season brochure 2011 - 2012

Box Office TimesMon - Fri 7:30pm - 10pm • Sat 12:30pm - 2pm

0115 950 7201

Information and Online Booking

www.lacemarkettheatre.co.uk

The Lace Market Theatre

Halifax Place • Nottingham • NG1 1QN

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Mon - Fri 7:30pm - 10pm • Sat 12:30pm - 2pm 0115 950 7201

Information and online booking www.lacemarkettheatre.co.uk

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02 Welcome from the Artistic Director

03 Speaking in Tongues

04 Accidental Death of an Anarchist

05 The Merry Wives of Windsor

06 Jabiru / The Typists

07 Treasure Island

08 The Kiss of Death

09 The Rise and Fall of Little Voice

10 The Road to Mecca

11 The Rivals

12 David Copperfield

13 Hedda Gabler

14 Doubt

15 Boston Marriage

16 Jack the Ripper

17 RSC Open Stages

18 Lace Market Youth Theatre

19 Hire of the Lace Market Theatre

“Ways with Words”

20 Hire of Exhibition Space & Costume Hire

21 Group Bookings & Supper Parties

Charity Nights

22 Booking Details and Ticket Prices

23 Membership

24 Useful information

25/26 The Season at a Glance

27 How to find us

Cover image © Mark James

Nottingham and

NottinghamshireDrama Association

Welcometo The Lace Market Theatre

Season 2011 - 2012The 2010/11 season was an artistic and popular success and I hope that this season will continue to entertain our regular patrons and attract people who have not visited us before. We have tried to include something for everyone, from comedy to tragedy, from thriller to lovestory and from classic to modern drama.

The season begins in the studio with Speaking in Tongues by Andrew Bovell, an intriguingdrama in which four actors share nine characters who experience a variety of situations including marital infidelity and trauma and even suspected murder. The black comedy,Accidental Death of an Anarchist by Italian playwright Dario Fo, is a political farce, based on events that occurred in 1969 when Guiseppe Pinelli ‘fell’ out of the fourth floor window of a Milan police station. The Merry Wives of Windsor is our contribution to the RoyalShakespeare Company's open stages project. The fat knight Sir John Falstaff from Henry lVParts One and Two arrives in Windsor broke and looking for love.

The next studio show is a double bill of two short plays. Jabiru by Margaret Johnson features a young couple, one of whom lives in Nottingham and the other in Brighton. They are on a bird watching holiday in Belize, hoping to see the elusive Jabiru. Murray Schisgal's The Typistsfollows the lives and relationship of two office workers.

Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island needs no introduction except that this adaptation by Phil Willmott has changed the gender of some of the main characters and there is a veryinteresting parrot. This is our Christmas show which should delight children and adults alike.There is a change of mood in January with The Kiss of Death by Simon Williams. This is a hard hitting thriller full of menace and dark humour. The Rise and Fall of Little Voice by JimCartwright causes the mood to change yet again. It is the tragic, comic story of a girl with anamazing singing talent and those who wish to exploit her.

Set in South Africa, The Road to Mecca by Athol Fugard treats the themes of creativity, imagination, love and old age in a totally unexpected way. From deep emotions to a comedy of manners - The Rivals by Richard Sheridan is a classic of the eighteenth century set in fashionable Bath. It is full of lovers, deceptions, witticisms and malapropisms.

Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen is one of the most acclaimed plays of the nineteenth century.Hedda is her father's daughter rather than her husband's wife and this perhaps is the cause ofher downfall. The serious mood is continued in Doubt by John Patrick Shanley, the next studioproduction. A nun accuses the priest of a church in the Bronx of interfering with a young boy,and yet there is doubt. We remain in the USA for Boston Marriage by David Mamet. This is a modern play set at the turn of the nineteenth century. Using witty dialogue shot through withsurprising double entendres and vernacular expressions, two single middleclass women debatetheir relationship with each other and other people.

The season ends with a musical - Jack the Ripper by Ron Pember and Denis De Marne. This reconstruction of the events that took place between August and November 1888 is set in a music hall where actors take on the characters of 'real' people as well as audience and performers. We look forward to seeing you at The Lace Market Theatre and hope you willfind something to make you cry, something to make you laugh and something to think about on your way home.

Jenny Timmins

Artistic Director 2011/12 Season

The Lace Market Theatre • Halifax Place • Nottingham • NG1 1QN

0115 950 7201 | www.lacemarkettheatre.co.uk02



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Speaking in TonguesBy Andrew Bovell

A woman alone in a phone box on a back road, a guilt-ridden police

officer, a high heeled shoe being hurled into the bushes ... A dramatic

and funny play exploring the rights and wrongs of emotional conduct

through the intertwining of nine lives.

