Spring/Summer Brochure 2017
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Hiring The Mission Theatre
Welcome
Here is The Mission Theatre’s Spring and Summer
brochure, full of enticing shows and Festivals. You
will notice we have decided to publish a half-yearly
programme so that you can see all the exciting
events taking place at the theatre between January
and July 2017. We hope that you will find it useful
to be able to plan your visits to us well in advance.
Acting upon your feedback, you will see that with
a number of our forthcoming productions we are
offering a 2pm Matinee.
Buying Tickets
Shows at The Mission Theatre are run by a variety
of organisations, many of which have their own
individual ticketing arrangements. Bath Box Office
handles many of the productions at The Mission and
some companies run their own box office. Please
check carefully against the individual events listed
in the brochure to find the correct information about
buying tickets.
The Main Auditorium
The Mission Theatre’s 150-seater Main
Auditorium and/or the 50-seater Theatre
Upstairs can be hired for the presentation of
performing and visual arts, corporate events
and festivals.
Both auditoria are versatile venues with a
multitude of different layout options, perfect for
all styles of performance. Visit our website
www.missiontheatre.co.uk for more information
and images of the many different ways each of
these spaces can be used.
To make an enquiry or place a booking please
contact either the Artistic Director or the
Theatre Manager on 01225 428600 or email: [email protected].
Next Stage is The Mission Theatre’s resident Theatre
Company. Since we launched our new Mission
website, it is now possible to order and pay online
for tickets to see any of Next Stage’s productions.
Please note we cannot extend this service to all the
shows at The Mission Theatre because we do not
have a bespoke Box Office team.
Keeping in Touch
As always, all the information in the brochure is
supplemented by our easy-to-use website
www.missiontheatre.co.uk. If you are on our email
list, you will also know that regular newsletters bring
you you up-to-the-minute information on forthcoming
shows with news and pictures included. If you would
like to sign up for this service, do drop us an email, fill
in the form on the website, or pop into the theatre.
I hope you find much in this
brochure to entice you to visit
The Mission Theatre in the
months ahead.
Ann Ellison BEM
Artistic Director
The Mission Theatre
Cover Image: Sarah Tullamore with London, Paris, Roam
Thursday 30th and Friday 31st March 7.30pm P5
The Theatre Upstairs
FONS - Friends of Next Stage
at The Mission Theatre
Our FONS scheme has proved extremely
popular and we hope many more of you will
consider joining us in 2017.
For a £50 annual subscription, we offer our
FONS members the following privileges for all
Next Stage shows: Priority booking, a reserved
seat and a free programme, plus an invitation
to three pre-season launch events throughout
the year.
Please help our work at The Mission Theatre
by becoming a Friend - simply complete the
form on the Sponsorship page of our website,
email us or call 01225 428600.
www.missiontheatre.co.uk
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Tuesday 17th - Saturday 21st January Matinee Saturday 21st
Next Stage Theatre Company presents
7.30pm
2pm
Habeas Corpus
Wednesday 25th January Scary Little Girls present
7.30pm
I’m Sorry, I Haven’t a Minute
by Alan Bennett
Alan Bennett’s Habeas Corpus, set in the late 1960s,
has all the ingredients of a classic, but surreal, farce
spiced with the warmth and humanity of Bennett’s
razor-sharp wit.
Following their recent tour of It’s Your Round! Pub
Quiz, Scary Little Girls make their debut at The
Mission Theatre with this delightfully bonkers Sorry I
Haven’t a Minute! cabaret radio show.
Dr and Mrs Wicksteed, his sister Connie, their
hypochondriac son Dennis, and Connie’s long-term
fiancé Canon Throbbing, live in Hove - a seaside
town as yet untouched by the Permissive Society.
But beneath the surface hidden desires are bubbling,
and the arrival of Lady Rumpers from the colonies,
her gorgeous daughter Felicity, and, coincidentally,
Sir Percy Shorter, the president of the British Medical
Association, prove a combustible mixture.
Audiences are invited to join the team of This Evening,
a radio magazine show with wannabe television hosts
Summer Hill (Rebecca Mordan) and Charlie Bray (Joel
Daffurn). Have this husband and wife duo got what it
takes to climb the entertainment ladder and follow in
the footsteps of their heroes, Richard and Judy, or will
their home at Mid-East Midlands Digital Magic FM be
as far as they go?
