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December to April 2020 FEBRUARY TO MAY 2019 DECEMBER TO APRIL 2020 DARKES LANE | POTTERS BAR | HERTS The Aeronauts (PG) Midway (12A) Fri 10th Jan 3.45pm, 7.30pm Mon 13th Jan 1pm, 3.45pm Mon 13th Jan 7.30pm Tues 14th Jan 7.30pm Tues 14th Jan 3.45pm Weds 15th Jan 3.45pm Pilot Amelia Wren (Felicity Jones) and The story of the Battle of Midway, told by scientist James Glaisher (Eddie Redmayne) the leaders and the sailors who fought it. find themselves in an epic fight for survival (2h 18mins) while attempting to make discoveries in a gas balloon. (1h 40 mins) Leonardo from The National Gallery Sorry We Missed You (15) Tues 14th Jan 1pm Weds 15th Jan 7.30pm Thurs 30th Jan 1pm Fri 17th Jan 1pm Tickets £7.50 Thurs 30th Jan 3.45pm A unique film about a unique man. Given Gritty British drama directed by Ken Loach. exclusive access to the opening night of the Hoping that self-employment through gig exhibition, the film captures the excitement economy can solve their financial woes, of the occasion and provides a fascinating a hard-up UK delivery driver and his wife exploration of Leonardo’s great works. struggle to raise a family. (1h 41mins) Additional Screenings Single at the cinema? The Good Liar (15) Fri 10th Jan 1pm Meet our host in the cafe before the film and enjoy the film in the Judy (12A) company of others. Why not stay Weds 15th Jan 1pm after the film for a drink and a chat? Downton Abbey (PG) Available on 1pm showings Thurs 23rd Jan 1pm with this icon. Judy & Punch (15) Harriet (12A) Fri 17th Jan 3.45pm Fri 24th Jan 1pm Tues 21st Jan 1pm Tues 28th Jan 1pm, 3.45pm, 7.30pm Weds 22nd Jan 1pm, 3.45pm Weds 29th Jan 1pm, 3.45pm Thurs 30th Jan 7.30pm Seaside (nowhere near the sea), puppeteers The extraordinary tale of Harriet Tubman’s Judy and Punch are trying to resurrect their escape from slavery and transformation into marionette show in an anarchic town on the one of America’s greatest heroes, whose brink of mob rule. (1h 45mins) courage, ingenuity, and tenacity freed hundreds of slaves and changed the course of history. (2h 5mins) Cats (cert tbc) Little Women (U) Fri 31st Jan 1pm, 3.45pm, 7.30pm Fri 7th Feb 1pm Mon 3rd Feb 1pm Mon 10th Feb 1pm, 3.45pm, 7.30pm Tues 4th Feb 1pm Weds 12th Feb 1pm, 3.45pm, 7.30pm Weds 5th Feb 1pm, 7.30pm Thurs 13th Feb 1pm Film adaptation of Lloyd Webber’s musical. Four sisters come of age in America in the Stars Idris Elba, Ian McKellen, Rebel Wilson, aftermath of the Civil War. Stars Saoirse James Corden. Ronan & Emma Watson. (2h 14mins) CINEMA PRICES Daytime Evening Adult £6.00 £6.50 Concs £5.50 £6.00 includes 50p Venue Levy, no booking fees. Try something new - Be Inspired Wyllyotts is more than Theatre and Cinema COME AND SING WORKSHOPS SUN 19TH JAN, SUN 16TH FEB, SUN 29TH MAR, SUN 19TH APR 11.30AM – 2.30PM Open to everyone, these workshops work from lyrics, so there is no requirement to read music. Numbers are strictly limited, so please book in advance. Bring a sandwich or order lunch from the café. SING FOR YOUR LIFE - WEEKLY SINGING GROUP TUES 10AM - 11:30AM, THURS 4.30PM - 6PM TICKETS £4.50 POTTERS BAR COMMUNITY CHOIR THURS 7.30PM-9.30PM (TERM TIME) TERMLY FEE OFF BROADWAY SUN 12TH JAN, SUN 9TH FEB, SUN 8TH MAR, SUN 19TH APR 8PM TICKETS: £5 Cabaret Night. Come along and sing or just sit back with a drink and listen. LEARN SPANISH PILATES BRIDGE CLUB PHOTO SOCIETY FILM MAKERS U3A 50+ ACTIVITIES - KEEP FIT, CHAIR BASED EXERCISES, DAY TRIPS SCRABBLE GROUP QUIZ NIGHTS CALL THE BOX OFFICE FOR MORE INFORMATION FUSED GLASS PANEL WORKSHOP FEB 2020 10AM – 3PM TICKETS: £40 INCLUDES MATERIALS As an introduction to fused glass, our panels are a great way to learn the basics. From understanding the fusing process, to designing, cutting and preparing your own panel for firing, your panel is the perfect way to make something that reflects you and your personality. EVENT CINEMA ROYAL BALLET NTLive Coppelia Present Laughter Sun 15th Dec 6.30pm Mon 16th Dec 1pm & 7pm Tickets: £16, £14 concs Tickets: £16, £14 concs Delayed live screening. A classic returns Delayed live screening from The Old Vic. to The Royal Ballet with Ninette de Valois’ Matthew Warchus directs Andrew Scott charming and funny ballet of love, mischief (BBC’s Sherlock, Fleabag) in Noel Coward’s and mechanical dolls. provocative comedy, as he prepares to embark on an overseas tour. This is a giddy and surprisingly modern reflection on fame, desire and loneliness. Optional Afternoon Tea 3.30pm ROYAL BALLET Andre Rieu – 70 Years Young Sleeping Beauty Sat 11th Jan 2pm & 7pm Fri 17th Jan 7.15pm Tickets: £16, £14 concs Tickets: £17, £14 concs Ultimate concert featuring musical highlights Delayed live screening. Journey with The chosen by the maestro himself from his