Autumn Season Brochure 2018/2019

Sep 18 – Feb 19 Season Brochure

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NST City, Southampton’s new theatre opened with a bang earlier this year and you attended in record crowds. That’s why we’re not only delighted to welcome film star Tom Burke to star in Don Carlos, comediennes Shappi Khorsandi and Jenny Éclair as part of a very talented company of writers for brand new musical comedy Women in Power, and the world premiere of David Walliams’ much-loved Bilionaire Boy, but the return of Southampton’s very own story The Shadow Factory to mark our one-year anniversary.

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The season also welcomes some of the country’s leading artists to Southampton with the likes of Kneehigh, Frantic Assembly, 1927 Productions and Hofesh Shechter lighting up our stages this autumn.

We look forward to seeing you here.

Visiting Shows

Sam Hodges, Director

Circus: inTarsi 20 The Unreturning 21 FUP 22 The Animals and Children Took to the Streets 23 Dance: Hofesh Shechter SHOW 24 SIX 25 Studio Theatre/Spoken Word 26

Children’s Theatre

Photo: Luke Macgregor

Studio Children’s Theatre Tidy Up Room on the Broom

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One Night Only

Film: NT Live 30 – 31 Comedy 32 – 33 NST Productions Talks and Events 34 – 35 Women in Power 04 – 05 The Bungalow Café Festival 06 – 07 The Mountaintop 08 – 09 Amateur Groups Don Carlos 10 – 11 And Then There Were None 36 Billionaire Boy 12 – 13 Sister Act 36 Humbug! The Hedgehog Who Couldn’t Sleep 14 – 15 The Shadow Factory 16 – 17 NST Get Involved Medusa 18 Laboratory 37 How to Disappear Completely and Connect: Events 38 Never Be Found 19 Youth Theatre 39

That’s not the only anniversary we’ll be commemorating. To mark 100 years since women won the right to vote, we’ve curated The Bungalow Café, a dynamic festival named after the home of Southampton suffrage, whilst the Olivier-award winning play The Mountaintop marks the centenary of Martin Luther King’s death.

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NST Information

Corporate Partnerships 40 How to Book 41 Visit Us 42 Food and Drink 43 Seating Plan: City 44 Seating Plan: Campus 45 Access 45 Season Diary 46 – 49

27 Nuffield Southampton Theatres run two venues; 28 NST City and NST Campus. Please see pages 29 42 – 45 for more details.

Support Us

NST Season Saver

Becoming a Friend is now twice as nice.

NST is a registered charity. We rely on the generous support of members, donors and funders to help produce new work, nurture the next generation of artists and deliver our community and youth programmes.

Joining as a member gives you access to special benefits* across both our theatres, NST City and NST Campus, and helps support all our work. To find out more visit nstheatres.co.uk/support-us.

£35 Good Friend

£250 Donor Wall Patron

Join now and take advantage of priority booking, free drinks vouchers across both our theatres, special offers and events.

Take your place in history! Buy a name plaque on our beautiful new donor wall at NST City!

£125 Best Friend Join now and receive all the benefits of a good friend and come behind the scenes for backstage tours and an invitation to a technical and dress rehearsal.

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*Full membership terms and conditions can be found on our website nstheatres.co.uk/terms-conditions.

£500 Founding Friend Help us celebrate the opening year at NST City.

Enjoy a whole host of exclusive events, opportunities to meet the cast, director and creative teams, invitations to technical and dress rehearsals, and get your name on our beautiful new donor wall!

Our Season Saver is the easiest way to see a selection of shows at the best possible price!* Book 5 shows: Save 20% Book 3 shows: Save 15% FRIENDS SAVE AN EXTRA 5% ON TOP – JOIN TODAY

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Plus save even more – Season Saver ticket holders get access to further exclusive offers.

Season Saver productions include: Women in Power, The Mountaintop, Don Carlos, Billionaire Boy, The Shadow Factory, inTarsi, The Unreturning, FUP, The Animals and Children Took to the Streets, Hofesh Shechter SHOW, SIX. Season Saver productions are clearly marked throughout this brochure on applicable shows.

Season Saver: Save up to 20% *The Season Saver is not valid on £10 seats and is only applicable when booking the same number of tickets in the same transaction. This offer is subject to availability.

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6 – 29 Sep

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Women in Power A Musical Comedy A World Premiere Based on The Assemblywomen by Aristophanes Written by Wendy Cope, Jenny Eclair, Suhayla El-Bushra, Natalie Haynes, Shappi Khorsandi, and Brona C Titley Dramaturg Clare Slater Director Blanche McIntyre A Nuffield Southampton Theatres production in association with Oxford Playhouse Times See diary pages 46 – 49 Events Post-show Q&A: 20 Sep Stage Insight: 27 Sep / 17:00 BSL Interpreted and Audio Described: 29 Sep / 14:30

350 BC. Athens.

The country is in political turmoil. Recent wars and alliances have left Athenians no option but to take the most extreme action. The most radical: a government of women!

Praxagora masterminds and leads a daring coup d’etat, outlining her utopian vision of total equality to her crowd of cross-dressing collaborators. A world where power imbalance is eradicated and with it debt, greed and theft. But this has unintended and hilarious consequences.

A raucous new comedy and a reimagining of the original by a team of leading female writers from the world of poetry, broadcasting, theatre and stand up. Combined with an exceptional comic cast and led by our own NST Associate Blanche McIntyre (Tonight at 8.30, Noises Off, Nuffield Southampton Theatres, The Norman Conquests, Chichester Festival Theatre and The Writer, Almeida Theatre) Aristophanes’ Women in Power is turned into a celebration of sketches with songs, dance, music and women taking the lead.

Age recommendation: 12+

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6 Sep – 13 Oct

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The Bungalow Café Festival

A celebration of 100 years of votes for women. See pages 6 – 7 for events.

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6 Sep – 13 Oct

The Bungalow Café Festival A festival of theatre, music, dance and film to celebrate 100

The Bungalow Café once stood on 157 Above Bar Street, Southampton, opposite where NST City now stands. It was the

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years since the first British women won the right to vote.

local home of women’s suffrage before becoming a much-loved music venue. It was destroyed in the Blitz.

