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Registered Charity No. 1151620 SPRING/SUMMER 2018 BOX OFFICE 01392 726363 DAME JUDI DENCH WWW.EXETERNORTHCOTT.CO.UK Patron of 50th Anniversary Year WELCOME A lot of you have been kind enough to say that the programme at the Northcott has deepened in quality in the three years that I have been running the building. We certainly feel that we have the right ideas. The return to producing work, our Education and Reach Out offer, the Associates Programme, our IMPACT co-commissioning strand together with a series of Tickets: first visits from companies with a national and international reputation across the range of Preview: £15 (Sat 2 & Sun 3 Dec) performance that we curate. Preview Family Ticket: This spring we have the first visit to the theatre from Kneehigh. We host our Associate £36 for 3 + up to 3 more Company Metta’s Little Mermaid (you may have seen and enjoyed Metta’s Jungle Book). We tickets £12 each are bringing back our own IMPACT production – Beyond My Control as part of a National Tour. Off-peak: A £19 B £17 C £15 D £11 + We have a packed dance programme including Ballet Black, Alston and Mark Bruce. Alibi’s Off-peak Family Tickets: The Boy Who Climbed into the Moon and Awful Auntie amongst the family work – and if you A £48* (£16) B £42* (£14) like a big musical, there’s Flashdance. There’s a new play – Soldier On – and the wonderful C £36* (£12) D £24* (£8) Fingersmiths with their version of Up ‘n’ Under. Not to mention Vamos, Sasha Regan’s all *for 3, up to 3 more tickets male G&S, Filter with their critically acclaimed A Midsummer Night’s Dream, a new version of at price in brackets Great Expectations and – of course English Touring Opera. Peak: A £26 B £24 C £17 D £13 We’ve worked hard to transform the organisation, to make it alive and give it new purpose. Peak Family Tickets: You’ve been instrumental in helping us do this. Now we’re fifty years young – we reckon we’re A £69* (£23) B £63* (£21) all set for the next fifty years. C £42* (£14) D £30* (£10) *for 3, up to 3 more tickets Very best wishes, at price in brackets +Please note: seating plan Paul Jepson Sat 2 Dec 2017 - Sun 7 Jan 2018 bands for this show are different to the one printed Artistic & Executive Director Pantomime comes home to the Northcott with a spectacular in this brochure on page 50 new staging of Dick Whittington, starring Exeter’s most popular – contact the box office for Dame – Steve Bennett and directed by one of the country’s leading details, or view online pantomime directors, Tony Lidington. /ExeterNorthcottTheatre Schools: £10 for groups 10+ Age: 6yrs+ Expect plenty of audience participation, live music, magic, @ExeterNorthcott Running Time: 2hrs 10mins mayhem and lots of laughter – the perfect recipe for a family Registered Charity No. 1151620 Christmas panto treat! FAMILY MEMBERS SUPPORT YOUR STUDENT COMPANY SUPPORT YOUR STUDENT COMPANY Exeter Northcott Theatre in association with the University of Exeter presents Exeter University Theatre Company University of Exeter Footlights present presents SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN A CLOCKWORK ORANGE Screenplay by Betty Comden and Adolph Green by Anthony Burgess Songs by Nacio Herb Brown and Arthur Freed Wed 17 – Sat 20 January 7.30pm Wed 24 – Sat 27 January 7.30pm Wed (Preview) & Sat Matinees 2.30pm A Clockwork Orange is an iconic story, set in an abandoned warehouse. Alex and Following the success of The Phantom of his Droogs wreak havoc and mayhem the Opera (2016) and The Producers (2017) resulting in Alex’s imprisonment. After Footlights are proud to present Singin’ in the Rain. Voted the ‘Greatest Movie Musical of All spending two years in prison, Alex Time’, this is a theatrical experience the whole undergoes corrective treatment to cure family will enjoy. Faithfully and lovingly adapted his violent tendencies. How does he fit by Broadway legends, Betty Comden and back into society and how does society Adolph Green, from their original award-winning respond to him? When a man cannot screenplay, each unforgettable scene, song choose, he ceases to be a man. and dance is celebrated on stage, including toe tapping tunes such as Make ‘em Laugh This bold and dynamic production seeks to and Good Morning as well as the historic title Tickets: £7.50 explore concepts of power and control and number, immortalised by Gene Kelly in the Sun 4 Feb 7.30pm Concs: £2 off combines physical theatre and live music. MGM movie. Age: 11yrs+ Science meets theatre in this interactive performance Running Time: 60mins + Q&A about epilepsy, excitability and all things neurological. f @eutco Filled with dazzling routines, joyful musical l @clockworkeutco numbers and laugh out loud moments, this is Following last year’s successful pilot, this performance i @clockworkeutco