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Saturday 7 December 2013 – Sunday 12 January 2014

Nottingham welcomes The Hoff!This year our family pantomime will feature a truly spectacular line-up of stars. The Swashbuckling adventures of Peter Pan bring together international superstar David Hasselhoff, together with the nation’s favourite children’s TV presenter, Barney Harwood.

We are especially delighted to welcome the legendary Su Pollard – one of the country’s best-loved stars of stage and screen – to the Theatre Royal and her home city of Nottingham this Christmas.

Join us as we fly away to Neverland, where this adventure is brought magically to life with stunning sets, amazing costumes, an abundance of comedy and breathtaking flying sequences. Peter Pan guarantees an unmissable story and features Crocodiles, Lost Boys, Pirates and Fairies!

See page 32 for access information relating to this show

A performance specially adapted to customers with a wide range of special needs and those on the autistic spectrum

BOx OFFiCe 0115 989 5555BOOK ONLiNe www.trch.co.uk

Prices*SAT 7 – THU 19 DEC & THU 2 – SUN 12 JAN (EXCL. SAT PERFS.)Stalls £26.50 £24.50 £22.50 Dress Circle £26.50 £24.50 Upper Circle £24.50 £22.50 Balcony £18 £15 SAT 21 – TUE 31 DEC (& ALL OTHER SAT PERFS.)Stalls £29.50 £27.50 £25.50 Dress Circle £29.50 £27.50 Upper Circle £27.50 £25.50 Balcony £21 £17

Save MoneyRoyal Friends Save £5 in the Stalls and Upper Circle & £2.50 in the Dress Circle for Tue 10 & Thu 12 Dec 7.15pm Under 16s, Over 60s, Registered Unwaged, Students Save £4 in the Stalls & £2.50 in the Upper Circle. Concessions do not apply to blue performances.School Parties (10+) All tickets £10 for red midweek matinees with 1 free teacher ticket per 10 tickets purchasedGroups (20+) All tickets in the Stalls £21 for red performancesCustomers with disabilities 50% discount (Stalls only)

*Fees A £1 per transaction administration fee will be added to purchases through www.trch.co.uk and a £2 administration fee to purchases made in person and by phone. A 75p card transaction fee will be added for payments by credit/debit card. For more details see page 30 or visit www.trch.co.uk/fees

January 2014Wed 01 No Performances Thu 02 2.30pm 7.15pm Fri 03 2.30pm 7.15pm Sat 04 2.30pm CAP 7.15pm Sun 05 1.30pm AD 6.00pm Mon 06 No Performances Tue 07 1.30pm 7.15pm Wed 08 1.30pm RP 7.15pm Thu 09 1.30pm 7.15pm Fri 10 1.30pm 7.15pm SLiP Sat 11 2.30pm 7.15pm Sun 12 1.30pm 6.00pm

December 2013Sat 07 2.30pm 7.15pm Sun 08 1.30pm 6.00pm Mon 09 No Performances Tue 10 1.30pm 7.15pm Wed 11 1.30pm 7.15pm Thu 12 1.30pm SLiP 7.15pm Fri 13 1.30pm 7.15pm Sat 14 2.30pm AD 7.15pm Sun 15 1.30pm SLiP 6.00pm Mon 16 No Performances Tue 17 1.30pm 7.15pm Wed 18 1.30pm 7.15pm Thu 19 1.30pm 7.15pm Fri 20 No Performances Sat 21 2.30pm 7.15pm Sun 22 1.30pm 6.00pm Mon 23 2.30pm 7.15pm Tue 24 1.30pm 5.30pm Wed 25 No Performances Thu 26 2.30pm 7.15pm Fri 27 2.30pm 7.15pm Sat 28 2.30pm 7.15pm Sun 29 1.30pm 6.00pm Mon 30 2.30pm 7.15pm Tue 31 1.30pm 5.30pm

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Wednesday 15 – Sunday 19 JanuaryDiRect fRom LoNDoN’s West eND

Celebrating the undisputed King of Pop

THRILLER LIVENow in its 5th record breaking year, THRiLLeR LiVe is a spectacular concert created to celebrate the career of the world’s greatest entertainer.

Seen by over two million people in 26 countries, THRiLLeR LiVe continues to moonwalk around the world taking audiences on a visual, audio and electrifying journey through the magic of Michael Jackson’s 40 year musical career.

Experience over two hours of non-stop hits from pop to rock, soul to disco, in a show that pays homage to Jackson’s legendary live performances – executed with flair, precision and passion – in a show you will never forget.

Expect your favourite songs – delivered by an exceptionally talented cast and band – including i Want You Back, ABC, Can You Feel it, Off The Wall, The Way You Make Me Feel, Smooth Criminal, Beat it, Billie Jean, Dirty Diana, Bad, Rock With You, They Don’t Care About Us, Dangerous, Heal The World, and of course Thriller.

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Prices*WED & THU 7.30Pm & SAT 4Pm Stalls £29.50 £27.50 £25.50 Dress Circle £29.50 £27.50 Upper Circle £27.50 £25.50 Balcony £17 £13FRI 7.30Pm, SAT 8Pm & SUN 7.30Pm Stalls £32.50 £30 £27.50 Dress Circle £32.50 £30 Upper Circle £30 £27.50 Balcony £19 £15

Save MoneyRoyal Friends Save £7.50 in the Stalls & Upper Circle for Wed 7.30pmUnder 16s, Over 60s, Registered Unwaged, Students Save £5 in the Stalls and £3.50 in the Upper Circle for Wed – Fri 7.30pm, Sat 4pm & Sun 7.30pmGroups (10+) Save 10% Customers with disabilities 50% discount (Stalls only)No concessions in the Dress Circle, or Balcony or for the Saturday 8pm performance



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Prices*TUE – THU 7.30Pm Stalls £26.50 £24.50 £22.50 Dress Circle £26.50 £24.50 Upper Circle £24.50 £22.50 Balcony £18 £15WED & THU 2Pm Stalls £20 £18 £16 Dress Circle £20 £18 Upper Circle £18 £16 Balcony £16 £14FRI 7.30Pm, SAT 2.30Pm & 7.30Pm Stalls £29.50 £27 £24.50 Dress Circle £29.50 £27 Upper Circle £27 £24.50 Balcony £20 £16

Save MoneyRoyal Friends Save £7.50 for Tue 7.30pm (excl. Balcony)Further discounts available for Silver and Gold Friends membersUnder 16s, Over 60s, Registered Unwaged, Students Save £5 in the Stalls and £3.50 in the Upper Circle for Tue – Fri 7.30pm & Sat 2.30pm Family Ticket £80 for 4 (max. 2 adults) for Tue – Fri 7.30pm & Sat 2.30pm (Stalls only)School Parties (10+) All tickets £12 in the Stalls and Upper Circle with 1 free teacher per 20 tickets purchased. Applies to Wed & Thu 2pm Groups (10+) Save 10% with one free ticket per 20 tickets purchasedCustomers with disabilities 50% discount (Stalls only)No concessions in the Balcony or for the Saturday 7.30pm performance



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‘Go see The Snowman and melt’ The Times

Tuesday 28 January – Saturday 1 Februarythe BiRmiNgham RepeRtoRy theatRe pRoDuctioN of

The Snowman™The stage show based upon the book by Raymond Briggs and the film directed by Dianne Jackson and produced by John Coates

Music and Lyrics by Howard Blake

Design Ruari Murchison Lighting Design Tim Mitchell Choreography by Robert North Directed by Bill Alexander

When a young boy’s snowman comes to life on Christmas Eve, the two set off on a night-time quest for adventure. They meet Father Christmas, dancing penguins, reindeer and crowds of the Snowman’s friends, but will they escape evil Jack Frost and get back home for Christmas morning?

Based on Raymond Briggs’ much-loved book and featuring Howard Blake’s classic song Walking in The Air, this enchanting live show has thrilled audiences in the West End and throughout the world since first appearing on stage twenty years ago.

Be a part of the magic.

‘Guaranteed to charm the savviest children’ The Times

‘The roar of delight when the second act began said it all’ Sunday TimesBy Arrangement with Snowman Enterprises Limited (A Penguin Company) and Chester Music LimitedRunning time is 1hr 45mins with one interval. Age guidance is 3+

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HHHHH ‘A NIGHT OF SHEER DELIGHT’

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‘SPECTACULAR! MAKES A SPLASH IN EVERY SENSE’ Sunday Express


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Singin’ in the RainDirect from the West End, this critically acclaimed production of Singin’ in the Rain is a smash hit with critics and audiences alike. It tells the story of the first Hollywood musical, when the silver screen found its voice and left silent movies – and some of its stars – behind.

