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Jan • Feb • Mar • Apr 2014 JAN • FEB • MAR • APR 2014 Queen’s Theatre Barnstaple Landmark Theatre Ilfracombe North Devon Museum Barnstaple EDUCATION DRAMA FAMILY La La Voices I don’t know what Sleeping Beauty Sats during term time p34 you’re talking about Sat 14 Dec 5 ‘13 to Sat 4 Jan ‘14 p5 Lee Club Thurs 30 Jan p6 Hanging On Sats during term time p34 Coriolanus - NT Live Fri 31 Jan p7 Make the Move Thurs 30 Jan p7 Dinosaur Zoo Various dates and times p34 Hanging On Wed 5 & Thurs 6 Feb p8 Tiny Turns Fri 31 Jan p7 Northern Devon Music Weds during term time p35 My Gay Best Friend Mon 10 & Tues 11 Feb p11 James Wilton Dance Workshop Thurs 13 Feb p12 Laurel & Hardy Thurs 13 Feb p35 National Theatre Live: Sun 16 Feb p13 Movez Maniax War Horse North Devon Gang Show Sats during term time p35 Thurs 6 & Sun 16 March p17 Wed 19 to Sat 22 Feb p13 Black Comedy Finding Joy COMEDY Thurs 13 & Fri 14 March p19 Sat 8 March p18 How to Catch a Star How to Catch a Star Russell Kane Wed 19 & Thurs 20 March p19 Wed 19 & Thurs 20 March p19 Wed 12 Feb p11 Entertaining Mr Sloane Swan Lake My Gay Best Friend Sat 22 March p20 Fri 21 & Sat 22 March p20 Thurs 13 Feb p12 Hot Flush Splosh Laurel & Hardy Mon 24 March p21 Wed 26, Fri 28, Sun 30 March p23 Sun 16 Feb p13 The Shop of Little Horrors The Shop of Little Horrors Chris Ramsey Tues 1 April p24 Tues 1 April p24 Sun 2 March p17 The Just So Stories The Irish House Party Hot Flush Wed 9 April p27 Fri 4 April p25 Mon 24 March p21 Theatre Alibi: Hammer The Just So Stories The Shop of Little Horrors & Tongs Wed 9 April p27 Tues 1 April p24 Tiernan Douieb Jason Manford Fri 11 April p27 Agatha Christie’s Sun 13 April p28 Thurs 3 April p25 The Landmark Veritably The Mousetrap An Evening with Pam Ayres Vintage Fair Sun 6 April p26 Mon 5 to Sat 10 May p32 NT Live: Henry IV Part 1 Sun 20 April p29 Tiernan Douieb Tap Factory Sun 13 April p28 Wed 14 May p33 The Unremarkable Death of Sat 26 April p31 Three Bonzos and a Piano Birdsnest Theatre: Wash Thurs 24 April p31 Marilyn Monroe Sun 11 May p33 Ed Byrne Wed 4 June p33 Scamp Theatre: Pirate Gran Thurs 1 May p33 NT Live: Henry IV Part II Tues 20 & Wed 21 May p33 Wed 18 June p33 PHYSICAL THEATRE NT Live: The Two POETR Y/ TALKS Finding Joy Gentlemen of Verona Wed 3 Sept p33 Mellor and Steele’s Sat 8 March p18 Anthropoetry Theatre Alibi: Hammer & Tongs Wed 2 April p25 Fri 11 April p27 An Evening with Pam Ayres Sun 6 April p26 Major funders & sponsors 2 tickets: www.northdevontheatres.org.uk - 01271 32 42 42 CLASSICAL OPERA MUSIC Sinfonia Classica The Marriage of Figaro T-Rextasy Wed 5 Feb p9 Sat 1 March p15 Fri 24 Jan p6 North Devon Sinfonia Abba Reunion Sat 8 Feb p11 MUSICALS Fri 7 Feb p9 Vienna Mozart Trio Fiddler on the Roof Northern Devon Music Fri 28 March p24 Thurs 27 Feb to Sat 1 March p14 Mon 10 & Tues 11 Feb p11 Sinfonia Classica & Lesley Sweeney Todd The Sensational 60s Experience Garrett Wed 12 to Sat 15 March p18 Sat 15 Feb p13 Thurs 17 April p29 Anything Goes That’ll Be The Day Thurs 27 to Sat 29 March p24 Sun 23 Feb p14 FOL K ACT: Grease- The Musical Ultimate Elton and Chloe Bix Thurs 26 to Sun 29 June p33 The Rocket Band Wed 22 Jan p6 Fri 7 March p17 Jamie Smith’s MABON EXHIBITIONS The Irish House Party and Maz O Connor Manet: Portraying Art Fri 4 April p25 Sat 1 Feb p7 Sat 8 Feb p9 Let’s Hang On Kristina Olsen Trevor and Endymion Beer Fri 4 April p26 Wed 26 Feb p14 3 March to 12 April p36 More Like Trees Pete Morton Munch 150 Fri 11 April p28 Wed 19 March p19 Sat 5 April p26 Three Bonzos and a Piano Under Her Skin Sara Clark Thurs 24 April p31 Wed 9 April p27 6 Jan to 24 Feb p36 Syd Lawrence Orchestra North Devon Open Art Show Sun 27 April p31 JAZZ/BLUES 18 Jan to 1 March p36 Landmark Beer & Music Festival Fri 2 to Mon 5 May p33 Devon Youth Jazz Orchestra Shared Space 8 March to 19 April p36 And Finally Phil Collins Sat 25 Jan p6 Sat 17 May p33 Arun Ghosh Quintet Symphonie de Couleurs 14 April to 24 May p36 The Simon and Garfunkel Story Tues 25 Feb p14 Sat 31 May p33 Alan Skidmore with the The Fabric of Everyday Life 17 April to 24 May p36 An Evening with Jim Cregan Steve Melling Trio & Ben Mills Thurs 20 March p19 Not Forgotten 26 April to 7 June p36 