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OMNIBUS THEATRE

SEPTEMBER – DECEMBER 2017

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I am delighted to welcome you to Omnibus Theatre’s Autumn programme brought to you in the heart of Clapham.

This September opens with two groundbreaking and critically acclaimed productions; Robyn Winfield Smith’s powerful production of Judith: A Parting from the Body. Our associate artists Unholy Mess return fresh from the Edinburgh Fringe with Above the Mealy-mouthed Sea. To round off the month, comedian and Radio 4 stalwart Marcus Brigstocke and his new improv supergroup perform in There Will Be Cake.

October’s Perception Festival theme is about going against the tide. A vibrant mix of theatre, music and debate exploring what it means to step outside the box. Headlining is Kay Adshead’s new play A Cracked Plaster Sky; uncompromising, bold and not to be missed.

The European premiere of the dark comedy, The Trap about the perils of pay day loan sharks comes to us for three weeks in November and if you’re looking for a great family Christmas show, look no further. Zeraffa Giraffa, is our exciting co-production with the prestigious Little Angel Theatre. This wonderful story, brings to life the true

tale of a giraffe’s journey from Ethiopia to Paris. We will also be extending our Christmas offering with a version of Henry James’ psychological thriller The Turn of the Screw.

Throughout the season we continue our monthly storytelling evening So This is What Happened… Come along to hear extraordinary, amusing and life affirming real life stories. Omnibus Sunday Music continues with a special line-up for November, when we are once again a featured venue in the prestigious EFG London Jazz Festival.

Finally, please do come and say hello to us. We love showing you our beautiful red brick building. Pop in to meet Sally, our new Café and Bar Manager, who will be opening for business this Autumn, presenting a delicious menu for you to enjoy.

Marie McCarthy Artistic Director

THANK YOU

We are incredibly grateful to all of our donors and members for their generous contributions to Omnibus Theatre, including the following individuals:

SUPPORT OMNIBUS

Omnibus Theatre receives no guaranteed funding or public subsidy. We are very grateful for your donations to help us stage excellent art and provide creative opportunities to the whole community.

DONATIONS

Donations large & small are essential to help us keep the building open and create amazing artistic experiences.

MEMBERSHIPS

Our members receive exclusive benefits and the latest Omnibus news for as little as £25 a year.

CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS

With around 15,000 people passing through our building every year, we work with businesses to provide unique, engaging advertising and sponsorship opportunities.

LEARN MORE

Visit www.omnibus-clapham.org/support-us Email [email protected] Call 020 7498 4699

Charles Bland David Browne Christopher Clarke Caroline Clarke Renuka Cheema Sue Dunderdale Mark Dyer Jacqueline Dyer Cathy Eastburn

Ben Plowden Gena Gilbert Tim Gosling Sue Johnson Andrew Lorant Lucy Macdonald Angela Owen MBE Jenny Sheridan Philippe Teilhard de Chardin

In addition, our work would not be possible without the support of charitable trusts, foundations and organisations:

Apples and Pears Heart of Experian Charity Fund Jack Petchey Foundation Law Family Charitable Foundation Postcode Community Trust The Harold Hyam Wingate Foundation The John Browne Charitable Trust The Leche Trust The Percy Bilton Charity The Theatres Trust

The world is a very big place, especially for a tiny baby penguin who is just finding his feet. But although baby penguin may be small, his family know he’s the biggest thing of all. This early year’s favourite is a lovely and touching story about a parent and their love for their child. A Little Angel Theatre production based on the book by Emma Dodd published by The Templar Company Limited.

Woyzeck (Omnibus, 2013) director Robyn Winfield-Smith returns with this powerful one-act play that radically re-imagines the legend of Judith – the daring widow who infiltrates the enemy camp the night before battle to kill the blood-crazed head of the army, Holofernes.

An all-star improv show from award-winning improvisers Marcus Brigstocke, Rachel Parris, Pippa Evans and Paul Foxcroft. Each evening will be a brilliant, one-off, never to be repeated, dazzling, hilarious, silly, exciting, dangerous, innovative show featuring real fire (candles). And there will be cake. Actual cake.

