The box office will be open on Christmas Eve from 3pm - 7pm for the collection of tickets for the final performance of It's A Wonderful Life (which is now sold out). The box office will then be closed until 10am on Tuesday 5 January, although the administration office will be open on Monday 4 January.
We wish all our patrons a very merry Christmas and look forward to seeing you all in the new year, when our productions will include the musicals Red Hot & Cole and Back to the 80s, the plays Death of a Salesman and Ten Times Table and the return of the ever-popular Irish dancing troupe Celtic Circle.
Wednesday 23 December 2009
Tuesday 22 December 2009
Ticket availability update
Tonight's performance of It's A Wonderful Life is now sold out. There are a handful of single seats only left for Wednesday and two single seats left for Xmas Eve.
Friday 18 December 2009
Ticket availability for Wonderful Life
Seats remaining for sale as of 11.30 am, Friday 18 December:
Friday: 14
Saturday: 16
Monday: 39
Tuesday: 29
Wednesday: 36
Xmas Eve: 10
Friday: 14
Saturday: 16
Monday: 39
Tuesday: 29
Wednesday: 36
Xmas Eve: 10
Monday 14 December 2009
It's A Wonderful Life
The theatre is currently being turned into the American town of Bedford Falls as we gear up to present the UK STAGE PREMIERE of James W Rodgers' adaptation of the immortal film classic IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE.
With a specially-written prologue by The Playhouse's own John Morgan, director Caroline Young has finally managed, after several years of planning and wishing, to bring everything together and provide a touch of magic with which to start off the festive season.
The production opens this Thursday, 17 December, at 7.45 pm, with additional performances at this time on Friday 18, Saturday 19, Monday 21, Tuesday 22 and Wednesday 23 December. There is also a Christmas Eve performance commencing at 7.00 pm. Tickets are £9 (full price), £7 (students and OAPs) and £5 (under-16s).
Stealing the infamous (almost) final line: "every time a bell rings, an angel gets his tickets"... And at the rate the phone is ringing, I wouldn't leave it any longer to get yours! Christmas Eve is almost sold out and two of the other performances aren't too far behind.
With a specially-written prologue by The Playhouse's own John Morgan, director Caroline Young has finally managed, after several years of planning and wishing, to bring everything together and provide a touch of magic with which to start off the festive season.
The production opens this Thursday, 17 December, at 7.45 pm, with additional performances at this time on Friday 18, Saturday 19, Monday 21, Tuesday 22 and Wednesday 23 December. There is also a Christmas Eve performance commencing at 7.00 pm. Tickets are £9 (full price), £7 (students and OAPs) and £5 (under-16s).
Stealing the infamous (almost) final line: "every time a bell rings, an angel gets his tickets"... And at the rate the phone is ringing, I wouldn't leave it any longer to get yours! Christmas Eve is almost sold out and two of the other performances aren't too far behind.
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