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Luca Rutherford’s Political Party

The Gateway Session: Frau DJs

Director Alex Swift Luca is throwing a party. A political party. There will be music, dancing and eggs! You are invited!

Tickets £14/£10 concessions / Time 19:45

20 – 21 Sep BULLISH

Writer and director Lucy J Skilbeck HHHH “A radical message in a populist show, wringing new meanings from an ancient myth.” WhatsOnStage Tickets £14/£10 concessions / Time 19:45

The immersive all-girl party collective are throwing a high energy and glitter-infused musical celebration. Come ready to dance the night away.

Tickets £10 / Time 19:45

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12 Sep Salon Du Cinema

3 Oct NT LIVE: Julie

10 Sep The Audit

(or Iceland, a modern myth) Writer and director Andrew Westerside Proto-type Theater tell the story of how a nation raised their voices in protest, and how collective power can move a mountain – even if only a little.

Tickets £14/£10 concessions / Time 19:45

Celebrate the trail blazing icon that was Mae West in an evening of film, live performance and music.

Tickets £14/£10 concessions / Time 19:45

Talks

18 Sep Experiment See page 37. Tickets £5/£4 for Lab members / Time 19:45

By Polly Stenham See page 30.

Tickets £17.50 / Time 19:00

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11 – 13 Oct

29 – 30 Sep

Created by Laboratory Creative Associates.

See page 18.

See page 34.

Ruby Wax: How To Be Human

Medusa

Plus! Talks, workshops, scratch performances and more...

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26 Sep – 6 Oct

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The Mountaintop Director Roy Alexander Weise Designer Rajha Shakiry A Nuffield Southampton Theatres, Reading Rep Theatre and Desara Productions co-production.

Originally presented at the Young Vic Times See diary pages 46 – 49 Events Post-show Q&A: 5 Oct Stage Insight: 3 Oct / 17:15

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“I am a man, I am just a man.”

An intimate look into the life of Martin Luther King. The Mountaintop chips away at the myth of the great man exposing his fears about his family, country and the everlooming threat of a violent death.

Set during the height of America’s Civil Rights Movement on the night before his death, Katori Hall’s sharp and powerful play confronts the legend and his legacy. Are we really free or do we live in a world of false liberation?

Roy Alexander Weise (Nine Night, National Theatre), winner of the JMK Award 2016, directs this revival of the Olivier Awardwinner about King’s last night on earth.

HHHH “Weise directs with bounce and brio.”

Image: © Ernest C. Withers, courtesy of the Withers Family Trust

By Katori Hall

Evening Standard

HHHH “Riveting performances from Gbolohan Obisesan and Ronke Adékoluejo.” The Times Age recommendation: 14+

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23 Oct – 3 Nov

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Don Carlos

By Friedrich Schiller Translated by Robert David MacDonald Director Gadi Roll Designer Rosanna Vize A Nuffield Southampton Theatres, Exeter Northcott and Rose Theatre Kingston co-production production in association with ARA Times See diary pages 46 – 49 Events Post-show Q&A: 25 Oct Stage Insight: 1 Nov / 17:00 Audio Described: 3 Nov / 14:30 Season Saver: Save up to 20%

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“Love is only known by him who hopelessly persists in love.”

Don Carlos faces the most profound of dilemmas.

In a cruel twist of fate, his former fiancée and the love of his life, Elizabeth, has recently become his stepmother. His father and usurper is the tyrannical Philip II. Abandoned by both man and decree, Don Carlos must fend for himself. But one man, Rodrigo, Marquis of Posa, has never forgotten the childhood act of sacrifice that the Prince made on his behalf. Dreaming of freedom for his people, Rodrigo becomes an unlikely power broker in the King’s duplicitous court.

A double edged story of loyalty, love and friendship, and the abuses of power and statesmanship, Don Carlos is as resonant today as ever.

Director Gadi Roll brings his trademark dynamic imagery and haunting soundscapes to Schiller’s masterpiece.

Starring Tom Burke from BBC’s Strike, War and Peace and The Musketeers as Marquis of Posa.

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Billionaire Boy Adapted from the book by David Walliams Adaptor Jon Brittain Music Miranda Cooper and Nick Coler Director Luke Sheppard Designer Gabriella Slade A Nuffield Southampton Theatres production in association with Belgrade Theatre Coventry Times See diary pages 46 – 49 Events Show! How?: 5 Dec Relaxed Performance: 13 Dec / 10:30 Backstage Tour: 5 Jan 2019 / 11:00 BSL Interpreted and Audio Described: 5 Jan 2019 / 14:00

Imagine being the wealthiest child in the land!

One-day factory worker Len Spud invents a new loo roll “Bum Fresh – wet on one side, dry on the other.” The wiping-wonder is an instant hit. Len, and his son Joe, become overnight billionaires, turning their lives upside down.

Whilst Mr Spud spends, spends, spends on fast cars, 100inch TVs, and lavish gifts for his glamorous new girlfriend, Sapphire Diamond, Joe is left to fend for himself.

Illustration © Tony Ross 2010. Lettering of author’s name © Quentin Blake 2010

A World Premiere Musical

In the unforgiving world of the school playground, things are about to get more complicated. With his new best friend, Bob, at his side, Joe navigates an assault course of school bullies and dangerously inedible canteen food. To make matters worse, is the impossibly pretty new girl Lauren all that she appears to be?

But can money really buy happiness? This hilarious new musical is a triumphant treat for the whole family, based on the bestselling book by David Walliams, and presented by the NST team following their award-winning “whisker-licking treat” Fantastic Mr Fox. Age recommendation: 5+

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13 – 30 Dec

Christmas

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Humbug! The Hedgehog Who Couldn’t Sleep A World Premiere

By Sam Gayton Director Michael Bryher Designer Sam Wilde A Nuffield Southampton Theatres and Dumbshow co-production Times See diary pages 46 – 49 Events Humbug Family Fun!: 15, 21, 22, 28 & 29 Dec / 11:00 –16:00 (drop in)

You don’t want to be above ground when winter comes around: every hedgehog knows that.