WED 13 – FRI 15 SEP, 7.30PM

JUDITH: A PARTING FROM THE BODY

£9 ADULTS | £7 CHILDREN AND CONC.

FOR AGES 14+

'Exhilarating and provoking'

'Obscenely adorable'

— The Stage

— Time Out

A LITTLE ANGEL PRODUCTION

SUN 24 SEP, 11AM, 1PM & 2.45PM

ME

FOR AGES 2-5

TUE 26 – SAT 30 SEP, 7.30PM & 9PM

THERE WILL BE CAKE

TUE 26 & SAT 30 SEP, 7.30PM

WED 27 – FRI 29 SEP, 9PM

£15 | £12 CONC.

£12 | £10 CONC.

WHAT'S ON?

£15 | £12 CONC.

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AN UNHOLY MESS PRODUCTION

IN ASSOCIATION WITH OMNIBUS THEATRE

Fresh from Edinburgh our award winning Associate Artists Unholy Mess kick off their national tour at Omnibus Theatre. Fusing poetry and song Above the Mealy-mouthed Sea is a funny, strange and poignant play about growing up and inescapable truths. Performance poet Jemima Foxtrot takes you on a powerful journey exploring memory, childhood and what happens when we can't quite get the story right.

WED 27 – FRI 29 SEP, 7.30PM

ABOVE THE MEALY-MOUTHED SEA

FOR AGES 14+

— The Observer'The brilliant Foxtrot is the one to watch'

True stories told by you. Ordinary people tell their extraordinary stories. They’re poignant, funny, life affirming, cathartic and true. You could be a part of it if you have a story to tell. Join us on the last Thursday of each month for this extraordinary evening that celebrates the power of words. Interested in telling a story with us? Get in touch: [email protected].

£6

THU 28 SEP, THU 26 OCT & THU 30 NOV, 7.30PM

SO, THIS IS WHAT HAPPENED...

£12 | £10 CONC.

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What inspires us to not conform, take chances, make radical choices and find a new tribe? This October we’re hosting a festival of vibrant drama, music and debate that examines what it means to step outside the box.

Explore the uncertainty, rebellion and bravery of going against the tide. What will you bring to the debate?

Buy a ticket for 2 or more shows across the festival and redeem any drink at the bar FREE*

*Subject to availability. Please ask at the box office for more information.

'As a meditation on loneliness and the power of fantasy, it’s a great success'— The Stage

Hilarious and brutal, this is a modern fairy tale about a woman who asked for very little in life, and didn’t even get that. Fresh from the success of Heart of Darkness last Spring Scandal and Gallows Theatre are back with a new staging of Nikolai Gogol’s famous short story.

£12 | £10 CONC. FOR AGES 12+

'Well and truly riveting'— The Sunday Times on Heart of Darkness

WED 4 – FRI 6 OCT, 7.30PM

THE OVERCOAT

Where do all the dead pigeons go? I could give you the answer right now...but it would ruin the show. Between you and me, I'm still not sure. With felt-tip pens, & his ex- girlfriend's overhead projector, Scott Turnbull takes us on a journey through space and time in this miraculous weaving of science fiction, memoir, parable, fairytale and farce.

SAT 7 OCT, 7.30PM

£12 | £10 CONC. FOR AGES 14+

CO-PRODUCED BY ARC STOCKTON AND NORTHERN STAGE

SUPPORTED BY GREYSCALE

WHERE DO ALL THE DEAD PIGEONS GO?

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Science relies on those brave enough to be revolutionary, to go against the word of the day. Part of Perception 2017, our Actors Alive scientists launch the weekend with a bang with their immersive show. Get stuck into the experiments and crafts around the building, and then stop for some delicious themed refreshments in our brand new café-bar. The Omnibus Fun Palace will have something for everyone, of all ages, embracing the fun and creative nature of the national Fun Palaces movement.

