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Brooks Williams & Rab Noakes Saturday 11 May • 7.30pm Friday 20 December • 6.30pm Saturday 21 December • 1.00pm & 4.30pm Sunday 22 December • 1.00pm & 5.30pm Gyles Brandreth, Monday 23 December • 1.00pm & 4.30pm Tuesday 24 December • 11.00am & 2.30pm Break a Leg Friday 27 December • 1.00pm & 4.30pm Sold out Satuday 28 December • 1.00pm & 4.30pm Thursday 16 May • 7.15pm Sunday 29 December • 11.00am & 2.30pm The Royal Ballet, live broadcast Monday 30 December • 1.00pm & 4.30pm Mixed Triple Bill The contemporary face of The Royal Ballet Snow White and is shown in three works: Christopher Wheeldon’s Within the Golden Hour; Crystal Pite’s Flight Pattern and a new the Seven Dwarfs work by Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui. Starring Britain’s Got Talent Comedian £16.50 / £13.50 / £10.50 Drew Cameron He’s behind you! Book early for the panto to get your favourite seats as some dates sell out very quickly. £15.00 / £13.00 / £52.00 Friday 3 May: 6.00pm to midnight Saturday 4 May: midday to 5.00pm & 6.00pm to midnight Sunday 5 May: 11.00am to 5.00pm Wednesday 22 May • 7.30pm Thursday 23 May • 7.30pm Haverhill Beer Weekend Friday 24 May • 7.30pm The third Haverhill Beer Weekend features local beers and ciders Saturday 25 May • 7.30pm plus, new for this year, a gin-bar, plus the return of the Arts Centre Café grill. Saturday night will feature live music from The Caverners. Comedy Drama by Alan Bennett £2.00 per session Tuesday 7 May • 1.30pm Neil Sands Haverhill’s award winning Centre Stage Company perform Alan Bennett’s play about eight history students in the 1980s who are Sentimental Journey pursuing places at Oxbridge. Their headmaster is determined This brand new production for 2019 is guaranteed to have you to see them break records and enlists a new teacher to coach singing along from start to finish! With over 60 all time favourite theBOX boys OFFICE into 01440intellectual 714140 shape. Seduced though they are by his songs that bring back so many happy memories of golden days promises, theww boysw.centrestagecompan are concernedy.co.uk thatRegistered there Charity is Number more 269885 to the pursuit past, as well as celebrating the 75th anniversary of D-Day in a flag of learning than exams and grades. waving finale to pay tribute to the veterans of the armed forces. £11.00 – £13.50 £10.50 Saturday 1 June • 8.00pm Sam Avery – Learner Parent Parenthood is a crafty beast. The second you master something it changes the game so you’re rubbish at it again. Stand- up comedian and bestselling author Sam started his award-winning blog when his twin boys were born. A million nappies, Peppa Pig episodes and a head-full of hair loss later, he shares all the lows, highs and hilarious in-betweens of his experiences of first-time parenthood. Tuesday 28 May • 7.15pm £17.50 NT LIVE, recorded broadcast All My Sons by Arthur Miller, directed by Jeremy Herrin America, 1947. Despite hard choices and even harder knocks, Joe and Kate Keller are a success story. They have built a home, raised two sons and established a thriving business. But nothing lasts forever and their contented lives, already shadowed by the loss of their eldest boy to war, are about to shatter. Broadcast, as live from The Old Vic in London, Sally Field and Bill Pullman star in Arthur Miller’s blistering drama. £16.50 / £13.50 / £10.50 Tuesday 4 June • 7.30pm Wednesday 29 May • 6.00pm Exhibition on Screen A Tribute to Van Gogh & Japan ‘I envy the Japanese’ Van Gogh wrote to his brother Theo. In the exhibition on which this film is based – Van Gogh & Japan at the Ariana and JoJo Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam – one can see why. Though The UK’s number one tributes to global Vincent van Gogh never visited Japan it is the country that had the superstar Ariana Grande & kids’ sensation most profound influence on him and his art. JoJo Siwa together in an exciting new pop production for 2019! £10.00 / £7.50 £15.50 Wednesday 5 June • 7.00pm Royal Shakespeare Company, Friday 31 May • 8.00pm live broadcast The Best The Taming of Queen of the Shrew This show features a selection of the most Justin Audibert turns Shakespeare’s loved and iconic classics from across fierce, energetic comedy of gender and Queen’s entire back catalogue creating a materialism on its head to offer a fresh live stage show which catches the essence perspective on its portrayal of hierarchy of this most incredible British band. and power. £20.50 £16.50 / £13.50 / £10.50 Thursday 6 June • 8.00pm Angela Barnes - Saturday 8 June • 8.00pm