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Spring 20 20 SPRING 2020 WHAT’S ON WHAT’S WHAT’S ON SPRING 2020 OUR TWO VENUES: THE PRINCESS THE FRIARAGE ALEXANDRA AUDITORIUM THEATRE The 750-seat Auditorium has been designed The Friarage Theatre has been built to the same and built to the highest performance specifications. The facility was standards as the Princess Alexandra Auditorium but provides opened in 2013 and has hosted numerous high-profile performers, a more intimate space with 140 seats. The HD projector and such as Jimmy Carr, The London Gospel Choir, The London Festival surround sound mean it is the perfect venue for National Theatre Opera and many more. The facility has also been awarded two Live and RSC Live. prestigious RIBA awards for design excellence. ANDRE RIEU 70 YEARS YOUNG LUCIAN FREUD A SELF- SATURDAY 4TH JANUARY, 7.00PM EDEN PORTRAIT - EOS Pg. 5 Pg. 5 WEDNESDAY 15TH JANUARY, 7PM Pg. 5 4 - 5 JANUARY ENCORE SUNDAY 5TH JANUARY, 3PM JANUARY 11 SATURDAY 11TH JANUARY, 7.30PM JANUARY 15 SLEEPING BEAUTY – ROH HAPPILY EVER AFTER? MICHAEL PORTILLO - A LIVE SUNDAY 19TH JANUARY, GAME OF TWO HALVES Pg. 5 Pg. 5 Pg. 6 16 JANUARY 16 THURSDAY 16TH JANUARY, 7.15PM JANUARY 19 12PM AND 4PM JANUARY 24 FRIDAY 24TH JANUARY, 7.30PM THE MAGIC OF THE BEATLES IN SEARCH OF MOZART LA BOHEME – ROH LIVE Pg. 6 Pg. 6 Pg. 7 25 JANUARY 25 SATURDAY 25TH JANUARY, 7.30PM JANUARY 27 MONDAY 27TH JANUARY, 7PM JANUARY 29 WEDNESDAY 29TH JANUARY , 7.45PM KINKY BOOTS - THE MISS SAIGON SCHOOL MUSICAL EDITION THE ADVENTURES OF TUESDAY 4TH FEBRUARY, 7PM WEDNESDAY 5TH TO SATURDAY 8TH PINOCCHIO Pg. 7 Pg. 7 Pg. 8 4 & 9 FEBRUARY 9 & 4 ENCORE SUNDAY 9TH FEBRUARY, 2PM FEBRUARY 8 - 5 FEBRUARY, 7.30PM FEBRUARY 11 TUESDAY 11TH FEBRUARY, 1.30PM AN EVENING WITH AMANDA OWEN MY LIFE STORY YOU WIN AGAIN – Pg. 8 Pg. 8 Pg. 9 13 FEBRUARY 13 THURSDAY 13TH FEBRUARY, 8PM FEBRUARY 14 FRIDAY 14TH FEBRUARY, 7.30PM FEBRUARY 15 SATURDAY 15TH FEBRUARY, 7.30PM EVENTS KEY Comedy Lectures Music Theatre THE SOOTY SHOW Dance Live Streams PUSS IN BOOTS MONDAY 17TH FEBRUARY, Pg. 8 Pg. 9 16 FEBRUARY 16 SUNDAY 16TH FEBRUARY, 2PM FEBRUARY 17 11AM & 2.30PM 2 BOOK ONLINE: WWW.THEPAAONLINE.ORG BOOK BY PHONE: 01642 792587 WHAT’SWHAT’S ON ON SUMMER SPRING 2020 2019 CALL: 01642 792587 VISIT: MON TO FRI 8.30AM - 4.30PM BOX OFFICE BOOK ONLINE: WWW.THEPAAONLINE.ORG ELEANOR CONWAY - YOU MAY RECOGNISE CYRANO DE BERGERAC THE ILLEGAL EAGLES ME FROM TINDER Pg. 10 Pg. 10 Pg. 10 20 FEBRUARY 20 THURSDAY 20TH FEBRUARY, 7PM FEBRUARY 21 FRIDAY 21ST FEBRUARY, 7.30PM FEBRUARY 28 FRIDAY 28TH FEBRUARY, 7.30PM DOM JOLY’S HOLIDAY SNAPS – TRAVEL AND COMEDY IN 4TH YEAR PLAY - CYMBELINE THE DANGER ZONE IN SEARCH OF CHOPIN WEDNESDAY 4TH – FRIDAY 6TH MARCH, Pg. 10 SUNDAY 1ST MARCH, 2PM Pg. 11 7PM Pg. 11 29 FEBRUARY 29 SATURDAY 29TH FEBRUARY, 7.30PM MARCH 1 MARCH 6 - 4 MICHAEL STARRING BEN - THE MAGIC OF MICHAEL JACKSON KOJO ANIM - THE TAXI TOUR SPRING CONCERT Pg. 11 Pg. 12 Pg. 12 7 MARCH 7 SATURDAY 7TH MARCH, 