Deep in the snowy New Forest, Humbug snuggles down to sleep through winter. Suddenly her home comes under threat and she is forced to leave. Venturing out into a winter wonderland for the first time, Humbug goes on an exciting adventure in search of a new home and meets a host of wonderful friends along the way.

A brand new funny and uplifting tale of friendship and belonging with original music and charming characters to entertain children and adults alike.

“Nothing short of a spectacle.”

The Scotsman on To The End of The World “Moving, visually astonishing... bittersweet beauty might very well stop your heart.”

The Metro on Clockheart Boy Age recommendation: 2 – 5 years

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30 Jan – 2 Mar

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★★★★ Daily Mail

The Shadow Factory Director Samuel Hodges Designer 59 Productions A Nuffield Southampton Theatres production Times See diary pages 46 – 49 Events Post-show Q&A : 12 Feb Stage Insight: 7 Feb / 17:00 BSL Interpreted and Audio Described: 2 Mar / 14:30

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The Guardian

★★★★

The Mail on Sunday

★★★★

The Observer

Autumn 1940. The Battle of Britain rages.

Southampton is home to our only hope of victory: the Spitfire. But when the Luftwaffe drops 2,300 bombs in three devastating raids, the city goes up in flames and the Woolston Supermarine Spitfire factory is destroyed.

Jackie is the third generation of Dimmock at her family-run laundry. Polly is the first and only draughtswoman in the Spitfire design office. How will each woman forge her own path in this evolving landscape?

From the ashes, a story of chaos, courage and community spirit emerges.

One of Britain’s greatest living playwrights, Hampshire-born Howard Brenton (Anne Boleyn, Shakespeare’s Globe; Pravda, National Theatre) tells the remarkable and little known story of how Southampton stepped up when the chips were down.

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By Howard Brenton

★★★★ ★★★★

Critically acclaimed, this sell out smash hit features a stellar cast supported by a 25-strong community company made up of Southampton residents. The Shadow Factory returns to celebrate the first birthday of Southampton’s brand new theatre NST City. Don’t miss out this time!

HHHH “Samuel Hodges stages superbly a play that celebrates both the plane and the courage of the city that built it.” Mail on Sunday

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11 – 13 Oct

Medusa A World Premiere Adaptation

By Laboratory Creative Associates Created with Elf Lyons A NST Laboratory Associates production Times See diary pages 46 – 49 Events Post Show Q&A : 11 Oct Contains strong language, nudity and adult themes.

Part of the The Bungalow Café Festival. See pages 6 – 7.

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How to Disappear Completely and Never Be Found

Mythology’s most wronged woman reclaims her name.

Medusa, a beautiful young girl, spurns the sexual advances of a god. Furious at being refused, she is transformed into a hideous monster.

By Fin Kennedy

Mixing horror and humour, Medusa reimagines the myth of the woman with snakes for hair and a gaze that turns men to stone.

Director Liam Gifford A Nuffield Southampton Youth Theatre Production presented by special arrangement with Nick Hern Books Times See diary pages 46 – 49

A shocking story of rejection, redemption and revenge, performed by award winning performer and comedian Elf Lyons; Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee (Best Show 2017).

“A fast talking, smart-thinking stand-up for whom the adjective ‘kooky’ could have been invented for.”

The Guardian on Elf Lyons Age recommendation: 14+ years

Charlie is cracking up. Maybe it is time to become somebody else?

Charlie is caught in a dysfunctional corporate culture and not prepared for real life, for grief, disappointment and boredom.

To escape he turns to drugs, he schemes, he cheats, he gambles, until he gets found out.

And then he tries to disappear.

This award-winning dark comedy is performed by NST’s furiously talented Youth Theatre.

Age recommendation: 14+ years

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inTarsi Director Jordi Aspa A Compañía de Circo “eia” production Times See diary pages 46 – 49

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The Unreturning Dynamic, witty and heart-warming, inTarsi (Together/ Entwined) is a breathtaking circus show, exploring the ever changing relationships between four friends through jaw dropping acrobatics, and gravity defying agility.

By Anna Jordan Director Neil Bettles

Age recommendation: 6+

A Frantic Assembly and Theatre Royal Plymouth production

“A roller coaster of tension and adrenaline, of nervousness and expectation.” Barcelona Reviews

Times See diary pages 46 – 49 Events Post-show talk: 10 Oct BSL Interpreted and Audio Described: 13 Oct / 14:30

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I want to return to my home.

Three young men are coming home from war. Their stories, set at different times over the last 100 years, are beautifully interwoven in this compelling new play.

Following Frantic Assembly’s sell out show Things I Know To Be True, The Unreturning explores the profound effect that war has on young lives, and asks - what does coming home really mean? What is home? And when experience has shattered you into a million pieces, will home help to put you together again, or treat you as an ugly truth it does not want to confront?

Age recommendation: 14+

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FUP Based on the novel by Jim Dodge Adaptor and Director Simon Harvey A Kneehigh and o-region production Times See diary pages 46 – 49 Events Post-show Q&A: 17 Oct BSL Interpreted and Audio Described: 20 Oct / 14:30

The Animals and Children Took to the Streets

The Santee family are unconventional, to say the least.

100-year-old Grandaddy Jake and his enormous grandson Tiny live life on the fringes, drinking whisky, building fences, boasting of immortality. But then Fup arrives – an ass-kicking, web-footed, feathery son-of-a-gun. See, Fup is a duck. A very big duck. A very big duck indeed... And she is going to change their world forever.

Created by 1927 A 1927 production co-commissioned

by BAC, Malthouse Theatre Melbourne & The Showroom (University of Chichester) Times See diary pages 46 – 49 Events Post-show Q&A: 31 Oct

FUP is a big-hearted, uproarious modern fable about family, love and nature set in a weird and wild Cornwall. Featuring live, foot-stomping music, quacking puppetry and Kneehigh’s infamous eccentricity and charm, FUP is a story like no other.

