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An Evening With
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Sunday 29th March7.30pm
Tickets £12
“A National Treasure.” Bob Harris
Another opening, another show…or something like that! As usual, we opened this brochure and didn’t close it until we were satisfied that it had plenty of thrills and spills to capture your imagination. We’ve paid close attention to the shows you’ve enjoyed and the companies that have entertained you the most and have done all we can to tailor this season to suit your taste. Don’t worry, we still have the odd curve-ball to throw at you. We wouldn’t be doing our job if we didn’t at least try to stretch your imagination! Our Good Cause Focus this season is a little different this time. Kitchener’s is a great Charity that helps ex-servicemen and women to afford sea-side holidays. The charity has been running for over 95 years and is still supported by a direct descendent of Lord Kitchener. Have a look for our feature on them. The Seagull Rep, our resident company, enjoyed rave reviews with Blackadder Goes Forth and this season sees a return to some Shakespeare. It’ll be a great production with a big cast of our finest talent. Watch out for it, you will love it, I promise. Plus, we have so many other things to look forward to. We’re delighted to be able to welcome Richard Digance to our stage in March. Richard needs no introduction but I’m going to anyway! His own TV series; a BAFTA nomination; a Gold Award from The British Academy of Composers & Songwriters; a Virgin Anthology of Songwriters listing; a world acclaimed poet; and collaborations with Brian May and Elkie Brooks. If that doesn’t impress you, don’t bother coming! We also look forward to launching our new, regular comedy nights hosted by the fabulous Jules Maxine. Jules is a regular on the local circuit as well as London and around the UK. She’s both hilarious and lovely and she’ll make you feel at home. We have youth productions from Dragons Stage School, Acting With Agnes, DPA and the Liverpool Everyman. Stunning drama from Townsend Productions, Stuff Of Dreams, Second Side, Foolhardy and a Jean Paul Satre piece as well as FABBA, Andy The Clown and so much music, you wouldn’t even be able to shake a stick at it (I think that’s commonly called conducting)! So, come and peer behind that magic curtain and you’ll see that theatre is like a wonderland; an amazing place of myth, magic and merriment. I fell in love with theatre as a child and every time I walk through those doors, the sounds of past productions fill my ears, the lights of old shows dazzle my eyes, the classic scripts flood my memories and I’m a child again. Once you step through the looking glass (the one with lights around the edge) there’s no telling where it may lead. Take my hand and hold on tight…
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Tuesday 20th January FREE! 7.30pm
Jules Maxine hosts
Variety NightJules Maxine, in conjunction with the Seagull Theatre, present our fortnightly Variety Night. The best of up and coming local and national talent in a relaxed evening of comedy, music and variety. Your host, Jules Maxine, will ensure an evening of FREE, fun entertainment in the Seagull Theatre bar. Every two months there will be a showcase evening of the best of the best for your delectation. Local artists who would like to perform at one of the evenings should go to the facebook page www.facebook.com/seagullvariety or email [email protected] for details.
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January 20th, February 3rd and 17th, March 3rd and 17th, April 7th and 21st, May 5th and 19th and June 9th and 23rd – all 7.30 until 10.30
Dragons Stage School
Peter PanJoin the Dragons Stage School and members of the Blue Beanstalk Youth Production Company in a brand new production of J.M.Barrie’s timeless story of Peter Pan and Wendy.All the favourite characters abound, including Tinker Bell, the Lost Boys, Mermaids and Tiger Lily, while not forgetting the swashbuckling Captain of the Jolly Roger and her irritating side-kick, Smee. Is that crocodile actually …ticking?A mixture of music and songs as we invite you to join these talented young actors and actresses on their exciting journey to Neverland.
