include War and Peace and The Caucasian Chalk Circle. sharedexperience.org.uk

‘it’s buddy brilliant’

Tue 10 - Sat 14 May Tue - Sat eves 7.45pm Wed & Sat mats 2.30pm

the sun

Extended Friends Discounts Apply Ask Box Office for details EXCLUSIVE matcham MEMBERS BENEFIT Matcham Club HALF PRICE Mon-Fri, all perfs Stalls & Dress Circle post show discussion Thu 12 May Mid-Week Meet!

Wed 11 May eve, tickets £5 (see contents page for more info)

0844 871 7651 (fees apply) www.ambassadortickets.com/ richmond

Oh Boy! ‘The World’s most successful Rock ‘n’ Roll musical’ is back! Come and see why this sensational show, seen by over 20 million people around the world, remains loved by audiences and critics alike.

A phenomenally multi-talented cast come together to tell Buddy Holly’s story, from his meteoric rise to fame to his final legendary performance at The Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake, Iowa. Together they present two terrific hours of his greatest hits, including the timeless classics That’ll Be The Day, Peggy Sue, Oh Boy, Rave On, Everyday and many more.

With the Big Bopper’s Chantilly Lace and Ritchie Valens’ La Bamba completing a stellar musical line up, Buddy is a not to be missed evening of family entertainment that will have music lovers from 8 to 80 toe-tapping, hand-clapping and rocking in the aisles!

Mon 16 – Sat 21 May Mon – Sat eves 7.45pm Wed & Sat mats 2.30pm Extended Friends Discounts Apply Ask Box Office for details Family Ticket £70 (4 tickets) Mon – Fri eves Mid-Week Meet!

Wed 18 May eve, tickets £5 (see contents page for more info)

0844 871 7651 (fees apply) www.ambassadortickets.com/ richmond

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one night shows balletboyz

lenny henry

tue 1 February 7.45pm & post show discussion

cradle to rave

Balletboyz celebrate their 10th anniversary in 2011 with a new show and 10 amazing dancers. Fresh from their sell-out success in 2010 with the TALENT, the ‘past masters of the accessible touch‘ (The Guardian) return with another fantastic evening of dance.

Sun 13 March 7.30pm

punt & dennis Wed 2 February 7.30pm RBM presents Punt & Dennis on tour in 2011 in a brand new show which sees them returning to the live arena after four years. Hugh Dennis’s popularity has catapulted since their last tour, following his role in the award-winning Outnumbered (BBC1) and his quick-witted quips as a regular panellist on Mock the Week (BBC2). He and Steve Punt also enjoy continued success in the award-winning and acclaimed BBC Radio 4 programme The Now Show.

precious little sleep Starring Wayne Sleep.

Thu 3 February 7.45pm Precious Little Sleep starring dance legend Wayne Sleep is a celebration of his life and career with dance routines specially choreographed by Wayne himself. Join Wayne and friends for a dance celebration.

gyles brandreth The One To One Show Fri 4 February 7.30pm They say all political careers end in tears. In Just a Minute regular Gyles Brandreth’s case it’s tears of laughter as the actor, author, One Show reporter, former MP and government whip turns stand-up.

This is Brandreth unleashed on the stars he’s known and the wicked ways of Westminster (no expenses spared).

the counterfeit stones

count arthur strong command performance Sun 10 April 8pm Count Arthur Strong’s new show, Command Performance, is so new, not even he knows he’s doing it yet. Don’t worry about that though, it’s never stopped him before! So get your Maltesers out, roll your trouser legs up and sit back and enjoy this potentially wonderful show, pausing only to glance up from your programme to ask when the interval is.

