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Haunted
Tuesday 15th to Saturday 19th May
Evenings at 7.30pm, Matinees Wednesday at 2pm and Saturday at 2.30pm
Emmerdale’sPeter Amory takes the lead in this psychological, supernatural and erotic comedy-thriller which creates a nightmarish journey through the mind of a double murderer in this.
Andy Hamilton’s Hat of Doom
Thursday 17th May at 7.30pm
One of Britain’s best-loved comedy performers and writers presents his one-man show, brimming with jokes, stories, gossip, music, cash prizes, nudity, trampolining and ‘mild peril’. Andy Hamilton is known to millions for his appearances on Have I Got News for You, QI and as Satan in Old Harry's Game.
Halfway to Paradise
Saturday 19th May at 7.30pm
After a shy boy from Liverpool was re-named Billy Fury he became one of Britain’s most popular rock stars. Now Billy’s band, Fury's Tornados, re-play his timeless hits live. From Last Night Was Made For Love and Jealousy to Halfway to Paradise.
The Dutch Swing College Band
Friday 18th May at 7.45pm
The world’s longest-established active jazz band celebrates its 67th anniversary with an exciting new show featuring seven of the world’s finest traditional jazz musicians. Today Bob Kaper leads the band who have performed with Chris Barber, Acker Bilk and Kenny Ball before audiences around the globe.
We’ll Meet Again
Tuesday 22nd May at 2pm
Duggie Chapman MBE’s wartime celebration includes a new section in honour of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee as well as performances by comedian Adam Daye and musical theatre star Marilyn Hill Smith as well as Tony Leyton performing Bing Crosby and Donald Peers plus Andy Eastwood paying tribute to Stephane Grapelli.
Stacey Kent and Her Musicians
Tuesday 29th May at 7.30pm
The best-selling EMI Blue Note artist and British Jazz Award and BBC Jazz Award winner boasts a career which includes six best-selling albums. The recent release, Dreamer in Concert, is the inspiration for the evening which features classics such as They Can't Take That Away From Me and It Might As Well Be Spring.
Bob the Builder
Friday 8th June at 1pm and 3.30pm
The Fixham Theatre is set for a grand re-opening and Dickie Olivier needs Bob’s help to fix the stage for his brand new musical but the job does not go as planned. Will the theatre be ready? Will the show go on? Join Bob and help him fix it in his big theatre-building adventure!
Dancing Queen
Saturday 9th June at 5pm and 8pm
Calling all Super Troupers and Dancing Queens! Celebrate timeless hits from the pop phenomenon Abba in a fun-filled party show fronted by four lead singers and a company of 16 dancers. Dig out your flares and dancing shoes!
Born in the Gardens
Friday 15th and Saturday 16th June (Evenings at 7.30pm, matinee Saturday at 2.30pm)
“Opening the cage door does not necessarily imply an escape” in Creative Cow’s new adaptation of Peter Nichols’ (A Day in the Death of Joe Egg) hilarious and touching play. Maud and her stay- at- home son, Mo, pass their days happily together in an ageing mock- Tudor house, avoiding new-fangled gadgets like the “michael wave”!
Friends in Low Places: The Garth Brooks Story
Tuesday 19th June at 7.45pm
The story of Garth Brooks’s meteoric rise to international stardom will be told through hit greatest hits including If Tomorrow Never Comes, Friends In Low Places, The Dance, Baton Rouge and many more.
Motown’s Greatest Hits: How Sweet It Is
Friday 22nd June at 7.45pm
Celebrate over 50 years of Motown with the show’s 10th anniversary tour! Combining songs by legendary artists from Lionel Richie, The Temptations and Stevie Wonder to The Four Tops and many more.
Bugle Boy
Tuesday 26th to Saturday 30th June (Evenings at 7.30pm, matinees Wednesday at 2pm and Saturday at 2.30pm)
Den Stevenson’s brand new musical traces the life of legendary music icon Glenn Miller from the early days after he left college through more than twenty years of performing with various bands to the day he went missing in mysterious circumstances.
Joan Armatrading
Friday 29th June at 8pm
The three times Grammy nominated, Ivor Novello winning singer-songwriter promises a mix of magical old favourites and brand new songs, from Love and Affection, Drop The Pilot and Me, Myself I to Into The Blues and This Charming Life.
There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly…
Saturday 30th June at 2.30pm
…I don’t know why she swallowed a fly! But now you can find out as one of the world’s best-loved nursery rhymes is brought to life for the first time. This magical new show has been written especially for parents and children to enjoy, filled with a feast of games, colourful animal characters and heart-warming family fun.
