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Oct 2019 - May 2020 What’S On OCT 2019 - MAY 2020 WHAT’S ON bOx OffiCe 01502 533200 marinatheatre.co.uk Photograph: Don Giovanni - The Merry Opera Company NeW Marina Card - start saving today! After months of planning, we’re very excited to share our new Marina Card with you, specially designed after feedback from our Privilege Card holders. If you want access to exclusive offers and deals and you want to book your tickets before the general public, then this is for you… Marina Card: £25 Full (£22 Senior/Student) • Special discounts on performances and cinema tickets • Periodic food and beverage offers • Priority booking (up to 4 tickets per show) • Special email offers • No booking fees Hello, and welcome to our October 2019 brochure. • Exclusive ‘new season’ announcement emails Now temperatures are dropping and the nights are drawing in, it’s time to find things • Personalised Marina Card to keep you busy on the longer evenings. Flick through these pages and see what we’ve got planned - you won’t be disappointed! Buy online or through our Box Office: 01502 533200 / marinatheatre.co.uk 2019 has been a busy year for us, and we’re not slowing down just yet. You’ll notice that some things have changed - we’ve been listening to you and improving those areas that need a little extra attention. By the time you read this we’ll have launched our brand-new, all-singing, all-dancing b ecome a Marina friend website and Box Office system. We want to make sure that we’re using the best and latest technology to make your booking experience as easy as possible. We also There have been lots of changes since we set up the Marina Theatre Trust back in 2011. want to help you get to know us better, so you’ll find lots more information on who Everything we do is aimed at building a resilient organisation at the heart of our community, we are, what we’re doing - and why we’re doing it! looking towards a bright future. Buying tickets for our shows and visiting our cafe has helped October sees the launch of two new schemes: the Marina Card, and Marina Friends. to make this possible - thank you! Both have been developed following feedback and conversations with our loyal We’ve set ambitious goals for the next few years, and we are inviting you to help us achieve them. customers and supporters. Have a look at the opposite page for more details. We’re a small charity with a big building, a big heart, and even bigger ambitions. With your help, we want to: We’re looking at a bright future, and we want to bring you with us. • Nurture the aspirations of young people in Lowestoft through inspirational projects, broadening their horizons and opening doors to exciting future careers • Increase support for older community members, delivering wide-ranging outreach Emma Butler Smith projects and establishing the Marina as a hive of daytime activities Chief Executive • Expand our live programme, with more drama, musical theatre, real music and comedy PS. We’d love to hear what you think of our recent changes, please get in touch by emailing [email protected] • Develop our building and improve facilities, guaranteeing everyone full access to our activities, regardless of age or ability We are proud to be Lowestoft’s not-for-profit professional theatre. By becoming a Marina Friend for only £27.50 a year, you could help to make our goals a reality. We present over 500 live, screening and cinema events every As a thank you, we’ll invite you to exclusive social events at the Marina, getting behind the single year, and run a programme of education and scenes, meeting visiting companies and spending time with other Marina Friends. outreach initiatives working with thousands of people Sign up today! in our community! Our charity number is 1149133. Buy online or through our Box Office: 01502 533200 / marinatheatre.co.uk October 2019 tuE 12 West End January 2020 thu 27 & fri 28 april 2020 thu 21 Dad’s Army 42nd Street Jeeves and Wooster Variety Show Perfect Nonsense fri 18 wEd 13 Sat 4 Andre Rieu fri 3 Sat 23 Afternoon Glee by The Elvis Years Private Peaceful 70 Years Young Sat 29 Don Giovanni The Fureys the Sea with Fanny Galore The Merry Opera Company Sat 19 thu 14 That’ll Be The Day SuN 5 Andre Rieu Sat 4 The Simon and tuE 26 