Angles Theatre 2017 Spring Summer Brochure

ANGLES THEATRE

Wisbech Spring/Summer 2017

Welcome The Angles Theatre has an exciting and varied range of events to entertain you from now to the end of the summer.

Ratz present “Peter Pan”, “April in Paris”, “Jeeves and Wooster”, “Brief Encounters” and “Night at the Moves - the sequel”.

Professional acts include “Magic Nights” , “Ventoux”, “Macbeth” and “Tommy Loose”.

The Wisbech Players will present “Jekyll and Hyde” and Katy Lilley‘s School of Dance annual spectacular will be “#dancespiration”.

We have over half term in February and May/June the “Play in a Day” workshops and for the summer holidays we have the junior workshop “Disney‘s Mulan Jr”, a series of “One Day Workshops” and the senior workshop challenge of “The Wizard of Oz”.

Find us BOX OFFICE: 01945 47 44 47 ADMINISTRATION 01945 58 55 87 EMAIL ENQUIRIES: office@anglestheatre.co.uk POSTAL ADDRESS: Angles Theatre, Alexandra Road, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire PE13 1HQ

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Wisbech Town Council

The RATzPack Special Offer Buy tickets for any THREE RATz shows and you will get a 10% DISCOUNT. Buy tickets for any FIVE RATz shows and you will get a 20% DISCOUNT. This offer is only available until

Tuesday 31st January 2017.

All three or five tickets must be bought at the same time.

A Musical Adventure

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Season‘s Events RATz productions

Professional Acts

Local partners

Ratzcool events

Thursday Whatever!

Thu 19 Jan Thu 16 Feb Thu 23 March Thu 27 April Thu 18 May Thu 22 June Thu 20 July Thu 24 Aug p26

Thu 26 to Sat 28 Jan p6

Jeeves and Wooster

Volunteer Evening Sat 18 March p27

Sat 25 March p14

Peter Pan

Tommy Loose Sat 22 April p16

Macbeth

Sat 13 May p15

Ratzcool Showcase

#dancespiration

Junior Workshop Mulan

Thu 23 to Sat 25 Feb p7

Tue 11 to Sat 15 April p8 & 9

Fri 30 June and Sat 1 July p21

Magic Night

April in Paris

Mon 10 to Sat 15 July p18

Sat 11 Feb Sat 29 April Sat 17 June & Sat 5 August p12 & 13

Ventoux

Mon 24 to Fri 28 July p22

in date order Thursday Whatever!

TICKET PRICING For most performances EARLY BOUGHT TICKETS START at £10. £10 price will NOT last, so

Half Term Play in a Day Mon 13 to Wed 15 Feb p19

BOOK EARLY and pay the lowest price.

As tickets sales rise the price will rise.

If you are 16 or younger and in full time education, you will always pay £10 or less.

Jekyll and Hyde

Tue 28 March to Sat 1 April p17

Brief Encounter

Thu 25 to Sat 27 May p10

One Day Workshops

Mon 31 July to Fri 4 August p23

If you book as a group and buy 10 tickets or more one ticket will always be free.

Half Term Play in a Day Tue 30 May to Thu 1 June p20

Senior Workshop Wizard of Oz

Night at the Movies the Sequel

Thu 8 to Sat 10 June p11

Mon 7 to Sat 19 August p24 & 25

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An Angles Theatre RATz production

by

John Godber

This amateur production of “April in Paris” is presented by special arrangement with Samuel French Ltd.

RATz production

John Godber wrote this play “April in Paris” as part of the Hull Festival in 1992.

Redundant Al is festering at home in an effort to keep himself alert, he has turned his plastering skills to acrylic art work. Bet works in a shoe shop and is frustrated because she and her husband spend too much time together. His Protestant work ethic has been replaced by a childish demand for her attention and they have developed rubbing each other up the wrong way into an exquisite art form. One very unexpected and lucky day, Al and Bet win one night in Paris as part of a “romantic break” competition – a chance to get Al and Bet to experience European travel for the first time. The trip changed their lives!

This Angles RATz production will entertain you and give you an intriguing insite into relationships!!