Saturday 17th January £9/£6 2:30pm & 7.30pm
Tuesday 27th January £3 7.30pm
Saturday 7th February £10/£9 7.30pm
International Clown ConventionCGUK2015 presents a gala show extravaganza. Clown Gathering UK brings together a host of clowning talent. Topping the bill, Clown Vercoe & Professor Forte, Bobbo Robers & Smartii Pants, Clown Gingernutt and your very own Andy the Clown. Guest performances to be announced, so make sure you book your tickets early. If you have an interest in clowns and clowning then this is definitely the show for you. A clown show for all the family and one all the family will remember...
Acting With Agnes
Showcase Of TalentAn evening showcasing the talents of students from the Acting with Agnes classes. The sessions run weekly on Mondays 6 30pm till 8pm for young people 12-18 years & Tuesdays 7 30pm to 9pm for adults. Each session costs just £4 and consist of scenes and monologues with Agnes Lillis and Tony Scannell. This is a great opportunity to see the kind of thing that you could achieve with professional help and guidance.
Rod Clark and Roller Coaster present a great night of Rock ‘n’ Roll and Country music together with humour & harmony provided by The Rockettes.During the evening a musical tribute will be paid to Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and The Big Bopper who died tragically together 56 years ago this week.We will be celebrating the legacy of the music they left.
Wednesday 28th & Thursday 29th January £9/£8 £7 Child 7.15pm (doors 6.15pm)
Rod Clark & Roller Coaster
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New Words, Fresh VoicesThis is the Seagull’s bi-monthly performance platform for local poets and songwriters. Described as ‘a place of truth-telling which is the basis of all good poetry’, contributors explore what is good, bad and fascinating about being human – all told with refreshing honesty and good humour. If you would like to take part in this event, please contact Ian Fosten (07791 068080 or [email protected]).
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Second Side presents
When You Cure MeA painful – and painfully funny – play about being young, in love and coping with serious illness.Rachel and Peter are seventeen. They have been going out for six months. It’s love’s young dream. Then Rachel gets seriously ill. She doesn’t want her mum to fuss; she doesn’t want Alice to pretend she’s her best friend; and she certainly doesn’t want Alice’s boyfriend telling bad jokes at her bedside. The only person she wants is Peter, but Peter doesn’t know what it is that he wants.
Townsend Productions present
United We StandTownsend Productions (“...vivid, politically committed theatre”- The Observer) presents the true story of one of the most turbulent industrial battles – the 1972 Builders’ Strike. Led by picket turned actor, Ricky Tomlinson, the high-profile Shrewsbury 24 Campaign still seeks to overturn the unjust prosecution of 24 building workers. United We Stand tells the story behind the dispute with popular and political songs arranged by renowned folk musician John Kirkpatrick. Townsend Productions’ entertaining theatrical style creates a compelling and thought-provoking production.
The Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse presents
Half-Baked“Whoever heard of a cake changing the world?”When local bakery Renée’s is bought out by Starbucks, six teenagers are forced to prepare for life beyond the walls of their beloved workplace. Iced buns, Eccles cakes and ham sandwiches are replaced by university applications, rejection letters and train tickets to London. Half-Baked is a funny, moving, and bittersweet new play about unemployment, uncertain futures, and unreliable ovens.The New Wolsey Theatre, Birmingham Repertory Theatre and Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse are in partnership to create new productions using young theatre makers. facebook.com/youthemakers and twitter @YouTheMakers
DPA Productions present
The Diary Of Adrian MoleThe first in an eight-book series, The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole Aged 13, written by Sue Townsend, was published in 1982 and has sold 20 million copies worldwide. This version has been affectionately tweaked by Lorraine Mason & Ricki Peake. Set in the 1980s, the story follows the life of teenager Adrian Mole, together with his daily dramas and misadventures.
Beck Sian & Jonathan KershawHaunting, dark sounds with Gothic and Celtic origins...Coming from musical backgrounds in rock, classical and traditional Celtic music, Australian singer Beck Siàn (cousin to singer Kate Bush) and acclaimed, UK guitarist Jonathan Kershaw create a supernatural and melancholic soundscape with siren-esque vocals to suit.With a blend of haunting, ghost ballads and verdant Celtic themes, Beck Siàn and Jonathan Kershaw are performing together as part of their “Beautiful Ghosts & Bizarre Tales” tour.
