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Welcome to our Autumn Season – a feast of food for thought and fun. Flick through the brochure - but here are my recommendations.
Enjoy us as our plans for the restoration progress…
In September Propeller Theatre Company – the multi-award winning all male Shakespearean company - bring Pocket Dream, A Midsummer Night’s Dream squeezed into 1 hour with a 1 hour talk-back session with the audience. What better way to get young people into the Bard! This is followed hard on its heels by the UK premiere of Devil in The Detail by Metamorpho – a delicious comedy of mask, puppets, music and dance. October’s offer includes The Meeting to celebrate Black History Month - a play that imagines an encounter between icons Malcolm X and Martin Luther King (with an accompanying exhibition and workshop). And on a lighter note, If That’s All There Is by the brilliant young company, Inspector Sands – selected at Edinburgh by the Guardian as ‘Pick of the Fringe’ for “turning anxiety into art form”. And then - Ah-aagh! tis the season to be jolly – join us for our Christmas musical adventure with swashbuckling and boy and girl pirates. See page 27 for International Talk Like a Pirate Day fun! Book now to make the most of our offers.
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Heritage
Open Days Thurs 9 – Sun 12 September Thurs & Fri at 11am & 1pm Sat & Sun at 11am Enjoy a free tour of our beautiful building and experience our stories. Book your place by calling the box office today. FREE Find out more – www.visitportsmouth.co.uk
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Our Back-Lot development with the University of Portsmouth progresses.
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First performance by our NTR Youth Theatre…
Our aim: 19th Century building with 21st Century facilities. NEWSFLASH: Heritage Lottery Fund have agreed development funding.
West Side Story
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Music by Leonard Bernstein Words by Stephen Sondheim
Mon 13 September 7.30pm This re-telling of Romeo and Juliet is the first performance by the NTR Youth Theatre. West Side Story centres on the love story of Maria and Tony and the rivalry between The Jets and The Sharks. Lives are destroyed and a love story ends in tragedy. Tickets £3
Key:
Friends discount available Hires
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POCKET DREAM PROPELLER THEATRE COMPANY
A fresh take on A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Tues 14 & Wed 15 September 1.30pm & 7.30pm The internationally acclaimed Propeller present a shortened version of its award-winning production of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, especially devised for all ages (9+). “I would have cried if I hadn’t been laughing so much” The Guardian “How to get your child hooked on Shakespeare” Daily Telegraph An ideal introduction not only to Shakespeare, but to the thrill and excitement of theatre. Tickets £9–£13 (£6–£11 concessions) Show runs at 2hours including talk-back session with the company www.propeller.org.uk
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Jacqui Dankworth Sat 18 September 7.30pm – rescheduled date Jacqui Dankworth, one the country’s leading jazz vocalists, celebrates the release of her new album Back To You. Daughter of the legendary jazz musician and composer Sir John Dankworth and International singing star Dame Cleo Laine, Jacqui will perform a stunning collection of originals, plus a selection from her favourite songwriters including James Taylor, Sting and Randy Newman. “Refined and subtle. Classy pop, gospel music and a lot more” The Guardian Tickets £15 (£13 concessions) www.jacquidankworth.com Book online at :: www.newtheatreroyal.com
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UK Premiere
Devil in the Detail
Meta Morpho Wed 22 & Thurs 23 September 7.30pm From the celebrated co-founder of Trestle, Toby Wilsher, this is a manic black comedy about greed and deceit performed by five exceptional mask actors. In a run-down part of town a devious landlady and her ambitious daughter make ends meet by renting out a small apartment. Not satisfied with a single rent, they let out the flat to 2 men who never meet, but both men have hidden secrets that emerge with ghastly consequences… Tickets £9–£13 (£6–£11 concessions) Post show Q&A – Wed www.metamorpho.co.uk
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Last Night Big Band of the Proms Spectacular The Salvation Army
The Big Band from Her Majesty’s Royal Marines
Fri 24 September 8pm Come along and enjoy a fun evening of music and flag-waving with The Salvation Army!
Sat 25 September 7.30pm For the first time ever the Band of Her Majesty’s Royal Marines Portsmouth perform a Big Band Spectacular and an evening of world class entertainment at the New Theatre Royal.
Featuring their very own band, choir and special guests, the evening will include classical music and traditional ‘Last Night of The Proms’ repertoire. Tickets £5/£10 in aid of The Salvation Army Annual Appeal.