This spectacular show is packed full of the charm, romance, comedy and tinseltown glamour of one the world’s best loved movies and features all the songs from the glorious MGM score, including Good Morning, Make ‘em Laugh, Moses Supposes and the classic Singin’ in the Rain.

Screen star Maxwell Caulfield plays studio boss R F Simpson and Steps and West End leading lady Faye Tozer is the ‘uniquely voiced’ starlet Lina Lamont in this classic musical, full of high energy choreography and sumptuous set design (including 12,000 litres of water!).

Singin’ in the Rain showers you with everything you could wish for in a hit musical!

Prices*mON – THU 7.30Pm, WED 2Pm & THU 2Pm (WEEk 1 ONLy) Stalls £40 £37.50 £34.50 £27.50* £20* Dress Circle £40 £37.50 Upper Circle £37.50 £34.50 Balcony £25 £19FRI 7.30Pm, SAT 2.30Pm & 7.30Pm Stalls £45 £41.50 £37.50 £30* £22.50* Dress Circle £45 £41.50 Upper Circle £41.50 £37.50 Balcony £27 £20

* Restricted view seating

Save MoneyRoyal Friends Save £5 in the Stalls & Upper Circle for Tue 4 & Wed 5 February 7.30pm Under 16s, Over 60s, Registered Unwaged, Students Save £4 in the Stalls and £3 in the Upper Circle for Mon – Thu 7.30pm, and Wed & Thu 2pm (week 1 only) School Parties All tickets £20 for Mon & Tue 7.30pm, Wed 2pm & 7.30pm and Thu 2pm (week 1 only). Applies to the Stalls and Upper Circle with one free teacher ticket per 20 tickets purchased (limited availability)Groups (10+) Save 10% Groups (20+) Save 15% with one free ticket per 20 tickets purchasedCustomers with disabilities 50% discount (Stalls only)No concessions on the £27.50 or £20 Stalls tickets, or in the Balcony, or for the Friday 7.30pm and Saturday 2.30pm & 7.30pm performances


Faye Tozer as Lina Lamont

Maxwell Caulfield as R F Simpson


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ALL-SPLASHING SHOW WILL PUT A SMILE ON ANYONE’S FACE’

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The Comedy of ErrorsTue 7.30pm, Thu & Fri 7.30pm & Sat 2pmIn Shakespeare’s smartest and most farcical play, The Comedy of errors, two sets of estranged twins, separated at birth, find themselves in the same city 25 years later with hilarious consequences. A series of mistaken identities, assumed personas, and wild mishaps bring a family crisis – so complicated that time itself loses the plot – into heart-warming focus.

‘Blissfully entertaining... the funniest and most farcical i’ve seen’ HHHH The Guardianwww.propeller.org.uk

See page 32 for access information relating to both shows Pre Show Talks – A Midsummer Night’s Dream Thursday 20 February 1pm – 1.30pm The Comedy of errors Friday 21 February 6.30pm – 7pm

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in association with the touring PartnershiP Presents

Tuesday 18 – Saturday 22 February

Following their hugely successful 2013 visit, edward Hall’s all-male company will have you rolling in the aisles and breathless with disbelief as they perform this contrasting pair of comedies.

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Prices*TUE – SAT 7.30Pm & SAT 2Pm Stalls £26.50 £24.50 £22.50 Dress Circle £26.50 £24.50 Upper Circle £24.50 £22.50 Balcony £19 £17THU 2Pm Stalls £22 £20 £18 Dress Circle £22 £20 Upper Circle £20 £18 Balcony £18 £16

Save MoneySee both plays for £36 (only available if tickets for both performances purchased at the same time) Royal Friends Two tickets for the price of one for Tue & Wed 7.30pm Further discounts available for Silver and Gold Friends membersUnder 16s, Registered Unwaged, Students Save £7 in the Stalls and £5 in the Upper Circle for Tue – Fri 7.30pm & Sat 2pmOver 60s Save £4 in the Stalls and £2.50 in the Upper Circle for Tue – Fri 7.30pm & Sat 2pmSchool Parties / Education Groups All tickets £10 in the Stalls & Upper Circle for Tue & Wed 7.30pm and Thu 2pm & 7.30pm with one free teacher ticket per 20 tickets purchased Groups (10+) Save 10% Customers with disabilities 50% discount (Stalls only)No concessions in the Balcony



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in association with the touring PartnershiP Presents

A Midsummer Night’s Dream Wed 7.30pm, Thu 2pm & Sat 7.30pmPropeller’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream has enchanted packed houses the world over. In Shakespeare’s most magical play, love and illusion collide when two pairs of lovers become entangled in fairy mischief on the eve of a Royal Wedding. Dreams and reality become interchangeable and romantic chaos ensues.

Nobody does Shakespeare like Edward Hall’s Propeller!

HHHH ‘every performance is fantastic… it really is magic’ The Guardian

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The Gentle Hook

Tabs Productions & Theatre Royal Nottingham presents

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Monday 24 February – Saturday 1 March

The Gentle Hook By Francis Durbridge

Stacey Harrison is a woman who seems to have everything in life; charm, intelligence, sophistication and a highly successful career. But when she kills an intruder in her home, cracks start to appear in her story and a gripping thriller enfolds.

Following on from its highly successful appearance in the 2013 Colin Mcintyre Classic Thriller Season, The Gentle Hook returns by popular demand, giving audiences another chance to see this absorbing play where intrigue, suspense and suspicion combine for a finale guaranteed to have you perched on the edge of your seat.

‘Cracking entertainment’ Nottingham Post on The Gentle Hook in 2013

By Francis Durbridge

Prices* mON – FRI 7.30Pm & SAT 8Pm Stalls £20 £17.50 £15 Dress Circle £20 £17.50 Upper Circle £17.50 £15 Balcony £12.50 £10WED 2Pm & SAT 5Pm Stalls £16.50 £14.50 £12.50 Dress Circle £16.50 £14.50 Upper Circle £14.50 £12.50 Balcony £11 £10

Save MoneyRoyal Friends All tickets £14.50 in the Stalls & Upper Circle, or £16.50 in the Dress Circle for Mon 7.30pmOver 60s, Under 16s, Registered Unwaged, Students Save £3.50 in the Stalls & Upper Circle for Mon – Fri 7.30pmGroups (10+) Save 10% Mon – Fri 7.30pmNo concessions in the Balcony or for Saturday 8pm performance



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Prices*TUE – THU 7.30Pm & SAT 2.30Pm Stalls £25.50 £23.50 £21.50 Dress Circle £25.50 £23.50 Upper Circle £23.50 £21.50 Balcony £18 £15WED & THU 2Pm Stalls £21 £19.50 £18 Dress Circle £21 £19.50 Upper Circle £19.50 £18 Balcony £16 £14FRI & SAT 7.30Pm Stalls £27.50 £25.50 £23.50 Dress Circle £27.50 £25.50 Upper Circle £25 £22.50 Balcony £20 £16

Save MoneyRoyal Friends Save £7.50 for Tue 7.30pm Further discounts available for Silver and Gold Friends membersUnder 16s, Registered Unwaged, Students Save £5 in the Stalls and £3.50 in the Upper Circle for Tue – Fri 7.30pm & Sat 2.30pm Over 60s Save £3.50 in the Stalls and £2 in the Upper Circle for Tue – Fri 7.30pm & Sat 2.30pmSchool Parties / Education Groups All tickets £10 in the Stalls and Upper Circle with one free teacher ticket per 20 tickets purchased. Applies to Tue 7.30pm, Wed 2pm & 7.30pm and Thu 2pmGroups (10+) Save 10% with one free ticket per 20 tickets purchasedCustomers with disabilities 50% discount (Stalls only)No concessions in the Balcony or for the Saturday 7.30pm performance



Tuesday 4 – Saturday 8 March

Brassed OffAdapted by Paul Allen Based on the Screenplay by Mark Herman

With John McArdle (Brookside, Merseybeat) as Danny

We are proud to present the Touring Consortium and York Theatre Royal’s production of Brassed Off directed by Damian Cruden (Olivier Award-winner for ‘The Railway Children’).

