Thurs
1st to Sat 3rd - 7.30pm (2.30pm Sat mat)
Main Auditorium
Jacqui Ison Theatre Arts presents
Come Dance With Me
This popular and vivacious company of young singers and dancers
make a welcome return to the Playhouse with a vibrant programme
of musical theatre and dance. Presented by students including
All England Gold Medallists, Come Dance With Me promises to be
a truly spectacular show and an enjoyable evening of entertainment
for all the family. To avoid disappointment book early as Jacqui
Ison’s last production sold out within 48 hours!
£
12 - £14 (£10 children Sat Mat only)
"The singers and dancers, some with award winning backgrounds,
were sublime” Herts & Essex Observer
Year 11 GCSE students from Epping’s St John’s School present
an evening of 20-minute plays. Their work combines a variety
of dramatic approaches such as narration, physical theatre, multi-role
playing and exaggeration. They use a minimal of props producing
fast-paced and dynamic work. The showcase will be linked with
musical interludes provided by the GCSE music students.
Cloud Nine Productions presents
An Evening With Blowers
With one of the most distinctive voices in radio, Henry Blowfeld
has become one of the cornerstones of the BBC during his many
years commentating for Test Match Special on Radio 4. Cricket
may not be regarded as one of the most radio-friendly of sports,
but Blowers’ natural ability to inject warmth and wit into his
moments behind the microphone has made TMS an institution. Blowers
proves to be equally charming and hilarious when removed from
the commentary box for this one-man show and will be reflecting
on his life and career, as well as on the many colourful characters
he has met along the way, including writer Ian Fleming who appropriated
his name for his arch villain, Ernst Blofeld, in several James
Bond books. Raconteurs simply don’t come any better.
£ 15
“Side splitting … a quintessentially British affair in which
Blowers trawls through his extraordinary life” BBC Berkshire
Celebrating
their 30th anniversary, The Fureys and Davey Arthur will be doing
what they do best - namely bringing their music,
songs and stories to generations who have enjoyed them over the
years. Previous audiences have included the late Pope John Paul,
ex-Irish President Mary McAleese and Australian Prime Minister
John Howard, while former British Prime Minister Tony Blair has
stated that his favourite peace song of all time is The Fureys’
Green Fields Of France. There is nothing we can say about these
legends of Irish music that people don’t already know, so don’t
miss this opportunity to hear them sing all their hits, including
When You Were Sweet 16, The Old Man, Red Rose Café, From
Clare To Here, Her Father Didn’t Like Me Anyway, Leaving Nancy
and Steal Away.
£
14 (£12 conc)
“They turned on the style … with Emerald Isle gems” BBC Wales
North East
Morningside Management presents
Are You Experienced? The Jimi Hendrix Experience
If you were fortunate enough to have seen Jimi Hendrix, and
thought you’d never see his like again – well, this is a dream
come true. And if you never saw Hendrix, and wish that you had
then you can spend an evening with John Campbell and experience
what it was all about. The guitar work is note perfect and at
the same time beautifully fluent. The voice is Hendrix while
Campbell bears a striking physical resemblance to Hendrix. This
is the Jimi Hendrix Experience you’ve been waiting for – come
and see!
£
16
“Unnerving accuracy – uncannily like the real thing” Guitarist
Magazine “The sound that came from his guitar
was genuine talent”
The Sunday Telegraph
This popular and vivacious company of young singers and dancers
make a welcome return to the Playhouse with a vibrant programme
of musical theatre and dance. Presented by students including
All England Gold Medallists, Come Dance With Me promises to be
a truly spectacular show and an enjoyable evening of entertainment
for all the family. To avoid disappointment book early as Jacqui
Ison’s last production sold out within 48 hours!
Year 11 GCSE students from Epping’s St John’s School present
an evening of 20-minute plays. Their work combines a variety
of dramatic approaches such as narration, physical theatre, multi-role
playing and exaggeration. They use a minimal of props producing
fast-paced and dynamic work. The showcase will be linked with
musical interludes provided by the GCSE music students.
With one of the most distinctive voices in radio, Henry Blowfeld
has become one of the cornerstones of the BBC during his many
years commentating for Test Match Special on Radio 4. Cricket
may not be regarded as one of the most radio-friendly of sports,
but Blowers’ natural ability to inject warmth and wit into his
moments behind the microphone has made TMS an institution. Blowers
proves to be equally charming and hilarious when removed from
the commentary box for this one-man show and will be reflecting
on his life and career, as well as on the many colourful characters
he has met along the way, including writer Ian Fleming who appropriated
his name for his arch villain, Ernst Blofeld, in several James
Bond books. Raconteurs simply don’t come any better.
Celebrating
their 30th anniversary, The Fureys and Davey Arthur will be doing
what they do best - namely bringing their music,
songs and stories to generations who have enjoyed them over the
years. Previous audiences have included the late Pope John Paul,
ex-Irish President Mary McAleese and Australian Prime Minister
John Howard, while former British Prime Minister Tony Blair has
stated that his favourite peace song of all time is The Fureys’
Green Fields Of France. There is nothing we can say about these
legends of Irish music that people don’t already know, so don’t
miss this opportunity to hear them sing all their hits, including
When You Were Sweet 16, The Old Man, Red Rose Café, From
Clare To Here, Her Father Didn’t Like Me Anyway, Leaving Nancy
and Steal Away.
If you were fortunate enough to have seen Jimi Hendrix, and
thought you’d never see his like again – well, this is a dream
come true. And if you never saw Hendrix, and wish that you had
then you can spend an evening with John Campbell and experience
what it was all about. The guitar work is note perfect and at
the same time beautifully fluent. The voice is Hendrix while
Campbell bears a striking physical resemblance to Hendrix. This
is the Jimi Hendrix Experience you’ve been waiting for – come
and see!