BOOK EARLY TICKETS at £10 Suitable for all ages

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Thursday 26th Jan at 7:30pm Friday 27th Jan at 7:30pm Saturday 28th Jan at 7:30pm

BOOK EARLY TICKETS at £10 Suitable for all ages An Angles Theatre RATz production

01945 47 44 47 • www.anglestheatre.co.uk

Thursday 23rd Feb 7:30pm Friday 24th Feb 7:30pm Saturday 25th Feb 7:30pm

A new play from the works of

P.G. Wodehouse

by The Goodale Brothers

Original direction by Sean Foley Nominated for the 2014 Olivier Award for Best New Comedy This amateur production is by special arrangement with Nick Hearn Books.

When a perfectly delightful trip to the countryside takes a turn for the worse, the aristocrat, Bertie Wooster is unwittingly called on to play matchmaker. He is tasked with reconciling the affections of his host‘s drippy daughter Madeline Bassett with her newly fancied acquaintance Gussie Fink-Nottle.

Enjoy an evening of raucous comedy with this Angles RATz production.

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RATz production

If Bertie can‘t pull off the wedding of the season he will be forced to abandon his cherished bachelor status and marry the ghastly girl himself!

Naturally, the ever dependable Jeeves is there to prevent Bertie from making a fool of himself in front of a cast of Wodehouse’s finest characters.

01945 47 44 47 • www.anglestheatre.co.uk

Based on J.M. Barrie‘s original play.

Music by George Stiles.

Lyrics by Anthony Drewe.

Book by Willis Hall.

RATz production

With permission from Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children.

This amateur production is by special arrangement with Josef Weinberger Ltd..

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BOOK EARLY TICKETS at £10 Suitable for all ages An Angles Theatre

RATz production

Close your eyes and imagine . . . close them even tighter . . . imagine you have taken off on a magical trip to Never Land . . . where you never grow old.

01945 47 44 47 • www.anglestheatre.co.uk

Tuesday 11th April 7:30pm Wednesday 12th April 7:30pm Thursday 13th April 7:30pm Friday 14th April 7:30pm Saturday 15th April 2:30pm and Saturday 15th April 7:30pm

JM Barrie’s timeless tale of the boy who refused to grow up is reborn as a spectacular musical with music and lyrics by Stiles & Drewe and a book by the late Willis Hall.

London Town is strangely ill-at-ease. Rumours abound that babies have gone missing from their perambulators and, as darkness falls, city workers hurry home to their families. Peter Pan rescues the Darling family’s children by whisking them beyond the stars to his island where there are “no tedious distances between one adventure and the next”.

“The tunes escalate the magic.... and makes the already brilliant J. M. Barrie story all the more sublime.” Yorkshire Evening Post.

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RATz production

This Angles RATz production will entertainingly magic you away.

01945 47 44 47 • www.anglestheatre.co.uk

An Angles Theatre

RATz production Adapted for the stage by Emma Rice from the play STILL LIFE and the screenplay BRIEF ENCOUNTER, both by Noël Coward. Originally commissioned by David Pugh & Dafydd Rogers & Cineworld who first presented Kneehigh’s production of Noël Coward’s Brief Encounter in 2008. Songs and verse are by Noël Coward & original music and musical arrangements are by Stu Barker.

This amateur production is by special arrangement with Samuel French Ltd.

RATz production

Your heart dances . . . the world seems strange and new . . . you want to laugh and skip and fall forever… you are in love. But you are in love with the wrong person. Laura, a respectable suburban wife, and Alec an idealistic doctor and husband, meet in a station buffet, fall passionately in love but are doomed never to find fulfilment.

A heart-wrenching, inventive new stage version of the timeless love story.

“A first-class return to romance” – Charles Spencer, Telegraph “A delicate, whimsical creation. Exquisite” – Ben Brantley, New York Times An Angles RATz production that could bring a tear to your eye!!

BOOK EARLY TICKETS at £10 Suitable for all ages

Thursday 25th May at 7:30pm Friday 26th May at 7:30pm 10 Saturday 27th May at 7:30pm

BOOK EARLY TICKETS at £10 Suitable for all ages An Angles Theatre RATz production

01945 47 44 47 • www.anglestheatre.co.uk

Thursday 8th June 7:30pm Friday 9th June 7:30pm Saturday 10th June 7:30pm

RATz present an evening of musical entertainment of a variety songs from a variety of movies.

