THEATRE ROYALPLYMOUTH

ANNUAL REVIEW2010/2011

THE Theatre Royal Plymouth is a cultural hub serving

Plymouth and the South West region. As a creative centre

of excellence we entertain, engage, challenge and educate

our wide range of audiences. The breadth of shows we

produce and present means there is something to suit all

theatrical tastes and our creative learning work means

that anyone, from any background, can take part.

As the largest and best attended producing theatre in the

country, we collaborate with the very best artists and theatre

producers nationally and internationally, ensuring audiences

in the South West have access to world class theatre.

Innovation, creativity and partnership are at the heart

of our approach in all areas of our work which enables

us to foster and develop new talent, benefiting the wider

UK theatre landscape, and to encourage and develop the

aspirations and skills of our staff and participants.

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I STRONGLY FEEL THAT THE THEATRE ROYAL PLYMOUTH AND THE DRUM IN

PARTICULAR DOES SOME EXTRAORDINARY AND UNIQUE PROJECTS. IN PARTICULAR THEIR COMMITMENT TO NEW WORK OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS IS A GENUINE AND

ONGOING PASSION. I CAN SAFELY SAY THAT WITHOUT THE SUPPORT OF SIMON STOKES,

ARTISTIC DIRECTOR, AND ALL THE TEAM IN PLYMOUTH WE COULD NOT HAVE REALISED

SOME OF OUR MOST EXCITING RECENT WORK. IN WHAT IS A DIFFICULT CLIMATE, I THINK THE THEATRE ROYAL’S ON-GOING

CURIOSITY AND DESIRE TO PRODUCE AND COLLABORATE ON SOME OF THE MOST

DYNAMIC THEATRE CURRENTLY HAPPENING IN THE UK AND EUROPE IS ONE THAT,

WITHOUT QUESTION, SHOULD CONTINUE TO RECEIVE SUFFICIENT SUPPORT.

Paul Hunter, Co-artistic Director of Told by an Idiot

NOT ONLY DID WE RECEIVE EXPERT SUPPORT AND ADVICE ON THE PRODUCTION ELEMENTS OF THE SHOW DURING OUR TIME AT TR2 BUT THE TEAM USED THEIR SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE TO HELP US MAKE A PRODUCTION THAT COULD TOUR WORLD-WIDE…WHEN WE ARRIVED AT THE THEATRE ROYAL WE COULDN’T HAVE HOPED FOR A MORE SUPPORTIVE AND ENTHUSIASTIC VENUE STAFF, NOR A MORE WONDERFUL AUDIENCE FOR THE WORK’S PREVIEW PERFORMANCES. ALL I CAN SAY IS THANK YOU TO EACH AND EVERY MEMBER OF THE TEAM AND ALL THOSE WHO SUPPORT THE BUILDING TO MAKE IT THE EXTRAORDINARY FACILITY IT IS - I HOPE WE’LL BE BACK AGAIN FOR OUR NEXT WORK AND MANY MORE AFTER THAT.Hofesh Shechter

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POLITICAL MOTHERBRIGHTON FESTIVALSADLER’S WELLS, LONDONGALWAY FESTIVAL, IRELANDSOUTHILL PARK, BRACKNELLLYCEUM THEATRE, SHEFFIELDSINGAPOREWARWICK ARTS CENTRENOTTINGHAM PLAYHOUSEHALL FOR CORNWALL, TRURO

International tour to:GERMANYSOUTH KOREAJAPANAUSTRALIAFRANCESPAIN

THE EMPIRETHE ROYAL COURT, LONDONELEPHANT & CASTLE SHOPPING CENTRE, LONDON

AND THE HORSE YOU RODE IN ON

WARWICK ARTS CENTREUNITY THEATRE, LIVERPOOLWEST YORKSHIRE PLAYHOUSENORTHERN STAGE, NEWCASTLEBARBICAN CENTRE, LONDONBRIGHTON FESTIVAL

