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Show Show Show 00000tbc FAB Brochure 2016 Front Cover.pdf 1 08/01/2016 16:54 cromer C cromerpier.co.uk M Y pier CM MY ONLINE CY show CMY show K 01263 512495 FEBRUARY - DECEMBER 2016 DECEMBER - FEBRUARY 25th june/// /// to of theonly LOTS 24th sept end of the GREAT pier show in INTERACTIVE europe! content INSIDE! BOX OFFICE CONTENTS 02 Welcome 03 Contents & Clickable Paper information WELCOME 04 Theatre Tours & Name A Seat CONTENTS Welcome to Cromer Pier 05 Membership & Loyalty Card The team have made sure that this year’s 6-7 The Cromer Pier Summer Show line up, on our award winning Pier, includes something for everyone. We have 8-21 What’s On February – December DON’T MISS! a great mix of shows and concerts for you Sun 27th March – Easter On The Pier (FREE) 22-23 The Cromer Pier Christmas Show Sat 25th June – The Cromer Pier Show Opening Night! throughout the year – and there’s more to Image from 2015 Cromer Pier Christmas Show choose from compared to last year! 24 How to find us Sat 23rd July – Summer Open Day (FREE) Our famous Cromer Pier Show returns for The Cromer Pier Christmas Show returns activities. The team are also planning an 25 How to book Sat 29th October – Halloween Open Day (FREE) a record breaking 39th year, opening on on Saturday 26th November and with an exciting but SCARY 3 day Halloween Fri 28th - Sun 30th October – Halloween SCARE event! Saturday 25th June and running through amazing increase in sales last year, you event which will run from Friday 28th 26 What’s On calendar Sat 26th November – The Cromer Christmas Show Opening Night! until Saturday 24th September, starring will need to book your tickets early to get October through until Sunday 30th comedian Phil Butler who appeared in The your favourite seats – this show is fast October (see page 20). GET INTERACTIVE HERE! Cromer Pier Show back in 1998 and 1999. becoming the favourite family Christmas Theatre goers can enjoy a 10% discount We’re offering you a chance to get interactive with some pretty media content, i.e. videos and links to websites, for some of The show has received 5 star reviews for Show in Norfolk! in Tides, the Restaurant on the Pier, if smart technology. Follow the instructions below to download the shows we have on offer this year. the past two years and fantastic feedback. The team at Cromer Pier have also planned they book a meal on the day of the show the free Clickable Paper App and you can enjoy some rich Audience figures have been increasing for two big Open Days this year. There – all you have to do is show your tickets. year on year so if you want your favourite will be a Summer Open Day on Saturday This is ideal for those who want to treat seats you’ll need to book early! Some of the 23rd July, which will see the launch of themselves to a meal out before or after 2015 prices have been held including the The Cromer Pier Show family ticket. Our their chosen show. entry level price of £10 and the top price Halloween Open Day will be held on Premium Seats remain the same at £23.50. Saturday 29th October. Expect Theatre Family tickets are available again for the tours, special dance demonstrations, craft 2 school holiday matinees. making, live music and lots of other 3 NEW FOR 2016! FREE! GET INVOLVED GET INVOLVED theatre tours NAME A SEAT MEMBERSHIP LOYALTY CARD We now offer Theatre Tours, at certain times of the year, for anyone New for this year we are offering you the chance to be a part of the Theatre’s Friends of the Theatre Here at the famous Cromer Pier we are committed to rewarding our loyal history. We have approx. 510 seats in our Theatre – a small and intimate interested in having a sneaky peek behind the scenes or interested in the Are you a regular at our Theatre and do you want to support the theatre you customers and we want to give you fantastic value every time you visit us. experience for any show you come and see. For the first time we are Sign up to receive a loyalty card and each time you book a ticket to history of Cromer Pier and our famous Seaside Special “Cromer Pier Show” know and love so well? Why not join us as a Friend of the Theatre and, whilst offering you the opportunity to name a seat – for yourself, a loved one, a see a show, enjoy a drink in our Pavilion Bar, have a meal in our Tides shows, as well as a look at some of our costumes and sets. reaping some attractive benefits, you can be assured that your valuable family member, friend, colleague or group. Restaurant or purchase anything from our Gift Shop, you will earn We’ll cover technical, historical, marketing and general information about money will go to new initiatives from educational work; improvements to valuable points towards a great reward. our theatre throughout the tour. For just £200 a plaque will be engraved with your chosen name and a short our customer’s experience; to Open Days on the Pier. message of no more than 50 letters. We will attach it to the seat of your As a Loyalty Card holder you will: Tours are available on Tuesdays and Saturdays throughout the summer, Benefits include: choice and there will also be a “Wall of Honour” on our website. 