It’s Mr Shanks, a ‘falsies’ fitter from Leatherhead keen to provide a professional service to his
customers - who triggers the explosion, and a
positive tsunami of mistaken identities and surging
passions ensues.
Habeas Corpus bursts with fun and will prove to be
the perfect post-Christmas pick-me-up. Book now to
avoid disappointment.
Audiences will take part in features such as Up
Your Way, Summer’s Makeover, Dirk and Daphne
Chronicles, and for those who believe... Summer Sees!
Join us for live, on-air mayhem with your favourite
radio hosts as they rurally tour the British Isles trying
to boost their audience figures!
“An inspirational combination of cutting edge cabaret
and smart improvisation.” Diva
“These literary spoof shows are much, much harder
than they look. Luckily, this easy-going and silly
afternoon show created by Scary Little Girls…is daft,
enjoyable and fun.” The Scotsman
www.next-stage.co.uk
Tickets £12 (£10 concs)
Tickets £10 (£8 concs)
Next Stage Box Office 01225 428600
online www.missiontheatre.co.uk
email [email protected]
or Bath Box Office 01225 463362
online www.bathboxoffice.org.uk
For an extra £1, reserve your seat: call 01225 428600
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Cornish Riviera Box Office
01726 879500
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www.scarylittlegirls.co.uk
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Tuesday 14th - Saturday 18th February
7.30pm
Matinee Saturday 18th 2pm
Next Stage Youth Theatre Company presents
Great Expectations
Thursday 9th & Friday 10th March Forged Line Dance Company presents
7.30pm
Lina
by Charles Dickens, adapted for the stage by Declan Donnellan and Nick Ormerod
The talented and highly-acclaimed Next Stage
Youth Theatre Company excel as they bring this
gritty adaptation of Dickens’ least-sentimental love
story to the stage with a cast of some of his most
unforgettable characters.
Lina explores the lives and obsessions of brother and
sister William and Caroline Herschel. Both talented
musicians and celebrated astronomers, they studied
the universe and mapped the stars from their garden
in 18th century Bath.
Whilst at his parents’ graveside, Pip is accosted by
Magwitch, an escaped convict from a prison ship.
Terrified, he is forced to help the man to get away.
An unexpected invitation to the house of rich old
Miss Havisham forces Pip into the path of her
beautiful, cruel ward Estella and their strange,
ruthless games. After an anonymous benefactor
grants him a small fortune, Pip turns his back on his
humble life as a blacksmith’s apprentice. Leaving his
sister, her husband Joe Gargery and the winsome
Biddy, Pip moves to London to become a gentleman
in the hopes of winning Estella. But he has no idea of
the dangers that await him there, or from where his
salvation will come.
A new dance work from Bath-based company
Forged Line, Lina delves into a caring yet complex
relationship, where family ties are tested by individual
ambition. Music merges into science, art becomes
mathematics, and a brother and sister, far from home,
change how we see the universe forever.
Great Expectations is an unforgettable tale from one
of our greatest storytellers. Come to The Mission
Theatre and let over 30 of Next Stage’s talented
young actors entertain you with this fast-paced,
imaginatively-staged production which will delight
audiences young and old alike.
This intimate and emotionally-charged duet is inspired
by the themes of creativity, invention and frustration
that shaped the siblings’ extraordinary story. It
features music composed by William Herschel.
“The two dancers balanced with real grace the
evolution that led William and Caroline Herschel
to become leading astronomers. The movement
echoed the discovery process; at times explosive,
with both dancers rushing across the stage like
synapses firing ideas; sometimes delighting in the
mundane.” Audience member
Supported by the Bath-based
www.next-stage.co.uk
Tickets £12 (£10 concs)
Next Stage Box Office 01225 428600
online www.missiontheatre.co.uk
email [email protected]
or Bath Box Office 01225 463362
online www.bathboxoffice.org.uk
For an extra £1, reserve your seat: call 01225 428600
www.missiontheatre.co.uk
01225 428600
[email protected]
Tickets £8 (£6 concs)
Bath Box Office 01225 463362
www.bathboxoffice.org.uk
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NSY enrolment: Sunday 5th March 2017 4.30-6pm
Next Stage Youth
Welcoming youngsters of all abilities with no audition
or pre-selection process, Next Stage Youth is one of
Bath’s leading theatrical youth companies. Following
their hugely-successful February production of Great
Expectations, Next Stage Youth will be commencing
work on their next play, to be performed at The Mission
Theatre later in the year. Anyone aged between 11 and
18 is welcome and Next Stage has a policy of using
NSYouthers whenever possible in its adult shows. In July
this year, a number of the young actors will be appearing
at the Minack Theatre in Cornwall in Next Stage’s
production of Birdsong.