CHEKHOV IN HELL SOHO THEATRE, LONDON

LOVE, LOVE, LOVESALISBURY PLAYHOUSEWATFORD PALACE THEATRESTUDIO, LEICESTER CURVELIVE THEATRE, NEWCASTLESTEPHEN JOSEPH THEATRE, SCARBOROUGHCOURTYARD THEATRE, WEST YORKSHIRE PLAYHOUSENEW WOLSEY THEATRE, IPSWICHNUFFIELD THEATRE, SOUTHAMPTONLIVERPOOL PLAYHOUSECITIZENS THEATRE, GLASGOWHULL TRUCK THEATREROYAL & DERNGATE, NORTHAMPTONCAMBRIDGE ARTS THEATREOXFORD PLAYHOUSE

TEENAGE RIOTInternational tour to:BELGIUM NETHERLANDS SWEDEN

LEND ME A TENOR THE MUSICALGIELGUD THEATRE, LONDON

MARY POPPINSInternational tour to:AUSTRALIA

A DISAPPEARING NUMBERNOVELLO THEATRE, LONDON & NT LIVE

WRITERS ON COMMISSION 2010-11APRIL DE ANGELIS CHRIS GOODEJAMES GRAHAM DAN REBELLATO

OUR PRODUCTIONS2010/2011

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WE continue to produce and co-produce with the very best

artists and theatre producers nationally and internationally.

We seek out new creative talent and work with established

producers and artists meaning we continually share

and exchange new ideas, skills and expertise.

Our productions and co-productions have toured within the

UK and internationally, resulting in hundreds of thousands

of people enjoying a show originally produced in Plymouth.

The expertise and skills of our staff throughout the

organisation and our partnership approach means that theatre

companies and producers from around the world continue

to want to collaborate with the Theatre Royal Plymouth.

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OUR PRODUCTIONS

POLITICAL MOTHERHOFESH SHECHTER COMPANY

PREVIEW PREMIERE

THE EMPIREDRUM THEATRE & ROYAL COURT

THE BODYA THEATRE ROYAL PLYMOUTH PEOPLE’S COMPANY PRODUCTION

LEND ME A TENOR – THE MUSICAL

WORLD PREMIERE

LOVE, LOVE, LOVEDRUM THEATRE & PAINES PLOUGH

WORLD PREMIERE

CHEKHOV IN HELLDRUM THEATRE PRODUCTION

WORLD PREMIERE

TEENAGE RIOT

DRUM THEATRE, ONTROEREND GOED, KOPERGIETERY & RICHARD JORDAN PRODUCTIONS LTD.

AND THE HORSE YOU RODE IN ON

DRUM THEATRE & TOLD BY AN IDIOT WORLD PREMIERE

93,711 PEOPLE ATTENDED PERFORMANCES OF OUR

PRODUCTIONS IN LONDON OR ON TOUR IN THE UK OVER THE LAST YEAR

OVER 500,000 PEOPLE ATTENDED PERFORMANCES OF OUR CO-PRODUCTIONS AROUND THE WORLD OVER THE LAST YEAR.

OUR PRODUCTIONS ON TOUR

IN addition to our own produced and co-produced

work we also present the very best shows available

on our stages. Often by presenting particular shows

in Plymouth we enable audiences from Penzance to

Bristol to see productions that they would otherwise

have to travel to London or Birmingham to see.

By ensuring that we present a truly broad range of theatre,

from the most innovative new writing to the largest

scale traditional musicals, dance to drama and opera to

pantomime, always of the highest possible quality, we

maintain the profile of the Theatre ensuring we contribute to

the appeal, cultural life and positive perception of Plymouth.

BRINGING THE BEST TO THE SOUTH WEST

LAUNCH OF MATTHEW BOURNE’S CINDERELLA

ALVIN AILEY DANCE COMPANY

NATIONAL THEATRE: HAMLET

THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF HUGH HUGHES

BIRMINGHAM ROYAL BALLET: POINTES OF VIEW,

ROMEO & JULIET, CINDERELLA

WELSH NATIONAL OPERA: TOSCA, CARMEN, THE ABDUCTION

FROM THE SERAGLIO

RAMBERT: AWAKENINGS TOUR

GLYNDEBOURNE ON TOUR: DON GIOVANNI, LA CENERENTOLA,

THE CORONATION OF POPPEA

311,747 TICKETS SOLD

40% OF PRODUCTIONS WERE EITHER AUDIO DESCRIBED, CAPTIONED OR SIGNED

2562 PEOPLE HAVE BEEN TO A POST SHOW TALK

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SOME HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE PAST YEAR