Director: Marie Smith

Date: 14 - 17 September 2011 at 7:30pmMatinee performance: 17 September 2011 at 2:30pm

Venue: Studio

Audition: Tuesday 28 June 2011 at 7:30pm

This amateur production is presented by arrangement

with Nick Hern Books.

Free

Talkback

Tuesday

20 Sept. 2011 7:30pm

Director: Andy Taylor

Designer: Mark James

Date: 3 - 8 October 2011 at 7:30pm

Matinee performance: 8 October 2011 at 2:30pm

Venue: Auditorium

Audition: Tuesday 5 July 2011 at 7:30pm

This amateur production is presented by arrangement with Samuel French Limited.

Free

Talkback

Tuesday

11 Oct. 2011

7:30pm



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Accidental Death of an AnarchistBy Dario Fo adapted by Gavin Richards

from a translation by Gillian HannaA sharp and hilarious satire on police corruption, this black farce

concerns the case of an anarchist railway worker who, in 1969, 'fell'

to his death from a police headquarters window.

Director & Designer: David Supper

Date: 31 October - 5 November 2011 at 7:30pmMatinee performance: 5 November 2011 at 2:30pm

Venue: Auditorium

Audition: Adults - Tuesday 12 July 2011 at 7:30pmChildren - Thursday 14 July 2011 at 7:00pmCall back for Adults - Thursday 14 July 2011 at 8:00pm



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The Merry Wives of WindsorBy William Shakespeare

Shakespeare's only play about

ordinary Elizabethan citizens

provides a wealth of extraordinary

characters, from the ageing Lothario,

Sir John Falstaff and his retinue of

Bardolph, Pistol and Nym, to the

egregious Sir Hugh Evans, an

interfering Welsh priest, and the

belligerent French doctor Caius.

Merry Wives is a story of love,

jealousy, lust and revenge, with

a touch of magic thrown in at the

end. It is as close to farce as

Shakespeare gets. Our production

is part of the Royal Shakespeare

Company's Open Stages programme.

Free

Talkback

Tuesday

8 Nov. 2011 7:30pm

Director: Rossiana Mee & Dot Kraay

Date: 16 - 19 November 2011 at 7:30pmMatinee performance: 19 November 2011 at 2:30pm

Venue: Studio

On tour: Die Käuze Theatre, Germany

Auditions: Jabiru: Thursday 1 Sept. 2011 at 7:30pmThe Typists: Tuesday 6 Sept. 2011 at 7:30pm

These amateur productions are presented by arrangement

with Samuel French Limited and Josef Weinberger Limited.

Jabiru / The TypistsBy Margaret Johnson / Murray Schisgal

Free

Talkback

Tuesday

22 Nov. 2011

7:30pm

The Typists

Office workers Sylvia and Paul live out

a whole lifetime of hopes and dreams in

a single day.

Jabiru

A young couple find themselves at

a critical point in their relationship.

What could be a better place to make

important decisions than a bird reserve

in Belize taken straight from paradise?

Are they going to catch a glimpse of the

reclusive Jabiru or will its cry taunt them

from the lagoon?



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Director: Lorna McCullough

Designer: Tim McCullough

Date: 14 - 17 Dec. 2011 at 7:30pmMatinee performances: 10, 11 & 17 Dec. 2011 at 2:30pm

Venue: Auditorium

Audition: Thursday 8 September 2011 at 7:30pm

This amateur production is presented by arrangement with

Samuel French Limited.

Treasure IslandBy Phil Willmott

from Robert Louis StevensonA new adaptation of Treasure Island by Phil Willmott. Inspired by real

life female adventurers, he has changed the gender of some of the

central characters without compromising the spirit of Stevenson's

popular classic.

This swashbuckling play brings out all the comedy and adventure of

the story. Suitable for children of all ages.

Free

Talkback

Tuesday

20 Dec. 2011

7:30pm



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Director: Beverley Anthony

Date: 9 - 14 January 2012 at 7:30pmMatinee performance: 14 January 2012 at 2:30pm

Venue: Auditorium

Audition: Tuesday 27 September 2011 at 7:30pm


The Kiss

of DeathBy Simon Williams

Free

Talkback

Tuesday

17 Jan. 2012 7:30pm

"Tyger Tyger Burning Bright"

the emergency codewords used

by Zoë Lang in her latest acting

role as bait in an undercover

police operation.

