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Brochure 74 (05.10.2016) .qxp_Layout 1 01/11/2016 15:36 Page 1 PRICE BAND GUIDE FOR ALL EVENTS 74 What’s on December 2016 - September 2017 Box Office: (01603) 63 00 00 Restaurant Booking: (01603) 59 85 77 A B C D E Prices for each event are inside the brochure IN PARTNERSHIP WITH Priority on these seats Seats towards the ends of rows may is given to wheelchair have a restricted view. users and those transferring This is reflected in the from a wheelchair price of these seats. Book Online: www.theatreroyalnorwich.co.uk Booking Form Inside Theatre Royal, Theatre Street, Norwich NR2 1RL 74 Registered Charity No. 262259 Brochure 74 (05.10.2016) .qxp_Layout 1 01/11/2016 15:36 Page 3 Assisted performances AUDIO DESCRIBED Jack & the Beanstalk..................................Wed 4 Jan, 1pm Matthew Piper & Caroline Williams Jack & the Beanstalk..................................Sat 7 Jan, 2.30pm Matthew Piper & Caroline Williams La Cage aux Folles......................................Sat 21 Jan, 2.30pm Matthew Piper Mamma Mia ...............................................Sat 18 Mar & 25 Mar, 2.30pm Matthew Piper & Caroline Williams Sunny Afternoon .........................................Sat 15 April, 2.30pm Caroline Williams Running Wild...............................................Sat 29 April, 2.30pm Caroline Williams Sister Act ....................................................Sat 6 May, 2.30pm Minds Eye – Matthew Piper Fantastic Mr Fox .........................................Sat 24 June, 2.30pm Caroline Williams Funny Girl ...................................................Sat 1 July, 2.30pm Minds Eye – Anne Hornsby Jane Eyre....................................................Wed 19 July, 2.30pm Vocaleyes The Railway Children..................................Sat 5 August, 2.30pm Matthew Piper The Curious Incident…...............................Sat 2 Sept, 2.30pm Vocaleyes Shirley Valentine .........................................Sat 9 Sept, 2.30pm Matthew Piper Sleeping Beauty..........................................Wed 3 Jan, 2018, 2.30pm Matthew Piper & Caroline Williams Sleeping Beauty..........................................Sat 6 Jan, 2018, 2.30pm Matthew Piper & Caroline Williams BSL SIGNED Jack & the Beanstalk..................................Sat 7 Jan, 2.30pm & 7.30pm Theatresign – Paul Michaels La Cage aux Folles......................................Wed 18 Jan, 7.30pm Theatresign – Donna Ruane Mamma Mia ...............................................Sat 18 Mar, 2.30pm Theatresign – Donna Ruane Sunny Afternoon .........................................Sat 15 April, 2.30pm Theatresign – Stacey Greene Running Wild...............................................Sat 29 April, 2.30pm Theatresign – Donna Ruane Sister Act ....................................................Fri 5 May, 7.30pm Theatresign – Clare Edwards Fantastic Mr Fox .........................................Sat 24 June, 2.30pm Theatresign – Laura Miller Gangsta Granny ..........................................Sat 15 July, 2.30pm Theatresign – Clare Edwards The Railway Children..................................Sat 5 Aug, 2.30pm Theatresign Sleeping Beauty..........................................Sat 13 Jan, 2018, 2.30pm Theatresign CAPTIONED Jack & the Beanstalk..................................Sun 8 Jan, 1pm & 5pm The Witches of Eastwick ............................Thur 2 Feb, 2.30pm Mamma Mia ...............................................Thur 9 Mar, 2.30pm Mamma Mia ...............................................Thur 16 Mar, 7.30pm Abigail's Party.............................................Wed 29 Mar, 2.30pm Burying Your Brother in the Pavement ........Thur 30 Mar-Sat 1 April, 8pm (Stage Two) Antigone .....................................................Fri 7 April, 8pm (Stage Two) The Woman in Black...................................Fri 21 April, 7.30pm Sister Act ....................................................Wed 3 May, 2.30pm Romeo and Juliet........................................Thur 8 June, 2.30pm The Play That Goes Wrong..........................Wed 14 June, 2.30pm Funny Girl ...................................................Wed 28 June, 2.30pm A Murder is Announced ..............................Wed 5 July, 2.30pm Jane Eyre....................................................Fri 21 July, 7.30pm Alice Back in Wonderland ...........................Sat 29 July, 2pm The Curious Incident…...............................Thur 31 Aug, 2.30pm Shirley Valentine .........................................Thur 7 Sept, 2.30pm Sleeping Beauty..........................................Sun 7 Jan, 2018, 1pm RELAXED Jack & the Beanstalk..................................Fri 13 Jan, 5.30pm Also signed and audio described Gangsta Granny ..........................................Sat 15 July, 10.30am Sleeping Beauty..........................................Fri 5 Jan, 2018, 5.30pm Access enquiries (01603) 598540 Box Office (01603) 630000 3 [email protected] Minicom (01603) 598630 Brochure 74 (05.10.2016) .qxp_Layout 1 01/11/2016 15:36 Page 5 DECEMBER 2016 Tues 13 . ...........4.00 ..7.30 Wed 14 10.30. .......................7.30 Thur 15 10.30. .......................7.30 Fri 16 . .......................7.30 Sat 17 . 