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THANKS TO YOU AND YOUR TEAM FOR HELPING TO ORGANISE A GREAT AND WORTHWHILE STAFF

AWAY DAY AT TR2, ALL THOROUGHLY ENJOYED THEMSELVES AND MORE IMPORTANTLY WE GOT A

LOT OF WORK DONE TOO! Lesley Allinson, Plymouth Chamber of Commerce

COMING HERE TO TR2 AND USING THIS AMAZING BUILDING MAKES ME FEEL BETTER AND HAS GIVEN

ME THE CONFIDENCE TO APPLY FOR WORK IN OTHER PLACES

Creative Learning participant

THE TECHNICAL TEAM AND RESOURCES AT TR2 ARE SECOND TO NONE Paul Hunter, Co-artistic Director of Told by an Idiot

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR SUCH A GOOD TOUR OF THE THEATRE ROYAL & TR2. THE HELP AND THOUGHTFULNESS WE WERE GIVEN TO ENSURE THAT OUR FRIEND WAS ABLE TO TOUR THE BUILDINGS IN HIS DISABLED BUGGY WAS FANTASTIC AND

VERY MUCH APPRECIATED. OUR FRIEND HOLDS OUR THEATRE ROYAL IN VERY HIGH REGARD AND TO GO ‘BEHIND THE SCENES’ WAS THE ICING ON THE CAKE FOR HIM

Jean Cory

OVER 5,000 PEOPLE USED THE FACILITIES

AT TR2 THIS YEAR

OVER 60 TOURS HAVE BEEN CONDUCTED AT TR2 THIS YEAR

A TOTAL OF 20 PRODUCTIONS WERE BUILT (INCLUDING SETS, PROPS AND COSTUMES) AT TR2 THIS YEAR

AS part of the Theatre Royal Plymouth, TR2 is an iconic building

in Cattedown, Plymouth that houses our Production and Creative

Learning departments. The facilities are unique and include three

rehearsal studios (two of which replicate the size of the Theatre Royal

and Drum Theatre stages) and an assembly space that can house two

full sets the size of the Theatre Royal stage simultaneously.

In addition to the shows we have produced for our own stage this

year we have also built the sets, props and costumes for many other

productions in the West End and on national and international

tours. Theatre producers across the globe recognise the facilities and

expertise that we offer and the Theatre Royal’s reputation continues

to grow. Our Creative Learning department is also based at TR2

and many of the workshops, learning and development for our

participants happens alongside the production of theatre shows. TR2

is open to everyone and is an inspiring space that encourages and

embraces creativity, experimentation and learning.

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THE RED SHOES – KNEEHIGH

MARY POPPINS – CAMERON MACKINTOSH, AUSTRALIA TOUR

THE COMEDY OF ERRORS & RICHARD III – PROPELLER

STATE OF NATURE – EDEN PROJECT

ICE SHOW – PLYMOUTH PAVILIONS

GOUCHER’S WAR – THEATRE ALIBI

SHREK THE MUSICAL – DREAMWORKS, WEST END PRODUCTION

THE MEISTERSINGER & DIE FLEDERMAUS – WELSH NATIONAL OPERA

MAGIC FLUTE – SANTA FE OPERA

LEGALLY BLONDE – WEST END PRODUCTION

WICKED – DANISH PRODUCTION

POLITICAL MOTHER – HOFESH SHECHTER

LEND ME A TENOR - THE MUSICAL – THEATRE ROYAL PLYMOUTH & WEST END

THE EMPIRE – DRUM THEATRE & ROYAL COURT

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE – DRUM THEATRE & PAINES PLOUGH

CHEKHOV IN HELL – DRUM THEATRE & WEST END PRODUCTION

AND THE HORSE YOU RODE IN ON – DRUM THEATRE & TOLD BY AN IDIOT

GOLDEN DRAGON – DRUM THEATRE & ATC

CREATIVE LEARNING

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THIS year our Creative Learning programme has enabled more people than ever before to unleash their creativity and get involved with making theatre. Our Young and People’s

Companies continue to offer opportunities for anyone to get involved, and a range of projects engage some of the most

disadvantaged people in our community. Through our Young Company Hubs we have consistently worked with young

people in deprived areas of the city, and our work with socially excluded adults includes refugees and asylum seekers, people

with learning disabilities, mental health, homelessness and substance misuse issues. Our work with schools and colleges continues apace with a range of creative projects and events

including innovative work with directors, writers and designers in schools and an extensive programme of activities linked to

the work on both stages. Staff throughout the organisation have been involved in delivering all aspects of the work and we

have forged many new partnerships both locally and nationally. Some of the highlights of the programme are outlined below.

