Autumn 2023

AUTUMN 2023

Pre-show catering with LÉA: a delicious artisan food range, available in the theatre bar, from award-winning Maison Bleue. LÉA is freshly prepared and additive free.

Hand-cooked in Suffolk using top quality ingredients, many locally sourced, Pascal Canevet has crafted a delicious range of ready meals in traditional French preserving pots.

“WearedelightedtoshowcaseLÉA,ourgastrorangeatTheatreRoyal,withfresh seasonal dishes available at the theatre bar.” - Pascal Canevet

Orders must be made in advance no more than 4 weeks to no less than 3 days before your selected performance. To order, visit www.leaburystedmunds.co.uk/theatre-ordering/ and make sure you select the correct performance when making your food choices.

Your delicious dishes will be waiting for you when you arrive for your performance.

WELCOME

The highlight of our year is our much-loved pantomime. After a record-breaking, award-nominated show last year, we are excited to bring you Snow White this Autumn.

Before that, we’ve got two great dramas. London Classic Theatre are touring Faith Healer (one of The Independent’s 40 best plays of all time) and Tilted Wig Productions present a reimagining of the classic horror story – Frankenstein.

We are celebrating East Anglian writers this season. We are collaborating with the wonderful High Tide Theatre to present Ghost Stories by Candlelight from the ‘witch counties’ of East Anglia. And Splinter is a poignant play about love and memory, written and performed by East Anglian artists.

From the Edinburgh Fringe, I’ve chosen Gabriel García Márquez’s darkly comic tale AVery Old Man with Enormous

Autumn 2023 Sponsored by

Wings - a beautiful piece of puppetry. Give this one a try risk-free with a free ticket offer. See page 13 for more details. Browse the rest of the brochure for family shows, comedy, music tributes and much more.

We extend our thanks to our generous season sponsor Churchgates, our main sponsor Greene King, and our principal sponsor Jaynic - whose support is so crucial to our theatre.

SAVER DISCOUNT

OWEN CALVERT-LYONS Artistic Director

Fri 24 Nov ‘23 - Sun 14 Jan ‘24 |

Tickets from £12

PANTO WORKSHOPS

AVAILABLE FOR SCHOOLS, EMAIL ENGAGEMENT@ THEATREROYAL .ORG

ACCESSIBLE PERFORMANCES

BSL - Thu 7 Dec 7pm Touch Tour & Audio Described - Thu 14 Dec 7pm & Touch Tour 6pm

Relaxed - Sun 7 Jan 3pm

Captioned - Thu 11 Jan 7pm

Written by Chris Hannon

Upon the death of her father, Princess Snow White has inherited the throne of Buryland - however, her wicked aunt, Lady Lucretia, declares that Snow White is too young to lead and insists on serving as Queen until her niece turns 21.

But rumours abound. Lucretia plans on staying Queen! Snow White fears for her life. All hope seems lost…until one day, deep in the woods of Bradfield, Snow White makes some surprising new friends who will protect her no matter the cost.

UNDER 2s ON A LAP GO FREE!

FAMILY SAVER PERFORMANCES

Tickets for Under 21s just £12!

Thu 30 Nov 7pm, Sun 10 Dec 6pm & Wed 10 Jan 7pm

GALA PERFORMANCE - SUN 3 DEC 2PM

Join us for our special gala performance. You’ll enjoy added fun before the performance including ice creams, a souvenir programme, goodie bags for the children, and lots more! Come and be our special guests! Doors open at 1pm, performance is at 2pm.

Sponsored by Partnered With

Theatre Royal Christmas Cabin

IN THE ARC SHOPPING CENTRE

TICKETS ON SALE OCT

FOR AGES 2-7

“MUCH MORE FUN THAN THE TELLY OR THE PUB!”

“ GREAT NIGHT OUT. I LITERALLY HAD TEARS IN MY EYES.”

WED 11 OCT, 7.30PM | TICKETS £12

Fancy a laugh? Theatre Royal’s very own Comedy Club features a great line-up of comedians from across the UK touring circuit alongside up-and-coming comics.

Age Guidance: 18+

Keep an eye on our website to find out more as the line-up is announced!

In partnership with Comedy Market.

“One of the great theatrical texts of our time… sublime language and nuance…”

Irish Times

By Brian Friel

Directed by Michael Cabot.