This hard-hitting modern

thriller explores layers of

twisted unreality as Zoë and

the police team close in on a

serial killer.



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Director: Martin Berry

Date: 6 - 11 February 2012 at 7:30pmMatinee performance: 11 February 2012 at 2:30pm

Venue: Auditorium

Audition: Tuesday 18 October 2011 at 7:30pm

This amateur production is presented by arrangement with

Samuel French Limited. This production contains smoking.

The Rise and Fall of Little VoiceBy Jim Cartwright

Ray Say thinks Little Voice is his ticket to the big time when he hears

her astonishing impersonations of divas like Shirley Bassey and Judy

Garland. Little Voice just wants to have a normal life and be loved.

A moving modern comedy.

Free

Talkback

Tuesday

14 Feb 2012 7:30pm



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Director: Di Richards

Date: 22 - 25 February at 7:30pmMatinee performance: 25 February 2012 at 2:30pm

Venue: Studio

Audition: Tuesday 8 November 2011 at 7:30pm


The Road

to MeccaBy Athol Fugard

A studio production of Athol

Fugard's The Road to Mecca,

inspired by the life and work

of Helen Martins, New

Bethesda, South Africa.

Helen's home is a magical

haven while her garden is

overrun with mysterious

sculptures pointing eastwards

to Mecca.

Her way of life, her 'Mecca' is

challenged.

Free

Talkback

Tuesday

28 Feb. 2012 7:30pm



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Director: Marcus Wakely

Designer: Peter Hillier

Date: 12 - 17 March 2012 at 7:30pmMatinee performance: 17 March 2012 at 2:30pm

Venue: Auditorium

Audition: Thursday 24 November 2011 at 7:30pm

The RivalsBy Richard Brinsley Sheridan

In this classic comedy, the celebs of the 18th century are taking the

waters in fashionable Bath. Come and see The Rivals for the hand

of Lydia Languish. Meet the testy Sir Anthony Absolute, the fiery

Sir Lucius O'Trigger and not least the proverbial Mrs Malaprop.

An evening to delight and enjoy.

Free

Talkback

Tuesday

20 March 20127:30pm



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Director: Roger Watson

Date: 11 - 14 April 2012 at 7:30pm

Matinee performance: 14 April 2012 at 2:30pm

Venue: Auditorium

This is a Youth Theatre Production

Youth Theatre Showcase - 24th June 2012 at 7:30pm

David CopperfieldAn original adaptation

of the book by Charles Dickens

Dickens wrote of David Copperfield: 'Of all my books I like this the best'.

It tells the story of the trials and tribulations that beset David as he

grows to adulthood, from his devoted mother and her ill advised

marriage to Mr Murdstone, to settling down with his own wife. On the

way we get to meet some of literatures greatest characters; Miss Betsy

Trotwood, Miss Murdstone, Creackle, the Peggoty family, the

Micawbers, and the oily Uriah Heep. A classic coming of age tale.

Free

Talkback

Tuesday

17 April 2012 7:30pm



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Director: Gordon Parsons

Designer: John Holbrook

Date: 7 - 12 May 2012 at 7:30pmMatinee performance: 12 May 2012 at 2:30pm

Venue: Auditorium

On tour: Jakobus Theatre, Germany

Audition: 19 January 2012 at 7:30pm

This is an amateur production

Hedda GablerBy Henrik Ibsen

adapted by Gordon Parsons

from a translation by William Archer

Described variously as a tragedy, a

tragi-comedy, a dark comedy and even

a black farce, this psychological drama

is a landmark in the history of theatre.

This play depicts the effects of social

conditions on human personality, with

its portrayal of a marriage between a

woman raised in a male military world

and a man raised by two aunts and a

nursemaid.

Free

Talkback

Tuesday

15 May 20127:30pm



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Director: Mike Erwin

Date: 23 - 26 May 2012 at 7:30pmMatinee performance: 26 May 2012 at 2:30pm

Venue: Studio

Audition: 24 January 2012 at 7:30pm

This amateur production is presented by arrangement with Creative Artists' Agency.

DoubtBy John Patrick ShanleyA charismatic priest, Father Flynn, strives to un-bend the strict school

customs based on fear and discipline and offends the Principal, a Sister

Beauvier who is a bitter, old-time nun. When he delivers a sermon on

the nature of doubt, she seizes on this and instructs her junior nuns to

report on him.