It is 1992: Grimley Colliery faces the threat of closure and the future of the brass band seems uncertain. With the miners torn between redundancy packages and the picket lines, band-leader Danny’s hopes of winning the national brass band competition seem like a distant dream. But the arrival of flugelhorn-playing Gloria brings hope, romance and controversy to the Yorkshire brass band.

Featuring rousing live music, including Rodrigo’s Concierto de Aranjuez and Jerusalem, Brassed Off is a funny and heart-warming drama that reaches stirring heights as a locally-cast Brass Band performs the final scene (set in the Royal Albert Hall), live on the stage.

Passionate and inspiring, Brassed Off is a celebration of human endeavour and community spirit against all the odds.

‘A fine adaptation’ The Times‘A grand night out’ The Guardian


‘it is a story full of belly laughs, full of human spirit...’

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Tuesday 11 – Saturday 15 MarchMatthew Bourne’s Swan LakeFirmly crowned as a modern day classic, Matthew Bourne’s powerful, provocative and totally original interpretation of Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake turned tradition upside down and took the dance world by storm, dazzling audiences in the West End and Broadway, and across Europe, Asia and Australia.

Boldly shattering the traditional concept of swans in tutus, and blending dance, humour and spectacle with extravagant award-winning designs by Lez Brotherston and lighting by Rick Fisher, Matthew Bourne has created a passionate and contemporary Swan Lake for our times.

‘As bold and as beautiful as ever’ Daily TelegraphTickets £39.50 – £17*

Monday 14 – Saturday 19 April

The Two Worlds of Charlie F.‘HHHH AN eVeNiNG OF RARe, RAW POWeR’ The IndependentA soldier’s view of service; injury and recovery. From the war in Afghanistan, through the dream world of morphine-induced hallucinations, to the physiotherapy rooms of Headley Court, The Two Worlds of Charlie F. explores the real consequences of injury – both physical and psychological – and its effects on others as the soldiers fight the new battle for survival at home. This is a darkly comic, authentic and uplifting tale of survival.Directed by Stephen Rayne (The Cherry Orchard, An Enemy of the People). Written by Owen Sheers (The Passion, The Dust Diaries). Music by Jason Carr (Menier Chocolate Factory’s Sunday in the Park with George, La Cage aux Folles).Amnesty Award-winner for Freedom of expression 2012.‘HHHHH Powerfully affecting’ Daily TelegraphTickets £27.50 – £14*

BOx OFFiCe: 0115 989 5555 www.trch.co.uk* A £1 per transaction administration fee will be added to purchases through www.trch.co.uk and a £2 administration fee to purchases made in person and by phone. A 75p card transaction fee will be added for payments by credit/debit card. For more details see page 30 or visit www.trch.co.uk/fees

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Monday 2 December 7.30pmEat Me… Tales of Food & Cunningsarah Rundle returns with a winter’s storytelling night with a difference. eAT Me is a collection of stories from around the world about food and ingenuity. to accompany the stories the audience will get tiny nibbles appropriate to each tale.Tickets £6

Monday 13 January 7.30pmJohn OtwayJohn Otway first came to prominence in the ‘70s enjoying chart success with ‘Really free’ and later with ‘Bunsen Burner’. there is only one John otway and we’ve got him.Tickets £9.50

Monday 10 March 7.30pmBlues Bar: The Dale Storr Trio Dale Storr, one the uK’s leading exponents of New orleans piano, presents this concert inspired by the Big easy’s legendary pianists, Dr John, James Booker and allen toussaint. Dale is joined by Dave Raeburn (Drums), and Paul Mallatratt (Bass).Tickets £9 (including your first drink* †)

Monday 3 February 7.30pmCafé Muse – Classical Piano and Violapianist Cordelia Williams (piano) and emma Richards (viola) perform this art café recital of schumann, Brahms, mozart and Britten.Tickets £10 (including your first drink* †)

Monday 17 February 7.30pmSeven Deadly Sinsthis rollickingly wicked show, conceived by performance storyteller Sophie Snell, offers you twisting tales from the stones and bones of the British isles. ‘Spellbinding and better than any film or TV... a beautiful piece...’ BBc Radio NottinghamTickets £6 suitable for 13+

Feed your soul with a FREE lunchtime concert in the Theatre Royal Dress Circle foyer. Our Live at Lunch concerts feature great music from superb musicians, all performed in a relaxed and friendly ambience. And you don’t need to book, just drop in from 12.15pm and enjoy a drink from the bar before the concert.

Monday 9 December 1pm Carols and Festive favourites from Nottingham Trent University Chamber Choir

Tuesday 14 January 1pm Scott Joplin piano rags from Liam Waddle

Monday 27 January 1pm The Royal Company Storytellers perform wintry tales to herald in the New Year.

Friday 14 February 1pm Valentine’s Day Live at Lunch from the Mosaic Guitar Duo (emma Smith and Rebecca Parnell)

Thursday 20 March 1pm Bassoon and piano recital from Royal Northern College of Music rising stars (artists to be confirmed)

Friday 25 April 1pm Classical piano from Rob Upton (piano)

Friday 9 May 1pm Jazz from the Andrew Wood Trio

*glass of house wine, pint of bitter or lager or a glass of fruit juice † Tapas available for 3 Feb and 10 March events – contact catering on 0115 989 5569 to pre-order BOx OFFiCe: 0115 989 5555 www.trch.co.uk

Monday 17 March 7.30pmAttila the StockbrokerTickets £7.50

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Wednesdays – 2, 16, 30 October & 13 November 7pm concluding with a performance/sharing event Friday 15 November 7pm

Beginner’s Storytelling CourseRoyal Concert Hall, Len Maynard SuiteThe Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall has an active and successful programme of storytelling. We are now offering adults the opportunity to learn and develop their own storytelling skills with tuition from professional storyteller Graham Langley.For an information pack and enrolment form please visit the education section of our website or call 0115 989 5531.

Pocket HenrySaturday 22 February 7pm at The Bonington Theatre, Arnold, NottinghamTickets £5 and available from the TRCH Box OfficeTHe PeRFeCT iNTRODUCTiON TO SHAKeSPeARe FOR ALL AGeS… GRAB YOUR SWORD & SHieLD AND JOiN iN!To accompany their productions in the Theatre Royal we are delighted to be presenting Pocket Henry, Propeller’s stirring sixty minute re-imagining of Henry V in the newly refurbished Bonington Theatre in Arnold.Pocket Henry tells the heroic tale of England’s greatest warrior. Watch how Henry V prepares to lead England into battle against a mighty French opponent with his band of brave, loyal brothers. Sharp English weapons combine with Shakespeare’s noble words to bring our history to life in this pocket-sized show for audiences aged from 8 to 80. All told of course with Propeller’s trademark clear and humorous style.Afterwards there will be an opportunity to learn more about the show in a Q&A with the actors.

Saturdays 10.30am – 21 December 2013 & 11 January 2014

Ezekial Bone’s Magic Lantern Backstage TourCost: £6 per personSuitable for all ages this unique tour gives you the chance to explore behind-the-scenes at the Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall.For more information please visit the website www.trch.co.uk/education where you can discover more about our community work.

Contact the Education & Community Team:David Longford Education Manager 0115 989 5531 [email protected] Pope Education Officer 0115 989 5627 [email protected]

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Discovering ShakespeareTo accompany Propeller’s performances this season, we are delighted to welcome back Dr Peter Kirwan – Lecturer in Shakespeare and early Modern Drama at the University of Nottingham – who will present these two FREE pre-show talks suitable for both Shakespeare students and general audience goers. A great opportunity to learn more about the history of these plays and what to look out for in each production. A Midsummer Night’s Dream Pre-Show TalkThursday 20 February 1pm – 1.30pm Upper Circle FoyerCost: FREE The Comedy of Errors Pre-Show TalkFriday 21 February 6.30pm – 7pm Upper Circle FoyerCost: FREE

The events below are just some of our education and community initiatives this season. For more information, visit us at ww.trch.co.uk/education

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Beanie Bear presents these family-friendly concerts in the informal setting of the Royal Concert Hall foyer. Pull up a beanbag and have heaps of fun joining in with the singing and dancing. After each show there’s the chance to meet the musicians and get up close to the instruments.