2.30 ..............7.30 Sun 18 Mon 19 . 2.30 ..............7.30 Tues 20 . 2.30 ..............7.30 Wed 21 . 2.30 ..............7.30 Thur 22 . 2.30 ..............7.30 Fri 23 . 2.30 ..............7.30 Sat 24 . 2 .30 Sun 25 MERRY CHRISTMAS Mon 26 . 2.30 ..............7.30 Tues 27 . 2.30 ..............7.30 Wed 28 . 2.30 ..............7.30 Thur 29 . 2.30 ..............7.30 Fri 30 . 2.30 ..............7.30 Sat 31 . 1.00...5.00 JANUARY 2017 Sun 1 HAPPY NEW YEAR Mon 2 . 2.30 ..............7.30 Tues 3 . 2.30 ..............7.30 Wed 4 . 1.00... 5.00 Thur 5 Fri 6 . ...........4.00 ..7.30 Sat 7 . 2.30 ..............7.30 Sun 8 . 1.00...5.00 Mon 9 Tues 10 . ...........4.00 ..7.30 Wed 11 10.30. ...........6.30 Thur 12 10.30. ...........6.30 Fri 13 10.30. ...........5.30 Sat 14 . 2.30 ..............7.30 Sun 15 . 1.00...5.00 Concessions apply to all highlighted performances Over 60s/Under 18s Special Price: Bands A-D £2 OFF Group Rates: All highlighted perfs see page 61 for further information Signed Performances: Sat 7 Jan, 2.30pm & 7.30pm Audio Described: Wed 4 Jan, 1pm Sat 7 Jan, 2.30pm Captioned Perfs: Sun 8 Jan, 1pm & 5pm Relaxed performance: Fri 13 Jan 5.30pm Highlighted in Black Especially suited to those with a) £21.50 b) £19 c) £15.50 d) £13 e) £7 autism. Further details on page 64 Book in person or by phone on All other performances 01603 630000 a) £23.50 b) £21 c) £17.50 d) £14.50 e) £7 ON SALE NOW 4 A proportion of the ticket price for this event will go towards the Stage Two Appeal 5 Refer to back page for seat positions relating to price bands Brochure 74 (05.10.2016) .qxp_Layout 1 01/11/2016 15:36 Page 7 The Russian State Ballet of Siberia COPPÉLIA LA FILLE MAL GARDÉE SWAN LAKE Accompanied by The Orchestra of the Russian State Ballet Thursday 26 - Saturday 28 January The acclaimed ballet company return to Norwich following their successful season earlier this year. Coppélia Thursday 26 January at 7.30pm This light-hearted tale of mistaken identity and confused lovers follows mischievous Swanilda, her impetuous suitor Franz and the eccentric toymaker Dr.Coppelius as they are brought to life by sparkling choreography and the animated score of Delibes. Coppélia is perfect for first-time ballet goers, families and everyone in between. Tuesday 17 - Saturday 21 January Georges and the dazzling drag artiste Albin, star of la Cage aux Folles, live an idyllic La Fille mal gardée existence in the heart of St Tropez, but all may be about to change. Georges’ son Friday 27 January at 7.30pm announces his engagement to the daughter of a right-wing politician and drama Friends & Corporate Recreated by Alexander Gorsky, this remains one of the oldest ballets still regularly performed. With and hilarity ensue when a meeting of the parents forces them to cover up their Club: Band A £5 OFF first plenty of ribbons, romance and rivalry, La Fille mal gardée conjures up a world of pastoral simplicity vibrant lifestyle. Will Albin be able to play the role of his life…? night where a farm boy woos a flirty farmer’s daughter and they find inventive ways to avoid her mother. Complete with virtuoso pas de deux, maypole and clog dances, this classic ballet will send you home Bill Kenwright presents a spectacular new version of the much loved musical with happy. West End star JOHN PARTRIDGE as Albin and Broadway leading man ADRIAN Over 60s Special Price: ZMED as Georges. John’s theatre credits include the West End productions of A Bands A & B £8 OFF mats Chorus Line at the London Palladium, Cats, Starlight Express and Chicago, and on Swan Lake TV he is best known for playing Christian in BBC’s EastEnders and as a judge on Under 18s Special Pr ice: Saturday 28 January at 2.30pm & 7.30pm Over The Rainbow. Adrian’s Broadway credits include Blood Brothers, Grease and Bands A & B £8 OFF Wed – The greatest romantic ballet of all time is brought to life by Tchaikovsky’s haunting and unforgettable Falsettos and on television he is best loved as Officer Vince Romano in the hit TV Thur eves score. From the impressive splendour of the Palace ballroom to the moon-lit lake where swans glide show T.J. Hooker and on the big screen as Johnny in Grease 2. in perfect formation, this compelling tale of tragic romance has it all. Group Rates: Wed – Thur Over 60s Special Price: The show-stopping
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