Young Sister James wonders about the attention Father Flynn is paying

to Donald, the young black pupil. Sister Beauvier persuades herself

that his attentions are inappropriate and embarks on a campaign to get

him out.She has no evidence and she has no support from Donald's

mother, who sees the bitterness for what it is, but Sister Beauvier will

drive out the devil!

Free

Talkback

Tuesday

29 May 20127:30pm



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Director & Designer: Max Bromley

Date: 18 - 23 June 2012 at 7:30pm

Matinee performance: 23 June 2012 at 2:30pm

Venue: Auditorium

Audition: Tuesday 6 March 2012 at 7:30pm

This amateur production is presented by arrangement

with Josef Weinberger Limited.

Boston MarriageBy David Mamet

An incisive satire of decorous

vulgarity, barely repressed

sapphic desire and class

hostility, full of double entendres

and vernacular expressions,

Boston Marriage concerns the

relationship between two women

and their maid at the beginning

of the twentieth century.

Free

Talkback

Tuesday

26 June 2012 7:30pm



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Director & Designer: Gloria Lagou

Musical Director: James Tate

Date: 16 - 21 July 2012 at 7:30pmMatinee performance: 21 July 2012 at 2:30pm

Venue: Auditorium

Audition: Tuesday 3 April 2012 at 7:30pm


Jack the RipperA Musical Play by Ron Pember

and Denis De Marne

Music by Ron Pember

Free

Talkback

Tuesday

24 July 2012 7:30pm

It is 1888 and the streets and alleys

of Whitechapel are thick with fog,

dust and the shrieks of London

nightlife. Lurking in the shadows

is the figure that will become the

stuff of our darkest fears and an

enduring mystery.

As the century dawns and a new

age begins Jack the Ripper the

Musical promises to make you

laugh, tap your toes and shrink

in horror!



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RSC Open StagesWhat is the RSC Open Stages Project?

An unique UK-wide collaboration between professional and amateur

theatre.

• The RSC has joined with leading amateur theatre

organisations and eight regional theatres across the UK

to share skills and showcase RSC Open Stages amateur

productions.

• RSC Open Stages Culminates in a national showcase of amateur

performances at the RSC's home in Stratford-upon-Avon to coincide

with the World Shakespeare Festival in 2012.

On the eve of the RSC's 50th birthday year, the Company celebrates the central

importance of amateur theatre in the cultural life of the UK with an unprecedented

collaboration of eight regional/national theatres. Those amateur theatres who

participate will receive professional support with opportunities for performance and

skill sharing, encouraging learning and collaboration to create a genuine legacy for

future amateur and professional theatre makers.

Each group has been asked to 'pitch' for a production within a specific brief i.e. not

led by professionals, and the production should be a Shakespeare play, adaptation,

or have a Shakespeare theme. It should be ambitious, embrace an exciting new

challenge for the audience and show a spirit of adventure.

In return the participating companies will receive an RSC Open Stages marketing

pack, to help with publicity and recruiting for their performances. They will be invited

to attend RSC Open Stages Exchange events hosted by the participating regional

theatres. The eight participating regional/national theatres will then host regional

showcases, featuring performances of selected productions. These showcase events

will provide an opportunity for amateur groups to celebrate their work and give

audiences a chance to see a huge range of work exploring responses to Shakespeare.

The project culminates in a national celebration, when a selection of RSC Open

Stages groups are invited to perform their productions on the stage at the RSC in

Stratford, as part of the World Shakespeare Festival, performing alongside the

Company's own festival productions and those from theatre companies around the

world.

LMT's contribution is our production of Merry Wives Of Windsor and David Supper,

the director, says he is aiming for a fast moving production involving an extensive use

of physical theatre and a controversial (by LMT standards) fluid set. Details of auditions

are posted elsewhere in the Playbill, on the theatre notice board, and on the theatre

website.



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Lace Market Youth Theatre

Our Youth Theatre offers anyone aged 11-18 years the opportunity to

experience all aspects of theatre in a happy and enthusiastic environment.

The Youth Theatre meets every Saturday morning 10:30am -12:30pm, during

school terms for drama workshops, culminating in five performances of a full

length play in the main theatre.

Membership costs just £40 a year. Places are limited and we sometimes have

a waiting list, so don’t hesitate.

The audition to join the Youth Group will be held on:

10th September 2011 at 10:30am.

Contact: Roger Watson on 0115 972 3002

or e-mail [email protected]



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Hire of the Lace Market

TheatreWe are happy to hire out our theatre for private functions, small

conferences and for private parties at certain times.