Next Stage Youth runs during term times on Sundays
4.30-6pm at The Mission Theatre. New members are
invited to join Next Stage Youth for the second half of the
Spring term on Sunday 5th March 2017. More information
and images can be found at www.next-stage.co.uk.
Next Stage Youthers pay £120 per
10-week term.
Newcomers are invited to join us for two
taster sessions at £12 each, which can
be paid for on arrival each Sunday.
Thursday 30th and Friday 31st March 7.30pm
London-Paris-Roam!
Music and Lyrics by James Burn
Idea, script and additional lyrics by Sarah Tullamore
Directed by Frédéric Baptiste
Accompanied on piano by John Florencio
She’s jived in Japan, indulged in Italy, feasted in
France… and suddenly woken up to find she’s now a
woman of a certain age. When you have to sit down to put your tights on,
it’s obviously time to take stock. So what’s the next
move, Sarah? Gay Paree has been magnifique but
maybe it’s time for a change?
In this funny and moving account of her globetrotting
life so far, Sarah is packing her bags, waving au revoir and singing brand new songs all about it. Clear away
the clutter… Reviews from Sarah Tullamore’s Edinburgh Fringe
shows 2016:
“There is something layered and special at the heart
of this production” ★★★★ TV Bomb
“…hilarious, occasionally moving, this show left me
wanting to sit down with Sarah and seek her advice
on life…” ★★★★ Remotegoat
“The script is tight, the Franglish spot on, and
the softer moments touching. A charming
performance!” ★★★★ Box Dust
Wednesday 15th - Friday 17th March
Mid-Somerset Drama Festival 2017
Twitter: @LondonParisRoam
Facebook: Sarah Tullamore
The Mission Theatre is delighted to once again play
host to competitors in the Speech & Drama section of
The Mid-Somerset Festival.
The Festival’s three days at The Mission Theatre will
include classes in acting, verse speaking, mime,
public speaking and much more. Tickets will be
available on the door from £3 for adults. School-age
children are free. For more information about the
Festival, visit www.midsomersetfestival.org.uk.
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www.missiontheatre.co.uk
01225 428600
Tickets £15 (£12 concs)
Estelle Productions Box Office 01737 353164
or email [email protected]
www.sarahtullamore.com
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FESTIVAL TIME
Tuesday 4th - Saturday 8th April Matinee Saturday 8th Next Stage Theatre Company presents
7.30pm
2pm
Tuesday 9th - Saturday 13th May Playing Up Theatre Company present
7.30pm
The Dreadful Penny
My Brilliant Divorce
by Geraldine Aron
Angela’s husband has had a mid-life crisis and a midEuropean fling; Angela is left with the dog.
Initially exultant, Angela soon finds herself emotionally
bereft and with her self-confidence at an all-time
low. Rejecting or accepting the well-meaning advice
and consolation of friends, interfering mother, critical
daughter and silently-accusing dog, Angela slowly,
and at times painfully, rebuilds her life.
An insightful and hilarious exploration of what life can
be like for a 40-something, suddenly single woman,
My Brilliant Divorce is wittily observant, achingly
funny and heart-wrenchingly real. Geraldine Aron’s play is brought to The Mission Theatre
by the talented Kay Francksen, who has performed
to sell-out audiences in Bath and Bristol with her onewoman show Shirley Valentine.
Kay first played Angela in My Brilliant Divorce in 2006. “Very best wishes to cast and crew of My Brilliant
Divorce. Hope you have a great success with it.
Go girls, go!” Geraldine Aron (playwright).