I can guarantee you, you’ll have never seen anything like it, whatever it is. Now, if only we can find him!

gleemania reality TV’s ultimate pop group sun 17 april 7.30pm Ten of the biggest stars from The X Factor, Britain’s Got Talent, Pop Idol, Pop Stars - The Rivals, Grease Is The Word and Last Choir Standing have been brought together to create reality TV’s ultimate pop group for a spectacular concert of songs inspired by the smash TV hit phenomenon Glee.

tim vine the Joke-amotive

Exhale On Main Street

Sun 15 May 7.30pm

sat 5 february 7.45pm Back Due to Popular Demand

The king of the one-liner and star of BBC1 Live at The Apollo and Not Going Out returns. After selling out a 44-date UK tour and four weeks at the Edinburgh Festival, where he received the accolade of best joke of the festival from Dave TV, Tim comes to Richmond with his new show.

The Counterfeit Stones theatre show is a fantastic musical mockumentary of the Rolling Stones’ colourful history from 1962 and chronologically covers the biggest hit songs, fashion and vintage instruments from nearly five decades. As well as much-loved classics, audiences will be treated to a series of humorous spoof film clips depicting the events that turned a scruffy blues band into a legend.

You’ll rock with laughter!

‘THEY WERE BRILLIANT, LIVELY, ENERGETIC & ENGAGING.’ TIME OUT 24

Cradle to Rave is the brand-new one-man show from Lenny Henry, fresh from his award-winning stint in Northern Broadside’s Othello.

Lenny returns to his roots with a funky, funny and touching show about the thing he loves most: music.

Cradle to Rave is a musical journey, exploring the role music has played, and will play, at every stage of Lenny’s life from the womb to the tomb. Hit it!

‘No one else will give you as many gags for your money.

Vine is superb, as clever as anything being done today’ The Guardian 25

corporate partners and richmond theatre trust donors

coming soon

sponsors and corporate members

jeffrey bernard is unwell Mon 6 – Sat 11 June Mon – Sat eves 7.45pm Wed & Sat mats 2.30pm Starring Robert Powell.

By Keith Waterhouse, based on the writings of Jeffrey Bernard. Jeffrey Bernard’s colourful contributions to the Spectator’s ‘Low Life’ column famously inspired this brilliantly funny and poignant production. Trapped overnight in his favourite Soho pub, he is joined by ex-wives, friends and enemies as he retraces scenes from a life delightfully devoted to alcohol, gambling and women.

In kind supporters

Tue 21 - Sat 25 June Tue 7pm, Wed – Fri 1.30pm & 7pm, Sat 10.30am, 1.30pm & 7pm

yes, prime minister Mon 13 - Sat 18 June Mon – Sat eves 7.45pm Wed & Sat mats 2.30pm Created by the original writers of the classic BBC TV series, Yes, Prime Minister comes to Richmond Theatre after a successful West End run.

In a bewildering world of spin, Blackberrys and ‘sexed up’ dossiers, Prime Minister Jim Hacker is staring disaster in the face. The only way out of financial meltdown is a dubious deal with Kumranistan. Can the PM and his team bring the country back from the edge?

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The Birmingham Stage Company is proud to present Rudyard Kipling’s classic story about Mowgli, a young boy who is raised in the jungle by a family of wolves. When Sher Khan the tiger swears to kill the child, Baloo and Bagheera agree to take the boy to the man village for his safety. But the jungle holds dangers and surprises for them all - and Mowgli’s extraordinary adventure has just begun!

If you’re looking for a magnificent experience for all the family, then don’t miss this acclaimed production of Kipling’s timeless story!

HHHH ‘An exhilarating, rip-roaring family treat!’ Time Out See a trailer of the show at www.birminghamstage.com

BACK

BY PUBLIC DEMAN D!

LOcal partnerships

Put your company in the spotlight Become a Richmond Theatre Sponsor or Corporate Member and enjoy an association with a beautiful Victorian theatre and its wide range of quality productions.

The theatre has a strong record of building mutually beneficial corporate partnerships that raise brand awareness, provide PR opportunities and offer local companies a chance to give something back to their community.

