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Salisbury Playhouse Salisbury Arts Centre Spring/Summer 2019 Season SALISBURY PLAYHOUSE SALISBURY ARTS CENTRE SPRING/SUMMER 2019 SEASON THEATRE | DANCE | MUSIC | COMEDY | FILM | EXHIBITIONS | WORKSHOPS | CAFÉS www.wiltshirecreative.co.uk Ticket Sales 01722 320333 1 CONTENTS WELCOME 3 SEE MORE, PAY LESS 4 – 5 FEST WEST 2019 6 SALISBURY INTERNATIONAL ARTS FESTIVAL 7 ONE NIGHT EVENTS AT SALISBURY PLAYHOUSE 8 – 10 SALISBURY PLAYHOUSE | MAIN HOUSE 11 – 22 SALISBURY PLAYHOUSE | THE SALBERG 23 – 33 SALISBURY ARTS CENTRE 34 LIVE MUSIC 35 – 39 THEATRE & DANCE 40 – 43 COMEDY 44 – 45 SILVER SCREEN WEDNESDAY MATINEES 46 FILM NIGHTS 47 LIVE SCREENINGS 48 – 49 VISUAL ARTS EXHIBITIONS 50 – 51 TAKE PART 52 – 53 WORKSHOPS 54 – 58 BECOME A MEMBER & PARTNER WITH US 59 PRICING 60 – 61 EVENT DIARY 62 – 65 2 WELCOME Welcome to the Spring 2019 Season at Salisbury Playhouse and Salisbury Arts Centre. At Salisbury Playhouse we are thrilled to be working with Wales Millennium Centre to produce the first stage production of Agatha Christie’s The Mirror Crack’d (premiering here prior to a national tour) and with York Theatre Royal on a new production of the razor-sharp comedy about The Queen and Mrs Thatcher, Handbagged. We are also delighted to be presenting Barney Norris’s new adaptation of The Remains of the Day, the welcome return of Around the World in 80 Days (prior to a U.S. tour) and Northern Broadsides’ production of Much Ado About Nothing. At Salisbury Arts Centre there’s a packed programme of music, theatre, film, visual art and more, including music from Nick Harper, Cara Dillon and Girls Only Jazz Orchestra, dance from Rosie Kay and Yorke Dance and comedy from Alfie Moore and Stuart Goldsmith. Not to mention a packed film programme of afternoon and evening screenings including classic movies and the latest releases. We hope you find lots of interest to keep you entertained this spring. Sebastian Warrack Gareth Machin Executive Director Artistic Director 3 SEE MORE, PAY LESS The easiest way to enjoy a range of performances at the best prices PLAYHOUSE MAIN HOUSE SPECIAL* Book for FOUR or more productions in the Main House at Salisbury Playhouse at the same time and save 15% off top price tickets (Productions include: Hancock’s Half Hour, The Mirror Crack’d, Much Ado About Nothing, The Remains of the Day, Handbagged and Around the World in 80 Days). MEMBERS SAVE MORE with an additional 5% saving. Your purchase is completely flexible, with free ticket exchange (to a performance of the same production) up to 48 hours prior to a performance. GROUPS SAVE MORE If you are part of a group of 12 or more you could save £££ at many performances. Call Ticket Sales on 01722 320 333 to talk through your needs and find out more about performances with the greatest savings. PAY WHAT YOU CAN NIGHTS We’re proud that coming to a production is already reasonable. But now, great theatre is even more accessible with Pay What You Can nights on our own productions (this season The Mirror Crack’d and Handbagged). Conditions apply, so do take a look at our website for details of how to access these performances, or call Ticket Sales on 01722 320 333. 4 SILVER SCREEN MATINEES – AND FREE ICE CREAM! Every Wednesday afternoon at Salisbury Arts Centre you can enjoy some of your favourite classic films for just £5 (including a FREE ice cream!). Come early for lunch and then sit back and enjoy the movie. This season’s titles include Brief Encounters, Rebecca and West Side Story. See page 46 for the full programme. MAKE YOUR VISIT SPECIAL WITH PROSECCO Add a glass of chilled prosecco to any booking at Salisbury Playhouse this season. You will receive a voucher to redeem at the bar on the day of your visit. Just £6 per person. 5 Wiltshire Creative in partnership with The Pound, Corsham and Town Hall Arts, Trowbridge FEST WEST 2019 FRIDAY 15 FEBRUARY – SATURDAY 2 MARCH A celebration of bold new performance from across the South West. For the full programme of shows and events – including family activities during Half Term - visit www.wiltshirecreative.co.uk or pick up a Fest West brochure at Salisbury Arts Centre or Salisbury Playhouse. 6 SALISBURY INTERNATIONAL ARTS FESTIVAL 2019 FRIDAY 24 MAY – SUNDAY 9 JUNE 2019 50 years ago man set foot on the moon. 30 years ago The Berlin Wall fell. The 2019 Salisbury International Arts Festival will reflect on these inspirational and historic moments with a thrilling programme of more than 100 world-class events including music, dance, theatre, comedy, spoken word and visual arts. Guest Festival Director Jonathan Dove The full programme of events will be announced in February. Priority Booking for Wiltshire Creative Members Tuesday 5 March General Booking Friday 15 March To receive advance information and priority booking become a Wiltshire Creative Member today. Join online at www.wiltshirecreative.co.uk or call 01722 320333 7 ONE NIGHT EVENTS AT SALISBURY PLAYHOUSE REVERIE: THE LIFE AND LOVES OF CLAUDE