Frank Hardy has a gift. A gift of healing.

A frayed banner hangs outside a desolate village hall. The sick, the suffering and the desperate arrive from out of the wind and the rain. They come in search of restoration, a cure. They are promised ‘a performance’, an opportunity to spend an intimate moment with a mercurial showman, who offers hope and salvation to the afflicted.

Through the 1950s and 1960s, Hardy and his wife Grace travel to remote corners of Scotland and Wales, before eventually returning to Frank’s native Ireland. Accompanied by his manager Teddy, they move from village to village, bringing them an unpredictable mix of theatricality and the spiritual.

Using four enthralling monologues to interweave the stories of these three intriguing characters, Brian Friel takes us on an extraordinary journey of shifting perspectives and uncertain memories.

Brian Friel (1929-2015) was an award-winning Irish playwright and author. He is widely regarded as one of Ireland’s greatest dramatists, having written over 30 plays across six decades. His major works include Translations, DancingatLughansa, Molly Sweeney and Philadelphia,HereICome!

Age Guidance: 14+

FAMILY FAVOURITES

Wed 25 Oct, 1.30pm & 4pm | Tickets £15

After a third successful West End season, best-selling author Michael Morpurgo’s treasured story is coming to our stage.

Set in a library full of books that hold more than stories within their pages, it is a tale of the power of books, and the bravery of a young boy called Tomas. Tomas hates reading and school, but his world is turned upside down the day he meets the Unicorn Lady in his local library.

An enchanting and interactive show sparking imagination in both young and old.

Age Guidance: 6-106

SPECIAL OFFER! Book 3 family show tickets for £40 or 4 family show tickets for £55! (Tickets must be booked for same show. Discount automatically applies at checkout.)

Fri 27 Oct, 2pm | Tickets £15

Join comedian and children’s author Olaf Falafel for an hour of kid’s comedy which is now 20% more stupider than before.

There will be truth-telling cheese, fishing, ducks, bumbags, sausages, and maybe some drawing.

Family-friendly frivolity that will leave you feeling a lot less intelligent than when you walked in, from one of the masters of the (stupid) art.

Be there or be a dodecahedron.

Age Guidance: 3+

TIME OUT TOP 10 KIDS’ SHOWS OF 2022

Fri 13 Oct, 7.30pm | Tickets £12 - £15

A sea mist rolls in. Another village vanishes. Footsteps approach. The saltmarsh holds its breath. What happens when the ghosts of the past creep up on us today?

Gather close for a candlelit evening of chilling new tales and haunting folk music from the ‘Witch Counties’ of East Anglia.

A HighTide production, in association with Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds, Shakespeare’s Globe, and Harlow Playhouse. Written by Kelly Jones, Shamser Sinha, and Nicola Werenowska. Music and songs by Georgia Shackleton. Directed by Elayce Ismail.

Age Guidance: 14+

Sun 12 Nov, 7pm | Tickets £15

In a kitchen, in a theatre, two storytellers and their audience find something remarkable - a very old man with enormous wings. After consulting with the neighbour - who’s an expert on all things magic - the couple decide to shelter him in the chicken coop and feed him with food scraps. A wise woman says he’s an angel. The priest says he’s an imposter. Pilgrims flock to see him.

Inspired by Gabriel García Márquez’s darkly comic tale, the show taps into both the best and worst of mankind, wryly examining the human response to those who are weak, dependent, and different. Using a combination of music, puppetry and live video projection, this magic realist gem is brought to the stage with beautiful, strange, emotional richness.

Age Guidance: 8+

“The puppetry and design are superb.”

The Guardian

BY SÉAN AYDON

BASED ON THE NOVEL BY MARY

SHELLEY

1943. Whilst Europe tears itself apart, two women hide from their past at what feels like the very end of the world. And one of them has a terrifying story to tell...

“I created life. You don’t believe me but it’s true. I didn’t start from scratch of course butoutofportionsandoddendsImadesomething-alive.ButwhatIcreated...it wasn’tasuperhuman.Itwasamonster.”

This new thriller, inspired by the classic gothic novel and complete with a stunning original score, explores the very fabric of what makes us human and the ultimate cost of chasing ‘perfection’.

Frankenstein is an electrifying reimagining of the world’s favourite horror story that will set minds and spines tingling.