Venue for hire Richmond Theatre has a range of areas that can be hired for a variety of events such as conferences, meetings, drinks parties and weddings. Tailor-made packages with catering are also available.

Please call 020 8332 4510 for further details.

For further information regarding corporate partnerships or Trust donations please contact: Shelagh Séjourné, Business & Community Development Officer Telephone 020 8332 4522 Email shelaghsejourne@theambassadors.com

Facilitating community learning and participation at Richmond Theatre DONORS

Dramatic Edge Jack Petchey Foundation London Borough of Richmond Upon Thames The Peter Beckwith Harrow Trust Ivy Learning Services Arthur Donald Fleming Mary Joyce Ryan

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creative learning RICHMOND THEATRE HERITAGE PROJECTS Richmond Theatre Through the Stages 110th Anniversary Exhibition 18th September – 26th February Museum of Richmond Free Entry An exhibition celebrating the theatre’s rich heritage, from the building of the theatre in 1899 to the present day. The exhibition Open Day Family Tours

RT 110 Playwriting Project

POST SHOW TALKS

Balletboyz Contact katherine@balletboyz.com for details of the extensive workshop programme offered by the Company.

RT 110 Community Curator

Open Day

RT 110 Site specific Theatre

has been put together by a group of dedicated adult volunteers and

The Merry Wives of Windsor Thu 2 Dec Balletboyz Tue 1 Feb

Journey’s End Thu 10 Mar Great Expectations Thu 7 Apr To Kill a Mockingbird Thu 5 May Brontë Thu 12 May

FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES

Photo credit: Idil Sukon.

Pantomime Workshops Primary Fun, interactive drama workshops based on the story of Sleeping Beauty for groups of 10-100.

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Secondary Learn about the unique theatrical traditions of pantomime through this fun, practical and informative session for KS3 and 4.

Contact the Creative Learning Department to book

To Kill a Mockingbird Contact the Creative Learning Department for details of Page to Stage events.

Shared Experience Theatre Day: Brontë Thurs 12 May, 4 - 6pm Age 14+ and adults Led by an Education Associate from Shared Experience, the Theatre Day offers a chance for students to gain an insight into the rehearsal process behind the production.

Book via Box Office Teacher Forum Richmond Theatre regularly hold interactive Teacher Forums in partnership with The Orange Tree Theatre. Please email janemetcalfe@theambassadors. com for details of upcoming events.

FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE Put on a Panto!

Sat 18 Dec, 10am-12.30pm 8-12 yrs At this fun workshop you will work in the theatre to learn and stage a song and dance from Sleeping Beauty. £10, book via Box Office.

Balletboyz Workshop Sat 29 Jan, 10am-12pm 12-16yrs An exciting opportunity to work with members of the Balletboyz Company in a workshop based on their current repertoire. £15, book via Box Office.

REGULAR COURSES Richmond Theatre runs a participant-centred Youth Theatre programme for young people aged 8-17, with a focus on developing creativity, skills and self-confidence. In addition to this we run popular acting and scriptwriting courses for adults.

For more information, please email richmondtheatrecourses@ live.co.uk

FOR FAMILIES

FOR ADULTS

Sleeping Beauty Pre show Family Fun Sat 11 Dec, 6pm Sun 16 Jan, 12pm & 4pm Entertainment and activities for families, including face painting, dressing-up and arts & crafts.

Free

Balletboyz Workshop Sat 29 Jan, 10am-12pm An opportunity for adults with any level of dance experience to take part in a creative dance workshop with members of the Balletboyz Company. £15, book via Box Office.

Swan Lake/Romeo & Juliet Pre show Family Fun Sat 22 & Sun 23 Jan, 1.30pm Arts & crafts activities for families.

Free

Richmond Theatre & Libraries Poetry Reading Group 10.30am-12pm; Tues 16 Nov, Mon 29 Nov, Tues 7 Dec, Tues 18 Jan, Tues 15 Feb, Tues 29 March For anyone who enjoys reading poems and songs aloud; join us each month in the stalls bar.