Saturday 2 November 2O13 11am, 1.15pm* & 3pm Beans, Beats and Beasts Join Mas Y Mas on a Latin adventure as they journey in song to meet some weird and wonderful magical animals. Rikki’s guitar, Rich’s percussion and Wayne’s double bass will spin the spell. So come and dance and sing with a dragon in the dark wood and a dog with a shirt and tie on. Vamonos con los animals.

Saturday 7 December 2O13 11am, 1.15pm* & 3pm Snow! Santa! Surprise! Get ready for Christmas with a stocking-full of tinsel-wrapped tunes from Alasdair Malloy and his friends from Sinfonia Viva including Santa Claus is Coming to Town, Jingle Bells (singalong) and Walking in the Air, plus Classical pieces The Champagne Galop (Lumbye) and Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy (Tchaikovsky).

Saturday 8 February 2O14 11am, 1.15pm* & 3pm O Duo Hold on tight as the nation’s fastest and funniest percussion duo race around a roomful of instruments. Eye-poppingly skilful and hugely entertaining, O Duo blew us all away on their last visit here. Expect thrills and laughs a-plenty as they show you just how much music you can make by hitting things.

Saturday 12 April 2O14 11am, 1.15pm* & 3pm Space! Rocket! Blast Off! Join Alasdair Malloy and his friends from Sinfonia Viva on an intergalactic, interplanetary Beanbag adventure featuring musical themes from Star Wars and e.T., plus Classical works including A Little Night Music (Mozart), Perpetuum Mobile (Strauss II), Mars (Holst), and Clog Dance (Herold).

Tickets £7, or £6 if you book for three or more concerts. *Bring your lunch from 1pm for a picnic with Beanie Bear – show starts at 1.15pm.

Join Beanie’s Gang! Sign up for beanmail for the latest news from Beanie and her friends at [email protected] BOx OFFiCe: 0115 989 5555 www.trch.co.uk

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international Concert Season 2013-2014Hair-Raising Orchestral Music at the Royal Concert Hall

Vladimir AshkenazyPhilharmonia OrchestraBarry DouglasVienna Tonkünstler OrchestraThe HalléMoscow Philharmonic OrchestraNatalie CleinRoyal Philharmonic OrchestraJean-efflam BavouzetCity of Birmingham Symphony OrchestraJohn WilsonSinfonia Viva

Tickets £32.50 – £10* Visit www.trch.co.uk/nottinghamclassics for full details and online booking

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Sunday Morning Piano SeriesStart your Sunday with some great music from rising stars and international pianists and enjoy a chat with the performers after the concert.

17 November 2013, 11am Clare Hammond Mozart, Mendelssohn, Schubert, Ginastera

26 January 2014, 11am Sarah Beth Briggs Scarlatti, Beethoven, Britten, Chopin

16 February 2014, 11am Leonora Armellini Brahms, Chopin, Prokofiev

23 March 2014, 11am Robert Thompson Mozart, Schubert, Rachmaninov

Tickets £10* including tea, coffee, fruit juice and cake

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Brimming with history, the Theatre Royal is not only a city centre landmark but also one of the most beautiful theatres in Britain. Our exciting and diverse programme of top-quality entertainment offers the very best touring drama, opera, ballet and contemporary dance alongside blockbuster West End musicals, comedy and pantomimes.

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Sun 1 Mon 2 The Third Stage 7.30pm 13 Tue 3 Wed 4 Thu 5 Fri 6 Sat 7 Peter Pan 2.30pm & 7.15pm 2 & 3 Sun 8 Peter Pan 1.30pm & 6pm Mon 9 Live at Lunch 1pm 13 Tue 10 Peter Pan 1.30pm & 7.15pm 2 & 3 Wed 11 Peter Pan 1.30pm & 7.15pm Thu 12 Peter Pan 1.30pm & 7.15pm Fri 13 Peter Pan 1.30pm & 7.15pm Sat 14 Peter Pan 2.30pm & 7.15pm Sun 15 Peter Pan 1.30pm & 6pm Mon 16 No Performances Tue 17 Peter Pan 1.30pm & 7.15pm 2 & 3 Wed 18 Peter Pan 1.30pm & 7.15pm Thu 19 Peter Pan 1.30pm & 7.15pm Fri 20 No Performances Sat 21 Peter Pan 2.30pm & 7.15pm 2 & 3 Sun 22 Peter Pan 1.30pm & 6pm Mon 23 Peter Pan 2.30pm & 7.15pm Tue 24 Peter Pan 1.30pm & 5.30pm Wed 25 No Performances Thu 26 Peter Pan 2.30pm & 7.15pm 2 & 3 Fri 27 Peter Pan 2.30pm & 7.15pm Sat 28 Peter Pan 2.30pm & 7.15pm Sun 29 Peter Pan 1.30pm & 6pm Mon 30 Peter Pan 2.30pm & 7.15pm Tue 31 Peter Pan 1.30pm & 5.30pm

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Wed 1 No Performances Thu 2 Peter Pan 2.30pm & 7.15pm 2 & 3 Fri 3 Peter Pan 2.30pm & 7.15pm Sat 4 Peter Pan 2.30pm & 7.15pm Sun 5 Peter Pan 1.30pm & 6pm Mon 6 No Performances Tue 7 Peter Pan 1.30pm & 7.15pm 2 & 3 Wed 8 Peter Pan 1.30pm & 7.15pm Thu 9 Peter Pan 1.30pm & 7.15pm Fri 10 Peter Pan 1.30pm & 7.15pm Sat 11 Peter Pan 2.30pm & 7.15pm Sun 12 Peter Pan 1.30pm & 6pm Mon 13 The Third Stage 7.30pm 13 Tue 14 Live at Lunch 1pm 13 Wed 15 Thriller Live 7.30pm 4 Thu 16 Thriller Live 7.30pm Fri 17 Thriller Live 7.30pm Sat 18 Thriller Live 4pm & 8pm Sun 19 Thriller Live 7.30pm Mon 20 Tue 21 Wed 22 Thu 23 Fri 24 Sat 25 Sun 26 Mon 27 Live at Lunch 1pm 13 Tue 28 The Snowman 7.30pm 5 Wed 29 The Snowman 2pm & 7.30pm Thu 30 The Snowman 2pm & 7.30pm Fri 31 The Snowman 7.30pm

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Sat 1 The Snowman 2.30pm & 7.30pm 5 Sun 2 Mon 3 The Third Stage 7.30pm 13 Tue 4 Singin’ in the Rain 7.30pm 6 & 7 Wed 5 Singin’ in the Rain 2pm & 7.30pm Thu 6 Singin’ in the Rain 2pm & 7.30pm Fri 7 Singin’ in the Rain 7.30pm Sat 8 Singin’ in the Rain 2.30pm & 7.30pm Sun 9 Mon 10 Singin’ in the Rain 7.30pm 6 & 7 Tue 11 Singin’ in the Rain 7.30pm Wed 12 Singin’ in the Rain 2pm & 7.30pm Thu 13 Singin’ in the Rain 7.30pm Fri 14 Live at Lunch 1pm 13 Singin’ in the Rain 7.30pm 6 & 7 Sat 15 Singin’ in the Rain 2.30pm & 7.30pm Sun 16 Mon 17 The Third Stage 7.30pm 13 Tue 18 Propeller 7.30pm 8 & 9 Wed 19 Propeller 7.30pm Thu 20 Propeller 2pm & 7.30pm Fri 21 Propeller 7.30pm Sat 22 Propeller 2pm & 7.30pm Sun 23 Mon 24 The Gentle Hook 7.30pm 10 Tue 25 The Gentle Hook 7.30pm Wed 26 The Gentle Hook 2pm & 7.30pm Thu 27 The Gentle Hook 7.30pm Fri 28 The Gentle Hook 7.30pm Sat 1 The Gentle Hook 5pm & 8pm

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Sun 1 Mon 2 Tue 3 Wed 4 Christmas with the Rat Pack 7.30pm 22 Thu 5 Vampires Rock 7.30pm 22 Fri 6 Go West & Hue and Cry 7.30pm 22 Sat 7 Beanbag Music Club 11am, 1.15pm, 3pm 15 Sun 8 Grimethorpe Colliery Band 7.30pm 22 Mon 9 Russian Patriarchate Choir 7.30pm 23 Tue 10 Nottinghamshire County Council: 7pm 23 On A Festive Note Wed 11 Christmas in the City 2013 Thu 12 Big Band Divas 7.30pm 23 Fri 13 Only Men Aloud 7.30pm 23 Sat 14 Sarah Millican 8pm 24 Sun 15 Sarah Millican 8pm 24 Mon 16 The Bootleg Beatles 8pm 24 Tue 17 Wed 18 The Hallé Christmas Concert 7.30pm 24 Thu 19 The Best of the West End 7.30pm 24 Fri 20 Sat 21 Family Carol Concert 7pm 25 Sun 22 Jools Holland 7.30pm 25 Mon 23 Family Carol Concert 7pm 25 Tue 24 Wed 25 Thu 26 Fri 27 Sat 28 Sun 29 Union J 7.30pm 25 Mon 30 Tue 31 New Year’s Eve Gala Concert 6pm 25