Experience the unmistakable sound of Nat King Cole, Ella Fitzgerald and Michael Bublé as acclaimed singing sensations Cole Page and Emer McParland join the Royal Marines in a stunning night of hits from the Big Band era. Tickets £15 (£12 concessions)
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The Sum of it All Anomic
Thurs 30 September 7.30pm Stanley Ayers’ humdrum existence is transformed when he meets a young woman who introduces him to life. Anomic are an exciting new company brought together by award winning director, Dan Shorten, co-creator of Precarious last seen at the NTR with anomie. “Theatre for the 21st century – bold, experimental, brimming with ideas and an assault on the senses” The Stage on Precarious 8
Tweet during the performance! Follow @newtheatreroyal on Twitter and tweet during the show with the hashtag #Anomic. The top 5 most enjoyed tweets will be picked by the company and win free tickets to another show! A stunning visual feast! Tickets £9–£13 (£6–£11 concessions)
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Post show Q&A www.anomic.co.uk
Co-produced by NTR,the Barbican, the Croydon Clocktower,Unity Theatre and Zoo Venues
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The Bug and the Butterfly
The Marriage of Figaro
Peut Etre Theatre Sun 3 October 11am & 2pm 11am: 18 months – 3 years 2pm: 4+
Co-Opera Co.
Inspired by the poetry of Frederico García Lorca.
By Mozart Fri 1 October 7.30pm Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro, a heady mix of comedy and pathos, lust and love, betrayal and social intrigue, is every bit as powerful and relevant today as it was in the 18th century. Co-Opera return after the success of last year’s Albert Herring and La Boheme. Directed by Jacopo Spirei, conducted by Robin Newton, sung by a cast of world class, young professionals and featuring a 12 piece orchestra. Recommendation: “Co-Opera’s performance of Albert Herring was by far the best operatic experience I have ever had in Portsmouth. The singing, staging, and orchestra were all magnificent, and the NTR acoustic gave it a clarity and immediacy which bigger houses can rarely match.” Colin Jagger, Head of Music at the University of Portsmouth
A dance-music theatre piece for children and their families about the little world in the grass. In a world where a dew drop is the size of a swimming pool and a flower is as tall as a skyscraper, an insect falls in love with a beautiful butterfly. A heart-warming story in miniature about love, friendship, reaching for the moon and dancing leaf to leaf. Recommendation: “The work has an off the wall sense of the bizarre, it is visually stimulating and constantly energetic and exploratory.” Charles Savage, NTR Board Member
Tickets £10–£15 (£6–£13 concessions)
Tickets £5 / £8 adults
www.co-opera-co.org
www.peutetretheatre.co.uk
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Lysistrata Actors of Dionysus By Aristophanes Thurs 7 October 7.30pm Riotous, irreverent and even a little naughty. A modern re-telling of Aristophanes’ masterpiece, Lysistrata, promises to be an absurd laugh out loud romp. In just 90 minutes Actors of Dionysus bring the battle of the sexes to a stunning climax. Combining physical theatre, slapstick and circus elements, the show displays human nature in its entirety. “Let nothing stop you from seeing them” The Times Tickets £9–£13 (£6–£11 concessions) Post show Q&A www.actorsofdionysus.com
GA GA A Tribute to Queen
Fri 8 October at 8pm From playing at the International Queen Convention to appearing in a recent BBC documentary, GA GA continue to prove why they are so highly rated by critics and audiences alike. There are no wigs, no makeup and definitely no false moustaches but instead a host of massive Queen songs played like they were meant to be. Tickets £10 – £16 www.gagaonline.co.uk
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Julian Clary Lordof theMince Sat 9 October 7.30pm Having already thrilled audiences at over a hundred sell out shows across the UK, Australia and New Zealand, the inimitable Julian Clary has graciously agreed to extend his Lord of the Mince tour to bring joy to the people of Portsmouth this autumn. “Side splittingly hilarious” **** Daily Mirror Tickets £20 (£18 concessions) www.julianclary.co.uk
The Shakespeare Schools Festival Tues 12 & Wed 13 October 7pm SSF’s 10th Anniversary Festival comes to Portsmouth. Every year the Festival enables 14,000 young people nationwide the chance to experience Shakespeare though performing specially adapted versions of the plays. Tues schools: Miltoncross, King Richard, Wildern and Portsmouth Grammar Upper Wed schools: Cantell College, Charter Academy, Priestlands and Mayfield Ticket £7.50 (£5.50 concessions) Family of 4 – £20 www.ssf.uk.com