7.30PM MARCH 14 SATURDAY 14TH MARCH, 7.30PM MARCH 16 MONDAY 16TH MARCH, 6PM AN INNINGS WITH SIR IAN THE MANFREDS – HITS, JAZZ BOTHAM – ENGLAND’S FIDELIO - ROH LIVE & BLUES TOUR 2020 GREATEST ALL-ROUNDER Pg. 12 Pg. 13 Pg. 13 17 MARCH 17 TUESDAY 17TH MARCH, 7.15PM MARCH 21 SATURDAY 21ST MARCH, 7.30PM MARCH 27 FRIDAY 27TH MARCH, 8PM CLEVELAND THERE WAS AN OLD WOMAN PHILHARMONIC CHOIRS WHO SWALLOWED A FLY IN SEARCH OF HAYDN SATURDAY 28TH MARCH, 7.30PM Pg. 14 Pg. 14 Pg. 14 28 MARCH 28 MARCH 29 SUNDAY 29TH MARCH, 2PM MARCH 31 TUESDAY 31ST MARCH, 7PM SIR RANULPH FIENNES – SWAN LAKE - ROH LIVE LIVING DANGEROUSLY MAGIC OF MOTOWN Pg. 15 Pg. 14 Pg. 14 1 APRIL 1 WEDNESDAY 1ST APRIL, 7.15PM APRIL 3 FRIDAY 3RD APRIL, 7.30PM APRIL 4 SATURDAY 4TH APRIL, 7.30PM FRANCIS ROSSI - I TALK TOO MUCH NATIONAL YOUTH BOYS’ SUNDAY 5TH APRIL, 7.30PM EASTER IN ART - EOS CHOIR OF GREAT BRITAIN Pg.15 Pg. 16 Pg. 16 5 APRIL 5 (SUPER VIP 5.30PM) APRIL 7 TUESDAY 7TH APRIL, 7PM APRIL 9 THURSDAY 9TH APRIL, 6PM @PAAUDITORIUM PRINCESSALEXANDRAAUDITORIUM 3 PRINCESS ALEXANDRA AUDITORIUM AND THE FRIARAGE THEATRE CALL: 01642 792587 VISIT: MON TO FRI 8.30AM - 4.30PM BOX OFFICE BOOK ONLINE: WWW.THEPAAONLINE.ORG LLOYD COLE – FROM GOLDILOCKS AND THE RATTLESNAKES TO THREE BEARS BEN HART - WONDER GUESSWORK Pg. 16 Pg. 17 Pg. 17 14 APRIL 14 TUESDAY 14TH APRIL, 2PM & 6.30PM APRIL 15 WEDNESDAY 15TH APRIL, 7.30PM APRIL 16 THURSDAY 16TH APRIL, 8PM LIFFORD SHILLINGFORD THE QUO EXPERIENCE RADIO GA GA & BAND Pg. 17 Pg. 18 Pg. 18 17 APRIL 17 FRIDAY 17TH APRIL, 7.30PM APRIL 18 SATURDAY 18TH APRIL, 7.30PM APRIL 19 SUNDAY 19TH APRIL, 7.30PM CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA/ KEVIN TOMLINSON ON THE PAGLIACCI – ROH LIVE EDGE BANFF FILM FESTIVAL Pg. 18 Pg. 18 Pg. 19 21 APRIL 21 TUESDAY 21ST APRIL, 7PM APRIL 24 FRIDAY 24TH APRIL, 7.30PM APRIL 25 SATURDAY 25TH APRIL, 7.30PM PROFESSOR ROBERT ASTRONOMY LECTURES WINSTON RSC KING JOHN VARIOUS Pg. 19 Pg. 20 Pg. 20 VARIOUS APRIL 29 WEDNESDAY 29TH APRIL, 7.30PM APRIL 30 THURSDAY 30TH APRIL, 7.15PM TOYAH & HAZEL O’CONNOR – ELECTRIC LADIES OF THE 80S BIG GIRLS DON’T CRY IAIN STIRLING - FALLING UP Pg. 20 Pg. 21 Pg. 21 1 MAY FRIDAY 1ST MAY, 8PM 9 MAY SATURDAY 9TH MAY, 7.30PM 16 MAY SATURDAY 16TH MAY, 8PM JOSH WIDDICOMBE: BIT THE NICK ROSS ORCHESTRA MUCH... THE DRIFTERS SUNDAY 17TH MAY, 7PM Pg. 21 TUESDAY 26TH MAY, 8PM Pg. 21 FRIDAY 29TH MAY, 7.30PM Pg. 21 17 MAY 26 MAY 29 MAY AN AUDIENCE WITH JOHN THE MASTERS OF THE THE FLOYD EFFECT SERGEANT HOUSE SATURDAY 30TH MAY, 7.30PM FRIDAY 19TH JUNE, 7.30PM SATURDAY 20TH JUNE, 7.30PM 20 JUNE 20 Pg. 21 JUNE 19 Pg. 21 Pg. 21 30 MAY 4 BOOK ONLINE: WWW.THEPAAONLINE.ORG BOOK BY PHONE: 01642 792587 WHAT’SWHAT’S ON ON SUMMER SPRING 2020 2019 TRAFALGAR RELEASING & FRIARAGE BEN O’CONNOR & PAA PRESENT THEATRE PRESENT EDEN ANDRE RIEU 70 YEARS YOUNG SATURDAY 11TH JANUARY, 7.30PM ADULTS £19, CHILDREN/CONCESSIONS £17 SATURDAY 4TH JANUARY 7PM PRINCESS ALEXANDRA AUDITORIUM ENCORE SUNDAY 5TH JANUARY 3PM The World-class