OUR SPACE

Through weekly workshops and visits to the theatre,

Our Space aims to develop confidence and self-

esteem amongst adults who feel socially excluded

due to mental health, homelessness, or substance

misuse issues. The group is experimental and creative,

and deliberately not geared towards attainment or

accreditation. Rather, participants gain new skills whilst

rediscovering their own identities and creative talents.

DOVE TALES

Dove Tales is a creative arts group for isolated refugee

and asylum seeker women who find it difficult to

access any other provision, and is run in partnership

with Plymouth and District Racial Equality Council.

It aims to enable the women to overcome trauma

and adapt to life in Britain by creatively sharing their

experiences in a mutually supportive environment.

OUR SPACE HAS HELPED WITH THE COHESIVENESS AND TRUST AMONGST RESIDENTS HERE… I BELIEVE IT HAS CHANGED AND CONFRONTED BEHAVIOURS AND ATTITUDES ASSOCIATED WITH THEIR ADDICTION Charles Howard Baker, Closereach House

SINCE MY COMING TO THE UK THE FIRST THING I KNOWN IN THIS COUNTRY [IS] THIS GROUP. FOR ME I’M SO GRATEFUL TO THIS GROUPSandos, Dove Tales participant

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482 CREATIVE LEARNING SESSIONS WERE

DELIVERED IN SCHOOLS

695 SESSIONS WERE DELIVERED

TO YOUNG PEOPLE OUTSIDE OF

SCHOOL

212 SESSIONS WERE DELIVERED TO ADULTS IN THE

LOCAL COMMUNITY

OVER 10,000 PEOPLE PARTICIPATED IN A CREATIVE

LEARNING ACTIVITY, WITH NEARLY 30,000 ATTENDANCES

ACROSS THE PROGRAMME

HE HAS BEEN SO HAPPY DURING THE

PROJECT; I JUST DON’T WANT IT TO

END FOR HIMParent, Autism Project

I AM MORE CONFIDENT THAN EVERLucy, Get Started in Theatre participant

DANCE EXPLOSION

Dance Explosion was a mass participation project which aimed

for every child in every primary school to dance the same dance

at the same time in their schools and in the City Centre Piazza.

In partnership with the Barbican Theatre, Plymouth

Dance and Attik Dance, a special dance was choreographed

and a team of professional dancers taught the piece to all

participating schools. Heart FM played the song on the

radio and the schools tuned in to dance. The project has

left a legacy of dance in many schools across the city.

AUTISM PROJECT

Over a three week period in the summer holidays we ran

drama and visual art workshops with young people with

Autistic Spectrum Disorders. Many parents noted a change

in their children over the course of the project including

a more positive attitude and better behaviour. As a result,

we have now launched a new group as part of the Young

Company designed especially for young people with

disabilities who feel they would benefit from working in a

smaller group with additional support. At the end of each

term the young people perform short pieces to friends and

family as part of the wider Young Company showbacks.

GET STARTED IN THEATRE

In partnership with the Prince’s Trust, this project

aimed to motivate young people towards employment or

training through offering hands on experience of a variety

of careers. Over two weeks the group met and worked

with staff from marketing, design, wardrobe, front of

house and technical departments, whilst working with a

professional director to create their own production. Three

members of the group went on to pursue places in further

education and two successfully gained employment.