Free

NEW! Family Tours Take a peek behind the scenes and learn about the secrets of Richmond Theatre. A fun and informative tour aimed at families with children aged 8+.

Tours last approx 1hr.

Sat 4 Dec, Sun 19 Dec, Sat 15 Jan, Fri 25 Feb, 10am £5 adults, £3 children, book via Box Office.

Theatre Tours Bespoke tours for groups covering the architectural, operational and artistic developments at Richmond Theatre since its opening in 1899. £5 per head; contact the Creative Learning Department to discuss.

forms the final chapter of our 110th Anniversary celebrations.

From elephants gracing the stage in the days of variety, to the auditorium being transformed into a church, and our long tradition of pantomime, join us to unlock the secrets of Richmond Theatre.

The exhibition is supported by an extensive education programme including talks, tours and film screenings.

For full details please visit www.museumofrichmond.com

contact details Creative Learning Department: 020 8332 4524 janemetcalfe@ theambassadors.com Box Office 0844 871 7651

(fees apply)

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booking information Richmond Theatre, The Green, Richmond, Surrey TW9 1QJ

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How to get here By car - Approach by the A316. There is free parking on Richmond Green and the Old Deer Park after 6.30pm.

By train - 20 minutes from Waterloo (SW Trains), 15 minutes by tube (District Line) from Hammersmith or London Overground from North London.

Come and see us Tours of this historic building take place on the first Saturday of every month at 12noon.

Tickets are just £3 per person from the Box Office. Book in advance.

Ambassador Theatre Group Richmond Theatre is operated by the Ambassador Theatre Group (ATG), who have a total of 39 venues across the UK, including 12 in the West End, and 27 regionally. ATG’s impressive portfolio of West End theatres includes Apollo Victoria, Comedy, Donmar Warehouse, Duke of York’s, Fortune, Lyceum, Phoenix, Piccadilly, Playhouse, Savoy, Trafalgar Studio 1 and Trafalgar Studio 2.

ATG’s regional theatres include The Ambassadors Woking encompassing the New Victoria and Rhoda McGaw Theatres and the award-winning Ambassador Cinemas; Alexandra Theatre, Aylesbury Waterside Theatre; Birmingham; Theatre Royal Brighton; Bristol Hippodrome; Churchill Theatre Bromley; Edinburgh Playhouse; Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone; King’s Theatre and Theatre Royal, Glasgow; Grimsby Auditorium; Liverpool Empire; Palace Theatre and Opera House, Manchester; Milton Keynes Theatre; New Theatre, Oxford; Richmond Theatre; Southport Theatre; Regent Theatre and Victoria Hall, Stoke-on-Trent; Sunderland Empire; Princess Theatre, Torquay; New Wimbledon Theatre and New Wimbledon Studio; Grand Opera House, York. ATG is also one of the country’s foremost theatre producers, in Britain and internationally.

Current and recent ATG co-productions include The Misanthrope starring Damian Lewis and Keira Knightley; Legally Blonde, West Side Story, Guys and Dolls, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Sunset Boulevard and Spamalot.

The information in this brochure was correct at the time of going to press. Richmond Theatre reserves the right to alter the advertised programme or facilities if necessary. Data protection Richmond Theatre is managed by Richmond Theatre Ltd, part of the Ambassador Theatre Group. We would like to add or retain your details on our lists to keep you informed about future events, special offers and other developments. We also look to secure information and special offers for you from other organisations. You will be asked whether you want to receive any of this information next time you book. If you do not want to receive information from ourselves and/or third parties or have any queries, contact the Marketing Department on 020 8332 4500.

book your programmes and ice creams in advance when buying your tickets

Booking opens Fri 12 November Ambassador Friends, Richmond Friends & Matcham Club Wed 17 November General Booking

concession required and must be paid for with cash only.