Age recommendation: 10+

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HHHH “With live music, big earthy performances and heart-melting puppetry, this comedy has a joyous, celebratory fizz and a piercing melancholy.” The Times

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Welcome to the feared and loathed district of Bayou. Herein lies the infamous Bayou Mansions; a sprawling, stinking, murky tenement block, where the wolf is always at the door.

When Agnes Eaves and her daughter arrive late one night, does it signal hope in this hopeless place, or has the real uprising only just begun?

1927 (Golem) blend a thrilling mix of dark comedy, musical cabaret and silent movie together with their trade mark stunning animation, live music and storytelling to create “a mindblowingly beautiful piece of theatre” (Time Out).

HHHH “A really astonishing piece of work from 1927.”

The Guardian Age recommendation: 11+

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13 – 17 Nov

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Hofesh Shechter SHOW Choreography and music by Hofesh Shechter Performed by Shechter II A Hofesh Shechter Company production produced in association with HOME Manchester and Lyric Hammersmith Times See diary pages 46 – 49 Events Post-show Q&A: 9 Nov

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Hofesh’s bold, exhilarating and tribal choreography is combined with a pulsating score and revolves around a group of anarchic performers as they play their parts in a macabre circus of comedy, murder and desire.

By Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss A Kenny Wax & Global Musicals production

SHOW offers a bitingly comic vision of a topsy-turvy world where fools can be kings and kings fools, performed in the company’s unique and unforgettable theatre-dance-rock-gig style.

Times See diary pages 46 – 49

From internationally celebrated choreographer Hofesh Shechter, SHOW is a wild and wicked performance composed of three acts: The Entrance, Clowns and Exit.

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Divorced. Beheaded. Live in Concert.

From Tudor queens to pop princesses, the SIX wives of Henry VIII finally take to the mic to tell their tales, remixing five hundred years of her-storical heartbreak into a 75 minute celebration of 21st century sisterly sass-itude fuelled by an all-female band.

This new homegrown histo-remixed pop-concert musical comes direct from the West End and is sure to be the hottest thing on the block since Anne Boleyn’s neck!

HHHHH “An exuberant and joyful musical treat.”

“For pure, heart-pounding excitement, there is simply no one to touch him.” Daily Express

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In the Studio

SAT 6 OCTOBER at NST Campus SUN 7 OCTOBER at NST City 11.00am & 2.00pm

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YOUNG HERBERT’S HORRORS

Join us in the new Studio Theatre at NST City for the some of the most exciting new theatre, spoken word, music and dance that the UK has to offer and the The Bungalow Café Festival.

Half Moon presents a Justin Coe production

6 Sep – 13 Oct The Bungalow Café Festival

AUTUMN

A celebration of 100 years of votes for women. See pages 6 – 7 for events.

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Spoken Word

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OUT OF THE HAT!

A Half Moon and Tangled Feet co-production

SUN 18 NOVEMBER at NST City 11.00am & 2.00pm

THE FROG AND THE PRINCESS

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Norwich Puppet Theatre and Rene Baker Puppetry

22 Sep / 27 Oct / 17 Nov / 1 Dec

The Gateway Sessions

To celebrate and accelerate music culture in Southampton, NST City hosts a regular monthly music night showcasing the very best of local music talent across multiple genres. Full line-ups are announced monthly on nstheatres.co.uk.

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SAT 3 NOVEMBER at NST Campus SUN 4 NOVEMBER at NST City 11.00am & 2.00pm

BUTTERFLIES

Join us for a thought provoking and entertaining evening that shines a light on men’s mental health.

A collection of performances from local men’s groups, who have come together to dance for the first time supported by ZoieLogic Dance Theatre.

Tickets £7.50/£5 concessions / Times 19:45

Hand to Mouth Theatre

SUN 11 NOVEMBER at NST City 11.00am & 2.00pm

Tickets £5/£3 open mic / Times 19:45 For more information visit applesandsnakes.org.

Headfunk

HEAD IN THE CLOUDS

Long Nose Puppets

Apples and Snakes, England’s leading organisation for performance poetry and spoken word, bring the best local, national and international spoken word artists to Southampton, from stand-up poets to live literature to spoken word theatre.

18 Oct

SAT 13 OCTOBER at NST Campus SUN 14 OCTOBER at NST City 11.00am & 2.00pm

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19 – 24 Feb 2019

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Tidy Up A Peut-Être production Times See diary pages 46 – 49

Room on the Broom © Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler 2001 – Macmillan Children’s Books

25 – 27 Oct

Room on the Broom When things start out ship-shape, there’s only one way to go... Messy!

By Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler

Celebrating the chaos of mess and the joy of neatness, this dance theatre show is a journey of discovery through patterns, order and mischievous muddles.

A Tall Stories production Times See diary pages 46 – 49

Peut-Être (Shh...Bang!) return with Tidy Up. An unforgettable party for the half term!

HHHH “Inventive children’s show that nimbly navigates a path between order and chaos.”

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Iggety ziggety zaggety zoom!

Join the witch and her cat on their mission to defeat the dragon in Tall Stories’ magical, musical adaptation of the classic picture book.

The witch and her cat are flying happily on their broomstick when they pick up a friendly dog, a beautiful green bird and a frantic frog. But this broomstick’s not meant for five and – “CRACK” – it snaps in two... just as the hungry dragon appears!

Songs, laughs and scary fun for children and their grown-ups, in the Olivier Award nominated stage show.

HHHH “Perfect introduction to the theatre.”

Recommended age: 3+

Sunday Express Recommended age: 3+

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Film: NT Live

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3 Oct

10 Dec

Julie

The Madness of George III

Part of the The Bungalow Café Festival. See pages 6 – 7.

Vanessa Kirby (The Crown, NT Live: A Streetcar Named Desire) and Eric Kofi Abrefa (The Amen Corner) feature in the cast of this brand new production, directed by Carrie Cracknell.