Age Guidance: 12+

ENTERTAINMENT

Sat 28 Oct, 2pm & 7.30pm | Tickets £12 - £29

HANCOCK’S HALF HOUR

From the producers of the critically acclaimed tours of Round the Horne and The Goon Show comes another radio comedy classic live on stage.

In 1954, Tony Hancock burst onto the airwaves with a comedy show unlike anything the British public had heard before. Hancock’s Half Hour redefined radio comedy and has had people laughing non-stop for the past 65 years. So come and take a trip to 23 Railway Cuttings, East Cheam, to join ‘the lad’ himself and his motley crew for three classic episodes of this hilarious show.

Age Guidance: 12+

Sat 27 Jan, 7.30pm | Tickets £12 - £16

A dazzling new magic show - presented by the magician famous for jamming the BBC switchboards after he correctly predicted the lottery. This astonishing, enigmatic, five-star rated magic show will leave you aching from laughter and dizzy in disbelief as you’re transported to a jaw-dropping world of light-hearted hilarity, wonderment, and mystery. Focusing on mind-bending feats of illusion, from making people forget their own names to vanishing them from the auditorium entirely - this sensational show is a sure sell-out.

Age Guidance: 12+

Thu 12 Oct, 7.30pm | Tickets £12 - £15

“WhenIsaid‘forbetterorworse’,IthoughtImeantit.Ijustdidn’tknowhowbad ‘worse’ could be.”

Maggie is an impulsive free spirit and would like to stay that way, so when she meets Jac, she struggles to fulfill Jac’s need for a stable relationship. But after she loses her job, Maggie and Jac must face the fact that an early onset Dementia diagnoses is going to change the shape of both of their lives forever. But Maggie has never needed anybody before and the relationship starts to fracture as they both try to hold on.

Maggie and Jac are an ordinary couple. Maggie and Jac were an ordinary couple. But Maggie is forgetting things and she can’t help wondering if that is ordinary after all.

From East Anglian playwright Martha Loader and Play Nicely Theatre, Splinter is about love and memory, and about what happens when you start to lose both.

Age Guidance: 14+

GET INVOLVED

SENSORY YOUTH THEATRE

SENsory Youth Theatre is for those who are learning disabled, neurodivergent, or identify as having SEN.

It is an opportunity to participate in creative play that is inclusive and accessible in a fun and friendly environment.

We run groups for ages 8-12 and 13-18.

£60 per term

YOUTH THEATRE ACT YOUR AGE

Our Youth Theatre is open for 2023/24 enquiries. Places are limited and there is a waiting list for some.

£75 per term

Bursary places available

If you join us, you will get an opportunity to perform on our stage in Easter 2024 as part of Youth Theatre Presents...

Bursary places available

Act Your Age is our weekday group for adults who want to play, make theatre, be creative, and socialise together. There are opportunities to perform throughout the year.

No previous experience is necessary!

Bursary places available

We run groups for ages 8-11 and 12-16.

£75 per term

To find out more information about any of our projects, or to get involved

£75 per term

Bursary places available

YOUNG COMPANY AUDITIONS 23/24

Applications are now open for our 16*-22 Theatre Royal Young Company 2023/24!

Theatre Royal’s Young Company is designed for young people aged between 16* and 22 who are interested in exploring theatre and live performance. No previous theatre experience necessary! It’s not just for actors, it’s for all sorts of creatives to apply. Sessions will take place on Thursday evenings in term time and we will provide opportunities to develop your skills and make productions for our stage in Easter 2024.

In 2022/23, we worked with The National Theatre Connections Programme and took our Young Company on tour with Tuesday by Alison Carr.

Applications Close: Mon 14 Aug at 12pm

You will hear from us with an invite to a group workshop W/C 21 Aug

Group Workshop: Thu 7 Sep, 7pm - 8.30pm

Recalls: Thu 14 Sep, 7pm - 8.30pm

Production Week: Mon 25 - Thu 28 Mar 2024

*(You must be aged 16 and have left secondary education)

SPECIAL EVENTS

Tue 14 Nov, 7.30pm | Tickets £12 - £29

TERRY WAITE CBE AND JOHN MCCARTHY CBE IN CONVERSATION

It’s 32 years since the end of the Lebanon hostage crisis and the moment when Brian Keenan, John McCarthy, Terry Waite and Terry Anderson were freed from captivity. Almost a year to the day after McCarthy’s capture, Terry Waite travelled to Lebanon in an attempt to secure the release of Mr McCarthy and three other hostages.