Discounts/offers are not retrospective.

Book online at www.ambassadortickets.com/richmond

An access leaflet is available, together with an audio cd of this brochure.

Please contact Stage Door on 020 8323 4500.

Book by telephone on 0844 871 7651 Mon - Sat 9am - 10pm and Sun 10am - 8pm.

We accept Visa, Maestro and American Express.

Book in person Mon - Sat, from 10am until 5pm or 15 mins after the start of the evening performance. Please note that the Box Office will open at 11am the first Tuesday of each month and is unable to take bookings in person for future shows one hour prior to a performance.

Book by email: richmondboxoffice@ theambassadors.com Booking Conditions Prices are subject to up to a £2.50 per ticket fee online and £1.50 per ticket fee by phone.

A transaction fee of £2.85 will be added to all telephone, email and postal bookings.

Productions marked * are subject to a £3 per ticket booking fee and a £2.85 transaction fee for all sales channels except Box Office counter sales. Friends will not pay any booking or transaction fees except on productions marked * Please note that tickets may be exchanged for 10% of the ticket cost for an alternative performance of the same show only.

Returned tickets may be resold at the discretion of the Box Office and only once the performance is completely sold out. A 10% booking cancellation fee will apply.

Due to the varying nature of the shows and sets, we cannot guarantee an unrestricted view from all seats at all times. £1 from each ticket goes to Richmond Theatre’s Restoration Fund.

Young Children Children under 5 will not be admitted to Richmond Theatre, except for children and family shows. For health and safety reasons we cannot admit babies into the auditorium.

Children entering the auditorium must have a ticket and be able to sit in their own seat.

Concessions & discounts Senior Citizens, Under 18s and Students £3 off Mon - Thu perfs and mats.

Only one discount per ticket may apply.

All discounts are subject to availability, please check with the Box Office.

Standby tickets (Not available for Sleeping Beauty or one night shows). £12 standby tickets may be available from one hour before the performance for senior citizens (excl. mats), students, under 18’s, unemployed people and members of theatre unions. This is at the discretion of the Box Office and is subject to availability. Proof of

access for all

Access Bookings 0844 871 7677 For our deaf and hard of hearing patrons, please use Text Relay, which is a free service.

(You pay only for the call to the venue) 18001 0844 871 7677 (textphone users). www.relay.org Please advise us in advance of any special needs you or anyone in your party may have. The Box Office will be happy to help in any way they can and to offer advice - all wheelchair spaces must be reserved at time of booking.

The Stalls, Stalls Bar and an adapted toilet are accessible to wheelchair users.

An induction loop is fully installed in the auditorium. There are a limited number of headsets for the infra-red hearing system which should be booked in advance at the Box Office. Headsets are available from the cloakroom in the foyer on payment of a returnable deposit (£5).

Hearing dogs and guide dogs are welcome in the theatre. Please inform the Box Office at the time of booking.

There are free non-reserved parking spaces for orange/blue badge holders close to the theatre.

Disabled customers are entitled to £5 off on all performances (subject to availability).

Customers who require additional assistance to attend the theatre should make this known at the time of booking.

Group Bookings Groups Hotline 0844 871 7696 Email groups: richmondgroups@theambassadors.com Groups of 10+ Varying ticket discounts are available on most shows.

Schools Colleges and Universities Tickets from £10 are available on selected performances for groups of 10+ No bkg or transaction fees apply except on productions marked *.

For further details contact the Groups Hotline on 0844 871 7696.

Open Mon - Thu 9am - 6.30pm, Fri 9 -6pm & Sat 10am - 4pm.