RATz last performed a collection of songs from movies in September 2011.

Prepare for this Angles RATz “sequel” coming in 2017.

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RATz production

Whatever your mood, you‘ll find something to inspire you.

A Night at the Movies is the only movie music collection you‘ll ever need!

Professional event 01945 47 44 47 • www.anglestheatre.co.uk

BOOK EARLY TICKETS at £10 Suitable for all ages

Richard Griffin is a multi-award winning magician who for over 25 years has entertained audiences worldwide.

01945 47 44 47 • www.anglestheatre.co.uk

Saturday 11th Feb at 2:30 & 7:30pm Saturday 29th April at 2:30 & 7:30pm Saturday 17th June at 2:30 & 7:30pm Saturday 5th August at 2:30 & 7:30pm

He has performed for the likes of Prince William and Kate Middleton, Michael Jackson and Members of Parliament at the House of Commons.

As well as many TV appearances, Richard has also worked behind the scenes on many TV, film and theatre shows.

This show is suitable for all ages.

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Professional event

Now, for the first time, he presents Magic at the Angles.

A bi-monthly magic show featuring some of the UK‘s finest magicians. From comedy magic to illusions, Richard Griffin as your host and compere will, every two months and twice a day, bring different acts from the world of magic to the Angles Theatre to especially entertain you.

01945 47 44 47 • www.anglestheatre.co.uk

Ventoux

Professional event

present Ventoux is the most fearsome mountain encountered on the Tour de France.

It is also the story of Lance Armstrong and Marco Pantani – whose drug-fuelled race in 2000 was the greatest cycling had ever seen. Ventoux charts the parallel lives of these champions who overcame great adversity in tandem and the mountain that cast them in opposing directions.

BOOK EARLY TICKETS at £10 Suitable for all ages

Join 2Magpies Theatre as they restage the race using breathtaking video accompaniment and a pair of road bikes, asking the question – how far will we go to succeed?

“The performance is a true Tour de Force” The Public Reviews “Touching and elegantly controlled” The Scotsman “You must see this show” Fringe Guru

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Saturday 25th March at 7:30pm

01945 47 44 47 • www.anglestheatre.co.uk

6FootStories presents

MACBETH A tale of sound & fury

A riotous and playful reinvention of Macbeth that puts the witches at the centre of this dark and bloody tragedy.

Three gnarly fortune tellers live amongst the rats in an old junk yard, apart from decent society. Eager to teach the selfish world of man a lesson, they prepare a fortune reading that will destroy a throne and everything around it.

Joyfully theatrical and inventive, this is Macbeth as you’ve never seen it before.

“An intelligent, exhilaratingly and blasphemous sprint through a revered Shakespearean tragedy” – Everything Theatre “madcap, bohemian and all together brilliant” – The Theatre Tourist

Saturday 13th May 7:30pm

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BOOK EARLY TICKETS at £10 Suitable for all ages

Professional event

Performed by just 3 actors with a junk yard set full of props, the major roles are swapped between them as they hurtle through the witches’ prophecy using storytelling, live music and physical theatre.

01945 47 44 47 • www.anglestheatre.co.uk

Professional event

BOOK EARLY TICKETS from £7 Suitable for all ages

Saturday 22nd April at 7:30pm

BOOK EARLY TICKETS at £10 Suitable for all ages

Experimenting on himself, his formula works to release his dark alter ego, Edward Hyde.

Jekyll continues his researches, spending more and more time as Hyde. Jekyll’s fiancée and friends become aware of the changes in him but are powerless to help. Jekyll himself finds it more and more difficult to keep Hyde at bay, and when Hyde brutally murders one of the young maids he realises his experiment has gone too far, and he takes the only possible course of action left to him.

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Local Partner event

This retelling of Robert Louis Stevenson’s famous story reveals Dr. Jekyll on the brink of discovering the key to man’s inner reality.

01945 47 44 47 • www.anglestheatre.co.uk

Tuesday 28th March 7:30pm Wednesday 29th March 7:30pm Thursday 30th March 7:30pm Friday 31st March 7:30pm Saturday 1st April 7:30pm

01945 47 44 47 • www.anglestheatre.co.uk

Monday 10th July at 7:30pm Tuesday 11th July at 7:30pm Wednesday 12th July at 7:30pm Friday 14th July at 7:30pm Saturday 15th July at 2:30pm Saturday 15th July at 7:30pm

#dancespiration

Thursday Local Partner Whatever! event Music in the Bar

Katy Lilley‘s School of Dance, based at the Angles Theatre, present their annual dance extravaganza.