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The Meeting Collective Artistes Thurs 14 & Fri 15 Oct Thurs at 7.30pm, Fri at 1.30pm A THEATRICAL EVENT Join in with an interactive exhibition and post show forum, play your part in the debate about creating greater equality in Britain today – from civil rights era to the present day. Behind the icons, are the men… Behind the myths, are the human struggles that change the course of history. It’s Valentine’s Day in Harlem, 1965. Malcolm X has returned from the UK to an America seething with violence and hatred. In one week’s time, he will be assassinated at the Audubon Ballroom. But tonight, he will risk the scorn of his followers to meet with the iconic leader whose philosophy he has so fiercely opposed, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. This highly imagined encounter captures the individual humanity, political maturity and enduring integrity of two men who would ultimately give their lives for freedom. Featuring Cornell S John (Kidulthood, Adulthood) and Ray Shell (West End: The Lion King, Starlight Express) Directed by Chuck Mike Tickets £9–£13 (£6–£11 concessions) Post show Q&A www.collectiveartistes.co.uk
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Our House
Just Goes to Show! Spinnaker Chorus Sat 16 October 7.30pm An evening of song with celebrated local ladies choir, Spinnaker Chorus, and their special guests... Ringmasters Quartet – a barbershop quartet who are the current European Champions and International Medallists. Vox Concordia -–eight amateur voices whose album, Making Notes, was nominated for a CARA award in the USA as A-cappella Jazz Album of the Year. JaZZmine – a new and exciting ladies quartet. Tickets £10/£15 (£8/£12 concessions)
Elmer the Elephant Blunderbus Theatre Company Sun 17 October 2pm Elmer was not an ordinary elephant. Elmer was red and yellow and green and blue. In fact Elmer was every colour of the rainbow! But Elmer didn’t want to be different; he wanted to be just like all the other elephants.
The Madness Musical CCADS Wed 20 – Sat 23 October 7.30pm Sat matinee at 2.30pm Winner of the Olivier award for Best New Musical, Our House is a compelling tale of right and wrong, heartbreak and comedy, life and love set to the non-stop classic hits of top 80s band Madness. Sixteen today, in love for the first time – the world is changing for young Joe Casey. But, on this fateful night, he doesn’t realise just how much...
Told with breathtaking puppets, original music and stunning scenery, this heart-warming and funny adaptation of David McKee’s Elmer the Elephant will thrill all who experience it.
With a stunning script by Tim Firth (Calendar Girls) and featuring a jam-packed catalogue of Madness hits, multi award-winning local amateur company CCADS bring this high-energy smash hit to Portsmouth for the very first time.
Tickets £5/£8 adults Ages 4+
£6–£12 (£8/£10 concessions)
www.blunderbus.co.uk
ccads.musicdramastage.com
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If That’s All There Is Inspector Sands Associate Producers: ArtsAgenda Tues 26 October 7.30pm A couple are teetering on the brink of marriage. As the happiest day of their lives approaches, the panic begins to rise. And everyone’s watching. A bold visual style and absurd humour made Inspector Sands the sell out hit at the Edinburgh Festival, winning Edinburgh International Festival Fringe Prize 2009. “A young company with a big talent” The Times “Brilliant, slippery. Deliciously sharp and witty” **** The Guardian Tickets £9–£13 (£6–£11 concessions) Post Show Q&A www.inspectorsands.com p
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Boogie Pete Live Wed 27 October 2.30pm Star of the BAFTA awardwinning CBeebies TV show Boogie Beebies, the muchloved Pete Hillier, presents his hit stage show Boogie Pete live - featuring all your favourite songs and dances including Go, Go Mango, Hey Monkey and Ocean Motion! Join Pete as he shows you some moves, some magic and some silliness in this funpacked show for children. “What makes it is the presenter Pete Hillier, engaging and warm and the children love him” The Guardian Tickets £8, Family of 4 – £28 Ages 2+ www.boogiepete.com
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Danish Quartet Elias String Quartet
Cropper Welsh Roscoe Trio Fri 29 October 7.30pm HAYDN Piano Trio No.18 in A MOZART Piano Trio in E K.542 MENDELSSOHN Piano Trio in D minor Op.49 Cropper Welsh Roscoe Trio is comprised of three of Britain’s finest chamber musicians: Peter Cropper - violinist, member of The Lindsays and MITR founder, Moray Welsh - former Principal Cellist of the London Symphony Orchestra and Martin Roscoe - one of Britain’s finest pianists. Here they perform Haydn’s spirited and lively Piano Trio in A and Mozart’s Trio in E, a gentle piece of simple beauty, alongside a piece by Mendelssohn that prompted Schumann to assert that he was “the Mozart of the nineteenth century, the most illuminating of musicians…”. Tickets £14 (£11.50 concessions) 20% off if book whole MITR season www.hazardchase.co.uk www.musicintheround.co.uk
full season: Fri 29 October Cropper Welsh Roscoe Trio Fri 21 January The Hanover Band Fri 18 February Danish Quartet Sat 19 March I Fagiolini Fri 10 June Elias String Quartet Tickets £14 (£11.50 concessions) 20% off if book whole MITR season www.musicintheround.co.uk
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Tangomotion Tango Siempre
Wed 3 November 7.30pm From virtuoso displays of traditional tango dance to the exquisite sounds of 1930’s Buenos Aires and the powerful Nuevo Tango music of Astor Piazzolla, Tangomotion is a breathtaking journey into the heart of Tango Argentino.
