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July - September 2017 Registered Charity No July - September 2017 Registered Charity No. 1051708 Don’t miss Summer Blockbusters See more films than ever before, and all film matinees now £5! Live Music Brand new smash hit shows Family Fun Summer holiday entertainment for the whole family Sleeping Beauty Our 2017 pantomime is now on sale www.rosestheatre.org Box Office: 01684 295074 Sun Street, Tewkesbury, Glos GL20 5NX Welcome I am so pleased to have recently Contents joined The Roses Theatre family! I’ve received such a huge Offers & Discounts 4 warm welcome in my first few June Reminders 5 months in my new job and it’s been wonderful getting to Live Events 6 - 19 know the theatre, the town of Tewkesbury, and its residents. 11 One thing that’s really Whether you are a business or individual, struck me is how much The Roses is loved and valued. I’ve spoken to so many people that have we are your local, trusted told me how proud they are to have this amazing and dedicated legal experts. theatre in their town... and I couldn’t agree more! The Magic Of Motown So what lies ahead for me? Well, I’ll be making sure Sleeping Beauty 20 - 21 that we continue building on what is already a very Tewkesbury Pershore Cheltenham successful and very packed programme, offering Tastings 22 tbsolicitors.co.uk 01684 299633 01386 562000 01242 235250 audiences a wide choice of high quality events. Join In 23 In this coming season we have something for everyone. Take Part 24 - 26 Don’t miss the special guests who join Peter Knight’s Gigspanner for a special one-off concert; The James Exhibitions 27 Becoming a member of The Roses is one of Taylor Quartet, a British four-piece jazz funk band who Live Screenings 28 - 29 the most valuable ways you can support us. have become renowned for their live performances; plus The Magic of Motown and Whitney: Queen of the Film 30 - 43 As a registered charity, The Roses is an outward looking and inclusive Night, two phenomenal live shows which guarantee Booking centre for the arts and our live events, film programme and creative a great night out. We’ve also got some great family workshops are only part of what we offer. Information 44 - 45 theatre and blockbuster films to keep the whole family With your support as a member of The Roses we can continue to Diary 46 - 47 lead the way with essential projects that enrich our community, and entertained throughout the summer holidays. deliver much needed life changing work across the three counties. I would love to hear your feedback and what Becoming a member of The Roses enables you to make the most you would like to see at The Roses, so please of your theatre experience; from priority booking to regular news updates, all the while knowing that your membership not only feel free to get in touch and let me know. contributes to helping us combat funding cuts, but also helps I look forward to seeing you here soon! ensure we can continue shaping young Connect with us: people’s lives through the arts. With memberships available from just £2.33 per Facebook: month, your support can make a real difference. /RosesTheatre Join us today. Twitter: To find out more contact:[email protected] @RosesTheatre or visit www.rosestheatre.org/support Sharon Casey, Director rosestheatre.org Box Office: 01684 295074 3 Offers & Discounts June Show Reminders See p. 31 for June film reminders There are many ways you can save money at The Roses, whether you are a The Jive Aces A Midsummer Rhinestone Cowboy regular theatre-goer or someone who fancies trying something new. The UK’s No. 1 swing band Night’s Dream A celebratory tribute to American rock and country music singer Fri 2 Jun 7.30pm Ballet Cymru Glen Campbell A £25 B £21.50 C £17 Fri 16 Jun 7.30pm S Season Multibuy Deal Schools & Groups Concessions available S Sat 24 Jun 7.30pm A £19.50 B £16.50 C £14.50 Book just 2 or more shows and We offer competitive discounts to group Concessions available A £25 B £21.50 C £17 S start saving! With Season Multibuy bookers, which are available on most live shows The Quo Experience Concessions available the more you see the more you and all films. S An experienced line-up Roy Orbison & The save. All shows must be booked at the Buy 10 tickets, get 1 free. The Nick Ross same time for discount to apply. Sun 4 Jun 7.30pm In addition, schools can take advantage of Travelling Wilburys £25 £21.50 £17 Orchestra: Sounds 