We have an intimate and atmospheric theatre whose decorations, small

auditorium, coffee and licensed bars only enhance its charm as a venue,

not only for private occasions but for visiting theatrical events. We can

accommodate daytime hire.

The Lace Market Theatre is close to the City Centre with a Tram Stop

and Fletcher Gate Car Park only two minutes away.

For further information, contact the theatre on 0115 950 7201Or via website: www.lacemarkettheatre.co.uk

“Ways with Words”We meet regularly throughout the year to share verse, prose, songs

and stories. Our meetings present the opportunity for those who

enjoy reciting poetry and dramatised readings to take part in two

performances during the year.

These two evenings of entertainment, to which members and

non-members are welcome, will be held on 18th December 2011

and 3rd June 2012. For many the evening in December marks a nice

start to the festive season and usually includes the sampling of some

delicious mulled wine and mince pies.

Further details of all our meetings will be circulated within our in-house newsletter The Boards and you can also contact

Enid White directly on 0115 960 5078



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Hire ofExhibition Space

We invite local artists to display their work in our small gallery during the

run of a play. Paintings, sculptures and photographs are welcome.

Contact: John Holbrook on 0115 973 2169

Costume HireAll the costumes in our amazing costume department are available

for hire. From ancient Greece through Shakespeare to modern times,

and whether peasant or king, we can dress you. In addition we have a

great selection of uniforms and a wonderful range of evening dresses,

especially from the 1920s onwards.

We supply to theatres, schools, colleges, promotions, weddings and

private parties at very reasonable prices. We have complete sets for:

Les Liaisons Dangereuses, Stepping Out, Power, The Crucible and

Daisy Pulls It Off.

Our experience means we can advise on appropriate period detail and

how to achieve that stunning theatrical effect.

You can contact our Costume Hire

Department on 0115 9481057 or email

us at [email protected]

You can visit our Wardrobe Hire Department

on Wednesdays from 10am untill 2pm at:

The Lace Market Theatre Costume HireUnit 1, 15-17 Stoney StreetNottingham NG1 1LG(other times by arrangement.)

We can dispatch to you or you can collect.

Prices start at £30



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Group Bookings& Supper Parties

Our intimate theatre with its ancient beamed bar makes an ideal venue

for party bookings.

There are discounts available (except Mondays) for parties of 12 or more.

We are happy to take supper party bookings, larger group bookings or

staff outings.

Charity NightsWe can work together with your charity to help raise funds.

You can buy our auditorium (116 seats) for a reduced ticket price, and

then sell the tickets at a higher price to your supporters and friends. You

can enjoy a night out at our theatre, with its licensed bar and coffee bar,

see a play, and raise much needed funds at the same time.

For further details please contact:

Heather Savage on 0115 947 4759



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Booking Detailsand Ticket Prices

How to book

There are different ways to book tickets.

• Online at www.lacemarkettheatre.co.uk with credit or debit card

A fee of £1 per transaction is applicable when booking by telephone or online

• In person at The Lace Market Theatre Box Office(Mon- Fri 7:30pm - 10pm, Sat 12:30pm - 2pm)

Cash, cheque, credit or debit card

• By phone and post from The Lace Market Theatre Box OfficeHalifax Place, Nottingham NG1 1QNTel: 0115 950 7201Please enclose a stamped addressed envelope and make your

cheques payable to The Lace Market Theatre

Ticket Prices

Members’ Season Ticket £50 for all the plays.

AUDITORIUM Standard Conc.* Members

Mon Evenings £6 £6 £6

Tues - Sat Evenings & Matinees £10 £8 £7*Concessions are available to full-time students, the over 60s and the unwaged.

STUDIO Standard Members

Wed - Sat Evenings £7 £6

Sat Matinees £7 £6

(No concessions)

Special Offers for Treasure Island and David Copperfield

Family ticket for 4 people - £25 (to include 1 or 2 adults with children under 15)

Under 15s - £6



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MembershipWe welcome new members

We are open every evening (Mon-Fri) from 7:30pm and

are happy to show you round. You can also visit us on

our INTRO-EVENINGS (see page 24).

The theatre is run by enthusiastic and committed volunteers. If you join

us you can gain experience in the following areas:

• Acting, directing, designing, stage management and props

• Working on lighting and sound

• Building sets and taking them down

• Costume making and costume hire

• The licensed bar and the coffee bar

• Box Office, Publicity, Marketing or Front of House teams

Your contribution will be warmly received and much appreciated AND

you also receive reduced ticket prices,regular newsletters, and an

opportunity to buy a Members’ Season Ticket for £50 for all the plays.