Take That Live Rose Tinted Celebrating 30 incredible years, Take That are bringing their huge Following another sell-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe, Angela 2019 Greatest Hits tour to cinemas for one night only! Broadcast Barnes (Live at the Apollo, Mock The Week, BBC 2’s Insert Name live on Saturday 8 June, you’ll have front row seats as Gary, Mark Here, BBC R4’s The News Quiz and host of The Comedy Club and and Howard perform their biggest hits from the last three decades. Newsjack on BBC R4Extra) is back. With stand up and stories, Get ready to throw your hands in the air – this is one party you’ll Angela is trying, really trying, to look on the bright side of life. never forget! £14.50 / £12.50 £12.00 / £10.00 Friday 7 June • 8.00pm Brooks Williams Tuesday 11 June • 7.15pm & Rab Noakes The Royal Ballet, live broadcast Fuelled by a shared passion for acoustic rock and folky Americana, this Scotland-USA collaboration was inevitable. Romeo and Juliet A rootsy songwriter, Williams is ranked in the Top 100 Acoustic Kenneth MacMillan’s passionate choreography shows The Royal Guitarists but at the very beginning of his career, he unknowingly Ballet at its dramatic finest. Sergey Prokofiev’s iconic score began or ended every show with a Rab Noakes song Going Back provides the basis for the ballet’s romantic pas de deux and vibrant To Dublin. When he met the singer-songwriter from Fife at a gig crowd scenes, while 16th-century Verona is created by Nicholas many years later it was a match made in heaven. Georgiadis’s magnificent designs. £14.00 £16.50 / £13.50 / £10.50 Thursday 13 June • 8.00pm Chris Difford - Up The Junction, Tales from the Kitchen Sink Chris is a Grammy nominated and double Ivor Novello Award winning lyricist who has successfully turned the mundane into the beautiful for over 40 years. With his collaborator, Squeeze co-founder Glenn Tilbrook, Chris has written some of the most enduring and best-loved songs of our time such as Cool For Cats, Labelled With Love, and many others. £20.00 Saturday 15 June • 7.30pm An Everso Lovely Evening with Mavis From the creator and puppeteer of ‘Patsy May’, from Britain’s Got Talent, comes ‘Mavis’, Haverhill’s own local gal. Join Mavis, for a one of a kind cabaret style night of Suffolk chat, nostalgia, Suffolk history, fun and games, videos and music. Please note: Not recommended for very young children. £12.50 Tuesday 18 June • 7.00pm English National Opera, recorded broadcast Friday 14 June • 7.30pm The Pirates of Penzance Gilbert and Sullivan’s comic opera directed by Mike Leigh is packed full of sentimental pirates, blundering policeman, absurd Darren Page adventures and improbable paradoxes. The Voice of Roy Orbison £16.50 / £13.50 / £10.50 + a tribute to Brenda Lee Friday 21 June • 8.00pm From all the well-known ballads to the early rockabilly songs Darren will introduce to you the pure sound of Roy Orbison! Joining Darren, Sue Lowry will celebrate the music of Brenda Lee The All That Jazz Club with Let’s Jump the Broomstick, Dynamite, One Step at a Time plus many more. with Hannah Horton £18.00 £11.00 Saturday 22 June • 7.15pm Searchlight Theatre Would you Adam and EveIt? What happens if you tell two chaps who like to make people laugh to dramatise all 90 chapters from the first two books of the Bible, in Friday 28 June • 7.30pm 90 minutes? Well with a few strategic speedy bits to help it achieve it’s running time – this comedy show has amazed audiences around the world for the last 10 years, including the Edinburgh Fringe. One Night in Dublin In partnership with the Eastern Area Association of the Congregational Federation. A celebration of the music and song of Ireland. Featuring award winning lively Irish band The Wild Murphys performing their own £10.00 versions of classic and well known Irish songs by such favourites as The Dubliners, The Pogues, The Saw Doctors, Flogging Molly, The Dropkick Murphys, The Fureys and even Foster and Allen. £20.50 Wednesday 26 June • 1.00pm / 4.00pm The Very Hungry Caterpillar Saturday 29 June • 7.30pm The timeless classic has made its way off the page and onto the stage. This critically acclaimed production features a menagerie of The Counterfeit Seventies 75 lovable puppets, faithfully adapting four of Eric Carle’ s stories, You’ve heard of The Counterfeit Sixties show now we have The Brown Bear, 10 Little Rubber Ducks, The Very Lonely Firefly and of Counterfeit Seventies, from a decade of glam rock through to new course, the star of the show celebrating its 50th Birthday in 2019 - wave music, and everything in between.