Current Programme - Drama


March Thursday 8th - Saturday 10th at 7.45pm

Double Bill of One Act Plays

Headgate Theatre Productions


An entertaining evening of two varied one act plays. Full details were unavailable at the time of completing the brochure – so please check www.headgatetheatre.co.uk for details or call the box office.

Tickets: £9, £8 (conc)

March Thursday 8th - Saturday 10th at 7.45pm

Double Bill - An Englshman Abroad and Forward to the right

Headgate Theatre Productions



Tickets: £9, £8

March Thursday 22nd - Saturday 24th at 7pm

An Evening with Kats Juniors

KATS


An entertaining evening performed by the members aged 5 to 12 years old of KATS Juniors.

Tickets: £7 adult, £6(conc)

March Wednesday 28th - Saturday 31st at 7.45pm

The House of Bernarda Alba  by  Federico Garcia Lorca, adapted by Rona Munro

Colchester Theatre Group


A mother will go to any lengths to protect her children. Bernard Alba has five daughters raised in the male dominated society that was Spain in the 1930s. The tensions, both passionate and repressive, result in devastating consequences for the family. Not suitable for young children.

Tickets: £9, £7 (conc)

April Friday 6th - Saturday 7th at 7.30pm

Ellen – Her Triumphant Women  by  Ros Connelly

Cambridge Devised Theatre & Headgate Theatre Productio


‘Ellen’, reveals the Victorian actress Ellen Terry’s remarkable life, relationships and views on acting, through Shakespeare’s feisty, troubled, complex and sometimes triumphant women. This witty and moving new play explores the complex interactions between a ‘modern’ woman, Victorian celebrity and Shakespeare’s art. Advisory: 14 years old +

Tickets: £9, £8 (conc)

April Wednesday 11th - Thursday 12th at 2.30pm & 7.45pm

Our Day Out


When Mrs Kay’s ‘Progress Class’ are unleashed for a day’s coach trip to Alton Towers they can hardly believe their luck....until the humourless Mr Briggs gets on board and a battle of wits ensues. This updated and extensively revised version of Willy Russell’s much loved play retains all the humour and poignancy of the original. It was first produced in 2009 at the Royal Court where it broke box office records.

Tickets: £10, £8 (conc)