Journalist John McCarthy, and humanitarian Terry Waite, were held hostage together in Beirut. This evening they will speak about their experience there, and their lives before and after captivity. There will be an opportunity for the audience to ask questions on the evening.

These are fundraising events in support of Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds Registered Charity Number 242977

Tue 5 Dec, 1.10pm | Tickets £12

CAROLS FROM CAMBRIDGE

Festive favourites conducted by Sarah MacDonald.

Our ever-popular annual carol concert set in the beautiful surroundings of St Mary’s Church, Honey Hill. Enjoy seasonal favourites to get you in the festive mood, sung by the euphonious voices of the choristers of the Selwyn College Chapel Choir.

Book early to avoid disappointment!

Sponsored by

LOCAL AMATEUR PRODUCTIONS

Tue 17 - Sat 21 Oct | Tickets £12 - £22.50

Consider yourself at home with Lionel Bart’s classic musical based on Charles Dickens’ novel, Oliver Twist. The Tony and Olivier award-winning show is widely hailed as a true theatrical masterpiece by actors and audience members alike.

Oliver is a musical theatre masterpiece bringing the classic characters and score to life.

Mon 23 - Tue 24 Oct | Tickets £10 - 12

A sparkling musical bringing fun, magic, excitement, laughter, and danger, featuring ‘Let It Go’, ‘Love is an Open Door’, ‘For the First Time in Forever’ and all of the memorable songs from the animated film.

Join us in the enchanted land of Arendelle and meet Anna, Elsa, Hans, Olaf, Kristoff, Sven, and a whole host of magical creatures.

£10 tickets for Under 12s!

Tue 7 - Sat 11 Nov | Tickets £12 - £23

Set in Victorian London, Benjamin Barker is deported on a trumped-up charge by a corrupt judge lusting after his wife and daughter. Years later, Barker arrives back in London with a new name: Sweeney Todd. Obsessed by his need for revenge, he opens a barber’s shop above Mrs Lovett’s pie shop. Together, they devise a meaty plot!

Sondheim’s recipe of anger, greed, revenge, love and humour combine to make this a masterpiece of musical theatre… and a bloody good tale!

LUNCHTIME CONCERTS

TICKETS ARE £10 EACH & INCLUDE REFRESHMENTS AFTER THE PERFORMANCE

Wed 18 Oct, 1.10pm

JAZZ | PIANO | BASS | DRUMS

Back by popular demand with the dazzling, irresistible and witty jazz of Dudley Moore (1935-2002); a comic actor and musician-composer.

STOWMARKET CONCERT BAND

Wed 8 Nov, 1.10pm

BRASS BAND | FOLK | BLUES | POP

Stowmarket’s popular brass band perform a lively, light programme of traditional brass band marches, folk songs, blues and pop.

Sponsored by

This amateur production is presented by arrangement with Music Theatre International. All authorised performance materials are also supplied by MTI.

THE CHRIS INGHAM TRIO

BOOKING INFORMATION

BOOK ONLINE

Booking is quick and easy on our website; you can spend theatre credit from your account, redeem gift vouchers, gain group discounts, book parking and more! theatreroyal.org/booking-information

Alternatively, you can book via our Box Office in person or by calling us on 01284 769505, Monday to Saturday 10am-6pm.

GROUPS & SCHOOLS

Groups of 10+ receive a 5% discount and groups of 25+ receive a 10% discount when all tickets are booked in one transaction.

For pantomime, group offers are available on off-peak performances.

Schools tickets are £11.50 each with every 11th ticket free. Pantomime schools tickets are £11.50 each.

To find out more, email groupbookings@theatreroyal.org

EARLY BOOKING

Our ticket prices are subject to change as the theatre fills, so book early to secure your favourite seats at the best possible price.

TICKET REFUND PROTECTION

Tickets are non-refundable, so for peace of mind, you can now protect your tickets from the unexpected for just £1.50 per ticket.

See full information on our website and add Ticket Protection when buying your tickets.

CUSTOMERS WITH ACCESS NEEDS

In order that we can best accommodate your requirements, please book via our Box Office on 01284 769505 or by emailing booking@theatreroyal. org and we will help find the seat most suitable for you. Those unable to attend the theatre alone are offered a complimentary assisting companion ticket.

