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BOX OFFICE 020 8807 6680 | www.millfieldtheatre.co.uk JANUARY - APRIL 2020 SILVER STREET, EDMONTON, LONDON N18 1PJ To book tickets and to see the full 2020 programme online please visit www.millfieldtheatre.co.uk This is the quickest and easiest way to book tickets. Call 020 8807 6680 for card bookings. Opening hours: Monday - Saturday 10am - 5pm. Tickets can be purchased by cash, cheque or card at Millfield House, Dugdale Centre and Forty Hall. MILLFIELD THEATRE SEATING PLAN STAGE FRIDay 10TH - SUNDay 26TH January, VARIOUS TIMES Millfield Bar & Kitchen The perfect place to relax and unwind SUPER HEROES with friends before a show and during the AND THE MAGIC LAMP interval! Our bar stocks a wide range of beverages including beers, ciders, wines, Tickets: Children | Concs £16.75, Adults £19.75 spirits, soft and hot drinks. Don’t forget you Family Tickets: (2 Adults, 2 Children) £67 can also beat the rush and pre-order your Friday 10th January Preview Performance: £12 Interval drinks. There is no hot food being served. Are you ready to embark on the most magical journey yet? A selection of confectionary, crisps and ice Join Aladdin and his brave superhero team in defeating the evil cream can be purchased from the bar. Jafar as he plots to gather all of the villains of the ancient tombs to destroy all happiness! Will Aladdin and Jasmine find true love, will the superheroes capture the villains once and for all or will Jafar conquer and destroy pantoland as we know it! Sing-along with our magical genie, dance with our spectacular platinum dancers, take a ride on our flying carpet and rub that lamp as we travel through the Arabian nights! BOOK NOW 020 8807 6680 2 MILLFIELD JANUARY | APRIL JANUARY | APRIL MILLFIELD 3 SATURDay 8TH February, 5PM 5 YEAR ANNIVERSARY FTF Veseliatsi FRIDay 31ST January, 7.30PM – LONDON YŰZLERCE SABAH Tickets: £15 Folk Dance Group Veseliatsi and its Choreographer and Tickets: £10 Group Leader, Nedyalka Simeonova invite you to their This is the story of a family run cafe, and an elderly couple, Five-year Anniversary Concert. The concert will also mark who are its regular customers. It is also the story of a myriad Nedyalka’s 35-year experience in directing and creating different characters and individuals from all walks of life, innovative folk dance. who pass through the cafe day by day. The event’s theme is ‘The Everlasting Bulgarian Folk Depicting many different lives, lived side by side, the play Dance’. presents a wider picture of life as we grow older, underlining The programme features some of the most characteristic the importance of loving and caring for our own self-esteem dances from different folklore ethnographic parts of and for others. Bulgaria, which over the years have become a classic The performance communicates powerful messages on example of our National Dance Art. Our dancers will how mental health problems, crime, cruelty and hatred immerse you in the atmosphere of the swift ‘Shopi’, the can destroy lives, and how much lives can be saved and playful ‘Severniatsi’, the steady ‘Dobrudzhantsi’ and the redeemed through loving, caring and working together. foot-tapping ‘Thracians’. You’ll find yourselves laughing along with some truly comic Our guests are: dance groups Kitka, London, Bulgarka, characters, playing instruments singing and having fun, and Kent, Pirina, Kent and the Folk singer Zhasmina will also experience some sad and poignant moments, that Zhivkova. will truly touch your heart. We would like to invite all our friends, fans and This production will be in Turkish with English subtitles ex-members of ‘Veseliatsi’ to come and share this special day with us. BOOK NOW www.millfieldtheatre.co.uk BOOK NOW 020 8807 6680 4 MILLFIELD JANUARY | APRIL JANUARY | APRIL MILLFIELD 5 WEDNESDay 12TH FEBRUARY, 7.30PM THE LEGENDS OF AMERICAN COUNTRY SHOW Tickets: £21.50 Direct from Ireland, Europe’s No 1 award winning Country music show The Legends of American Country returns FRIDay 14TH February, DOORS 7PM - SHOWTIME 8PM for another fantastic night of toe tapping Country classics. Tributes to Dolly Parton, Johnny Cash, Don William, COME MEK WE LARF Patsy Cline and Kenny Rogers and 5 brand new tributes to icons Hank Williams, Charley Pride, Glen Campbell, Valentine’S Day SPECIAL Tammy Wynette and Jim Reeves, with countless other ROSE & ROWS OF Laughter well known hit songs in this must see extravaganza. Tickets: £17 The show features 4 fantastic singers who are all backed by the superb award winning live band and coupled with Do you love to laugh? Then let’s join in and celebrate the festival of an authentic stage set that will transport you all the way love, with the best in laughter. hand clapping and toe tapping to Nashville and back. ‘Come Mek We Larf’ guarantees a