voices of Libby Johnstone and Lucy Campbell blend to form Eden. Specialising in ADULTS £15, CHILDREN £10, YARM Classical /Pop Crossover, Eden have a fresh modern approach to music. Taking their inspiration from Katherine Jenkins, Il Divo, Sarah Brightman and All Angels, they combine each of their influences to PUPILS £8 create a unique and beautiful act. FRIARAGE THEATRE A Classical/Crossover duo with a difference, Eden create and produce their own arrangements, André Rieu is celebrating a landmark birthday and are the only duo to focus on modern music by artists such as Metallica, Heart and Take That, and is inviting cinema audiences all over the combining it with a classical twist, whilst also being able to offer traditional classical music, and world to his party! 70 YEARS YOUNG is André songs from the musicals. Rieu’s ultimate concert featuring musical highlights chosen by the maestro himself. EOS & FRIARAGE THEATRE PRESENT ROH LIVE & FRIARAGE THEATRE PRESENT STARLIGHT ACADEMY PRESENTS LUCIAN FREUD A SELF- SLEEPING BEAUTY – ROH HAPPILY EVER AFTER? PORTRAIT - EOS LIVE SUNDAY 19TH JANUARY, 12PM WEDNESDAY 15TH JANUARY, 7PM THURSDAY 16TH JANUARY, 7.15PM AND 4PM ADULTS £10, CHILDREN £8 ADULTS £15, CHILDREN £10, YARM ADULT £11, CONCESSION £8, UNDER 2’S FREE FRIARAGE THEATRE PUPILS £8 FRIARAGE THEATRE PRINCESS ALEXANDRA For the first time in history the Royal Academy AUDITORIUM of Arts in London, in collaboration with the This production of The Sleeping Beauty has Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, is bringing been delighting audiences in Covent Garden Starlight Dance Academy proudly presents its together Lucian Freud’s self-portraits. The since 1946.A classic of Russian ballet it annual production ‘Happily Ever After?’ We exhibition will display more than 50 paintings, established The Royal Ballet both in its new all know the endings to our favourite princess prints and drawings in which this modern home after World War II and as a world-class stories but what happened next? Come and master of British art turned his unflinching company. Sixty years later, in 2006, the original join us as we enter a magical land and take a eye firmly on himself. A must-see for anyone staging was revived, returning Oliver Messel’s peak to see what the princesses are doing now. interested in 20th-century and 21st-century wonderful designs and glittering costumes to A family show full of all your favourite songs art. the stage. to sing along to. @PAAUDITORIUM PRINCESSALEXANDRAAUDITORIUM 5 PRINCESS ALEXANDRA AUDITORIUM AND THE FRIARAGE THEATRE PAA PRESENTS MICHAEL PORTILLO - A GAME OF TWO HALVES FRIDAY 24TH JANUARY, 7.30PM ADULTS £18, CHILDREN/ CONCESSIONS £15 PRINCESS ALEXANDRA AUDITORIUM It took Michael Portillo little more than 10 years to get a seat in the Commons and then rise in power and esteem to a point where he was a favoured leader of his party and possible future PM. 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