Foolhardy Actors Company Presents
Brief EncounterAlso known as ‘Still Life,’ a playlet by Noel Coward.A modern classic, remembered as one of the most haunting love stories ever told. With wit, warmth and joy, the heartbreak of this timeless story will be brought to the stage by the Foolhardy Actors’ Company. After a chance meeting on a train platform, a married doctor and a suburban housewife enter into a muted but passionate, ultimately doomed, love affair, deftly exploring the thrill, pain, and tenderness of an illicit romance. 1940s Fancy Dress welcome at all performances. Tea-room refreshments from 7pm.
Friday 13th February £8 7.30pm
Saturday 14th February £10/£5 Students 7.30pm
Wednesday 4th March £10/£8 £5 unwaged 7.30pm
Thursday 26th to Saturday 28th February £8/£5 7.30pm
Friday 20th & Saturday 21st February £7 7.30pm
Friday 13th March £5/£7 (26+) 7.30pm
New Words, Fresh VoicesThis is the Seagull’s bi-monthly performance platform for local poets and songwriters. Described as ‘a place of truth-telling which is the basis of all good poetry’, contributors explore what is good, bad and fascinating about being human – all told with refreshing honesty and good humour. If you would like to take part in this event, please contact Ian Fosten (07791 068080 or [email protected]).
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Joshua Pickering Presents
Live at the SeagullBringing local performers together for an evening of Music, Dance, Magic and more! A true variety show using the best talent in the area. Hosted by Cruise Ship entertainer and magician, Joshua Pickering, this is a one night only show to remember! Packed full with something for everyone, you’re in for a fun night!
Wednesday 18th to Friday 20th March £8/£7 7.30pm
Saturday 21st March £6 7.30pm
FABBA Theatre for Adults With Learning Disabilities
Dead Or AliveIt’s high noon in the Town with No Name and the inexperienced new sheriff has his work cut out for him; a stranger has come to town, a vicious band of outlaws are attacking and a pair of would be treasure-hunters have sparked rumours of gold in them thar hills. Fabba Theatre for Adults with Learning Disabilities, with support from Leading Lives, brings you their take on the Wild West in this fast paced and action-packed adventure. Yeehaw!
Sunday 22nd March £10/£8 support from 7.30pm
Ron Sayer Jr. featuring Charlotte Joyce and supportA mainstay on the UK & European blues circuit, they’ve been nominated for several British Blues Awards in the last few years and worked alongside such legends such as Buddy Guy, John Mayall, Walter Trout, Imelda May & Matt Schofield. The band also features the talents of Will Overton on bass & vocals and Paul Wooden on drums.
Saturday 14th March £12 7.30pm
Bob Drury & Yellowstone Events
A Solitary Man – The Songs of Neil DiamondGlitzy, charismatic stadium artiste or inspired poetic songwriter?Bob Drury (‘The Neil Diamond Story’) returns with a brand new one-man show celebrating the genius of Neil Diamond. In the first half of the show Neil’s iconic songs are presented in stripped-down ‘unplugged’ style - the second half picks up the pace and promises a barrage of block-buster hits.
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An Evening With
Richard Digance‘A brand of humour, merriment, music and anecdotes of a life well lived’ - Leek Arts Festival 2014
Richard Digance is a rare performer in that he’s respected by comedians for his original material and by musicians for being an accomplished performer/guitarist. His loyal following confirms his wide appeal, from the younger generation attracted by both his guitar playing and the fact he has inspired many modern-day performers, to the super-loyal who have followed Richard since the time he had his own ITV series and even further when he started out in folk clubs. He has survived all trends with his two hour one-man show, an entertainer who many younger comedians, including Ross Noble, claim as one of their major influences.