Led by 2015 Kenny Wheeler Jazz Prize winner and British vibraphonist Ralph Wyld, Mosaic’s repertoire consists of original music inspired by a wide variety of sources, from artist Paul Klee to Aldershot Town Football Club. The band seamlessly blends elements of contemporary jazz and chamber music in exciting and unexpected ways.

FREE EVENT ALL AGES

SAT 7 – SUN 8 OCT, 11AM – 4PM SUN 8 OCT, 7.30PM

OMNIBUS THEATRE FUN PALACE MOSAIC

We all had the desire to leave. I felt it from them. A pulse. A real flesh and blood pulse. I know they felt it, you couldn’t ignore it, couldn’t speak of it. So we silenced it’s beat.

The story of one woman’s struggle to carve her own path in a family of six women. Women who are both allies and enemies. Based on real experiences, this bold and unapol- ogetic new play explores what happens when you dare to challenge conformity, and make your voice heard.

MANJEET MANN SALLY POMME CLAYTON & THE SWAMP GIRLS

WED 11 – THU 12 OCT, 7.30PM

£12 | £10 CONC. FOR AGES 14+

A DANGEROUS WOMAN

Ivan marries a frog? A wicked racket! Urban meets forest. Patriarchy meets feminism. Baba Yaga meets Koschey the Deathless! Pioneering storyteller Sally Pomme Clayton and musicians Georgia Kalogeropoulou and Dawn Rose embark on a provocative collaboration, combining girl-punk with a surreal narrative, mixing spoken word, distorted guitar, demonic drums, and a collage of fragmented images v-jayed live by digital artist Fotios Begklis. It's gonna be loud! Adults only!

FRI 13 OCT, 7.30PM

£12 | £10 CONC. FOR AGES 14+

THE FROG PRINCESS PUNKED

£10 | £5 UNDER 25'S

'Touching and poignant'— Behind the Arras (for Flying Solo)

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A comic solo show written and performed by Katy Schutte, fresh from the Edinburgh Fringe 2017. This is the story of her trying to find love despite freezing up at chocolates, serenades and thoughtful surprises. For the record, Katy is perfectly happy to put Baby in a corner.

Ireland. 1986. A 15 year old girl dies giving birth at a grotto. An original and sometimes humorous imagining of a young woman’s search for understanding, in a conversation with the statue of the Virgin Mary. Inspired by a true story. Nominated for a Bobby Award, Brighton Fringe 2017.

KATY SCHUTTE

SAT 14 OCT, 7.30PM

SCHUTTE THE UNROMANTIC

£12 | £10 CONC. FOR AGES 14+

Actor David Timpson represents Beethoven in this thrilling concert-drama, with the Dante Quartet performing all 3 of Beethoven's great 'Razumovsky' Quartets. Beethoven was the ultimate non-conformist. In a time when composers were humble employees, Beethoven insisted on being treated as an equal. After suffering debilitating hearing loss, he went on to create many of his greatest works while totally deaf, insisting to critics that he was writing “music for a later age”.

DANTE QUARTET WITH DAVID TIMSON

SUN 15 OCT, 4PM

BEETHOVEN'S QUARTET JOURNEY

£15 | £12 CONC. | £5 UNDER 25'S

'It's many writers' dream to have their first play be as good as this...a brilliant performer, whose commanding energy fills the space & an exceptionally talented writer'

— Broadway Baby

WILD PRODUCTIONS

TUE 17 – THU 19 OCT, 7.30PM

MARY AND ME

£12 | £10 CONC. FOR AGES 14+

In a world where everyone is as unique as the next person, Omnibus Theatre collaborates with theatre makers Rachael Black and Naomi Joseph in an evening that celebrates individuality. Join us for an evening of theatre, film and spoken word as we explore conforming and rebelling in today’s world.