4+ Live Shows: £3.50 off per ticket our 16-25s price, see below for details. Please A B C Tribute Show Concessions available S Of Glenn Miller Era 3 Live Shows: £3 off per ticket contact Box Office on 01684 295074 to make a A chance to see the concert that group booking. never was in real life Relive the big band sound of the 2 Live shows: £2.50 off per ticket 1940s in style We will make arranging your group visit as easy Available on all shows that have concessions EDge Sat 17 Jun 7.30pm as we can! Sun 25 Jun 7.30pm available. Not available on Band C seats. Not London Contemporary A £25 B £21.50 C £17 S £25 £21.50 £17 available in conjunction with any other offer. Dance School - The Roses’ Concessions available A B C S second live broadcast Concessions available S Morgan & West: 16-25s Tickets Thur 8 Jun 7.30pm Kast Off Kinks A limited number of seats are available at £5 off A £15.50 B £12.50 C £7.50 Parlour Tricks Family Offer Concessions available Four members of The Kinks are the advertised price across any live event that An evening of jaw dropping, back together £2 off adult tickets for parties of 3-9 F offers concessions (excludes Price Band C). gasp eliciting feats of magic when the group includes at least 1 child. Fri 30 Jun 7.30pm All 16-25s tickets must be booked in the Fri 23 Jun 7.30pm S Each party must include at least 1 person under The Manfreds £25 £21.50 £17 recipient’s name - this can be done even if the A B C the age of 16 and 1 adult. We do not charge for Classic hits alongside Jazz & A £19.50 B £16.50 C £14.50 Concessions available S booker is not the 16-25 year old. Concessions available children under the age of 3, provided they sit on a Blues covers from the new album parent or guardian’s lap. Please call Box Office to book. Fri 9 Jun 7.30pm A £25 B £21.50 C £17 Concessions available S Next Live Broadcast Announced The London Welsh Following our first trial live broadcast of I AM BEAST back in March, we are delighted to announce the Male Choir second, which will take place on Thursday 8 June when With special guest performances we broadcast EDge - the postgraduate performance from pupils of Bredon School company of London Contemporary Dance School. Sat 10 Jun 7pm We hope that in time many of our productions A £25 B £21.50 C £17 will offer the opportunity to watch online for Concessions available S those that are unable to come to the theatre for the live performance or the chance to watch a Mobile performance where tickets have sold out. An intimate 40-minute theatre The live screening on 8th June is free to show set in a caravan watch – please check our website for Thur 15 Jun 12noon, 12.45pm, further details and instructions on 1.30pm, 2.30pm, 3.15pm, 5pm, how to access the live broadcast. 5.45pm, 6.30pm, 7.30pm, 8.15pm Thur 8 June 7.30pm £10 (Concessions available) 4 Box Office: 01684 295074 rosestheatre.org rosestheatre.org Box Office: 01684 295074 5 Did you know that The Roses is a registered charity? Live Programme Live Programme The work we do in the building directly supports the work we do in the wider community. The Roses Youth Theatre AICA It is the future; Earth is a dying planet ruled by an unstoppable tyrant. Eight young children are sent to a newly classified planet, Aicarro, in the hope that Earth will be saved by their discoveries. But when friendships strike between the Aica and the children, and more hardships fall on the people of Earth, which side will truly survive? The Roses Youth Theatre’s Juniors and Seniors Groups present their annual performance, which they have been working towards Popular Music throughout the year. For more information on The Roses Youth Folk Music Popular Music Theatre For Babies & Toddlers Theatre, including free taster sessions, see page 26. Abba Forever Steve Ashley Leather & Lace Head In ABBA Forever is one of the UK’s Regarded as one of British folk’s Leather & Lace is a dynamic new The Clouds leading international tribute finest singer-songwriters, Steve’s live show bringing all those classic shows, and theatre audiences songs have been covered by rock anthems and ballads you love Cirrus the dog has a serious job: have long enjoyed this superb Fairport Convention, Martin to the stage. he has to keep watch on the sheep. What to do when they lose recreation of one of the world‘s Simpson, Wizz Jones, Phil Beer Presented by a 7-piece rock greatest pop bands.
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