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DRUM THEATRE STAGE OCCUPANCY THEATRE ROYAL

A NIGHT LESS ORDINARYTHIS ARTS COUNCIL ENGLAND FUNDED SCHEME

ENCOURAGES YOUNG PEOPLE TO COME TO THE THEATRE BY OFFERING COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS TO PERFORMANCES

IN THE THEATRE ROYAL AND DRUM THEATRE

OVER THE COURSE OF TWO YEARS WE HAVE REGISTERED OVER 8000 MEMBERS AND HAVE OVER

3000 ACTIVE MEMBERS UNDER THE AGE OF 26

OVER 8000 COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS HAVE BEEN GIVEN TO YOUNG PEOPLE AND OVER 17,000

ADDITIONAL TICKETS HAVE BEEN PURCHASED BY THESE YOUNG PEOPLE TO A VALUE OF £270,000

INCOMETICKET INCOME £5,770,825 64%ACE FUNDING £1,404,329 15%OTHER EARNED INCOME £960,716 11%PCC FUNDING £700,000 8%FUNDRAISING £149,641 2%

TOTAL £8,985,511Other Earned Income includes catering, merchandise, programmes, Creative Learning, royalities, comissions & contras, commerical set builds at TR2.

EXPENDITUREPRODUCTIONS £5,094,683 57%SALARIES & WAGES £2,200,160 24%OVERHEADS £1,042,203 12%OTHER EXPENDITURE £177,096 3%ADMINISTRATION £227,931 2%MARKETING £122,512 2%

TOTAL £8,864,585Other Expenditure includes catering, merchandise, programmes, Creative Learning and Artistic projects.

GOLD MEMBERS Devonport Royal Dockyard Employee TrustThe Secret Garden Flowers Cowlin ConstructionFoot AnsteyFriary MillUniversity of PlymouthVospers Motor House RH Partners

SILVER MEMBERS The Architects Design Group The Barden Corporation Bluefin Insurance ServicesBrewin Dolphin Beckton DickinsonCondy MathiasGinsters Gleaw HoldingHarris CoxIvor Jones & Co.KPMGLloyds TSB CorporateNoakes, Habermehl and Kerr OpticiansPositive Purchasing Parkhurst HillPricewaterhouseCoopers

South West Media GroupSRA DevelopmentsThompson & Jackson SolicitorsTJ PurdyWestern Electrical WPS InsuranceGard & Co.Plymouth Gin Stem Group

BRONZE MEMBERS Bishop FlemingBTCharles Stanley & Co.Hildon WaterAlan Prisk PlanningSuzanne Sparrow Plymouth Language SchoolHoare Lea Consulting EngineersKdesignLang & PotterMidas GroupMitchell ArchitectsOcean BMWRichard J Smith & Co.Total Energy Solutions St Austell Brewery

SUPPORT AND THANKS

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WE would like to thank all our supporters for their

continued commitment to the Theatre Royal Plymouth.

Your generosity, advocacy and support is essential to our

continued survival and has enabled us to thrive and prosper

artistically and benefit the community over the past year.

We also gratefully acknowledge funding from our principal

funders Arts Council England and Plymouth City Council.

The Theatre Royal is a registered charity number 284545.

SPONSORSBRITTANY FERRIESASHFORDSPENNON GROUP PLCBOND PEARCETRACBARCLAYS CORPORATE BANKING

PLATINUM MEMBERSDENHAM PRODUCTIONSFUTURE INNSWOLFERSTANS

FRIENDS Mrs Sheila AllsoppMrs Inette Austin-SmithMrs Moyna BarrettMr Kenneth BeattieMr & Mrs David BettisonMr & Mrs William BlanchMr John BowmanMr & Mrs R A BradbrookMrs Susannah BradleyMr Martin BurdickMrs M.D CapperMr Martin CarrMr & Mrs Tony CotterMrs Doris CoxMr & Mrs Michael DartSir Simon DayMr R DunnMr M EldredMr & Mrs Robert EvansMr David EvansMr & Mrs Barry FarleyMr Bryan FosterMrs Lecia FostonMr & Mrs John FranklinMrs Diana FriendGalion (Project One) LtdMr William Gall