The Quaysiders presents
The ElephantMan by Bernard PomeranceThe Elephant Man is based on the life of John Merrick, who lived in London during the latter part of the nineteenth century. A horribly deformed young man, who has been a freak attraction in travelling side shows, is found abandoned and helpless and is admitted for observation to Whitechapel, a prestigious London Hospital. Under the care of a famous young doctor, who educates him and introduces him to London society, Merrick changes from a sensational object of pity to the urbane and witty favourite of the aristocracy and literati. But his belief that he can become a man like any other is a dream never to be realized.
Thursday 26th to Saturday 28th March £10/£9 7.30pm
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Stuff Of Dreams Theatre Company
The Poisoners’ Pactby Tim Lane and Cordelia SpenceThe irrepressible Stuff of Dreams Theatre Company return with ‘The Poisoners’ Pact’. Set in the 1830s in North Norfolk, the play explores the story of Catherine Frary and Frances Billings who were found guilty of several murders by administering arsenic to their hapless victims. This lethal substance was frequently disguised in dumplings. Join us for an exciting evening of unusual recipes, mayhem and murder. We hope you won’t lose your appetites!
Broad Roots in partnership with The Seagull presents
Steve Tilstan plus supportHe’s been described as “a complete guitarist,”
“a singer songwriter of rare talent” and “absurdly accomplished.”A great narrator on top form. The Observer ****exquisite guitar work ... The Guardian ****
…songs of great heart, delivered with authority and instrumental panache. The Scotsman ****
Foolhardy Actors Company present
Educating Ritaby Willy RussellFrustrated with her mundane, routine life, hairdresser Rita is determined to change her life and enrols on an Open University course in her spare time. Her tutor, Frank, a disaffected and cynical academic, takes on the job to pay for his drink habit, but soon finds Rita challenging him at every turn. Willy Russell’s classic and award-winning comedy drama follows Rita as she struggles to overcome the confines of her class and the effect her spirit and energy has on the jaded Frank.Thursday 16th April £10/£9 £6 Student Party 7.30pm
Saturday 18th April £8/£7 7.30pm
Friday 17th April £10/£8 7.30pm
Thursday 23rd to Saturday 25th April £9/£7 7.30pm
Thursday 30th April £7 7.30pm
Gin CityGin City is a good time 5 piece blues / jazz band, with roots in early blues and swing, putting the Gin City spin on contemporary blues, from slow melodic to train-fast boogie-woogie.With fine musicianship from Simon Whitney – guitar and harmonica, Bob Fielder – keyboard, James Young – double bass, Keith Froud on drums and female vocals from Carol Nicholls, the band has the ability to make you dance and generates a good feeling whenever and wherever they play. This is a night not to be missed.
The John Ward Band plus supportSinger/songwriter John Ward regularly plays all over England as well as on the continent. Tonight he brings together a great band of musicians for the fuller sound found on several of his critically acclaimed albums. “ Excellent”- Folk Roots ‘Powerful originals’ - Eastern Daily Press.A hugely eclectic mix of music across a range of styles from some top drawer musicians.
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Wednesday 8th to Saturday 11th April £8/£7 7.30pm
The Seagull Rep presents
A Midsummer Night’s Dreamby William Shakespeare
The Seagull Rep presents this classic Shakespearian comedy. You are cordially invited to the wedding of Theseus and Hippolyta.
There’s love, forbidden love, unrequited love and “love-in-idleness”! All set in a magical Fairy Woodland, this play within a play has rude mechanicals, a bottom with an ass at the top, kings, queens, dukes, a company of actors so bad that they’re actually quite good (not our Rep, we hasten to add!) and so many twists & turns that, in the end, the whole thing may be “past the wit of man”
Thursday 2nd to Saturday 4th April £7/£6 7.30pm
Huis Clos (No Exit) By Jean Paul-Satre translated by Jeremy BenthamEnter the second empire drawing room and observe our three protagonists as they try to establish why they are here and what it is they have done. Satre’s seminal existential play takes you on a journey through a plethora of human instincts and emotions and manipulations; the play derives Satre’s famous quote “Hell is other people”. An enlightening evening of entertainment and thought is ensured.