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Wed 1 Thu 2 Fri 3 Sat 4 Johann Strauss Gala 3pm 26 Sun 5 Mon 6 Tue 7 Wed 8 Thu 9 Fri 10 Sat 11 Motown’s Greatest Hits 7.30pm 26 Sun 12 Mon 13 Tue 14 Wed 15 Thu 16 Fri 19 Sat 18 Sun 19 Mon 20 Tue 21 Wed 22 Thu 23 CBSO 7.30pm 26 Fri 24 Sat 25 NPO Family Concert 7pm 26 Sun 26 Sunday Morning Piano Series 11am 16 Mon 27 Tue 28 James Arthur 7.30pm 27 Wed 29 Thu 30 Fri 31 Del Amitri 7.30pm 27

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Sat 1 Sun 2 Mon 3 Tue 4 Wed 5 Thu 6 Suzanne Vega 7.30pm 27 Fri 7 Sat 8 Beanbag Music Club 11am, 1.15pm, 3pm 15 Sun 9 Anton Du Beke 3pm 27 Mon 10 Tue 11 Wed 12 Sinfonia Viva 7.30pm 28 Thu 13 Fri 14 Sat 15 Sun 16 Sunday Morning Piano Series 11am 16 Mon 17 Tue 18 Wed 19 RLPO: The Music of John Barry 7.30pm 28 Thu 20 Fri 21 Sat 22 Sun 23 Ultimate Rhythm & Blues 7.30pm 28 Mon 24 Tue 25 Australian Pink Floyd 7.30pm 28 Wed 26 Thu 27 Fri 28

Johann Strauss Gala 4 January The Music of John Barry 19 FebruaryUnion J 29 December

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‘it is our constant experience that it is the most enjoyable hall to play in. We know that we can give our best and it will sound marvellous’ Sir Mark Elder (November 2012)

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Wednesday 6 – Sunday 10 November

Slava’s SnowshowAfter two sell-out seasons at London’s Royal Festival Hall, this multi-award winning international theatrical sensation returns to Nottingham to delight and thrill audiences with its mix of comedy, poignancy and stunning spectacle.

This winter, experience the joyous dream-like world, unlike anything you have seen before, which will touch both your heart and funny bone, culminating in a breathtaking blizzard leaving you knee deep in snow!

The sell-out sensation is back!

HHHHH ‘A magical work of wonder’ Evening Standard‘Simply thrilling... unmissable’ The Independent

Recommended for children 8+‘Theatrical brilliance’ Sunday Times

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Wednesday 4 December 7.30pm

Christmas with The Rat Pack Take a trip back in time to the glitzy nights of 1950s and 60s Las Vegas where, in the company of Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr, and Dean Martin – accompanied by the fabulous Burrelli Sisters and The Rat Pack Big Band – you will experience these showbiz legends performing at the famous Sands Hotel.

Hit follows hit with Witchcraft, The Lady is a Tramp, i’ve Got You Under My Skin, That’s Amore, New York, New York, Fly Me to the Moon, Sway, Volare, My Way, and many more. Seasonal classics include Baby it’s Cold Outside, Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Winter Wonderland and Auld Lang Syne.

‘Absolutely superb’ The Telegraph

Tickets £27.50 – £21.50*

Sunday 8 December 7.30pm

Grimethorpe Colliery Band The real stars of the hit movie ‘Brassed Off’, the Grimethorpe Colliery Band are in demand across the world for concert appearances. Having won almost every brass band accolade there is these musicians have a highly-acclaimed international reputation with numerous television appearances and recordings to their credit. Enjoy the fabulous sound of this world-famous brass band performing your favourite classics with passion and style.

‘A thoroughly entertaining show and a must for all music enthusiasts!’ The Guardian

‘Sensational – performing your favourite classics in spectacular style!’ The Times

Tickets £22.50 – £19.50*

Friday 6 December 7.30pm

Go West Hue and Cryand Special Guests The Christians

The 80s are back as three critically – acclaimed legends of the era join forces, with Go West, Hue and Cry* and special guests The Christians united on the same bill for the first time ever.

With millions of albums sales and iconic hits including We Close Our eyes, Call Me, King Of Wishful Thinking, Labour Of Love, Looking For Linda, Violently, ideal World, Forgotten Town and Harvest For The World, plus over twenty five years of perfecting their craft performing to audiences at sold out stadiums, intimate unplugged sets and everything in between, this authentic 80s triple header is not to be missed.*Hue and Cry will be performing as an acoustic duo

Tickets £29.50 – £25.50*

Thursday 5 December 7.30pm

Vampires RockCelebrating its 10th year, Steve Steinman plays the evil ‘Baron Von Rockula’, owner of the ‘Live and Let Die’ club. In search of a new bride the Baron must convince the unsuspecting Pandora – who auditions for the new singing position – to cross over to the dark side and live for ever in Rock ‘n’ Roll Hell.

With an amazing stage set, pyrotechnics, and a full cast of singers and dancers, the band blast their way through some of the greatest ever rock anthems including We Will Rock You, Bat Out of Hell, Highway to Hell, Since You’ve Been Gone, Sweet Child Of Mine, Total eclipse of the Heart, Devil Gate Drive, i Love Rock ‘n’ Roll, Poison and many more.

Tickets £25.50 & £23.50*


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Tuesday 10 December 7pmNottinghamshire County Council presents

On A Festive NoteA lively and fun-packed evening of festive music, carols and theatrical entertainment performed by over 200 young people from Notts Performing Arts and County schools, showcasing their talents. Join in with the performance, listen to your seasonal favourites and be enthralled by a host of colourful Christmas characters.

Notts Performing Arts offers exciting and high quality arts opportunities for young people in Year 3 and above.

Tickets £10 – £5* Concessions availableRunning time: 2 hours 15 minutes On sale from Monday 11 November

Thursday 12 December 7.30pmThe BBC Big Band

Big Band DivasFeaturing Claire Martin

Multi award-winning jazz vocalist Claire Martin OBE, joins the internationally acclaimed BBC Big Band for a celebration of legendary leading ladies, including tributes to Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Judy Garland and Peggy Lee.

Enjoy classic songs That Old Black Magic, i’ve Got The World on a String, Too Darn Hot and many more, plus plenty of popular ‘Big Band’ hits from the groups that these divas loved to work with, including Artie Shaw, Count Basie and Benny Goodman.

Tickets £24.50 – £19.50*

Monday 9 December 7.30pm

Russian Patriarchate ChoirFounded by Anatoly Grindenko in 1983, The Russian Patriarchate Choir of Moscow consists of 12 members, including Grindenko. As well as performing both in Russia and internationally, the singers are dedicated scholars of the repertoire for male voices who led the way in the rediscovery of Orthodox Church music in the late years of the Soviet regime. At this time – when this music was far from approved by the government – the choir spent years decoding ancient manuscripts and giving the first performances of works that had lain in obscurity for centuries. With the collapse of the Soviet Union came the opportunity for them to perform internationally and bring this music to a wider public. ‘The fine male voices create a powerful atmosphere of energy and devotion, of fluency and a spontaneity that effectively blends refinement with rawness’ The Daily TelegraphTickets £22 – £14*

Friday 13 December 7.30pm

Only Men AloudThe acclaimed Welsh singers return to the Royal Concert Hall marking a complete reinvention of the group, honed and toned to become an 8-piece vocal ensemble. Awarded album of the year at the Classical Brits, founder and conductor Tim Rhys-Evans says:

‘Changing the way people perceive choral music has always been central to us in Only Men Aloud. We’re so excited about getting back out on the road and sharing our new look and sound with audiences’

Tickets £35 – £19.50*

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Monday 16 December 8pm

The Bootleg BeatlesFor over thirty years, The Bootleg Beatles have been performing, winning over even the most hardened sceptics with their recreation of The Beatles’ sound and look. With a little help from their orchestral ensemble ‘The Fab Four’ recreate every tiny detail of a Beatles concert in meticulous detail – from costumes to authentic period instruments; from their witty ‘Scouse’ banter, to their ‘inflection perfect’ vocal mimicry.