Burn my Heart
Trestle Theatre Company in association with Blindeye
Tues 2 November 7.30pm Set during the Mau Mau uprising in 1950’s Kenya, two boys’ lives are changed forever. Drawing on African music and movement styles, combined with a powerful mix of text and physical story-telling theatre, Burn My Heart is a fast-paced, devastating and highly relevant story. Burn My Heart is based on the novel by award winning author Beverley Naidoo and adapted by playwright Rina Vergano. Tickets £9–£13 (£6–£11 concessions) Post show Q & A www.trestle.org.uk
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Tangomotion features four of the UK’s leading tango dancers with live music from Tango Siempre and the outstanding Argentinean singer Guillermo Rozenthuler. The Tangomotion dancers have previously appeared in BBC Strictly Come Dancing, Sally Potter’s Covent Garden production of Carmen and Madonna’s film Evita. “Intense, epic and beautiful” Independent on Sunday Tickets £9–£13 (£6–£11 concessions) www.tangomusic.co.uk
Christmas family fun : Wed 8 December– Sat 1 January
Robert Louis Stevenson
Wed8 December– Sat1 January New adaptation by Louise Page, Lyrics by Christopher Hawes music by Alonso Mendoza
Director: Caroline Sharman Designer: Simon Higlett Lighting Designer: Paul J Need
Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic family adventure with a contemporary local twist! Bemoan the passing of Billy Bones, try and dodge the curse of the black spot and join Jim Hawkins and pirate girl Tempest Silver as they go on the trail of untold treasures and incredible adventures. An incredible swashbuckling musical adventure with a Christmas slant... this new adaptation of a truly classic tale will have you on the edge of your plank! Suitable for children of all ages. Under 2s sit on laps for free!
“A colourful Christmas cracker of festive fare … serves up an absolute banquet of entertainment” Southampton Daily Echo on Alicce in in Wonderland 2009
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Tickets £10– £16 (£8–£14 concessions) (P) and (SS) – all tickets £9 Great group discounts, contact karen@newtheatreroyal.com Family & Friends (up to 5) – Stalls – £55, Dress Circle – £65 Friends Friday Night – Pre show drinks reception and free programme – 17 Dec at 7.30pm Christmas party room available – contact box office for more details Children’s auditions (ages 6–13) on Tues 5 October from 4pm here at NTR. Contact Sian on hello@newtheatreroyal.com Download free Piratical Education & Activity packs – www.newtheatreroyal.com (available from September) For International Talk Like A Pirate Day fun see page 27!
“From the very first minute … Alice was certain to provide the unexpected.”
“I really enjoyed the way they involved the audience in the performance.”
The Stage on Alice in Wonderland 2009
Alice in Wonderla and audience memb an em er
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Bright stars Voyage
Brightstars Dance Academy Fri 5 & Sat 6 November at 7pm Sat matinee at 12.30pm Join the Brightstars children on their adventurous sea voyage, they will visit various countries and have some surprises along the way. This is a fun packed show full of singing and dancing for all ages to enjoy. Tickets £10
Alice the Musical
Purbrook Park Secondary School Book by Lewis Carroll, original music by Mike Smith, adapted for stage by Vernon Mound Mon 15 & Tues 16 November at 7.30pm Purbrook Park Secondary School proudly present this colourful adaptation of Alice in Wonderland with many original song and dance numbers and vibrant costumes.