AN EVENING OF THEATRE, FILM & SPOKEN WORD

FRI 20 OCT, 7.30PM

I'M UNIQUE...JUST LIKE EVERYONE ELSE

£10 | £8 CONC. FOR AGES 14+

— Three Weeks (for Who Ya Gonna Call?) — Broadway Baby (for Happily Never After) — Edinburgh Reviews (for Knightmare Live)

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Honest and complex stories are gathered from across different London communities in I Walk in Your Words. This funny and poignant piece of verbatim theatre challenges cultural stereotyping and addresses the important issues pervading modern society. Hear true stories of identity and belonging that are all at once moving, unpredictable, tender, and funny.

Flamenco is music on the edge. It is passion only just restrained, emotion only just contained by form. It is wild, subversive, elemental, a fight to the death in music and dance. Jesse Sebastian returns as part of Perception Festival with special guests for no less than the fifth time.

“AND IT IS THEN,

I FINALLY REALISE.

I AM LOST”

SAT 21 OCT, 7.30PM

SUN 22 OCT, 4PM

I WALK IN YOUR WORDS JESSE SEBASTIAN FLAMENCO

£12 | £10 CONC.

£10 | £5 UNDER 25'S

FOR AGES 14+

A CRACKED PLASTER SKY

FUTURES THEATRE

KRISTINE LANDON-SMITH & ASSOCIATES

TUE 24 – SAT 28 OCT, 7.30PM

£15 | £12 CONC.

Inspired by real stories of women working in street prostitution, A Cracked Plaster Sky tells the irreverent and, at times, painfully amusing story of Grace, and the voice inside her head. A voice that, despite poverty, violence, imprisonment, estrangement and despair, won’t shut up. Told over 70 years, the story strips to the bone, a fleshy raw life, and an entire generation and their dreams. It proposes a different way of being. It reveals other shining universes.

Morning Star (for Offside, UK Tour 2017)

Produced by Futures Theatre

'A particularly impressive feat'— The Independent (for A Bogus Woman, UK Tour 2015)

Written by renowned playwright & theatre-maker Kay Adshead

'Essential watching'

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Tom and Clem are deep in debt. Alan, Tom’s boss, owes big bucks. Meryl, Alan’s manager, is mortgaged to the hilt. They each decide to crack the company safe and put an end to their financial woes. But will they break their cycle of debt? Or is this just another terrible trap? A biting new comedy about the financial perils of a capitalist world.

— North Texas News'...a timely take on our money-mad world'

THE TRAP

TUE 31 OCT – SUN 5 NOV

TUE 7 NOV – SUN 12 NOV

TUE 14 NOV – SUN 19 NOV

WEEKDAYS, 7.30PM | SUNDAYS, 4PM

WELCOME TO THE DEBT DUCK – THE UK’S PREMIERE PAYDAY LOANS COMPANY

£15 | £12 CONC. FOR AGES 14+

A NEW PLAY BY KIERAN LYNN

DIRECTED BY DAN AYLING

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Dynamic and talented theatre makers perform new work in front of an audience. Keep an eye on our website for details of this months artists. Previous artists include Katie Bonna, Rob Auton, Stella Duffy and Tom Adams.

WED 22 NOV, 7.30PM

ENGINE ROOM

£6

From the creators of the Olivier Award-winning ‘Showstop- per! The Improvised Musical’ comes a fresh new take on improvised theatre. Sometimes funny, sometimes creepy, The Society of Strange spins tales of the macabre and uncanny out of audience suggestions. If you thought improv was only comedy, think again and prepare to be spooked.

EXTEMPORE THEATRE

SAT 25 NOV, 7.30PM

THE SOCIETY OF STRANGE

£10 | £8 CONC. FOR AGES 16+

'Unique and pushing the boundaries of improvisation'— Broadway Baby

Across the plains of Ethiopia where grass grows tall and acacias taste sweet. A young giraffe is sent as a gift from the Pasha of Egypt to the King of France, but Paris is very far away…

With a boy called Atir to help Zeraffa find her way, the pair sail down the Nile past pyramids, sphinxes and temples and out across the stormy sea to a country where everything is different. No one has seen an animal like Zeraffa before. Can Zeraffa & Atir find a way to make this new place home?