Islands in the Stream Christmas Show 70 Years Young Garfunkel Story Rapunzel MON 21 NT Live March 2020 fri 15 RPO MON 6 NT Live tuE 7 EOS fri 29 A Midsummer Night’s Dream Continental Classics Present Laughter Easter in Art Luke Wright fri 6 tuE 22 Sat 16 18-26 The Lowestoft Players thu 9 Giovanni Pernice Sat 30 Alice in Wonderland Coldplace Ultimate Bublé present Aladdin This is Me Cloudbusting wEd 23 Les Musicals Sat 7 MON 18 Bolshoi Ballet tuE 28 EOS MON 20 Bolshoi Ballet Live in Concert Dirty DC Le Corsaire Lucian Freud: A Self Portrait Jewels June 2020 thu 24 wEd 11 Friends! tuE 19 fri 24 Herman’s Hermits The Three Degrees Shakespeare The Musical Parody thu 4 - Sat 6 55th Anniversary Tour Schools Festival february 2020 Absurd Person Singular fri 25 fri 13 The Magic Kevin Bloody Wilson thu 21 Neil Sands of Motown fri 19 RPO Sat 1 Christmas Memories May 2020 Last Night of the Proms 80’s Mania SuN 27 Wannabe Sat 14 Afternoon Glee by The Spice Girls Show fri 22 the Sea with Fanny Galore Sat 8 fri 1 The Illegal Eagles Showstopper! Go Now! November 2020 tuE 29 Swan Lake An improvised musical Sat 14 The Rock of Ages The Music of the Moody Blues Russian National Ballet Sat 23 Festive Glee by Experience the Sea with Fanny Galore wEd 12 Sat 2 Anything for Love fri 27 RPO wEd 30 EOS The Cinder Path tuE 17 & wEd 18 The Meat Loaf Story Fly North for Winter Leonardo: The Works Sat 23 Raymond Briggs thu 13 Josh Widdicombe SuN 3 Act Two Beatlemania The Bear thu 31 Northern Ballet Bit Much... Ian Waite & Vincent Simone Dracula Live SuN 24 Fastlove fri 20 The King is Back bOOkiNG fri 14 wEd 6 A Tribute to George Michael Ben Portsmouth Killer Queen Music Hall, Musicals & More OPeNS November 2019 thu 28 Sat 21 Michael Marina/Privilege Sat 15 Jim Davidson fri 8 The Bluejays Simply reRed starring Ben Card holders Last Man Standing Rock & Roll Revelation fri 1 Respect Thursday 17 October: 10am fri 29 SuN 22 The Aretha Franklin Songbook wEd 19 Menopause SuN 10 Abba Forever Jimmy Buckley General Sale the Musical 2 Dominic Kirwan Thursday 24 October: 10am thu 7 NT Live thu 26 Rich Hall’s Hansard fri 21 Jack Dee wEd 13 Hoedown Deluxe december 2019 Off the Telly Waiting for Godot Still have a Privilege Card? fri 8 Pearls from The Grit Don’t worry, you can still Sat 28 The Rocket Man by Dean Parkin Sat 22 And Finally... fri 15 access all the Marina Card SuN 1 The Sensational 60s A Tribute to Elton John Phil Collins Dreamboys discounts! SuN 10 West End Experience MON 30 Bolshoi Ballet 42nd Street SuN 23 Bolshoi Ballet Sat 16 thu 12 - wEd 1 JaN 2020 Romeo and Juliet Some Guys Have Swan Lake All The Luck Satellite Screenings MON 11 Matthew Bourne’s Panto: Snow White Romeo and Juliet Live Performances 2 Diary I 01502 533200 I www.marinatheatre.co.uk 3 CaféCafé & Bar On the big screen... Our MarinaMarina CaféCafé sells sells a awide wide range range of of Cinema Satellite Screenings lightlight lunches,lunches, small small bites, bites, great great cake cake and and brilliant coffee!coffee! We’re We’re open open from from 10am 10am Good cinema should build you up, tear We have always been proud of the quality live entertainment we’ve brought to the you down, and make you see the world Marina, but huge casts and major international stars have always been rare treats… Mon-Sat. differently. We love film at the Marina not anymore! and we want you to love it too! We alsoalso openopen for for evening evening dining dining on on show Through the magic of digital cinema, we can now beam performances from all over the world, straight onto our cinema screen. nights.show nights. See Seeour pre-theatre our pre-theatre dining dining menu menu on our website and call our Box Seasons include; Bolshoi Ballet, National Theatre Live, Northern Ballet, on our website and call our Box Office to Royal Shakespeare Company and Exhibition on Screen. book,Office 24hrs to book,advance 24hrs booking advance is required.. booking is required.. Browse through this brochure’s calendar to find all the wonderful shows we have coming your way, and be sure to regularly check our website for listings as new shows Our CircleCircle BarBar is is open open before before shows shows and and are being added all the time! during thethe interval.interval. 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