Drama
Tuesday 16 March 7.30pm
Wednesday 17 March 7.30pm
Thursday 18 March 7.30pm
Friday 19 March 7.30pm
Saturday 20 March 2.30pm & 7.30pm
Les Miserables School Edition
PADOS Youth Group
£8 Buy Tickets
PADOS Youth Group's 20th Anniversary show is Broadway's best loved musical of all time, Les Miserables, specially adapted for youth.
This stunning production featuring a cast of over forty young actors and singers up to eighteen years and a live orchestra is directed by Tim Platt, with choreography by Helen Halstead and Musical Direction by Anthony Quimby.
Thursday 1 April 7.30pm
Me and Me Dad by Nick Lane
Hull Truck Theatre
£12 | £10 Concession | £10 Members Buy Tickets
A story of friendship, fish pie and flick-to-kick football
Andy Green's dad is good at Subbuteo; hopeless with spaghetti. So when Andy's mum dies, he does the decent thing - he takes a month off work and moves back home with his dad to teach him how to cook. Fighting memories, and occasionally each other, the pair boil pans and set grills on fire. Can their relationship survive? Or is this is one kitchen nightmare even Gordon Ramsay couldn't fix?
A brand new bittersweet comedy from the writer of My Favourite Summer.
This play may contain strong language.
Wednesday 14 April 7.30pm
Clunk
The Suitcase Ensemble
£8 | £5 Concession
Two women and an incoherent male live together but can't quite work out why. The radio is broken, another mysterious relative has died and there's a parcel on the step.
Conjuring an evocative world of mutinous rag-toys, domestic wormholes and poignant forgotten dreams, Clunk is a darkly rebellious feast of unhinged humour, charming puppetry and existential angst.
Wednesday 21 April 7.30pm
King of the Gypsies
by Pauline Lynch
£10 | £8 Concession | £8 Members
Tickets on sale from Wednesday 10 March
Thursday 20 May 7.30pm
Crime of the Century
Chickenshed
£10 | £6 Concession Buy Tickets
Chickenshed's explosive dance theatre company turns its attention to the proliferation of knife crime amongst young people.
Using words, movement and projection alongside a contemporary score of hip-hop and dance music, Crime of the Century packs a frightening punch. The story is based on interviews with victims, perpetrators, families, surgeons, police officers and ex-offenders.
"Emotive and shocking, Chickenshed theatre company's Crime of the Century is a raw and brutal study of the social engineering that affects so many young people today."
Edinburgh Evening News