Zeraffa Giraffa is an emotionally engaging tale that explores what it is like to be different. Based on the book by award- winning children’s author Dianne Hofmeyr, Zeraffa Giraffa

is inspired by the astonishing true tale of a real giraffe. This brand new adaptation is told using beautiful hand- made puppets and an original musical score that will bring you along Zeraffa’s epic journey across land and sea.

Creative Team

Writer Sabrina Mahfouz, Director Elgiva Field, Designer Ingrid Hu, Composer Candida Caldicot, Puppetry Director Matthew Hutchinson, Producer Felicity Paterson.

Based on ‘Zeraffa Giraffa’ by Dianne Hofmeyr, illustrated by Jane Ray, published by Quarto Publishing PlcText Copyright © Dianne Hofmeyr, 2014 Illustrations Copyright © Jane Ray, 2014

ZERAFFA GIRAFFA

SAT 25 NOV – SUN 17 DEC

WEEKDAYS, 10.30AM & 1PM | WEEKENDS, 11AM & 2PM

£10 ADULTS | £8 CHILDREN & CONC. FOR CHILDREN AGES 4 – 8 AND THEIR ADULTS

BASED ON ‘ZERAFFA GIRAFFA’ BY DIANNE HOFMEYR, ILLUSTRATED

BY JANE RAY, PUBLISHED BY QUARTO PUBLISHING PLC.

A PLAY BY SABRINA MAHFOUZ.

AN OMNIBUS THEATRE AND LITTLE ANGEL THEATRE CO-PRODUCTION

RELAXED PERFORMANCES

SUN 26 NOV, 11AM | SAT 2 DEC ,2PM | WED 13 DEC ,1PM

In the tradition of Victorian fireside ghost stories Strange Fish bring you Henry James’ classic tale of suspense and horror. A young governess journeys to a lonely manor house to care for an orphaned brother and sister. She is drawn into a terrible struggle for the very souls of the children. But one frightening question tortures the would be heroine: Are the ghosts real or the product of her own fevered imagination?

Join local jazz band Baraka in our café area performing original tunes and improv with distinctive Afro-Latin sounds. Young musicians are invited to play along. Bring your own instrument or join in on percussion.

A warm welcome awaits you at Omnibus Theatre Cafe and Bar. Enjoy a selection of wines, cocktails and refreshing local beers, alongside our new Whiskey & Gin bar. Great coffee and teas, cakes and pastries are served daily to eat in or take away. We offer a seasonal menu sourced sustainably and specially curated to compliment our vibrant programme. Come and try the "Blue Food Plate" during Perception 2017. Relax, soak in the atmosphere and take a look at the monthly art exhibition. Canapés and catering also available for booked events and parties. For all enquiries please call: 0207 498 4699 or email [email protected].

STRANGE FISH

THU 7 – SAT 9 DEC | THU 14 – SAT 16 DEC, 7.30PM

THE TURN OF THE SCREW

A PLATEFUL OF JAZZ

£15 | £12 CONC.

£5 SUGGESTED DONATION

SUN 24 SEP | SUN 29 OCT | SUN 26 NOV, 1PM-3PM

EAT AND DRINK AT OMNIBUS THEATRE

FOR AGES 14+

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SPONSORED BY CAVATINA MUSIC TRUST

SUNDAY MUSIC

Actor, comedian and writer John Bird, of ‘That Was The Week That Was’ fame, is in conversation with harpist Alison Martin, who provides the Bach, in this unique, one off opportunity.

SUN 17 SEP, 7.30PM

BIRD AND BACH

£15 | £12 CONC. | £5 UNDER 25'S

Join Magnard Ensemble for vibrant classical performance, instrument demonstration and interactive activities and enjoy the wonderful world of wind chamber music.

SUN 1 OCT, 11AM

MAGNARD ENSEMBLE FAMILY CONCERT

CHILDREN FREE 5 – 11 £5 ADULT

PERCEPTION FESTIVAL

Actor David Timson represents Beethoven in this thrilling concert-drama, with the Dante Quartet performing all three of Beethoven’s great “Razumovsky” Quartets.