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Lord Kitchener Memorial Holiday Centre. Registered Charity No. 230090www.kitchenerslowestoft.co.uk
The Lord Kitchener Memorial Holiday Centre was founded as a memorial to the national hero Field Marshal Lord Kitchener of Khartoum and was opened in Lowestoft in 1919. The Centre offers subsidised holiday accommodation exclusively to men and women who have served in the armed or merchant services and their partners. Funded by sponsorship from service charities and by donations from visiting guests and the people of Lowestoft the Centre is a registered charity with a direct descendant of Lord Kitchener as patron (Lady Emma Kitchener). The Seagull Theatre proudly supports this charity for the duration of this brochure and hopes to help them continue their activities
The Seagull Youth Theatre Our Youth Wing is now in full flight and includes all aspects of theatre including technical aspects such as lighting, sound and sets.Suitable for all children aged 5-18 in three separate classes running alongside school timetables.Sessions are held on Wednesdays and will culminate in productions through the year.
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Classes & Workshops
Mondays FABBA Theatre for Adults with Learning Disabilities Pakefield Academy of Performing Arts Acting With Agnes Lillis (12-18 yrs)Tuesdays Mattie & Mimi’s Pre-School Music Class Pakefield Academy of Performing Arts Acting With Agnes Lillis (18 yrs+)Wednesdays Hatha Yoga Seagull Youth TheatreThursdays Dynamic Yoga Fridays RPG/Model War GamingSaturdays Theatre Train Performing Arts ClassesSundays Seagull Community Choir
At The Seagull we have many classes and regular workshops for you to get involved in
Get in touch to find out more about getting involved or about hiring one of our studios for your own event or seminar
We are now pleased to offer theatrical parties for children.We can work with your ideas to create a themed party
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The Seagull is an intimate 112 seat theatre in Lowestoft, Suffolk that plays host to a regular stream of local talent, regional and national
touring theatre companies & bands offering a diverse program for all ages and tastes. The Seagull Theatre was originally The Morton Road School until the early 1960s when it was converted to the building that exists today. In 2006 Suffolk County Council withdrew their funding which caused its temporary closure. As a result of this the SOS (‘Save our Seagull’) group was formed, the patrons of which were Oscar-winning Dame Judi Dench and Laurence Olivier Award winning Desmond Barrit. Dame Judi pledged her personal support to the campaigners fighting to save the theatre. The Seagull was saved and reopened in 2007 and has since been renovated. We have now established status as a Community Interest Company and we truly believe we have an important role to play as a dedicated community performing arts centre. We are continually working on community projects in addition to working very closely with local schools. We currently receive no continuous outside funding. We have 3 large studios, office space and a theatre with licensed bar to rent for private functions and we are continually working on improving the building as finances allow. The theatre has its own in-house production company, The Seagull Rep, and is also home to many local companies as well as two theatre schools. The Seagull’s continuing survival is dependent upon its volunteers. We are always looking for new volunteers, so if you’d like to help us either doing something technical, administrative or just want to help make teas, we can always use new people. To find out more, email us at [email protected], call us on (01502) 589726 or like us on Facebook. If you have an email address please join our marketing list to receive up to date information and special offers. If you have already visited the Seagull and enjoyed your experience, we hope you will return and please tell all your friends and family. If you have not, please come and give us a look and see one of the vast variety of shows and events we have on offer. Also, we always welcome new ideas. The Seagull is a community theatre and we need the community to be involved so we can provide events, facilities and services that you, the audience, would like to see.
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