Thurs 5 June p33 MJQ Celebration The Rat Pack Vegas Tues 15 April p29 DANCE Spectacular Show Michael Wollny’s [em] James Wilton Dance Company Sat 7 June p33 Wed 30 April p32 Forces Sweethearts McCormack Yarde Duo Thurs 13 Feb p12 A Celebration Thurs 12 June p33 with the Elysian Quartet Talon Wed 14 May p33 Fri 7 & Sat 8 March p18 Swan Lake Sat 12 July p33 Dani Wilde Supersonic 70s Show Thurs 15 May p33 Fri 21 & Sat 22 March p20 The Irish House Party Sat 19 July p33 Keith Ball and his Jazzmen Complete Madness Sat 4 Oct p33 Fri 4 April p25 Tap Factory Fri 8 Aug p33 Sat 26 April p31 Roy Orbison & Friends Fri 29 Aug p33 Cavern Beatles Thurs 11 Sept p33 Love Arts has helped repair worn seats at the Landmark 3 Theatre for all ages to enjoy Family-friendly venues Planning a family day out? A visit to the theatre is just what you need. From colourful to comical; magical to musical; and daft to There is so much to choose from; our interactive production of dance, there’s never been a better fancy being eaten by a dinosaur Splosh (p23) or be enchanted by time to introduce your family to at Dinosaur Zoo (p8), or for the the ultimate fairy tale ballet, Swan the wonders of live performance. less adventurous why not be Lake (p20). And of course, there’s We offer a wide-range of captivated by some wonderful always our pantomime, Christmas quality shows, at affordable story telling at How to Catch a just wouldn’t be complete prices and in this brochure we Star (p19) or The Just So Stories without a visit to see this year’s have tagged all our ‘family (p27). Enjoy bath time antics at magical Sleeping Beauty . friendly’ shows with this symbol. RENDEZVOUS Eating at the CAFE Queen’s Theatre Landmark Theatre Theatres Mon to Sat 10am to 3pm Open from 10am, 7 days a week. The food at our two cafés is Situated on the first floor With spectacular sea views, this simply delicious. Both venues are (accessible by lift) this bright ground-floor café offers a wide- ideal places for families with and modern airy café offers choice of lunchtime meals and menus catering for all members morning coffee and a delicious has the most scrumptious cakes. of the family. lunchtime menu. Under 25s Many of our shows offer a discounted ticket for Under 25s, see our individual shows. 4 tickets: www.northdevontheatres.org.uk - 01271 32 42 42 Sat 14 Dec to Sat 4 Jan Queen ’s Theatre 3 from £12.00 see performance schedule www.ndtt.org.uk/sleeping A £1.00 Love Arts contribution is included with each seat sold 5 Wed 22 Jan, 8pm Gallery Café 12 £11.00, m £8.00, stu/yp £6.00 FOLK Fri 24 Jan, 7.45pm MUSIC Queen ’s Theatre 8 Chloe Bix Box of Trix £19.00 (£17.00), m £15.00, under 25s £11.00 This Appledore based singer/ songwriter and multi T.Rextasy I Love to Boogie instrumentalist (and fiddle player in For over 20 years T.Rextasy have The Dambuskers ) is soon to head been emulating Marc Bolan, who out on a major national tour with his band T.Rex, was one of alongside Jamie Smith’s MABON the most flamboyant and and Maz O’Connor Trio (see p7). charismatic performers of the www.ndtt.org.uk/bix original glam-rock era. The band is now accepted as the world’s 7 JAZZ only official live tribute band and Sat 25 Jan, 7pm Queen ’s Theatre £10.00, m £8.00, under 25s £5.00 is the only band endorsed by Bolan’s family and original ex- Devon Youth Jazz Orchestra members of T.Rex. Following appearances at the Montreux Jazz Festival and the Albert Hall, come and see the first public performance in North Devon by the talented young players of the county’s award - winning jazz orchestra. The programme will include classic jazz tunes such as Body and Soul and Mood Indigo ; big band numbers from the likes of Count ‘They’re the closest you’re ever Basie, Stan Kenton and Buddie going to get to the real thing’ Bill Rich and recent hits including Legend (original T.Rex drummer) Michael Buble’s Feelin’ Good . Running time approx 2hrs 10mins Running time approx 2hrs 5mins www.ndtt.org.uk/devon www.ndtt.org.uk/rextasy Thurs 30 Jan, 8pm studio@QT 14 £11.00, (£9.00), m £8.50, under 25s £5.00 DRAMA I don’t know what you’re talking about written and performed by multi story theatre company Words, words, words.
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