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PRICE BAND Sleeping Beauty

A

B

C

D

S

£27

£25

£23

£20

£30

Romeo & Juliet/ Swan Lake Wed - Sat eves Thu, Sat, & Sun mat

£31

£27

£23

£19

£34

£27

£22

£19

£16

£30

Masterclass Mon - Sat eves Wed mat Sat mat

£29 £22 £26

£26 £19 £23

£22 £17 £20

£18 £14 £16

£32 £25 £29

Guys & Dolls Tue - Thu eves Fri & Sat eves Sat mat

£20 £21 £18

£18 £20 £16

£16 £17 £14

£13 £15 £12

-

The Haunting Mon - Sat eves Wed mat Sat mat

£29 £27 £28

£26 £24 £25

£23 £21 £22

£17 £14 £16

Blithe Spirit Mon - Sat eves Wed mat Sat mat

£30 £23 £27

£27 £20 £24

£23 £18 £21

Avenue Q Mon - Thu eves Fri & Sat early Fri & Sat eves

£29 £22 £31

£25 £19 £27

£21 £16 £22

£19 £17

£16 £15

£28 £26 £29 £18.50 £29 £31

Yes, Prime Minister Mon - Sat eves & Sat mat Wed mat

£25 £24

£22 £21

£19 £18

£16 £15

£28 £27

£19 £15 £17

£33 £26 £30

The Jungle Book Adults Children

£19 £14 £20

£32 £26 £34

Punt & Dennis*

£29 £22 £26

£26 £19 £23

£22 £17 £20

£18 £14 £16

£32 £25 £29

Precious Little Sleep

£16 £14

£28 £26

£11

-

£16 £15

£28 £26

All tickets £16 All tickets £11 £21

£18

The Counterfeit Stones

£19

£12

£24

£19

£16

£16

-

All tickets £21 £25

£25

£15

£15

-

All tickets £24.50

Lenny Henry* Count Arthur Strong*

Tim Vine*

£16

All tickets £21

Gyles Brandreth*

Glee Mania

£20 £17

£22 £19

£32 £30 £31

The Reluctant Debutante Mon - Sat eves Wed mat Sat mat

£22 £19

£25 £23

£32 £25 £29

£27 £24

£25 £23

S

£18 £14 £16

£15 £13

King Lear £33.50 £30.50 £26.50

D

£22 £17 £20

£18 £15

£19 £17

C

£26 £19 £23

£21 £18

£22 £20

B

Buddy £17 £20 £23 £26 Tue - Fri eves Mon eve & Wed mat £18.50 £18.50 £18.50 £18.50 £17 £20 £23 £26 Sat mat £19 £22 £25 £28 Sat eve

BalletBoyz

£25 £23

A

£29 £22 £26

£24 £21

Great Expectations Tue - Sat eves Wed & Sat mat

Brontë Tue - Sat eves Wed & Sat mats

Jeffrey Bernard Is Unwell Mon - Sat eves Wed mat Sat mat

Journey’s End Mon - Sat eves Wed & Sat mat

Life of Riley Mon - Sat eves Wed & Sat mat

PRICE BAND

All tickets £18 £24

£24

£22

£20

-

All tickets £18.50

Bars on every level

Upper Circle

Tell Me On A Sunday Mon - Sat eves Wed mat Sat mat

£25 £19 £24

£23 £19 £22

£20 £16 £19

£17 £16 £16

£28 £22 £27

Corrie Mon - Sat eves Wed & Sat mats

£27 £22

£24 £19

£20 £16

£17 £13

£30 £25

Verdict Mon - Fri eves & Sat mat Wed mat Sat eve

£25 £21 £26

£22 £19 £23

£20 £16 £21

£16 £14 £17

£28 £24 £29

To Kill A Mockingbird Mon - Sat eves Wed & Sat mat

£26 £23

£23 £20

£20 £17

£17 £14

£29 £26

Dress Circle

Stalls STAGE Seating plans and price breaks may vary for some productions Prices are correct at the time of going to press, however we reserve the right to change or vary prices at any time. Price band S related to Superior seats situated in the Stalls and Dress Circle.

Discounts not available on superior seats

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