night filled with fantastic One things for sure, if you like Country music this is the entertainment with the best in African Caribbean comedians. only show in town! Featuring, SHABBA DA COMEDIAN The ‘Mr Dancehall of Comedy’, “As good as Country show that you will see live“ GLENDA JAXSON ‘The Duchess’ of Comedy’ DIBBI ‘The Bajan COUNTRY MUSIC NORTHERN IRELAND Dancehall Queen of Comedy’, also Sweet Vocals from singer DELEELAH “Pure Country at its Best“ CMT & hosted by the ‘Cool and Charming’ one of Comedy MR CEE. “Fantastic show of nostalgic country at its best This show will explore the ecstasy of joy & pain in romance with with superb vocalists and musicians“. chocolaty chuckles & sexy punchlines guaranteed to make you fall in HOT COUNTRY LAUGH over & over again. BOOK NOW www.millfieldtheatre.co.uk BOOK NOW 020 8807 6680 6 MILLFIELD JANUARY | APRIL JANUARY | APRIL MILLFIELD 7 TUESDay 18TH February, 1PM & 3PM SLEEPING Beauty WEDNESDay 19TH February, 7.45PM Tickets: £10.50 Adults £9.50 Under 16’s Tickets: £25 Concessions £23 Prepare to experience the distinct sound of one of the greatest Let’s All Dance is delighted to present this much-loved ballet for the whole family. Dazzling dancers, Tchaikovsky’s bands to have ever graced the stage in this unforgettable sumptuous score and gorgeous costumes bring this concert spectacular. Immerse yourself in the brothers’ music glittering classical ballet to life. through the sixties, seventies and eighties – including hits they wrote for artists such as Celine Dion, Diana Ross and A good fairy turned evil by jealousy casts a bad spell Dolly Parton. on a young princess. But an act of pure love will undo her magic, restoring her heart and bringing peace and All your favourite songs, including: Night Fever, Stayin’ Alive, harmony to the whole kingdom. More Than A Woman, You Should Be Dancing, How Deep is Your Love?, Jive Talkin’, Tragedy, Massachusetts, Words, I’ve This innovative company presents shortened classics to Got to Get a Message to You, Too Much Heaven, Islands in introduce children to the wonder and magic of live dance. the Stream, Grease, If I Can’t Have You and many more! Photo opportunity with the dancers on stage after every show! Perfect for the whole family, especially 2-13 years This fabulously authentic production ensures the Gibb brothers’ incredible legacy of classic hit songs is well and Running time: 50 minutes + photo opportunity truly Stayin’ Alive. BOOK NOW www.millfieldtheatre.co.uk BOOK NOW 020 8807 6680 8 MILLFIELD JANUARY | APRIL JANUARY | APRIL MILLFIELD 9 FRIDay 21ST February, 11AM EXCITING SCIENCE! HALF TERM FUN AT MILLFIELD Tickets: £11.50 This brand new and exciting show featuring loads of amazing experiments from the world of Science, is coming to Millfield Theatre and is not to be missed. Join our crazy scientists as they create a volcanic eruption, build an air missile launcher, make mini rockets and create some pretty big bangs! …. Live on stage. With loads more fun and other experiments to see, this highly interactive show is the perfect way to expand your mind in the world of science. Who knows, …. the next generation of future scientists could include you. Exciting Science – Who says Science has to be boring? BOOK NOW www.millfieldtheatre.co.uk BOOK NOW 020 8807 6680 10 MILLFIELD JANUARY | APRIL JANUARY | APRIL MILLFIELD 11 THURSDay 27TH February, 7.45PM BUDDY HOLLY & THE CRICKETERS 28 YEARS OF ROCK’N’ROLLING THE WORLD! FRIDay 21ST February, 7.45PM Tickets: £22.50 OR WHY NOT HOW SWEET IT IS BRING YOUR FRIENDS AND BENEFIT FROM OUR 4 TICKETS FOR THE GREATEST HITS OF MOTOWN THE PRICE OF 3 ‘PARTY PACKAGE’!! Tickets: £28.50 This breathtaking show has rock ’n’ rolled audiences across the globe from Cardiff to California, and is This stunning 100% live show combines first class music guaranteed to have everyone singing along to the music with the slickest choreography and an amazing band, and dancing in the aisles. to deliver truly outstanding performances for the best Motown experience you will ever have! The show rarely pauses for breath and is, quite simply, the most compelling concert of its kind. The hits just keep This show will have you Dancing On The Ceiling, with on coming - That’ll Be The Day, Peggy Sue, Heartbeat, It songs from legendary artistes such as Lionel Richie, The Doesn’t Matter Anymore, Raining In My Heart, Oh Boy! – Temptations, Stevie Wonder, The Four Tops, Smokey and much, much more. Robinson, Marvin Gaye, The Jackson Five, The Isley Brothers, Edwin Starr and many, many more. Whatever the season, whatever the excuse to party, make your Heartbeat a little faster with the show that has The ULTIMATE celebration of the sweet sound of Motown thousands of fans the world over saying: “I can’t believe Let’s Get Ready..
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