CAR PARK

Greene King Staff Car Park is available for evening and weekend performances only. It is not available for weekday matinees. Access is via Cullum Road (A1302 - signposted “Westgate Brewery”).

SIGHTLINES

Theatre Royal is an historic, horseshoe shaped, Georgian auditorium which means that some seats have a restricted view of the stage for some performances. When booking online, important seat information is indicated by an ‘i’. Please check before booking.

To check the view from seats, we have a 360° view of the theatre that can be found at theatreroyal.org/360-tour/

KEY

T Theatre House Seat - Not available for purchase.

W Wheelchair Space - Book via Box Office.

A Assisting Companion - Book via Box Office.

R Restricted View - Suitable for anyone above 5ft.

L Restricted Leg Room - Suitable for anyone below 5ft.

X Locked - Seat locked when wheelchair seat in use.

STAIRS

The Pit, Upper Circle & Gallery are all accessed by stairs. The Dress Circle is the only area with step-free access.

Pit - 25 steps

Upper Circle - 14 steps

Gallery - 29 steps

OUR SPONSORS

SPONSORS

THEATRE ROYAL PROUDLY SPONSORED BY

FUNDERS, TRUSTS & FOUNDATIONS

The Alfred Williams Charitable Trust | The St Edmunds Trust | The Tanyard Trust | The Thompson Family Charitable Trust

LIFE PATRONS & AMBASSADORS

LIFE PATRONS: Dame Judi Dench DBE, Mr Timothy West CBE, Sir Jeremy Isaacs, Mrs Judith Shallow DL, Mr Colin Blumenau, Mrs Patricia Thompson CBE

AMBASSADOR: Mrs Gina Long MBE

OUR SUPPORTERS

We are so grateful to our wonderful Patrons, Friends, Donor Friends, Sponsors and Major Donors for the ongoing support they give to Theatre Royal, without them we simply could not exist and we offer our heartfelt thanks to them.

THEATRE ROYAL PATRONS & MAJOR DONORS

Joan Abbs, Matthew Abercrombie, Nancy Ackland-Lang, George Agnew and Adrian White, Suzanne Alston, Jennifer and Nicholas Antill, Alix and Robert Ashton, Kit and Daria Aspen, The Association Management Company, Gary Avis MBE, Robert and Sally Baxter, Bob and Sally Beckett, Countess Helen Benckendorff, Christopher Biggins, Christine Bird, Ben and Katie Birrell, Sarah Birrell, Derek Blake MBE and Valerie Blake, Stephen and Stephanie Bourne, Joy Bowes, Gyles Brandreth, Stuart Brennan, Marie Brown and in memory of Tony Brown, Mary Burr, William and Lynn Cardale, Laura Carmichael, Sir Geoffrey and Lady Cass, Gordon Cawthorne MBE and in memory of Judith Cawthorne, Richard Chaplin, Michael Chisholm, Marcus and Sophie Codrington-Fernandez, Sian Couture, Louise Cramp, The Croft Family, Rev. David Crofts, Jane and Michael Crowe, Yvonne Curtis, Lady Mary Damerell, Patrick and Heide Daniels, Piers Day, Nicholas Denyer, Michelle Dockery, David and Barbara Dougan, Ian and Alison Duncan, Francesca Eady, Tony and Celia Earl, The Fabulous Fascia Co Ltd, Andrew Flatt, Emma Fisher, Vivien Gainsborough Foot, Keith and Mary Gallois, Sarah George, Jayne Gittus, Philip Glenister, Robert Glenister, Judith Grandi, Sheena Griffiths, Bryan Hamilton, Nigel Havers, The Very Rev’d Joe Hawes and The Rev’d Christopher Eyden, David and Gillian Hodge, Stephen Hubner, Sam Hughan, John Meers and Jo Holden, Debbie Hudd and in memory of Roy Hudd OBE, Eric and Hazel Humphreys, Karen and Antony Hurden, Sir Derek Jacobi CBE, Peter Jackson CBE and in memory of Ann Jackson, Alex Jennings, Christina Johnston, Lesley Joseph, Jim and Carol Keohane, Nicholas Law and Susan Tanis, Malcolm Leith and Amanda Wearing, Barry Lingwood, Dame Maureen Lipman DBE, Bryan and Emma Littlefair, Andrew Long and Gina Long MBE, Karl and Annette Ludvigsen, Janet Martin, Sir Ian McKellen CH CBE, John Meers and Jo Holden, Julie Merrick, Nic and Kat Metcalfe, Gillian Morgan, Martin and Sylvia Moss, David and Pauline Mulley, Marguerite Nice, John and Maureen Orange, Irene and David Overman, Jeffrey Parker, Sir Michael Parkinson CBE, Nicholas Pearson OBE and Fiona Pearson, Mark Pendlington DL, Fiona Phillipps, Heather Phillips, Mary Porch, Clare Presland, Libby Purves OBE, Roger and Thelma Quince, Sue Rawlinson, Michael Redgrave, Mike and Kate Redmond, Jo St Clair Roberts, Susan Roberts, James Robertson, Paul Romaine, Michael and Margaret Rustin, Prunella Scales CBE, Sue Scrivener, John Sergeant, Michael Shallow and Judith Shallow DL, Alice Sheepshanks, Graham Showell, John Simpson CBE, Charles and Suzanne Simpson, Sue and Dick Soper, Simon Spence KC, Jo Stark, Sha Starr, Christian and Susan Stenderup, Richard and Heulwen Stewart, Steven and Kimonie Stroud, Dame Janet Suzman DBE, Meriel Sykes, David Taylor, Nick and Rosemary Thomson, Fiona Unwin, Terry Waite CBE, Julia Wakelam, Dame Harriet Walter DBE, Christine Webber, Peter Wenban and Sarah Wenban CBE, Timothy West CBE, Sam West, Deborah Williams, In memory of Gabrielle Woodward, The Association Management Company, Theatre Royal Friends Committee and the generous donors of The Show Will Go On! – Theatre Royal’s Reopening Appeal (2020).