SUN 15 OCT, 4PM

BEETHOVEN'S QUARTET JOURNEY

£15 | £12 CONC. | £5 UNDER 25'S

BBC Young Jazz Musician of The Year, Alexandra, and 4 other young musicians whose passion and mature band sound belie their tender years. From swinging jazz to solid funk tunes.

SUN 26 NOV, 7.30PM

ALEXANDRA RIDOUT QUINTET

£10 | £5 UNDER 25'S

Uproarious, moving, sexy, hilarious and utterly off the wall one-woman musical cabaret, featuring Zoe Martlew’s unforgettably theatrical compositions for cello, voice & pre- recorded soundtrack in a dazzling array of musical styles.

SUN 3 DEC, 8.30PM

REVUE Z ZOE MARTLEW CABARET

£12 | £10 | £5 UNDER 25'S

Rising young jazz soloist Mark Kavuma featuring some of the most gifted, engaging & masterful young musicians on the scene today. Expect original compositions & jazz of every colour.

SUN 5 NOV, 7.30PM

MARK KAVUMA QUARTET

£10 | £5 UNDER 25'S

Multi-prize winner Misha Mullov-Abbado comes together with 3 musicians including one of Australia’s brightest exports, Kath Haling, to create a musical adventure where the worlds of jazz and pop collide.

KATH HALING GROUP

SUN 12 NOV, 7.30PM

EFG LONDON JAZZ FESTIVAL

£10 | £5 UNDER 25'S

Led by 2015 Kenny Wheeler prize winner Ralph Wyld, Mosaic blend elements of contemporary jazz and chamber music in exciting and unexpected ways.

PERCEPTION FESTIVAL

SUN 8 OCT, 7.30PM

MOSAIC

£10 | £5 UNDER 25'S

Award-winning London-based guitarist Rob Luft is a young, incredibly talented artist and musician with a strong vision, presenting music from his debut album, Riser.

ROB LUFT BAND

SUN 19 NOV, 7.30PM

EFG LONDON JAZZ FESTIVAL

£10 | £5 UNDER 25'S

Double bill from Brooklyn’s Kenny Young and the Eggplants, with their intergalactic folk-and-roll songs, & melodic folk-pop singer-songwriter Rebecca Hollweg. As heard on BBC Radio.

REBECCA HOLLWEG, KENNY YOUNG AND THE EGGPLANTS

£10 | £5 UNDER 25'S

SUN 3 SEP, 7.30PM

PERCEPTION FESTIVAL

Flamenco is music on the edge. It is passion only just restrained, emotion only just contained by form. Jesse Sebastian returns with special guests to Omnibus by critical acclaim for no less than the fifth time.

SUN 22 OCT, 4PM

JESSE SEBASTIAN FLAMENCO

£10 | £5 UNDER 25'S 13

DIARY SEPTEMBER – DECEMBER 2017

*RELAXED PERFORMANCES.