This end of year spectacular has been inspired by Katy and her pupils‘ dancespirations.

BOOK EARLY TICKETS at £10 Suitable for all ages

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Cost per day is ÂŁ12. Age range is 5 to 12 years A great way for kids to entertain themselves during the half term break.

Learn to be creative, learn stage techniques, grow your confidence, make new friends and most of all have fun.

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Ratzcool workshop

Each day a different mini play will be created by the kids and workshop leader and then performed, each day, for parents.

01945 47 44 47 • www.anglestheatre.co.uk

Monday 13th Feb 10:00am to 3:00pm Tuesday 14th Feb 10:00am to 3:00pm Wednesday 15th Feb 10:00am to 3:00pm

01945 47 44 47 • www.anglestheatre.co.uk

Ratzcool workshop

Tuesday 30th May 10:00am to 3:00pm Wednesday 31st May 10:00am to 3:00pm Thursday 1st June 10:00am to 3:00pm

Each day a different mini play will be created by the kids and workshop leader and then performed, each day, for parents.

Cost per day is ÂŁ12. Age range is 5 to 12 years A great way for kids to entertain themselves during the half term break.

Learn to be creative, learn stage techniques, grow your confidence, make new friends and most of all have fun.

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Tickets £6

Ratzcool‘s Summer Showcase

01945 47 44 47 • www.anglestheatre.co.uk

Friday 30th June at 7:30pm Saturday 1st July at 7:30pm

Following the successes of “Around the World in a 1000 years” , “Earth, Wind and Fire” and “Christmas Rock” this summer‘s showcase will entertain and hopefully suprise you with the results of the Ratzcool kids.

“A Potpourri of West End Shows” will use songs, dances and acting from a range of recent and past West End successes.

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Ratzcool event

Ratzcool is the Angles Theatre‘s Musical Theatre and Drama school for 5 to 16 year olds and is an enjoyable way to learn theatre crafts, new skills and to build an individual‘s confidence.

01945 47 44 47 • www.anglestheatre.co.uk

Junior Summer Workshop

MULAN

Disney‘s Jr. The cost for the 5 day workshop is £60 The age range is 5 to 9 years Music and lyrics by Matthew Wilder, David Zippel, Stephen Schwartz, Jeanine Tesori and Alexa Junge.

Music adapted and arranged and additional music and lyrics by Bryan Louiselle .

Book adapted and additional lyrics by Patricia Cotter.

Based on the 1998 Disney film MULAN and the story FA MULAN by Robert D. San Souci.

Workshop days are

Monday 24th July to

Friday 28th July

from 10:00am to 3:00pm The performance of Mulan is on

Friday 28th April

at 3:00pm with tickets at £6 This Disney heart warming celebration of culture, honour and the fighting spirit. With hit songs and a story packed with action, humour and heart, Mulan brings ancient China to life.

Ratzcool workshop

China has been invaded by the Huns and it is up to Mulan and her dragon sidekick, Mushu, to save the Emperor! Mulan must choose between revealing her true identity as a girl or saving all of China with her clever plan.

Monday 31th July Tuesday 1st August Wednesday 2nd August Thursday 3rd August Friday 4th August

Workshops cost per day

ÂŁ12

Workshop days are from 10:00am to 3:00pm

Age range

5 to 12 years Every day will be different.

Every day you will learn something different about creative drama.

01945 47 44 47 • www.anglestheatre.co.uk

One Day Workshops

Every day you will learn new drama skills and techniques.

Every day you learn to use your imagination in different ways.

Every day you will grow in self confidence.

Every day you will have the chance to make new friends.

Every day you will have some great fun.

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Ratzcool workshps

Every day you will be proud of your achievements.

01945 47 44 47 • www.anglestheatre.co.uk

Senior Summer Musical Challenge Workshop days are

Monday 7th to Friday 11th and Monday 14th to Friday 18th August

from 10:00am to 4:00pm

Ratzcool workshop

(RSC 1988) with permission by MusicScope

Based on the original story by L. Frank Baum with music and lyrics by Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg.