Shocking and fiercely relevant in its new setting of contemporary London, wild and newly single, Julie throws a late night party, which rapidly descends into a savage fight for survival.

By Alan Bennett Olivier Award-winners Mark Gatiss (Sherlock, Wolf Hall, NT Live: Coriolanus) and Adrian Scarborough (Gavin and Stacey, Upstairs Downstairs, After the Dance) head the cast in this multi-award-winning drama.

It’s 1786 and King George III’s behaviour is becoming increasingly erratic as he succumbs to fits of lunacy.

Ambitious politicians and the scheming Prince of Wales threaten to undermine the power of the Crown, and expose the fine line between a King and a man.

Photo: Creative by Wren

Photo: Rosaline Shahnavaz

By Polly Stenham

Tickets £17.50 / Time 19:00

Tickets £17.50 / Time 19:00

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King Lear

More NT Live dates to be announced soon.

Become a Friend to hear first!

By William Shakespeare

Photo: Andy Gotts

HHHHH “Ian McKellen reigns supreme in this triumphant production.” Daily Telegraph See Ian McKellen’s “extraordinarily moving portrayal” (Independent) of King Lear.

Considered by many to be the greatest tragedy ever written, King Lear sees two ageing fathers – one a King, one his courtier – reject the children who truly love them. Family and state are plunged into a violent power struggle with bitter ends.

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9 – 18 Nov

Southampton Film Week Visit southamptonfilmweek.com for full programme details including events at NST City.

Tickets £17.50 / Time 15:00

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Comedy Buy an NST Friends’ membership and get priority booking for our sell out Comedy shows or jump the queue for sold out nights and get free drinks at the bar. Join today nstheatres.co.uk/support-us.

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21 Oct

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Rich Hall’s Hoedown

Adam Kay: This is Going to Hurt

Join Rich and his virtuoso musical mates for a mash-up of music, comedy and gratuitous coloration featuring the very best of comedy and music.

HHHH “Immaculate wordplay imbued with a genuine passion for the songwriter’s craft.” The Times Tickets £17 / Time 19:30

Adam Kay shares entries from his diaries as a junior doctor.

HHHHH “Intersperses horror stories from the NHS frontline with a catalogue of sublimely silly spoof songs, and some blissfully brilliant wordplay.” Mail on Sunday Tickets £16/£14 concessions / Time 19:30

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4 Nov

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Austentatious

14 Oct

Unhook your mindbras. David O’Doherty’s new show is made up of talking and songs played on a crappy keyboard from 1986.

Tickets £19/£17 concessions / Time 19:30

22 Nov

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In her own words, “I believe it is my right to have an opinion on something I know absolutely nothing about!” “Luisa is a phenomenon.” The Independent Tickets £16 / Time 19:30

Sara opens her heart and mouth again to share the adventures of the last year.

Full of jokes, hope and white wine LadsLadsLads is the thinking person’s stag do (but don’t bring a stag do!).

Tickets £18/£16 concessions / Time 19:30

24 Nov

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Bridget Christie: What Now?

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Brexit. Trump. Nuclear apocalypse. Environmental catastrophe. Is rolling news affecting your ability to enjoy the simple things? Join Bridget (Bridget Christie’s Utopia, Radio 4) for a night of hope and despair.

Tickets £18/£16 concessions / Time 19:30

Seann Walsh: After This One, I’m Going Home

Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee and the self-dubbed “Lie-In King”, Seann Walsh is “unquestionably the best observational comic of his generation” (The Guardian).

Tickets £14 / Time 19:30

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Luisa Omielan: Politics for Bitches

Sara Pascoe: LadsLadsLads

18 Oct

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David O’Doherty: You Have To Laugh

Improvised comedy starring a cast of the country’s quickest comic performers who conjure up a brand new ‘lost’ Jane Austen novel based on nothing more than a title suggested by the audience.

Tickets £16.50/£14.50 concessions / Time 19:30

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Tour de Ned From the cobbles of Roubaix, over Alpe d’Huez towards the grand finale in Paris, ITV’s cycling commentator Ned Boulting will recreate the gutwrenching, edge of the seat drama of the Tour De France.

Stage by stage, rest day by rest day, the tour will be re-animated before your very eyes, drug busts and all.

Tickets £22.50 / Time 19:30

29 – 30 Sep

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Ruby Wax, the Monk and the Neuroscientist: How To Be Human

Part of the The Bungalow Café Festival. See pages 6 – 7.

23 Oct

We can’t stop the future from arriving, no matter what drugs we’re on.

How to be Human is the show you need to help you upgrade your mind as much as you’ve upgraded your iPhone.

With a little help from monk Gelong Thubten, who explains how the mind works, and neuroscientist Ash Ranpura who explains where everything that makes us ‘us’ can be found in the brain.

This is the follow up to Ruby’s sell out shows Sane New World and Frazzled.

Henry Blofeld: 78 Retired Last year, Henry ‘My Dear Old Thing’ Blofeld hung up his microphone after 50 years commentating on international cricket. In this new tour he will share unheard anecdotes from on and off the pitch, as well as stories from the Test Match Special box not allowed on the radio!

Tickets £20 / Time 19:30

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For the very first time TV stars Jamie Laing and Francis Boulle are treading the boards with their live, laugh-a-minute extravaganza developed from their hit podcast Private Parts.

They have promised to share all the intimate and sordid details of their private lives, including gossip from both on and off the screen, so don’t miss out on a truly hilarious evening.

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An Evening with Aggers Join Aggers in his first solo show as he takes us on a trip down memory lane, recounting tales from a wonderful and entertaining career on the cricket field and in the commentary box.

Tickets £22/£20 concessions / Time 19:30

Book for both Henry Blofeld: 78 Retired and An Evening with Aggers and save 10% off interval drinks at the bar.

Terms & Conditions apply.

Tickets £21.50 / Time 19:30

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Tickets £20 / Time 19:30

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Amateur Groups

Laboratory

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Laboratory is NST’s artist development hub supporting, nurturing and developing work locally, regionally and nationally. NST can support artists and their work: from networking opportunities to road-testing an idea, in-depth research and development residencies.