SO, THIS IS WHAT HAPPENED... 7.30PM

WED 1 THE TRAP SECOND PREVIEW, 7.30PM

NOVEMBER

THU 2

FRI 3

SAT 4

THE TRAP, 7.30PM

THE TRAP, 7.30PM

THE TRAP, 7.30PM

SEPTEMBER

SUN 3 REBECCA HOLLWEG, KENNY YOUNG & THE EGGPLANTS, 7.30PM

WED 13 JUDITH: A PARTING FROM THE BODY, 7.30PM

THU 14 JUDITH: A PARTING FROM THE BODY, 7.30PM

FRI 15 JUDITH: A PARTING FROM THE BODY, 7.30PM

SUN 17 BIRD AND BACH, 7.30PM

SUN 24 ME, 11AM, 1PM & 2.45PM

A PLATEFUL OF JAZZ, 1PM – 3PM

TUE 26 THERE WILL BE CAKE, 7.30PM

WED 27 ABOVE THE MEALY-MOUTHED SEA, 7.30PM

THERE WILL BE CAKE, 9PM

THU 28 ABOVE THE MEALY-MOUTHED SEA, 7.30PM

FRI 29


SAT 30


ABOVE THE MEALY-MOUTHED SEA, 7.30PM


THERE WILL BE CAKE, 7.30PM

TUE 7 THE TRAP, 7.30PM

WED 8

THU 9

FRI 10

SAT 11

SUN 12

TUE 14

WED 15

THU 16

FRI 17

SAT 18

SUN 19

WED 22

SAT 25

SUN 26

WED 29

THU 30

THE TRAP, 7.30PM

THE TRAP, 7.30PM

THE TRAP, 7.30PM

THE TRAP, 7.30PM

THE TRAP, 4PM

KATH HALING GROUP, EFG LONDON JAZZ FESTIVAL, 7.30PM

THE TRAP, 7.30PM

THE TRAP, 7.30PM

THE TRAP, 7.30PM

THE TRAP, 7.30PM

THE TRAP, 7.30PM

THE TRAP, 4PM

ROB LUFT BAND, EFG LONDON JAZZ FESTIVAL, 7.30PM

ENGINE ROOM, 7.30PM

ZERAFFA GIRAFFA, 11AM & 2PM


THE SOCIETY OF STRANGE, 7.30PM

ALEXANDRA RIDOUT QUINTET, 7.30PM

ZERAFFA GIRAFFA, 10.30AM & 1PM



FRI 1

DECEMBER

SAT 2

SUN 3

WED 6

THU 7

FRI 8

SAT 9

SUN 10

WED 13

THU 14

FRI 15

SAT 16

SUN 17


ZERAFFA GIRAFFA, 2PM*


CABARET: REVUE Z ZOE MARTLEW, 8.30PM



THE TURN OF THE SCREW, 7.30PM














OCTOBER

WED 4

SUN 1

THU 5

THE OVERCOAT, 7.30PM

MAGNARD ENSEMBLE FAMILY CONCERT, 11AM


FRI 6

SAT 7

SUN 8

WED 11

THU 12

FRI 13

SAT 14

SUN 15

TUE 17

WED 18

THU 19

FRI 20

SAT 21

SUN 22

TUE 24

WED 25

THU 26

FRI 27

SAT 28

SUN 29

TUE 31


WHERE DO ALL THE DEAD PIGEONS GO, 7.30PM

OMNIBUS THEATRE FUN PALACE, 11AM – 4PM

MOSAIC, 7.30PM

OMNIBUS THEATRE FUN PALACE, 11AM – 4PM

A DANGEROUS WOMAN, 7.30PM

A DANGEROUS WOMAN, 7.30PM

THE FROG PRINCESS PUNKED, 7.30PM

SCHUTTE THE UNROMANTIC, 7.30PM

BEETHOVEN’S QUARTET JOURNEY, 4PM

MARY AND ME, 7.30PM

MARY AND ME, 7.30PM

MARY AND ME, 7.30PM

I'M UNIQUE...JUST LIKE EVERYONE ELSE, 7.30PM

I WALK IN YOUR WORDS, 7.30PM

JESSE SEBASTIAN FLAMENCO, 4PM

A CRACKED PLASTER SKY, 7.30PM






THE TRAP PREVIEW, 7.30PM

SUN 5 MARK KAVUMA QUARTET, 7.30PM


SUN 5 THE TRAP, 4PM

OMNIBUS YOUTH THEATRE CLASSES

AGES 5-15 EVERY TERM-TIME SATURDAY

AUTUMN TERM-TIME BEGINS 9 SEP

'IT NOT ONLY DEVELOPS ACTING SKILLS, BUT

SHOWS CHILDREN THAT THERE ARE MANY

WAYS OF BEING CREATIVE IN THEATRE'

For more info and to reserve yourself a place, call or email our Creative Learning Producer Rhian on:

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