Adapted by John Kane for the Royal Shakespeare Company.

Based upon the classical motion picture owned

by Turner Entertainment Co. and distributed in all media by Warner Bros.

01945 47 44 47 • www.anglestheatre.co.uk

Cost for the 10 day workshop is £80 Age range is 10 to 18 years Performances of

The Wizard of Oz Friday 18th Aug at 7:30pm Saturday 19th Aug at 2:30pm Saturday 19th Aug at 7:30pm Tickets £8.50

Come along and join Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tinman, the Cowardly Lion, Toto, the Wicked Witch and the Wizard of Oz himself as they all travel the universe of Dorothy‘s imagination.

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Ratzcool workshop

Join this exciting musical workshop with the challenge of rehearsing and performing a full blown musical in just two weeks!!

Little Dorothy Gale of Kansas, like so many girls her age, dreams of what lies over the rainbow. One day a twister hits her farm and carries her away and high over the rainbow to another world.

01945 47 44 47 • www.anglestheatre.co.uk

Thursday Whatever! - Music in the Bar

Some of Thursday Whatever! past acts

Thursday Whatever!

Music in the Bar

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All the gigs are on Thursdays, begin at 8:00pm and you pay ÂŁ4 on the door

19th January 16th February 23rd March 27th April 18th May 22nd June 20th July 24th August

Saturday 18th March at 7:30pm

Join us and help make the difference to the efficient

running and support of Wisbech and Fenland’s little community theatre, the eighth oldest working theatre in England.

This evening is a chance for you to get to know us and to be inspired and encouraged to help in a variety of ways.

Volunteers give their time freely and contribute in many different ways.

They enjoy a sense of being a valuable part of the theatre and also have the opportunity to socialise with like-minded people.

We are always in need of help to: • maintain the theatre, inside and out • clean the public areas during the run of a long show • • work backstage with the running of shows with set construction, costumes, hair & make-up • • support the running of the bar • run the box office • be a front of house member • • support some office work • and much, much more.

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Support your local theatre . . .

. . . become a volunteer Technical volunteers

learn and practice designing, rigging and operating lighting and sound.

Customer facing volunteers

help with front of house staff, box office and working behind the bar.

Backstage support volunteers

support building and painting sets, making or managing props, working backstage during a performance and helping to make and organise costumes.

. . . become an Angles member

£10 a year

£20 a year

£12 a year

Voice your opinions on the Angles Youth Council.

Join at the box office.

Note: All RATz events also require actors to be a Youth Angler.

You get voting rights at the Angles’ AGM. Join at the box office.

Note: All RATz events also require actors to be an Adult Angler.

Win cash prizes at regular monthly draws. Membership runs from the 1st November to the 31st October annually.

Join at the box office or set up a standing order.

Note: Fortune Club membership is open to adults only

Katy Lilley’s School of Dance Based at the Angles Theatre, Wisbech.

Students learn: I.D.T.A. Ballet and Tap, Jazz and Contemporary, Zumba and Zumbatomics.

Ages from 2 years to adult.

For more information contact Katy Lilley on:

07891 107104

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Ratzool Limited Registered Office: The Angles Theatre, Alexandra Road, Wisbech, Cambs PE13 1HQ Registered in England and Wales 07241564. Owned by the Wisbech Angles Theatre Council

Support your local theatre

We survive on donations from the general public and local organisations.

Here are some ideas for donations which we would love to have to help us maintain this wonderful theatre, the eighth oldest working theatre in England.

£10

£40

2 people x £50

Buy-a-brick to help our air conditioning fund

Buy black paint to repaint the stage after each event

To replace a moving light lamp in the theatre

5 people x £50 To replace an auditorium seat with your name on it

5 x £100 Pay for a professional act to perform at the Theatre

Programme Sponsorship

£50

For a 1/4 page advert in an event programme

£100

Buy a 1/2 page advert in an event programme

£100

Buy a centre page banner in an event programme

Please note that all the prices above are exclusive of VAT.

£200

Buy a full page advert in an event programme

Bookings BOOKINGS ONLINE: All tickets may be booked online with a booking fee of £0.75 per ticket.