DEBUSSY Friday 18 January, 7.30pm Main House, Salisbury Playhouse Featuring Lucy Parham (piano) and Alex Jennings (narrator). Tickets £22 MARTIN JARVIS READS JUST WILLIAM Saturday 19 January, 2.15pm Main House, Salisbury Playhouse With pianist Richard Sisson. Tickets £19 (under 16s £15) ULTIMATE BUBLE Saturday 19 January, 7.30pm Main House, Salisbury Playhouse Mark Daniels performs the biggest hits of Michael Buble. Tickets £23 SALISBURY PLAIN MILITARY WIVES CHOIR Thursday 24 January, 7.30pm Main House, Salisbury Playhouse An evening of military-style songs, show songs and fun songs from our very own Salisbury Plain Military Wives Choir. Tickets £15 8 SHOWSTOPPER! THE IMPROVISED MUSICAL Friday 25 January, 7.30pm Main House, Salisbury Playhouse Back by popular demand, this Olivier Award-winning show sees a group of amazing performers create a new musical from ideas provided by the audience. No two shows are the same! Tickets £21 AN EVENING OF MARVIN GAYE Saturday 26 January, 7.30pm Main House, Salisbury Playhouse Wayne Hernandez and his live band perform Gaye's most iconic hits including How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved by You), Ain't That Peculiar, I Heard It Through the Grapevine, What’s Going On, Let’s Get It On and many more in this celebration of the Prince of Soul. Tickets: £23 THE PASADENA ROOF ORCHESTRA Tuesday 29 January, 7.30pm Main House, Salisbury Playhouse The return of the world-famous Pasadena Roof Orchestra, with a foot-tapping evening of dance music and jazz from the 20s and 30s. Tickets £24 RORY BREMNER & JAN RAVENS Supporting Wiltshire Creative Wednesday 30 January, 7.30pm Main House, Salisbury Playhouse She’s Merkel to his Trump. He’s Boris to her Theresa. Two of Britain’s 9 finest impressionists come together in this Special Relationship. Tickets £25 | £50* *A limited number of tickets are available at £50, to support the work of Wiltshire Creative, and include an exclusive post-show drinks reception with Rory and Jan. 10 Dalton & Simpson’s HANCOCK’S HALF HOUR THURSDAY 31 JANUARY – SATURDAY 2 FEBRUARY Main House, Salisbury Playhouse From the producers of the critically acclaimed tours of Round the Horne and The Goon Show comes another radio comedy classic live on stage. In 1954 Tony Hancock burst onto the airwaves with a brand-new style of comedy, the sitcom. Now, 65 years later, join the lad ‘himself’ and his cast of fellow comedy greats including ‘Sid James’, ‘Hattie Jacques’ and ‘Kenneth Williams’ as we transport you to 23 Railway Cuttings, East Cheam for three hilarious episodes of this timeless classic. Evenings at 7.30pm Matinees Thu & Sat at 2.15pm Tickets £27 - £13 Members 10% discount: Thu 7.30pm 11 A Wales Millennium Centre and Wiltshire Creative Production World premiere prior to national tour AGATHA CHRISTIE THE MIRROR CRACK’D ADAPTED FOR THE STAGE BY RACHEL WAGSTAFF FRIDAY 15 FEBRUARY – SATURDAY 9 MARCH Main House, Salisbury Playhouse In this rich, psychological drama, everyone has a secret… Times are changing. Girls are wearing trousers and Hollywood has come to a sleepy English village in the shape of a beautiful film star. Miss Marple is left to feel that the world has no need of her now, until a mysterious death calls into question the past of all those present. Everyone’s version of events is different. Can Miss Marple unravel the tangle of ties? This thrilling new play, based on Agatha Christie’s novel, explores how we all colour our own memories, our own truths, to disguise the darkness that lies within. An outstanding cast includes Susie Blake (Coronation Street, Mrs Brown’s Boys, Victoria Wood As Seen On TV) as Miss Marple, Simon Shepherd (Peak Practice, Casualty) as Detective Inspector Craddock and Julia Hills (Worst Wedding Ever) as Dolly Bantry. Director Melly Still Set Designer Richard Kent Costume Designer Dinah Collin Lighting Designer Malcolm Rippeth Music & Sound Designer Jon Nicholls Movement Director Joseph Alford 12 Cast: Susie Blake Colin R Campbell Joe Dixon Suzanna Hamilton Julia Hills Katherine Manners Katie Matsell Davina Moon Huw Parmenter Gillian Saker Simon Shepherd Evenings at 7.30pm Matinees Thu & Sat at 2.15pm (excl. 16 Feb) BSL performance Tuesday 5 March Captioned performance Wednesday 6 March Audio Described performances Thursday 7 March 2.15pm & 7.30pm Tickets £27 - £13 Members 10% discount: Fri 15 & Sat 16 Feb 13 BALLET BOYZ: THEM & US TUESDAY 12 & WEDNESDAY 13 MARCH Main House, Salisbury Playhouse Applauded across the globe for their stunning live performances, films and TV appearances, BalletBoyz are back with two brand new works, both set to original scores by world-class composers. Them is created by the BalletBoyz dancers themselves, together with key collaborators, and the Tony and Olivier Award-winning Choreographer Christopher Wheeldon (An American in Paris) brings us the achingly beautiful Us, inspired by his critically acclaimed duet featured in the Company’s memorable production, Fourteen Days.
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