Tickets £27.50 & £23.50*

Wednesday 18 December 7.30pm

The Hallé Christmas ConcertConductor Roderick Dunk Vocalist Lance ellington

Putting some swing into this fabulously festive concert is singer Lance ellington, whose smooth vocals will be familiar to millions from his many appearances on ‘Strictly Come Dancing’. Backed by the sounds of the Hallé he will perform heart-warming seasonal songs from the likes of Mel Tormé and irving Berlin. You can also enjoy a stocking full of popular classics from Rimsky-Korsakov, Waldteufel and Tchaikovsky, as well as the glittering film scores to The Nightmare before Christmas and The Polar express.

Tickets £32.50 – £10*

Saturday 14 & Sunday 15 December 8pm

Sarah Millican Home Bird Tour The British Comedy Award’s ‘Queen of Comedy’ is giving up the party scene (Ann Summers), easing off on the drinking (fizzy pop equals wealthy dentists) and is settling down (taking her bra off). Determined to put down some roots, she now has a cat (furry baby) and even a tree (she has a lot of mugs). On this, her third national tour, you will learn what to take on a dirty weekend, the easiest way to blend when dining in posh restaurants and how to teach a pensioner to swear. Join her for some hilarious domestic bliss. ‘Sarah Millican is never less than belly-laugh hilarious’ The Mirror Tickets £25* LiMiTeD AVAiLABiLiTYRecommended 16+

Thursday 19 December 7.30pm

The Best of the West End at Christmas West End International returns with The Best of the West end at Christmas. Starring four outstanding West End leading artists, Robyn North, Jacqui Scott, Scott Davies and Michael xavier – accompanied by the West end Theatre Orchestra and Music Director Michael england – the concert features show-stopping songs from West End and Broadway musicals including The Phantom of the Opera, Les Misérables, Wicked, Top Hat, Mamma Mia!, The Lion King, Jersey Boys and A Chorus Line, plus a little extra to put you in the Christmas spirit.

Tickets £25 – £16*


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Jools Holland With Special Guest Melanie C

Musical master of ceremonies Jools Holland – and his much loved Rhythm and Blues Orchestra – are joined by pop icon and former Spice Girl Melanie C. With long time drummer Gilson Lavis, vocalists Ruby Turner and Louise Marshall, and acclaimed trombonist Rico Rodriguez, Jools will perform tracks spanning his entire solo career, as well as songs taken from his latest album ‘The Golden Age Of Song’.

Tickets £35.50*

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Union JMagazines and TV Screens Tour Special Guests ROOM 94

Hot on the heels of the success of their debut single Carry You, X-Factor boyband Union J announce their first UK headline tour. The concert will give fans the chance to hear brand new material from the boys.

Tickets £27.50 & £22.50* Under 14s must be accompanied by an adult

Saturday 21 & Monday 23 December 7pm

Nottingham Harmonic Choir Thoresby Colliery BandConductor Richard Laing

Bring the whole family to enjoy Christmas music at these ever popular, child-friendly concerts as the choir and band lead the audience in well-loved Christmas carols.

The choir provides more peaceful interludes with celestial carol settings, whilst the Thoresby Colliery Band add sparkle with their solo items.

Tickets £16.50 – £9.50* Concessions available

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Sinfonia VivaSinfonia Viva welcomes back Principal Guest Conductor Nicholas Kok. As well as a selection of Strauss family hits, the programme includes Offenbach’s Overture to Orpheus in the Underworld including the irresistible ‘Can-Can’. The concert also includes Stravinsky’s Berceuse, and Finale from The Firebird, as well as Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture which will be accompanied by a choreographed pyrotechnic and flame display.With a seasonal blend of popular classics, and opportunities for audience participation, this is the place to start off your New Year’s celebrations.Ticket prices are frozen from last year and with the introduction of an earlier 6pm start, you will have plenty of time to get home comfortably, or continue your celebrations in town.Tickets £31 – £15*


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Saturday 25 January 7pm

Here Come the Girls!Family Concert by the Nottingham Philharmonic Orchestra

The NPO is going Girl Crazy for this year’s family concert, with the usual mix of music from stage, screen and concert hall, all featuring famous ladies. From ABBA to Sleeping Beauty, evita to Coppélia this concert has it all. And for the little ones there is Beatrix Potter’s Tale of Jemima Puddleduck, delightfully told in song by guest soprano/narrator Michelle Todd. A treat for all the family.

Presenter to be confirmed.

Tickets £22 – £7*

Saturday 11 January 7.30pm

Motown’s Greatest Hits The end Of The Road Tour

The ultimate celebration of the sweet sound of Motown returns. Showcasing The Formations, this live show combines first class music with the slickest choreography, and an amazing band to deliver outstanding performances.

The show will have you ‘Dancing On The Ceiling’ and features songs from legendary artists including Lionel Richie, The Temptations, Stevie Wonder, The Four Tops, Smokey Robinson, Marvin Gaye, The Jackson Five, The isley Brothers, and edwin Starr.

Tickets £25 – £19* Under 16s/Students Save 25%

Thursday 23 January 7.30pm

City of Birmingham Symphony OrchestraConductor John Wilson Cello Paul Watkins

John Wilson, a tireless champion of English music, conducts this concert of British Classics. Elgar’s Pomp and Circumstance Marches are miniature pageants that show Elgar at his best whilst William Walton’s Cello Concerto mixes bittersweet lyricism with rhythmic agility. Completing the programme is Vaughan Williams’ A London Symphony. First performed in 1914 it’s an affectionate portrait of the city from dawn to dusk capturing its energy, grandeur, and even moments of hushed reflection in some of his most glorious music.

Tickets £32.50 – £10*

Saturday 4 January 3pm

Johann Strauss GalaA Viennese Party

Back with a new show for 2014, don’t miss A Viennese Party starring irrepressible showman and conductor Rainer Hersch as he takes you on a light-hearted journey through a fizzing assortment of music and dance. The concert includes The Blue Danube Waltz, Radetzky March, emperor Waltz, Lucifer Polka, Perpetuum Mobile, il Bacio ‘The Kiss’, plus many more of your favourite waltzes and polkas from the Strauss family and friends.

Featuring the Johann Strauss Dancers – in glorious costumes of the period – along with the Johann Strauss Orchestra

Tickets £28.50 – £22*


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Friday 31 January 7.30pm

Del Amitri The A to Z of Us

Supported by The O’s

Line-up includes: Justin Currie, iain Harvie, Andy Alston, Kris Dollimore and Ashley Soan

With four Top 10 albums and a string of hit singles, the band performs all their classic songs including Sense Sickness, Nothing ever Happens, Kiss This Thing Goodbye, Always The Last To Know, Roll To Me plus many more.

‘The A to Z of Us will take a retrospective sweep of our entire output, from indie art-pop through folk-tinged balladry to hairy Brit-rock chuggery’, says front man Justin Currie.

Tickets £45 & £35*

Tuesday 28 January 7.30pm

James ArthurFollowing the release of new single You’re Nobody ‘Til Somebody Loves You, the 2012 X-Factor winner James Arthur now tours. His BRIT Award-nominated single impossible was the UK’s fastest selling single of 2012 achieving 2.5 million sales worldwide and topping the iTunes charts in 34 different countries.

Tickets £27.50Under 14s must be accompanied by an adult

Sunday 9 February 3pm

Anton Du BekeBallroom to Broadway

Guest singer Lance ellington Conductor Richard Balcombe

The Nation’s favourite Ballroom dancer Anton Du Beke returns with a thrilling new show. Featuring memorable dances, sensational new choreography, timeless tunes and dazzling costumes this show conjures up the elegance of Ballroom along with the unmissable razzle-dazzle of Broadway.

With music from Cole Porter, George Gershwin, Jerry Herman and Andrew Lloyd Webber and featuring classic hits You’re The Top, Anything Goes, Opus One, Rhythm Of Life, Hushabye Mountain, and Begin The Beguine, the show also includes world class ensemble dancers and the Raymond Gubbay Big Band Orchestra.