BOOKINGS IN PERSON: The Angles Theatre box office is open: • Monday to Friday from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm • Saturdays from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon • For one hour before all performances.

BOOKING & QUERIES BY TELEPHONE: Outside the times above there is a voicemail service.

Calls will be returned as soon as possible but we cannot guarantee to respond on the same day.

BOOKINGS BY POST: Please give full details of the time and date of the performance required.

Enclose a cheque or postal order made payable to the Angles Theatre with a stamped addressed envelope.

BANK CARDS: A £1 handling charge is added to credit card transactions in person or by telephone.

GROUP BOOKINGS: Buy 10 tickets and get 1 free - available for most shows.

CONCESSIONS: Concession prices are only available to children 16 years and under.

DATA PROTECTION ACT 1998: The Angles Theatre will use your information to provide you with tickets for events, together with information about other events that may be of interest to you. You have the right to ask for your personal details to be removed from the database at any time; to not be sent publicity; to see a copy of the information held about you; to have any inaccuracies corrected.

OTHER INFORMATION: The Angles Theatre reserves the right to make any changes to the information contained in this brochure or on its website if anything changes significantly.

Restricted views

PLEASE NOTE: Children under the age of four may not enjoy certain performances and could possibly disrupt the enjoyment of others.

We therefore reserve the right to restrict admission at our discretion.

ACCESS: The Angles Theatre is pleased to welcome disabled visitors who use manual wheelchairs. Patrons are required to book a wheelchair space when booking their tickets. A row of seats, able to accommodate a wheelchair and a companion, are provided on Row X. We can accommodate up to four wheelchairs per performance. Please try to arrive at least 20 minutes before the start. There are disabled toilet facilities.

Health and Safety regulations prevent access for users of electric wheelchairs or multifunction disabled chairs.

There are also two short flights of stairs from the bar to the auditorium to be aware of, as well as steps leading up the rows of seats.

REFUNDS: Tickets cannot be exchanged or money refunded. Returned tickets will be offered for re-sale ONLY when that same event is sold out. We have a handling charge of £1 per ticket for this service.

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STAGE

1793

The Wisbech theatre The end of the 18th century saw the rise of small provincial theatres. Actor-managers of the more popular touring companies constructed theatres in towns within their touring circuits. Mr Robertson, manager of the Lincoln touring circuit, funded the building of the Wisbech Theatre in 1793.

The Wisbech Theatre would For 53 years, until 1846, the Robertson family put have looked similar to the on several successful productions in Wisbech. The picture above when it was Wisbech Museum has a number of playbills from this first built in 1793. period to illustrate the range of events the Robertsons (Photo: Cloud Nine Photography) introduced to the Wisbech Theatre.

William Macready, a celebrated London actor, was encouraged to perform in the Wisbech Theatre to support flagging sales. This picture shows him in the role of Virginius (one of the playbills on the other page).

Macready was born in 1793 - the year the Wisbech Theatre was built.

In 1837, James and Caroline Hill, local philanthropists & parents of Octavia Hill, built a school for under privileged children, in front of the Wisbech Theatre.

This building is now used as a bar, rehearsal room and box office for the theatre.

Some playbills advertising Wisbech Theatre events in the early 1800s.

1978

The Angles Theatre company created a new arts centre for Wisbech

In 1977, a newly formed acting group were looking for a base to rehearse in.

They had formed a theatre company to tour Shakespeare’s plays and they called themselves the Angles Theatre Company.

Without any notion of the vast history behind the building the group negotiated a deal with the Christian Spiritualist Church, who owned the theatre building, to lease it for a rehearsal space. When the Angles Theatre Company realised what they had leased they enthusiastically set about returning the building to its former glory and more. They also, with Town Council support, purchased the front building.

Wisbech‘s little theatrical gem would not be here today had it not been for the Angles Theatre Company in 1978.

The Angles Theatre Wisbech is the eighth oldest working theatre in the country and aims to provide you with the best in professional and amateur entertainment.

telephone: 01945 47 44 47 email: office@anglestheatre.co.uk bookings & information: www.anglestheatre.co.uk Follow us on: logos f The Theatre is supported by: Wisbech Town Council The Wisbech Angles Theatre Council • Charity number 278240