Private DV Peaceful Mission One Off
By Michael Morpurgo, adapted for the stage by Simon Reade Wed 10 – Sat 13 November at 7.30pm, Wed matinee at 2.30pm A stunning full cast adaptation of Michael Morpurgo’s elegiac novel of the First World War from the exceptional local amateur company, One Off. As young Thomas Peaceful looks back over his childhood from the battlefields of the First World War, his memories are full of family life deep in the countryside. But the clock is ticking and every moment Tommo spends remembering how things used to be means another moment closer to something that will change his life forever. A deeply moving portrayal of camaraderie and courage, innocence, brutality and love. Tickets £6–£11 (£8/£10 concessions) Post show Q&As – Wed & Thurs
Tickets £8 (£5 concessions)
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Sun 14 November 7.30pm Rock and Roll Filmmaking comes to Portsmouth with the 5th DVMISSION 48 Hour Film Challenge – the south coast’s premier film festival. DVMISSION is a film festival with a difference as all of the films screened at this glitzy premier night will have been produced in the previous 48 hours. The filmmakers taking part compete for the coveted ‘Pompey Oscars’. Come along to watch the films, cheer the awards ceremony and enjoy the extraordinary after party. Dress to impress! Supported by Film Hampshire, UK Film Council, Screen South and the Blue Rooms Tickets £4 / £5 www.dvmission.co.uk
“Plenty of fun . . . a thrilling rap drama!” The Guardian
The Rebel Cell SPL and Giddy Ox
Wed 17 & Thurs 18 November at 7.30pm A highly irreverent political comedy, this thrilling rap drama is a night of vivacious fun and awe-inspiring eloquence. Winner of Critic’s Choice Award and Spirit of the Fringe at the Edinburgh Festival.
A lyrical battle of wits and world-views.
The year is 2015. England has adopted new antiterrorism laws that dispense with the last of their civil liberties. Dizraeli, the leader of the popular revolution, has been arrested and faces terrorism charges. Baba Brinkman is the journalist assigned to interview the prisoner and get to the bottom of his dissident politics.
Tickets £9–£13 (£6–£11 concessions)
“It’s like listening to a cross between Shakespeare and Mike Skinner of the Streets … a joyful experience!” The Scotsman
Post Show Q&A – Wed www.giddyox.co.uk
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A Yuletide Evening with Gervase Phinn Sat 20 November 7.30pm Spend a heart-warming evening with one of Britain’s greatest comic writers and raconteurs. Ex-schoolteacher and inspector Gervase Phinn is the author of many best-selling books. His most recent, Road to the Dales, recounts his time growing up in 1950’s Yorkshire. Share with him hilarious and sometimes poignant stories, anecdotes, poems and readings around the theme of Christmas. “A worthy successor to James Herriott and every bit as endearing.” Alan Titchmarsh Tickets £16.50 (£14.50 concessions) www.gervase-phinn.com
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Contact boxoffice@ newtheatreroyal.com or 023 9264 9000 to find out more. Runs until March 2011
free tickets! Never Seen Live offers free tickets to first time attenders who live in Hampshire. If you have friends and family who haven’t visited the New Theatre Royal before, do tell them! We are always looking for new people to enjoy what we have to offer. Visit www.neverseenlive.com
An Evening with
TREASURE
Bemis
ISLAND
Produced by Steve Pitt
Wed 8 Dec – Sat 1 Jan
Sun 21 November 7.30pm An evening with some of the best Folk Festival acts in the UK, including Portsmouth’s very own stars Bemis.