Writers Group

23 – 26 Jan 2019 Agatha Christie’s

And Then There Were None

29 Jan – 2 Feb 2019

Sister Act

Experiment

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Experiment is a quarterly scratch performance night, simmering with fresh ideas and diverse styles, offering a range of exciting new pieces of theatre in development. Artists present their work to test new projects, ask questions about a piece, or to gather feedback from a friendly and constructive audience.

Tickets £5/£4 for Lab network members.

Times See diary pages 46 – 49

Laboratory Creative Associates Music by Alan Menken Lyrics by Glenn Slater Book by Cheri and Bill Steinkellner

Join us for a one-year attachment, to develop skills as artistic members of the Laboratory team. Each creative has the opportunity to assist on one our main stage productions, working alongside some of the best professionals in their field.

One of Christie’s darkest tales... a masterpiece of dramatic construction.

The smash-hit musical comedy based on the 1992 film.

Ten strangers are summoned to a remote island.

When singing diva Deloris Van Cartier witnesses a murder, the cops hide her in a convent for her own protection. But you can’t keep a diva down for long!

Our current Laboratory Associates are: Director Ian Nicholson, Designer Jasmine Swan, Lighting Designer Jess Bernberg, Sound Designer Jim Whitcher and Producer Natalie Garces-Bovett.

For more information email hannah.bevan@nstheatres.co.uk.

All they have in common is a wicked past and the fact they are marked for murder.

Take your seat for a full-blooded new production of this timeless thriller by Agatha Christie. Produced by the multi-award-winning SUP Theatre Company and directed by Paul Green (RAODS, Maskers, Talking Heads and Minack Theatre, Cornwall).

An amateur production by SUP Theatre Company presented by special arrangement with Samuel French Ltd. Tickets From £10 Time 19:30

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Deloris transforms the tuneless nuns’ choir into a roof-raising pop and gospel group with herself in the lead, but the publicity brings them unwanted attention...

An amateur production by Southampton Operatic Society presented by arrangement with Music Theatre International (Europe)

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A programme of mentoring, masterclasses and script in hand reading from some of the best new playwrights aiming to help writers grow their ideas as well as find their voice. In partnership with Up In Arms theatre company.

17 Sep / 29 Oct

Tickets From £10 Times See diary pages 46 – 49

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Connect: Events

Youth Theatre

Creating ways to get more from theatre.

“Fresh and splendidly entertaining... stylishly gutsy.”

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Stage Insight Take a closer look. Lift the lid on the play you are about to see. Join in on these concise, practical, engaging sessions bringing together set tour, programming insight, rehearsal techniques and interview to deepen and enrich your theatre experience.

Tickets £5 Times 17:00 27 Sep / Women in Power 3 Oct / The Mountaintop 1 Nov / Don Carlos 7 Feb / The Shadow Factory

5 Dec

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Show! How? Post show sessions for family and primary school audiences.

These fun sessions build on children’s responses to develop deeper enjoyment of the play they have just experienced.

Tickets £2 Times 5 Dec / after 10:30 performance of Billionaire Boy

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Humbug Family Fun!

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29 Sep / 5 Jan

In our new home at NST City, the Nuffield Southampton Youth Theatre and Drama Club offer a stimulating and supportive environment in which to learn, develop and perform!

NST City Tour Take a tour of NST City and see how this new building works. Open to all ages. Please advise us of access requirements at the time of booking.

Meet beside the Box Office.

Tickets £5 Times 11:00

26 Sep – 5 Dec

Drama Club

Saturdays 5 – 7 year olds 09:00 – 10:00 7 – 9 year olds 10:00 – 11:00 9 – 11 year olds 11:00 – 12:30 11 – 13 year olds 13:30 – 15:00 9 – 11 year olds 15:00 – 16:30

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Open Company Amateur classes in theatre for adults. A weekly fun practical class exploring performance techniques in a supportive and friendly environment. Open to anyone who wants to give performing a go.

Tickets £75 for 10 sessions Times 20:00 – 21:30

Nuffield Southampton Youth Theatre

Tuesdays 13 – 16 year olds 17:30 – 19:00 16 – 21 year olds 19:15 – 20:45

School Trips

Thursdays 13 – 16 year olds 16 – 21 year olds

Let NST help your school group make the most of your theatre Connect offers company NSTtrip.

CAMPUS workshops, backstage tours, resource packs, risk assessment templates through to curriculum guidance.

Frantic Assembly’s The Unreturning, Kneehigh’s FUP, 1927’s The Animals and Children Took to the Streets and Billionaire Boy all have supporting resources to enrich learning.

Membership of the Youth Theatre enables all members to audition for our highly-regarded productions, providing performance opportunities working with theatre industry professionals at both Nuffield Southampton Theatres and further afield.

Term fees £65 per person Bursaries are available for participation.

To book contact youth@nstheatres.co.uk.

Family friendly craft activity before or after the show.

Tickets FREE For further information contact Times 11.30 – 16:00 tracey.cruickshank@nstheatres.co.uk.

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For more information contact membership@nstheatres.co.uk.

How to book

Online: nstheatres.co.uk Phone: 023 8067 1771 In person: NST CITY 142 – 144 Above Bar Street, Southampton, SO14 7DU NST CAMPUS University Rd, Southampton, SO17 1TR (2 hours before a performance)

Box Office opening times

Mon – Sat: 10:00 – 20:00 On non-performance days the Box Office closes at 18:00 and 16:00 on Saturdays.

The Box Office opens 3 hours before Sunday performances.

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Book early for best prices – Tickets start from £10 Prices are subject to availability and may change.

Visit nstheatres.co.uk for the latest ticket prices.

Groups can save up to 33%

Groups of 10 or more save! Call the Box Office to talk through your group’s needs and find out about our performances with the greatest savings.

Schools

Early Bird schools discounts are available on selected performances. Workshops are also available through our Connect department. For every 10 pupil tickets booked receive 1 free teacher ticket.