Tickets £41.50 – £29.50*


Thursday 6 February 7.30pm

Suzanne VegaFollowing a hugely successful 2012 tour, pioneering American singer/songwriter Suzanne Vega returns with a brand new album.

With songs including Tom’s Diner and the Grammy-nominated Luka, ‘Solitude Standing’ became Suzanne’s best known and most critically acclaimed album. Regarded as the vanguard of a new generation of female singer songwriters, her music has inspired, amongst others, KT Tunstell, Tracey Chapman, and Alanis Morrisette.

£37.50 & £27.50*

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Sunday 23 February 7.30pm

Ultimate Rhythm & BluesFeaturing The Zombies, The Animals, The Yardbirds, Spencer Davis & Maggie Bell

An amazing line-up of classic bands, with a combined total of 37 hit records equating to over 300 weeks in the album charts, this concert guarantees an unforgettable night. Celebrate 50 years of Rhythm ‘n’ Blues with the artists that helped shaped music.

Tickets £27.50 & £25*

Tuesday 25 February 7.30pm

The Australian Pink Floyd ShowSet The Controls...

The 2014 tour draws heavily from the iconic ‘The Dark Side Of The Moon’, ‘Wish You Were Here’ and ‘The Division Bell’ albums, but will also feature an interactive element that will allow the audience to choose the material the band plays in certain sections of the show.

Much more than a tribute to the music of Pink Floyd, Aussie Floyd has sold over three million concert tickets, with the band truly capturing and conveying the spirit, sound, and jaw-dropping visuals and effects of the original Pink Floyd.

‘Their loving recreation of the magic of Pink Floyd’s oeuvre is unmissable’ Sunday Times

Tickets £99† – £28.50*†includes Meet and Greet


Wednesday 19 February 7.30pmRoyal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra

The Music of John BarryConductor Nicholas Dodd Presenter Margherita Taylor

Who can imagine James Bond without John Barry? Or the sweeping panoramas of Out of Africa? Instantly recognisable, Barry’s music has been an essential part of the cinema landscape since his breakthrough film Dr No. In a fifty year career his lush strings and heroic brass defined a series of glorious scores, with five of them winning Oscars. Classic FM’s Margherita Taylor introduces this evening of film and TV scores including Goldfinger, Midnight Cowboy, Body Heat, The Persuaders and Dances with Wolves, performed by the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra.

Tickets £35 – £15*

Wednesday 12 February 7.30pm

Sinfonia VivaConductor Andrew Gourlay Soprano Katherine Broderick Soprano Lydia Teuscher Tenor Andrew Staples

Nottingham Harmonic Choir

Rising star Andrew Gourlay conducts this concert of contrasts beginning with Sibelius’s atmospheric Pelléas et Mélisande which became one of his most popular works. Mendelssohn’s Lobgesang, or ‘Hymn of Praise’, was the composer’s great choral symphony. His most ambitious symphonic creation, it celebrated the 400th anniversary of the invention of the Gutenberg press and its role in the Reformation. Like Beethoven’s Ninth, it ends with an expansive final choral movement, the culmination of a journey from darkness to light.

Tickets £32.50 – £10*

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Monday 3 March 8pm

Shane FilanYou and Me Tour

Following the release of his debut solo album, Shane Filan embarks on his first UK tour.

As Shane says himself, ‘i’m so excited. The album ‘You and Me’ means so much to me and i cannot wait to play these songs live in front of an audience, and of course there will be some old fan favourites from memory lane and a couple of surprises in there too’.

Tickets £31.50*

Wednesday 2 April 7.30pm

A Life In SongLyrics by Don Black

With Special Guests

Inducted into the Songwriters Hall Of Fame in 2007, don’t miss the Oscar, Tony and Golden Globe Award-winning Don Black for one night only. Help celebrate the life of one of our most versatile lyricists, hear the stories behind the compositions and the journey from Hackney to Hollywood. With his cult songs including Born Free and The italian Job, expect to hear instantly recognisable tunes – from blockbuster musicals to Bond themes – and much more.

Tickets £36.50 – £22.50*


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Following a review of booking fees, we have introduced a new range of administration charges to make it simpler and more transparent for you, our customers, to know what you are paying and why.In today’s busy world we understand that people want to book their tickets whenever and wherever is convenient for them and, over the last couple of years, we have seen a dramatic increase in the levels of our online sales. With this in mind we are charging a reduced administration fee of just £1.75 per transaction for online bookings made through our website.

Charging a £2 administration fee on phone and counter bookings (£2.75 if a credit or debit card is used) is essential for us to provide customers with an exemplary level of personal box office service.

Every penny of the administration fee you pay is reinvested back into the Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall, two of the best loved and most prestigious touring venues in the country.

Some purchases are exempt from our fees including TRCH Gift Vouchers, Celebration Packages and our Royal Friends tickets.

BOOKING FEES – WHAT YOU PAY AND WHY

For more information regarding our fees and exemptions, please visit our website at www.trch.co.uk/fees or give our Box Office team a call on 0115 989 5555

It’s always difficult to decide on show tickets to buy for friends and family so why not let them choose and buy them a Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall Gift Voucher?

Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall Gift Vouchers can be used to purchase tickets for any performance, event or even a membership on sale at our Box Office.

Our vouchers can be used over the phone using the unique code and if you don’t use the whole value we will give you a new voucher for the remainder to use at another time.

Our Gift Vouchers can be purchased for any amount, have no expiry date and they are also exempt from our transaction fees when you purchase and redeem them.

Just give the Box Office a call or pop in and buy your vouchers today. Gift Vouchers can be posted out by recorded delivery for £1.50 if you are unable to collect from the Box Office.

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• The Box Office is situated in the Royal Concert Hall foyer on South Sherwood Street

By Phone 0115 989 5555 Monday to Saturday, 9am – 8.30pm Groups 0115 989 5555 [email protected] Schools 0115 989 5627 Monday to Friday, 9am – 5pm By Post Make cheques payable to ‘The Royal Centre’ Address Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall Box Office, Theatre Square Nottingham NG1 5ND

General InformationAll purchases are subject to a per transaction administration fee of £1 for purchases through www.trch.co.uk and £2 for purchases in person and by phone. All payments by credit/debit card are subject to a 75p card transaction fee. Some exemptions apply. For more details see page 30 or visit www.trch.co.uk/fees Tickets are subject to availability.Please note that all concessions and discounts are subject to availability, and cannot be applied retrospectively. Proof of eligibility is required.All cards accepted except for Electron, Solo and AMEX. Tickets are non-refundable except in the event of show cancellation. Tickets can be posted 2nd class for a charge of 50p. Concessions available on certain shows and performances (see specific show pages for details).Please note that payment by cheque will only be accepted up to 7 days prior to the performance (this is due to bank clearing).

Easy Travel to Great ShowsLeave your car at home and take the tram or any Nottingham City Transport bus* to the Theatre Royal or Royal Concert Hall.Buy a Royal Ticket for just £2 return and you’ll fly through the traffic, leaving plenty of time for a relaxing bite to eat or pre-show drink.

Each Royal Ticket is valid until midnight too, so there’s no need to rush off straight after the show.

Simply add a Royal Ticket to your next booking either in person at our Box Office, by phone on 0115 989 5555 or online at www.trch.co.uk* Valid on any NCT bus except 26/100 past Carlton-le-Willows

School and the number 1 past Clifton Pastures.

* Valid Theatre Royal or Royal Concert Hall ticket required with every Royal Ticket for date of travel

Why Nott?Off-site visit & transport solutions for schools & community groups

Need a bus for your visit to the Theatre Royal or Royal Concert Hall?

Why Nott? Transport offers affordable, high-quality transport solutions from reputable, risk-assessed providers.

If you want to take advantage of these excellent rates then visit www.mynottingham.gov.uk/whynottRoyalNottingham @RoyalNottingham

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Gift VouchersTheatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall Gift Vouchers available to purchase from the Box Office. See page 30 for more information.

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Assistance Dogs are welcome in both the Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall. Please let us know if you wish to use our dog sitting service at the time of booking.

Alternative FormatsOur brochure is available in Braille, Large Print, Audio CD, Word or PDF format. To request a copy, visit our website at www.trch.co.uk or call our Access Officer on 0115 989 5609.