4 Receive a personalised Loyalty Card from Saturday 23rd July to Tuesday 6th September. We’ll also offer tours 4 Priority booking on all shows 4 during our special Open Days throughout the year. Tours start at 11am The money you invest will go directly towards making improvements in the 4 Collect 100 points for every £1 you spend with us theatre, with updates published on our website so you can read about where Discounts on selected shows, including The Cromer Pier Show 4 Additional Loyalty Card Offers throughout the year (additional tours at 1pm on Saturdays) and will normally last no more than (Summer and Christmas) 4 one hour. the money is being spent. 4 Regular informative E-Newsletter 10% off in the Pavilion bar, gift shop and restaurant 4 When 2,000 points have been earned you may redeem them against Please contact the box office if you are interested in becoming part of our 4 You will also automatically receive your very own loyalty card for use ONLY £3 per person history and would like your name for all to see! a FREE hot drink in the Pavilion Bar or Tides Restaurant. £1 Children (under 16) in all areas 4 When 20,000 points have been earned you may then redeem them Price: £20.00 p/a (second person at the same address £10) against a FREE £10.00 voucher to spend anywhere on the Pier! For more information please contact our Box Office team on 01263 512495 or email [email protected] For more information or to join please contact our Box Office team on 01263 512495 or email [email protected] 4 Please see our website for more information. Please see our website for full terms and conditions. 5 00000tbc FAB Brochure 2016 Summer and Xmas DPS 01d.pdf 1 17/01/2016 10:30 calendar june july eading up the show this year is comedian Phil cromer Butler. He last appeared in our summer shows back in cromer 1998 & ʻ99 so weʼre excited to welcome him back. In the past Phil has 25th june toured with a Cromer favourite, Bradley Walsh, as well as regularly /// to /// pier 24th sept performing to the Armed Forces, giving them a much needed moral pier boost. He also hangs out with fellow comedians Micky Flanagan, Lee C Mack, Michael McIntyre and Jimmy Carr, so we know that his humour M and style will be first class entertainment for you. august september Y show Joining Phil is Australiaʼs favourite comedy juggler, James CM show BUSTAR. Heʼs appeared on Australia’s Got MY Talent and has become a headline act at performances and THE CROMER PIER SHOW 2016 SHOW PIER THE CROMER 2016 SHOW PIER THE CROMER CY festivals across the globe. His unique show features stunts ranging from CMY his death-defying axe juggling routine to crowd favourites like his K humorous bowling ball juggle. We donʼt yet know what heʼs got planned for his debut appearance in Cromer but we know it will blow your mind! PLEASE NOTE Most days have evening and matinée performances however some days only have Our 2015 show received 5 reviews again from The Stage only one performance (matinées start on Tues 12th July). Please check online or call our Box Office the and we have been inundated with Trip Advisor reviews hailing it as a team to find out. of the pier See prices & more online... end fantastic show for everyone. Come and see the best traditional live show in variety show in Norfolk! europe! “Where west end theatre comes to the seaside. Great family entertainment - a must see in Norfolk” 6 (Summer show 2015) 7 F = Friends of the Theatre C = Concessions TH TH TH TH FRI 12 FEBRUARY 8PM SAT 12 MARCH 8PM FRI 25 MARCH 8PM SAT 26 MARCH 8PM ULTIMATE BUBLÉ DEREK ACORAH HERMAN’S HERMITS THE CARPENTERS Critically acclaimed tribute artiste Mark Soul Reunion Tour The mid-60’s music scene was dominated STORY Daniels, performs the hits of Michael Bublé by British Groups, three of which became Derek Acorah is one of the foremost names The award-winning Carpenters Story in this stunning live tribute show featuring household names: The Beatles, The Rolling in the world of Psychic Phenomena, as well celebrates the music of one of the most his full band.
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