the musical of the year. kick-starts a national tour of this fascinating show that brings together the worlds of science and theatre to Tickets: £15 f ExeterUniversityFootlights explore a new breakthrough in epilepsy diagnosis. Concs: £3 off (registered disabled, i @footlightsexeter “Fascinating and effective students, 60+) For one hour we’ll bring together the logical world of production about epilepsy Age: 14yrs+ contains violent content and Tickets: A £19.50 B £18 C £15.50 D £14 mathematics and the unpredictable world of theatre to themes of a sexual nature Concs: £1.50 off all price bands modelling - quite help us understand what’s really going on inside our heads. Running Time: 2hrs 30mins (U16s, Students, 60+) Wed Mat (Preview): £10 (£5 conc.) Audience members will be invited to offer feedback and the emotional too!” Age: 7yrs+ chance to interact with the performance as we explore just AUDIENCE RESPONSE 2017 Running Time: 2hrs 15mins how much control we have over our brains. 4 @ExeterNorthcott This amateur production is presented by arrangement with Music Theatre International (Europe). SUPPORT YOUR STUDENT COMPANY A Unity Theatre and Riksteatern (Sweden) co-production Tickets: £21.50 Concs: £2 off Student Standby: £5 Age: 16yrs+ NINA – A STORY ABOUT ME includes strong language Running time: 75mins AND NINA SIMONE (no interval) MEMBERS Devised by Dritëro Kasapi & Josette Bushell-Mingo Mon 5 & Tue 6 February 8pm Exeter University Gilbert & Sullivan Dance in Devon Present Society present THE MIKADO WATCH THIS SPACE Composed by Arthur Sullivan Written by W. S. Gilbert Wed 7 February 7.30pm Wed 31 Jan – Sat 3 Feb 7.30pm Dance in Devon brings Watch This Space Sat Matinee 2.30pm back to the Exeter Northcott Theatre with some of the region’s best home-grown Exeter University’s Gilbert and Sullivan contemporary dance. This platform of new Society celebrates its fiftieth anniversary «««« works is buzzing with energy and is a vibrant in style, with a performance of the duo’s iconic piece: The Mikado! One of Gilbert and showcase of the diverse dance taking place “A searing tribute restarts Sullivan’s most popular and enduring works, in Devon and beyond. Simone’s revolution” The Mikado follows the antics of Nanki-Poo, the son of the Mikado, and the hilarity that There will be a post-show discussion hosted LYN GARDNER, ensues in the Japanese town of Titipu when, by Dance in Devon. disguised as a wandering minstrel, he arrives THE GUARDIAN to declare his love for Yum-Yum. She was www.danceindevon.org.uk the beautiful Ward of Ko-Ko, a cheap tailor now raised to the exulted rank of the Town’s Lord High Executioner, under a set of equally Tickets: £10 "Scalding" amusing circumstances. Concs: £2 off Backed by a brilliant band, Olivier Award-nominated NEW YORK TIMES Student Standby: £5 actress Josette Bushell-Mingo (Disney’s The Lion King) Taking a satirical look at the British class system, The Mikado is a humorous, farcical mixes story and song as she draws together tales from GROUPS Nina Simone’s life and her own extraordinary career. show, underpinned with beautiful melodies TALK «««« that is not to be missed. Touching upon the 1960s civil rights movement and Supported using public funding from Arts Council England. drawing into parallel the struggles of the civil rights TIME OUT f @eugns movement today. Tickets: A £20 B £17 C £14 D £11 Nina Simone was one of the most extraordinary artists Concs: £2 off (Students, U18s) “A thrilling, sometimes of the twentieth century. She was the consummate Schools: £6.50 for groups 10+ Student standby: £5 musical storyteller who used her remarkable talent to spine-tingling experience… Age: suitable for all ages create a legacy of liberation, empowerment and love Running Time: 2hrs 30mins through a magnificent body of work. catch it while you can” GROUPS BRITISH THEATRE GUIDE /ExeterNorthcottTheatre Registered Charity No. 1151620 www.exeternorthcott.co.uk 7 Theatre Alibi presents THE BOY WHO CLIMBED Tickets: £14 Family Ticket: £39 for 3 + up INTO THE MOON to 3 more tickets £13 each Wed Green Matinee: £12* Family Ticket: £33 for 3 + up From the book by DAVID ALMOND to 3 more tickets £11 each Adapted BY DANIEL JAMIESON BSL & Audio Described Performance: Sat 17 Wed 14 – Sat 17 February February 2pm, with Touch Tour at 1pm Wed – Fri 6pm Age: for 6 – 11 year olds and Wed Green Matinee 2pm* their families. Running Time: 1hr Speakers from the Edge present Sweeney Entertainments presents Sat Matinees 11am & 2pm (no interval) A magical tale of big ideas and *Support the environment ANDY KIRKPATRICK’S ABBA - FOREVER sky-high courage… and use Public Transport PSYCHOVERTICAL: A HIGHER EDUCATION IN CONCERT to attend this discounted Some pretty odd ideas are floating midweek matinee show.
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