For access enquiries Please call: 0115 989 5609

or visit www.trch.co.uk/access

Access Performances Audio Described

Peter Pan Saturday 14 December 2.30pm & Sunday 5 January 1.30pm Touch Tour time – TBCSingin’ in the Rain Saturday 8 February 2.30pm Touch Tour time – TBCPropeller – A Midsummer Night’s Dream Wednesday 19 February 7.30pm Touch Tour 6pmBrassed Off Saturday 8 March 2.30pm Touch Tour time – TBC

Sign Language InterpretedPeter Pan Thursday 12 December 1.30pm, Sunday 15 December 1.30pm & Friday 10 January 7.15pm Interpreter – Clare EdwardsSingin’ in the Rain Thursday 13 February 7.30pm Interpreter – Donna RuanePropeller – The Comedy of errors Friday 21 February 7.30pm Interpreter – Janet Guest

Captioned by StagetextPeter Pan Saturday 4 January 2.30pmSingin’ in the the Rain Saturday 8 February 2.30pmBrassed Off Wednesday 5 March 7.30pm

Relaxed PerformancePeter Pan Wednesday 8 January 1.30pmA performance specially adapted to customers with a wide range of special needs and those on the autistic spectrum

Access Excellence AwardThe Access excellence Award was created to raise industry

awareness of the regulations and to reward excellence of service for organisations that are embracing

an inclusive approach and are making a big difference.

We are delighted to announce that we have been awarded the Bronze Award for Access excellence 2012.

Access Informationfor the Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall We aim to make every customer’s visit as enjoyable and comfortable as possible. Please advise us of your needs at the time of booking and our box office staff will do everything they can to help.For a comprehensive guide to our access facilities please visit www.trch.co.uk/access, call our Access Office on 0115 989 5609, or email [email protected].

Wheelchair spaces are available in both the Theatre Royal and the Royal Concert Hall. Scooters and large size wheelchairs may require more space so please advise us of your needs at the time of booking.There is a lift in the Royal Concert Hall to all levels. We currently have no lift in the Theatre Royal.Reduced price tickets are available to customers with disabilities, subject to status and availability. If you are unable to attend a performance unless accompanied, we can offer a discount on your companion’s ticket, too. Our box office staff are happy to advise you based on your individual circumstances. For detailed information about disabled parking visit www.trch.co.uk/access

Physical Access

Both the Theatre Royal and the Royal Concert Hall have an infra-red Sennheiser transmission system to relay sound to customers with impaired hearing. For more information visit www.trch.co.uk/accessWe offer Captioned performances to customers with impaired hearing where dialogue and lyrics are displayed in English text at the side of the stage. We also offer a choice of Sign Language Interpreted Performances for BSL users. Details are listed opposite.

Audio Described performances offer a live commentary via headphones for blind or partially sighted customers. Details are listed opposite.Our pre-show Touch tours offer visually impaired customers a unique opportunity to go on to the stage and explore the set, costumes and props before the performance. Please contact our Access Office on 0115 989 5609 or via our website www.trch.co.uk/access for more information.

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Royal Friends Bronze Benefits:• Substantial Savings on tickets – Look out for Royal Friends

discounted performances within the brochure

• No fees charged on ticket purchases saving you even more money off your bookings

• Priority Brochure Mailing – Receive the brochure before the general public

• Regular e-Updates – Find out about venue news and what’s booking in

• Royal Friends Priority Booking Period – Book the best seats before shows go on public sale. Announcements are via e-mail and for select shows only.

• Meet the Cast – An exclusive opportunity to rub shoulders with the stars

• 4 Free Tour Passes – Explore behind the scenes of our two venues (subject to availability).

• Save 10% at the Theatre Royal Restaurant – plus many other City Centre Discounts

Discounts apply for up to 2 people / 4 people for Family Memberships per production

Bronze Standard Membership £35 Bronze Family

Membership £55 Bronze Student Membership £25

With the Bronze Membership starting at just £25 – this scheme makes an ideal gift for an arts-loving friend, or family member whatever the occasion.

Even if you only occasionally visit the Theatre Royal, you’ll recoup the cost of the membership with the excellent ticket discounts and no booking fees.

Join either the Royal Friends Gold or Silver membership and enjoy even more exclusive benefits.

To Join or RenewOnline at www.trch.co.uk/royalfriends or contact the Box Office on 0115 989 5555 Gift MembershipsPlease contact emma Hustwait on 0115 721 0692 or e-mail [email protected] Further InformationFor information about the unique benefits of these packages please visit www.trch.co.uk/royalfriends or telephone Claire Brown on 0115 989 5628

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The Restaurant The Restaurant at the Theatre Royal offers an elegant and intimate dining experience for both Royal Concert Hall and Theatre Royal customers. Perfectly placed on the Theatre’s Dress Circle level, we are privileged to be the only Restaurant which can offer you the choice to return to your table at the interval to enjoy your dessert and coffee or simply to finish your wine.Our award-winning catering partners, Kudos, devise a regularly changing seasonal menu for The Restaurant, complemented by a carefully selected wine list. Each freshly made dish is created using only the best of ingredients and, wherever possible, locally sourced produce.

Opening times: The Restaurant is open two hours before evening and weekend matinee performances.The Restaurant is open for High Tea only on midweek matinee performances.

The Green Room café barSituated on the Theatre Royal’s ground floor level, The Green Room café bar is the perfect place to meet for great value bar meals and light bites and to enjoy a pre-show or interval drink.

Opening times: Matinee: 12 noon – 11pm (business dependant) evening: 5pm – 11pm

Food Glorious Food

Celebration PackagesMake any occasion extra special by booking an exclusive Celebration Package for a performance in either the Theatre Royal or Royal Concert Hall.It is all hassle free, with everything organised for you. Packages can include: show tickets, three course meal (with wine or Champagne), a bouquet of flowers, box of luxury chocolates, show programme, interval drinks and a host for either part or all of the evening.For more information please visit www.trch.co.uk or contact Helen Wybrew on 0115 989 5501 or e-mail [email protected]

Conferencing and BanquetingWe also provide Banqueting facilities for a variety of functions; from bespoke celebrations to large-scale conferences for up to 2,500 delegates.For information on Conferencing and Banqueting please contact Kate Collins on 0115 989 5530 or e-mail [email protected]

Exciting NewsThe Royal Concert Hall were runners up for ‘Best Conference Venue 2012’ as part of the ‘Nottinghamshire Star Awards.

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We are proud to work with all our Royal Partners –

Sapphire Royal Partners:

Diamond Royal Partners:

Emerald Royal Partners: French Living Restaurant DG Cars Curry Lounge

Place your business centre stage by forming a Royal Partnership with the East Midlands finest entertainment venueJoin our established and successful scheme and let us create a bespoke Royal partnership for your business.

Royal Partners benefit from: • the best seats at every

performance • advance show announcements,

priority bookings and ticket reservations

• Discounted tickets and complimentary programmes

• flexible hospitality opportunities; from canapé and champagne receptions and four course meals, to simple interval drinks and ice creams

• access to exclusive promotional platforms to target our theatre Royal and Royal concert hall audiences

• unique pR opportunities • prominent acknowledgment

of your support in our season brochures, programmes and website

• invitations to exclusive launch events and guest nights

• No administration fees

Nottingham City CentreTheatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall Theatre Square Nottingham NG1 5ND

Managing Director Robert Sanderson

0115 989 5555www.trch.co.uk

Proud to present World Class Entertainment

For a full city centre map featuring all five zones visit our website at www.trch.co.uk and go to ‘How to find us’.

Tram The tram stops directly outside the Theatre Royal and runs every 10 minutes until midnight. For information call 0115 942 7777 or e-mail [email protected]

Bus Nottingham is well served by many fast and frequent buses which stop close to the Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall. For bus times call Nottingham City Transport on 0115 950 6070, Traveline on 0871 200 2233 or visit www.travelineastmidlands.co.uk

Rail Nottingham Station is a 15 minute walk from the venue or a short taxi/tram ride. Call 0845 748 4950 or www.nationalrail.co.uk for train times and fares.

Car Follow signs for the city centre and the

‘Royal Zone’. There are several car parks within a 5 minute walk including Talbot Street, Trinity Square and The Crowne Plaza Hotel Car Park. See map for further details.

Taxi Our preferred taxi partner is DG Cars. To book a taxi call 0115 9500 500, visit them on-line at www.dgcars.co.uk or call them for free from one of the phones in the Theatre Royal bar or Royal Concert Hall foyer.

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to the theatre. Buy a Royal Ticket redeemable at all tram stops and on all Nottingham City bus routes. See page 31 inside for further information.

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