People with disabilities

Disabled customers receive £2 discount on selected performances and are entitled to a free companion ticket if required.

Concessions

NST supports other concessions. Please check when booking your tickets.

Ticket exchange and refunds

Ticket exchanges can be made up to 48 hours before the performance, but not thereafter. A £5 transaction fee applies to all ticket exchanges. No refunds will be given once tickets have been purchased. Terms and conditions apply.

All prices and offers are subject to availability and offers cannot be used retrospectively or in conjunction with any other discount.

All tickets are sold under our terms and conditions which can be found on our website nstheatres.co.uk/terms-conditions.

Visit Us

Food and Drink

NST City

NST run a café, bar and restaurant at both our theatres, NST Campus and NST City.

Parking

142 – 144, Above Bar Street, Southampton, SO14 7DU

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Taking inspiration from the finest locally sourced food from around Hampshire, and served with Southampton’s best hospitality at heart, our venues serve a delicious range of food and drink, including pre show dining menus, homemade cakes, afternoon teas and light bites, alongside locally brewed beers, fine wines, delicious coffee and loose leaf teas.

Nearby pay and display car parks are within walking distance at Grosvenor Square Car Park, Bedford Place, Civic Centre Forecourt and West Quay Car Park. All car parks have accessible spaces for Blue Badge holders.

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Free parking in the university car parks after 5pm on weekdays and all day at weekends. A small pay and display car park is available during the day, along with some street parking in the surrounding area.

Our spaces can also be hired for parties, functions and meetings, for more information visit our website or contact hires@nstheatres.co.uk.

Buses CITY

The nearest bus stops are on Above Bar Street, New Road and Commercial Road and serviced by Bluestar, First, Unilink and City Red buses.

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Access

NST is proud to provide the following accessible services.

You may have noticed that our price bands state “starting at”. Make sure you book early to get these prices because as demand for tickets increases, prices may change.

Wheelchair access

For more information and advice on booking, please contact the Box Office.

Audio Described performances

Assistive hearing devices Assistance dog friendly BSL interpreted performances Relaxed performances Please see diary pages 46 – 49 for accessible performance dates.

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SEPTEMBER 06 Thu Women in Power 19:30 P The Bungalow Café Festival 07 Fri Women in Power 19:30 P The Bungalow Café Festival 08 Sat Women in Power 19:30 P The Bungalow Café Festival 10 Mon Women in Power 19:30 P The Bungalow Café Festival

The Audit 19:45 ST 11 Tue Women in Power 19:30 P The Bungalow Café Festival 12 Wed Women in Power 19:30 P The Bungalow Café Festival

Salon du Cinema 19:45 ST 13 Thu Women in Power 19:30 PN The Bungalow Café Festival 14 Fri Women in Power 19:30 The Bungalow Café Festival 15 Sat Women in Power 14:30/19:30 The Bungalow Café Festival 17 Mon Luca Rutherford’s Political Party 19:45 ST The Bungalow Café Festival 18 Tue Women in Power 19:30 The Bungalow Café Festival Experiment 19:45 ST 19 Wed Women in Power 19:30 The Bungalow Café Festival 20 Thu Women in Power 19:30 Women in Power:

Bullish 19:45 ST Post-show Q&A

The Bungalow Café Festival 21 Fri Women in Power 19:30 Bullish 19:45 ST The Bungalow Café Festival 22 Sat Women in Power 14:30/19:30

Gateway Session: Frau DJs 19:45 ST The Bungalow Café Festival 25 Tue Women in Power 19:30 The Bungalow Café Festival 26 Wed Women in Power 14:30/19:30 The Bungalow Café Festival

The Mountaintop 19:45 ST P 27 Thu Women in Power 19:30 Rich Hall 19:30 Women in Power:

The Mountaintop 19:45 ST P Stage Insight 17:00

The Bungalow Café Festival 28 Fri Women in Power 19:30 Tour de Ned 19:30 The Bungalow Café Festival

The Mountaintop 19:45 ST P The Bungalow Café Festival 29 Sat Women in Power 14:30 Ruby Wax 19:30

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Ruby Wax 19:30 The Bungalow Café Festival

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OCTOBER 01 Mon The Mountaintop 19:45 ST P 02 Tue The Mountaintop 19:45 ST PN 03 Wed NT Live: Julie 19:00

The Mountaintop 19:45 ST

04 Thu The Mountaintop 19:45 ST 05 Fri The Mountaintop 19:45 ST

inTarsi 19:30 06 Sat The Mountaintop 14:45/19:45 ST Young Herbert’s Horrors 11:00/14:00 ST

inTarsi 19:30 07 Sun Young Herbert’s Horrors 11:00/14:00 ST Austentatious 19:30

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09 Tue The Unreturning 19:30 10 Wed The Unreturning 19:30 Post-show Talk 11 Thu Medusa 19:45 ST The Unreturning 14:30/19:30 Medusa: Post-show Q&A

The Bungalow Café Festival 12 Fri Medusa 19:45 ST The Unreturning 19:30 The Bungalow Café Festival 13 Sat Medusa 19:45 ST Head in the Clouds 11:00/14:00 ST The Bungalow Café Festival

The Unreturning 14:30

19:30 14 Sun Head in the Clouds 11:00/14:00 ST Sara Pascoe 19:30

NT Live: King Lear 15:00 15 Mon 451 19:45 ST 16 Tue FUP 19:30 17 Wed

FUP 19:30 FUP: Post-show Q&A 18 Thu Headfunk 19:45 ST FUP 19:30

Seann Walsh 19:30 19 Fri Private Parts 19:30 FUP 19:30 20 Sat FUP 14:30

19:30 21 Sun Adam Kay 19:30 23 Tue Don Carlos 19:30 P Henry Blofeld 19:30 24 Wed Don Carlos 14:30/19:30 PN 25 Thu Don Carlos 19:30 Tidy Up 14:00 Don Carlos: Post-show Q&A 26 Fri Don Carlos 19:30 Tidy Up 11:00/14:00 27 Sat Don Carlos 14:30/19:30 Tidy Up 11:00/14:00