Royal Ballet to an enchanted world of illustrious career so far. This unique Princesses, Fairy Godmothers and magical commemorative celebration will take you on spells in this landmark production of Petipa’s an unbelievable journey around the world to Andre Rieu’s most amazing concert classic ballet. Set to Tchaikovsky’s glorious locations. music. Optional Afternoon Tea 4pm ROH WEST END La Boheme Kinky Boots Weds 29th Jan 7.45pm Tues 4th Feb 7pm Tickets: £17, £14 concs Sat 15th Feb 1.30pm Live screening from The Royal Opera House. Tickets: £17, £14 concs Puccini’s music and Richard Jones’s Recorded at The Adelphi Theatre, this is a production capture the joy and heartache of feel-good award-winning musical inspired by young love in Paris. a true story and celebrating joyous triumph over adversity. With songs by pop icon Cyndi Lauper. NTLive ROYAL BALLET Cyrano de Bergarac Swan Lake Thurs 5th Mar 7pm Sat 4th Apr 7.15pm Tickets: £17, £14 concs Tickets: £17, £14 concs This classic play will be brought to life with Delayed live screening. While remaining linguistic ingenuity to celebrate Cyrano’s faithful to the Marius Petipa/Lev Ivanov text, powerful and resonant resistance against Scarlett’s additional choreography and John overwhelming odds. Stars James McAvoy. Macfarlane’s magnificent designs breathe new life into what is arguably the best-known and most-loved classical ballet. NO BOOKING FEES ON EVENT SCREENINGS BOOK ONLINE OR BY PHONE WYLLYOTTSTHEATRE.CO.UK | 01707 645005 ROH ROYAL BALLET Cavalleria Rusticana & Pagliacci The Dante Project Mon 27th Apr 7pm Thurs 28th May 7.15pm Tickets: £17, £14 concs Tickets: £17, £14 concs Delayed live screening. The two works, Live screening. Dante’s Divine Comedy is each undeniable masterpieces of the v an epic journey through the afterlife: it erismo tradition of realism, share dramatic encompasses the horrifying drama of Inferno concision, melodic richness and an and its damned, the lyrical mysticism of obsession with violent jealousy. pilgrims on mount Purgatorio and the dazzling spheres of Paradiso with their endless configurations of light. ROH Elektra Pre Show or Interval Platters Mon 22nd June 7.15pm Tickets: £17, £14 concs Choose a Pre Show or Interval Platter. Delayed live screening. Strauss’s thrilling and audacious adaptation of Greek tragedy Salmon Sandwich, Fruit & Mini receives a new staging by the award-winning Christof Loy. Cakes. From £7.50 per platter. NO BOOKING FEES ON EVENT SCREENINGS BOOK ONLINE OR BY PHONE All operas have English subtitles WYLLYOTTSTHEATRE.CO.UK | 01707 645005 Saturday Morning CINEMA BOOK ONLINE OR BY PHONE WYLLYOTTSTHEATRE.CO.UK | 01707 645005 Saturday Morning CINEMA Abominable (U) Sat 18th Jan 10.30am, 12.30pm Tickets £2.50 Sat 25th Jan 10.30am Shaun the Sheep (U) Sat 11th Jan 10.30am & 12.30pm Sat 1st Feb 10.30am Maleficent: Mistress of Evil (PG) Sat 15th Feb 10.30am HaLF TErM CInema Tickets £4.50 Gremlins Spies in Disguise (PG) Frozen 2 (U) Dates to be confirmed Frozen 2 (U) Fri 20th Dec 11am, 1pm, 3pm, 5pm Tickets: £6, £5.50 concs, £4.50 child Anna, Elsa, Kristoff, Olaf and Sven leave Arendelle to travel to an ancient, autumn-bound forest of an enchanted land. They set out to find the origin of Elsa’s powers in order to save their kingdom. (1hr 43mins) BOOK ONLINE OR BY PHONE WYLLYOTTSTHEATRE.CO.UK | 01707 645005 FIND OUT MORE wyllyottstheatre.co.uk Andrew Feoes as Dame Nellie Night Nurse Book NOW! You snooze, you lose! Paul Bentley A DREAM of a pantomime for all the family this Christmas! as King Cuthbert The Princess is searching for happiness, Evil Carabosse is searching for revenge, Chester the Jester is searching for someone to laugh at his jokes and Dame Nellie Night Nurse ...is searching for a man in the front two rows!!!!! From the team behind last year’s hit show Jack and the Beanstalk, join us for another spectacular pantomime full of music, laughter, amazing special effects and plenty of surprises. With swash-buckling Prince Valiant, dreams really can come true…. Natasha Gray Becky Hoyle Glenn Adamson as Carabosse as Princess Belle as Prince Valiant Box Office: 01707 645005 www.wyllyoostheatre.co.uk Andrew Feoes as Dame Nellie Night Nurse Book NOW! You snooze, you lose! Paul Bentley A DREAM of a pantomime for all the family this Christmas! as King Cuthbert The Princess is searching for happiness, Evil Carabosse is searching for revenge, Chester the Jester is searching for someone to laugh at his jokes and Dame Nellie Night Nurse ...is searching for a man in the front two rows!!!!! From the team behind last year’s hit show Jack and the Beanstalk, join us for another spectacular pantomime full of music, laughter, amazing special effects and plenty of surprises.
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