See pages 18–19
“Some of the sweetest and purest sounding harmonies I have ever had the pleasure to experience” Maverick Magazine Also featured on this amazing bill are Swill and Paul from regular festival headliners The Men They Couldn’t Hang. The Pyrates will bring their songs of the sea, bawdy ballads, Irish ditties, sea shanties, drinking songs and a-cappella folk tunes along with Hobo Jones and The Junkyard Dogs, whose tongue-in-cheek comedy, Rock’n’Roll Skiffle and Skunk Rock are sure fire hits with any audience. Tickets £6–£10 (£4–£8 concessions)
The University of Portsmouth Symphony Orchestra & Big Band Sat 27 November 7.30pm The University of Portsmouth Symphony Orchestra tackles its most ambitious programme to date – the wonderful Symphony No. 2 by Johannes Brahms. The Big Band is this year under the directorship of second-year students Neil Brownless and Gavin Bergin, so a great night is guaranteed! Tickets £7/£8 (£5/£6 concessions)
The University of Portsmouth
Applied Theatre Showcase Wed 19 January 7.30pm An evening of work devised and created through workshops and community based projects by students from the University of Portsmouth. Will Portsmouth become the Venice of the South East coast when sea levels rise in the future? Jump on a gondola and float around an evening of water-based plays and sketches. Tickets £3
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The Hanover Band Fri 21 January at 7.30pm HANDEL - Trio Sonata No.2 in D minor for oboe, violin and basso continuo HANDEL - Trio Sonata No.6 in D for oboe, violin and basso continuo HANDEL - Trio Sonata No.8 in G minor, Op.2 No.8 for oboe, violin and basso continuo RAMEAU - Pieces de Clavecin VIVALDI - Trio Sonata in D minor Op.1, No.12 Follia for two violins and basso continuo CALDARA - Trio Sonata in E minor, Op.1 No.5 for two violins and basso continuo DAQUIN - Piece de Clavecin Le Coucou COUPERIN - Pieces de Clavecin
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As one of the UK’s most prominent period instrument ensembles, The Hanover Band gives audiences a fascinating insight into the world of 18th and 19th century music. “…teasing different colours and nuances and textures out of a repertoire that listeners and players alike have taken for granted” The Independent on Sunday Tickets £14 (£11.50 concessions) 20% off if book whole MITR season Post Show Q&A www.thehanoverband.com www.musicintheround.co.uk
Hamlet the Comedy Oddsocks
Sat 29 & Sun 30 January at 7.30pm, Sun matinee at 2.30pm Oddsocks’ family-friendly production finds the young student prince returning home for Christmas to discover there’s something rotten in the state of Denmark and it’s not just his dirty washing! Mum’s married Uncle Claudius and his dead Dad only puts in a ghost appearance – it’s enough to make a teenager mad! Things will never be the same again in the Hamlet household, but as this is Oddsocks expect laughs a plenty and rocking music by the lead guitarist from Jamiroquai. £10–£16 (£8–£14 concessions) Post Show Q&A - Sat www.oddsocks.co.uk
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Friends of the New Theatre RoyaL Help support our beautiful Victorian theatre and enjoy brilliant discounts. Joining fee only £30 (individual) or £45 (joint membership) ● Free pair of tickets when you join ● ½ price tickets for nominated shows (Look out for sign) ● 10% discount on meals and drinks in Othello’s café bar ● Exclusive invites to Friends events To join or for more details please call the Box Office on 023 9264 9000 or visit www.newtheatreroyal.com
Founder Friend Jean Salisbury collected her certificate as Cultural Champion from then minister for the South East, Jonathan Shaw MP. Jean was one of the original Friends who saved the theatre from demolition in 1972 after the fire.
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Othello’s
And the benefits are…
Othello’s offers a wide selection of quality food and drinks in the classic Victorian conservatory of the New Theatre Royal. light breakfasts fair-trade tea and coffee ● extensive lunch menu ● seasonal specials ● pre-show meals ● private functions ● ●
Monday – Friday: 10am–3pm, until curtain up on show nights Saturday show days: 2 hours before the performance
To reserve your table call 023 9279 2752
Booking information BOOK ONLINE: www.newtheatreroyal.com Box Office: 023 9264 9000 Email: boxoffice@newtheatreroyal.com Opening Times:
Monday–Friday: Saturday: Sunday:
10am–6pm (10am – curtain up on show days) 10am–2pm (10am – curtain up on show days) 12pm–3pm (on children’s show days)
No booking fee for credit or debit card bookings through box office. Please make cheques payable to: New Theatre Royal Tickets can be reserved without payment for up to 5 working days after which they may be released. Once purchase has been completed the theatre is unable to refund your tickets. Schools – contact us on schoolbookings@newtheatreroyal.com or 023 9264 9000. Concessions available for over 60s, students, senior citizens, under 16s, benefit recipients, Up for It club members and Armed Forces. Groups of 8 or more get 10% discount. ACCESS Infrared hearing loop is available in selected seating areas. Companion of registered disabled go free
A la arg ge-print brochure is available upon requ uestt Stalls
Dress Circle
Upper circle is unreserved (123 seats and 28 standing spaces)
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PARKING
How to Find Us
There is free parking available after 6pm for theatre patrons in the university car parks in either Waltham Street (behind The University House Building) or Middle Street (The Eldon Building) which is off Winston Churchill Avenue on the opposite side to Guildhall Walk. Ask at the box office for an information flyer.