Gateway Session 19:45 ST 29 Mon Don Carlos 19:30

Experiment 19:45 ST 30 Tue Don Carlos 19:30 Animals and Children 19:30 31 Wed Don Carlos 14:30/19:30 Animals and Children 19:30 Animals and Children:

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01 Thu Don Carlos 19:30 Animals and Children 19:30 Don Carlos:

Stage Insight 17:00 02 Fri Don Carlos 19:30 Animals and Children 19:30 03 Sat Don Carlos 14:30 /19:30 Out of the Hat! 11:00/14:00 ST

Animals and Children 14:30/19:30 04 Sun Out of the Hat! 11:00/14:00 ST David O’Doherty 19:30 09 Fri Hofesh Shechter SHOW 19:30 Post-show Q&A 10 Sat Hofesh Shechter SHOW 19:30 11 Sun Butterflies 11:00/14:00 ST 13 Tue SIX 19:30 14 Wed SIX 19:30 15 Thu SIX 19:30 16 Fri SIX 18:00/20:30 17 Sat Gateway Session 19:45 ST SIX 14:30/19:30 18 Sun The Frog and the Princess 11:00/14:00 ST 20 Tue Billionaire Boy 19:00 P 21 Wed Billionaire Boy 19:00 P 22 Thu Billionaire Boy 10:30 P Luisa Omielan 19:30 23 Fri Billionaire Boy 19:00 P 24 Sat Billionaire Boy 19:00 P Bridget Christie 19:30

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JANUARY 2019 Billionaire Boy 14:00/19:00 Billionaire Boy 19:00 Billionaire Boy 14:00/19:00 Billionaire Boy 14:00

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06 Sun Billionaire Boy 14:00 10 Thu How to Disappear Completely 19:45 ST 11 Fri How to Disappear Completely 19:45 ST 12 Sat How to Disappear Completely 14:45/19:45 ST 23 Wed And Then There Were None 19:30 A 24 Thu And Then There Were None 19:30 A 25 Fri

And Then There Were None 19:30 A 26 Sat And Then There Were None 19:30 A 29 Tue

Sister Act 19:30 A 30 Wed The Shadow Factory 19:30 P Sister Act 19:30 A 31 Thu The Shadow Factory 19:30 P Sister Act 19:30 A 02 Wed 03 Thu 04 Fri 05 Sat

DECEMBER 01 Sat Billionaire Boy 14:00/19:00 An Evening with Aggers 19:30

Gateway Session 19:45 ST 02 Sun Billionaire Boy 14:00 04 Tue Billionaire Boy 10:30 05 Wed Billionaire Boy 10:30 06 Thu Billionaire Boy 10:30 07 Fri Billionaire Boy 10:30/19:00 08 Sat Billionaire Boy 14:00/19:00 09 Sun Billionaire Boy 14:00 10 Mon NT Live:

The Madness of George III 19:00 11 Tue Billionaire Boy 10:30 12 Wed Billionaire Boy 10:30 13 Thu Billionaire Boy 10:30

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Billionaire Boy 10:30/19:00 15 Sat Humbug!

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Billionaire Boy 14:00/19:00 16 Sun Humbug! 10:30/13:30 ST

Billionaire Boy 14:00 19 Wed Humbug! 11:00/13:30 ST

Billionaire Boy 10:30/19:00 20 Thu Humbug! 11:00/13:30 ST

Billionaire Boy 19:00 21 Fri Humbug! 11:00/13:30 ST

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Billionaire Boy 14:00/19:00 24 Mon Humbug! 10:30/13:30 ST

Billionaire Boy 11:00/15:00 26 Wed Humbug! 11:00/14:30 ST

Billionaire Boy 14:00/19:00 27 Thu Humbug! 10:30/13:30 ST

Billionaire Boy 14:00/19:00 28 Fri Humbug! 10:30/13:30 ST

Billionaire Boy 14:00/19:00 29 Sat Humbug!

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Billionaire Boy 14:00/19:00 30 Sun Humbug! 10:30/13:30 ST

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FEBRUARY 2019 01 Fri 02 Sat 04 Mon 05 Tue 06 Wed 07 Thu 08 Fri 09 Sat 11 Mon 12 Tue 13 Wed 14 Thu 15 Fri 16 Sat 18 Mon 19 Tue 20 Wed 21 Thu 22 Fri 23 Sat 24 Sun 25 Mon 26 Tue 27 Wed 28 Thu

Humbug Family Fun! 11:30 – 16:00

Humbug Family Fun! 11:30 – 16:00 Humbug Family Fun! 11:30 – 16:00

Humbug Family Fun! 11:30 – 16:00 Humbug Family Fun! 11:30 – 16:00

The Shadow Factory 19:30 PN Sister Act 19:30 A The Shadow Factory 14:30/19:30 Sister Act 14:30/19:30 A The Shadow Factory 19:30 The Shadow Factory 19:30 The Shadow Factory 14:30/19:30 The Shadow Factory 19:30 The Shadow Factory 19:30 The Shadow Factory 14:30/19:30 The Shadow Factory 19:30 The Shadow Factory 19:30 The Shadow Factory 14:30/19:30 The Shadow Factory 19:30 The Shadow Factory 19:30 The Shadow Factory 14:30/19:30 The Shadow Factory 19:30 The Shadow Factory 19:30 Room on the Broom 15:30 The Shadow Factory 14:30/19:30 Room on the Broom 11:00/14:00 The Shadow Factory 19:30 Room on the Broom 11:00/14:00 The Shadow Factory 19:30 Room on the Broom 11:00/14:00 The Shadow Factory 14:30/ 19:30 Room on the Broom 11:00/14:00

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Contact us @nstheatres /nstheatres /nuffieldsouthamptontheatres Box Office: nstheatres.co.uk / 023 8067 1771 NST Campus University Road, Southampton, SO17 1TR NST City 142 – 144, Above Bar Street, Southampton, SO14 7DU Registered in England No. 1711502. Registered Charity No. 286876.

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