OUR SINCERE THANKS TO OUR VALUED VOLUNTEERS – WE COULDN’T OPEN WITHOUT THEM!

IN THE NEW YEAR - 2024

CALENDAR KEY

Drama

Comedy/Comedians

Fringe Music

Local Amateur Groups

Family

Entertainment

Special Event

Theatre Royal Pantomime

Theatre Tours

ACCESSIBLE PERFORMANCES

CAPTIONED

Snow White - Thu 11 Jan, 7pm

AUDIO DESCRIBED

Snow White - Thu 14 Dec, 7pm

TOUCH TOUR

Snow White - Thu 14 Dec, 6pm

BRITISH SIGN LANGUAGE

Snow White - Thu 7 Dec, 7pm

RELAXED

Snow White - Sun 7 Jan, 3pm

INDUCTION LOOP

The induction loop is accessible around the building with your hearing aid turned to the T position. To get the best hearing experience, avoid seats in rows A to C of the Pit, and boxes A & S in the Dress Circle.

GUIDE DOGS

Guide dogs are welcome in selected Dress Circle boxes. A guide dog must stay with their owner at all times. Water is available.

PIZZA & FILM NIGHT FOR AGES 10+

Fri 27 Oct, 6.30pm | Tickets £6

Join us for our first ever young people social! Come along to the theatre and grab a slice of pizza and a drink before heading into our auditorium to watch a film chosen by you!

THEATRE TOURS

Tickets £10 | National Trust Members £5 | Children Under 12 £5

Led by our enthusiastic team of Tour Guides, you’ll travel around the theatre, taking in the building and all of its history, from front-of-house to behind-the-scenes. Step on up and into the spotlight where the likes of Ian McKellan CBE, Dame Judi Dench DBE, Sir Peter Hall CBE, and many more have gone before you.

We are also delighted to present our first public Children’s Tour on Fri 27 Oct at 11am. For more information, visit our website.

BECOME A MEMBER

Become a Friend, Donor Friend or Patron and you will play an integral role in the life of the theatre - supporting the huge range of work that we do in the community and on our stage, putting you at the very heart of the work we create, and the beautiful theatre we maintain for generations to come.

Membership Benefits include:

• Access to priority booking, ticket discounts, guaranteed refunds and ticket exchanges

• Invitations to special events, including season launches, opening nights and open rehearsals (depending on the level you join at)

FROM JUST £47 PER YEAR

Find out more and become a member by scanning the QR code below or emailing development@theatreroyal.org