Sir and Lady Robert GerkenMr Edward Graham-BrownMr Iain GrantMrs Sylvia GreinigMr Donald HalsteadMr & Mrs Philip HamiltonMr & Mrs Richard HandleyMr & Mrs AEM & J HarbottleMs Sylvia HardyMr Roger HarrisMr David HarrisMr & Mrs Robert & Wendy HawkeMr David HaymanMs Tanya HeggadonMr & Mrs Ron HoldenMr Ken HolmesMr & Mrs David & Sarah HooperMr & Mrs Robin HoskingMr Charles HowesonMr C J HudsonMr & Mrs Grahame HumphriesMrs Ann KeeneMr & Mrs John & Maggie KingMr Pierre Landell-MillsDr & Dr Hugh Leather

Dr & Mrs Clive LeeSir Michael LickissMr & Mrs C R LittleMrs Jan LloydMr Aubrey LozeMrs Joan LucasMr & Mrs David LukeMr & Mrs Steve MaltbyMrs Marcia MenziesMr & Mrs C MewtonMr & Mrs John MiltonMrs Connie MitchellMr & Mrs Chris MorleyMrs Katherine NewMr Ian NorleyMr & Mrs Robert NutbeanMrs Louise OlliverMr & Mrs Gerald PaineDr & Mrs R ParsonsMrs Fay PedlerMr Martin PerryMr & Mrs Alan PerryMr Tony PorterMr John PrichardMr Stephen Pryor & Nicola ShelmerdineMrs Elizabeth Pybus

Mr & Mrs Francis RamageMr John ReaMr & Mrs Colin RogersMr Peter RowanMrs J L RussellMr & Mrs Pete SmithMrs Barbara SpringMr David SuchetMr & Mrs Bob TagertMr Charles TharnthongMr David ThrushMr & Mrs J TrahairMr & Mrs E M TurnerMr Adrian Vinken OBEMr & Mrs Phil VivianMrs Yvonne Ware-OwenMrs Beryl WashingtonMr Alan WeatherheadMr & Mrs Andrew WelchMrs Brenda WhattySir and Lady Hugo WhiteSir and Lady Peter WhiteleyMr Denis WilkinsMr D H Wiseman Galion (Project One) Ltd

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WE HAVE WORKED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE FOLLOWING ORGANISATIONS:

WIRED GROUP • ASHFORDSCHAMBER OF COMMERCE

PLYMOUTH DANCEBIG ARTS FESTIVAL • PLYMOUTH PAVILIONS

PLYMOUTH COLLEGE OF ART UNIVERSITY OF PLYMOUTH

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE MARJON • WHEELFEVERLIPSON COMMUNITY COLLEGE

LAUNCESTON COLLEGE COLLEGE ROAD PRIMARY SCHOOL

TEIGN SCHOOL • SALTASH PRIMARY SCHOOLSYMBIOTIC • ACADEMY OF TRAINING

HERITAGE OPEN DAYS • VOSPERSTHEATRE ROYAL APPLAUSE CLUB

YOUNG MOTION PLYMOUTH • PRINCE’S TRUST QUEEN ELIZABETH’S COMMUNITY COLLEGE

ESTOVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE • TALKING DANCE PLYMOUTH CITY COUNCIL ARTS UNIT • BBC

FREDERICK STREET YOUTH CENTRENATIONAL SKILLS ACADEMY

WEST EXE TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE

THE FOLLOWING NATIONAL THEATRE COMPANIES HAVE ALL USED THE FACILITIES AT TR2:

PILOT’S THUMB THEATRE COMPANYLOOK LEFT LOOK RIGHT

HOFESH SHECHTERTHE ROYAL COURT: THE EMPIRE

NEW DEVON OPERAHAIRSPRAY COMPANY

LEND ME A TENOR COMPANYTHE SOUND OF MUSIC COMPANY

PAINES PLOUGH: LOVE LOVE LOVE ALVIN AILEY AMERICAN DANCE THEATERATC & SOHO THEATRE: IVAN & THE DOGS

BIRMINGHAM ROYAL BALLETRAMBERT DANCE COMPANY

GLYNDEBOURNE ON TOURMATTHEW BOURNE’S CINDERELLA COMPANY

THEATRE CENTRE: THE DAY THE WATERS CAMEANALOGUE: BEACHY HEAD

TOLD BY AN IDIOT: AND THE HORSE YOU RODE IN ONPART EXCHANGE THEATRE COMPANY: DRIVE IN DECO

OUTSIDE THE BOX • QDOS: SLEEPING BEAUTY

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