All you have to do is collect an application form by:

• Downloading one from our website www.lacemarkettheatre.co.uk• Picking up one from the theatre

Complete the form and bring it or post it to:

The Membership Secretary

The Lace Market Theatre

Halifax Place

Nottingham NG1 1QN

The annual membership subscription rates in 2011-12 are:

Standard - £40Concession* - £30

Joint - £70

Family - £95Youth Theatre - £40

(*concessions available to full-time students, the over 60s and the unwaged)



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Useful informationOpening Times

The theatre is open every evening (Mon-Fri) from 7:30pm and you are

very welcome to visit us.

We are closed during August.

On most Saturday lunchtimes Pub Grub is available to all,

12:30pm-2pm.

INTRO-EVENINGS

Throughout the season we also have special INTRO-EVENINGS

where anyone can come and view the theatre.

The INTRO-EVENINGS are:

2011 - 8th, 27th September, 18th October and 24th November

2012 - 19th January, 6th March and 3rd April

all at 7.30pm.

Auditions

Auditions are held for all plays. Anyone may audition but the

subscription hasto be paid before any part can be offered.

Loop system

Our auditorium and studio are fitted with a loop system which gives

enhanced stage sound.

Accessibility

Unfortunately we do not have wheelchair access. We can

accommodate assistance dogs. Please contact the box office in

advance.

Sociable Theatre

You are now able to find us on Facebook

http://www.facebook.com/LaceMarketTheatre

and follow us on Twitter www.twitter.com/LMTheatre



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The Season at a Glance

September 2011 – July 2012All evening performances commence at 7:30pm and matinees at 2:30pm.

Other events at 7:30pm, unless otherwise stated.

September

1 Theatre opens

Audition - Jabiru

6 Audition - The Typists

8 Audition - Treasure Island & INTRO-EVENING

10 Audition - For entry to the Youth Theatre at 10:30am

14 - 17 Speaking in Tongues

20 Talkback - Speaking in Tongues

27 Audition - Kiss of Death & INTRO-EVENING

October

3 - 8 Accidental Death of an Anarchist

11 Talkback - Accidental Death of an Anarchist

18 Audition - The Rise and Fall of Little Voice & INTRO-EVENING

November

31 (Oct) - 5 The Merry Wives of Windsor

8 Talkback - The Merry Wives of Windsor

Audition - The Road to Mecca

16 - 19 Jabiru / The Typists

22 Talback - Jabiru / The Typists

24 Audition - The Rivals & INTRO-EVENING

December

10 - 11 Treasure Island

14 - 17 Treasure Island

18 “Ways with Words”

20 Talkback - Treasure Island

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January

9 - 14 The Kiss of Death

17 Talkback - The Kiss of Death

19 Audition - Hedda Gabler & INTRO-EVENING

24 Audition - Doubt

February

6 - 11 The Rise and Fall of Little Voice

14 Talkback - The Rise and Fall of Little Voice

22 - 25 The Road to Mecca

28 Talkback - The Road to Mecca

March

6 Audition - Boston Marriage - & INTRO-EVENING

12 - 17 The Rivals

20 Talkback - The Rivals

April

3 Audition - Jack the Ripper & INTRO-EVENING

11 - 14 David Copperfield - Youth Theatre Production

17 Talkback - David Copperfield

May

7 - 12 Hedda Gabler

15 Talkback - Hedda Gabler

23 - 26 Doubt

29 Talkback - Doubt

June

3 “Ways with Words”

18 - 23 Boston Marriage

24 Youth Group Showcase

26 Talkback - Boston Marriage

July

6 - 21 Jack the Ripper

24 Talkback - Jack the Ripper

28 Theatre closes


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How to find us

The Lace Market Theatre is close to car parks and has good public transport links.

• The tram stops at the Lace Market Stop on Fletcher Gate which is two minutes from

the theatre. It is possible to drive to The Forest or to Wilkinson Street where parking is

free and then catch the tram. Travel on the tram and bus is free to over 60s with the

appropriate card.

• FLETCHER GATE CAR PARK (multi-storey) is a few steps from the theatre and there

are also car parks at STONEY STREET and BROADMARSH.

We are:

• 10 minutes from the City Centre

• 10 minutes from the BROADMARSH BUS STATION

• 20 minutes from the VICTORIA CENTRE CAR PARKS at ST. MARY’S GATE,

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