BYY ROAD B OA AD Leave the M27 at junction 12 then join the M275 motorway. Bear right onto the A3. At Church Street Roundabout take the 2nd exit onto the A3. At roundabout take the 3rd exit onto the A3. At roundabout take the 2nd exit onto the A3. At traffic signals continue forward onto the A3. At Cathedral, traffic signals continue forward onto the A3. Bear left onto the A2030. Turn left onto Guildhall Walk where you reach the New Theatre Royal.
Reduced price parking available in Isambard Kingdom Brunel car park on Alec Rose Lane. Parking tokens can be bought from the theatre before entering car park for £2.50 (after 6pm), allowing up to 6 hours of parking. On street parking is limited, but free after 6pm.
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DIARY
Heritage Open Days ......................................................................................... 9–12 Sept West Side Story.......................................................................................................13 Sept Pocket Dream .......................................................................................14–15 Sept Jacqui Dankworth ..................................................................................................18 Sept Devil in the Detail .................................................................................22–23 Sept Last Night of the Proms ........................................................................................24 Sept Big Band Spectacular ............................................................................................25 Sept The Sum of it All.......................................................................................... 30 Sept The Marriage of Figaro ................................................................................. 1 Oct The Bug and the Butterfly.............................................................................. 3 Oct Lysistrata .........................................................................................................7 Oct Ga Ga – A Tribute to Queen.................................................................................... 8 Oct Julian Clary ..................................................................................................... 9 Oct Shakespeare Schools Festival .....................................................................12–13 Oct The Meeting ........................................................................................... 14–15 Oct Just Goes to Show! .................................................................................................. 16 Oct Elmer the Elephant.......................................................................................17 Oct Our House – The Madness Musical .............................................................. 20–23 Oct HALF TERM If That’s All There Is......................................................................................26 Oct Boogie Pete Live ...........................................................................................27 Oct Cropper Welsh Roscoe Trio (Music in the Round) ....................................29 Oct Burn My Heart .............................................................................................. 2 Nov Tangomotion ..................................................................................................3 Nov Brightstars Voyage............................................................................................... 5–6 Nov Private Peaceful ............................................................................................... 10–13 Nov DV Mission 2010 ................................................................................................... 14 Nov Alice the Musical ............................................................................................. 15–16 Nov The Rebel Cell ....................................................................................... 17–18 Nov A Yuletide Evening with Gervase Phinn .................................................... 20 Nov An Evening with Bemis .......................................................................................... 21 Nov The University of Portsmouth Symphony Orchestra & Big Band ................... 27 Nov
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CHRISTMAS Treasure Island ............................................................................................8 Dec–1 Jan University of Portsmouth Applied Theatre Showcase ....................................... 19 Jan The Hanover Band (Music in the Round) ...................................................21 Jan Hamlet the Comedy .............................................................................. 29–30 Jan For Take Part activities and workshops see pages 26–28 Book online at :: www.newtheatreroyal.com
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BOOKING NOW FOR THE SPRING
Hamlet
Desert Crossings
Tues 15 & Wed 16 February at 7.30pm, Wed matinee at 1.30pm
Tues 8 March at 7.30pm
Icarus Theatre Collective and Harrogate Theatre
The King of Denmark is dead. Consumed with grief, Prince Hamlet devotes himself to avenging his father’s death. Blending traditional and physical theatre with an original musical score, Icarus return to the NTR after the success of Othello and Shakespeare’s R&J.
State of Emergency
A journey of discovery, building bridges between two continents, tracing shared memories and the earth’s history through the sands of time from the critically acclaimed State of Emergency. “Talent, energy and love... oozes from the stage” bbc.co.uk
Tickets £9–£13 (£6–£11 concessions)
Tickets £9–£13 (£6–£11 concessions)
www.icarustheatre.org
www.stateofemergencyltd.com
Contact: New Theatre Royal, 20-24 Guildhall Walk, Portsmouth, PO1 2DD Box Office: 023 9264 9000