“There are some great jokes…but there are also
sudden shafts of piercing emotional truth… A
peculiarly frosty heart is required to resist My Brilliant
Divorce.” Daily Telegraph.
The Dreadful Penny is a ripping comedy adventure.
The year is 1882 and Cecil Snerd has invented the
world’s first sprung leather bicycle saddle; a blessed
relief to velocipedists everywhere, who have already
dubbed the Penny-farthing: ‘the man slicer!’
Cecil, cheated out of his invention by teutonic cad
Hans Von Bulge, languishes in debtor’s prison. It
is left to his only son, Mortimer, to clear his father’s
name and prevent Von Bulge acquiring the saddle’s
patent for himself.
On his perilous quest, Mortimer is kidnapped by
pirates, trapped in a pyramid, pursued on the Orient
Express and finally attempts to outrun a hot air
balloon on a penny farthing.
Playing Up Theatre Company makes its debut at
The Mission Theatre with this rip-roaring show; a
fun-packed evening for all.
Bath Chronicle reviews for The Dreadful Penny:
“A furious pace, rapid costume and scenery changes
plus non-stop jokes from the totally committed (they
should be) cast make for a fun, unmissable evening.”
“One of the city’s best theatre companies!”
www.next-stage.co.uk
Tickets £12 (£10 concs)
Next Stage Box Office 01225 428600
online www.missiontheatre.co.uk
email [email protected]
or Bath Box Office 01225 463362
online www.bathboxoffice.org.uk
For an extra £1,www.playing-up.co.uk
reserve your seat: call 01225 428600
www.missiontheatre.co.uk
01225 428600
[email protected]
Tickets £12 (£10 concs)
Bath Box Office 01225 463362
www.bathboxoffice.org.uk
www.playing-up.co.uk
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Thursday 18th - Saturday 20th May Novato Theatre Company presents
7.30pm
Second Sun
Monday 22nd - Wednesday 24th May
Matinee Wednesday 24th Bath Spa Theatre Society presents
7.30 pm 2pm
Our Country’s Good
by Thomas Keneally and Timberlake Wertenbaker
In Second Sun, the mighty have fallen. And evil has
won against all odds. No one can foresee the future.
Not even the Gods. Who will be there to save them?
Who will be there to speak for the voiceless against
the three-faced foes that no one chose? Who will lead
the country into ruin?
This powerful and challenging work is ideally suited
to the talents of Novato Theatre Company. The
actors’ ability to show, through their physicality and
creativity, the landscape of conflict as it unfolds
across the stage is second to none. A thoughtprovoking production presented with the hallmark
excellence for which this exceptional group has
become renowned.
Novato Theatre Company was founded in 2012
building on the success of its sister company, Novato
Dance. The performances are entirely devised and
explore a range of theatre styles including physical,
symbolism, expressionism and comedy. The company
is comprised of Bath Spa University students,
whose passion for their art enables them to create
memorable productions.
“How do we know what humanity lies hidden under
the rags and filth of a mangled life?”
Australia, 1788. The First Fleet lands at Sydney Cove.
Half of those aboard are convicts – murderers,
thieves, and prostitutes – exiled to the shores of this
strange new land. Eager to impress his superiors,
Second Lieutenant Ralph Clark takes up the task
of bringing culture to the burgeoning colony by
offering to direct the country’s first play. With a cast
of criminals, only two copies of the script, and some
of his actors facing the noose, the project seems
doomed from the start.
Our Country’s Good explores the redemptive
power of art, asking if it is better to punish – or to
rehabilitate?
Bath Spa Theatre Society returns to The Mission
Theatre after its highly-acclaimed production of Punk
Rock last year.
This amateur production of Our Country’s Good is
presented by special arrangement with SAMUEL
FRENCH, LTD.
Novato Theatre Company presents a physical theatre
piece which echoes the timeless fate of victorious
empires.
Tickets £8 (£6 concs)
Tickets £10 (£7 concs)
Bath Box Office 01225 463362
www.bathboxoffice.org.uk
Bath Box Office 01225 463362
www.bathboxoffice.org.uk
£3 for Society Members (on door only)
www.novatoproductions.com
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FESTIVAL TIME
The 2017 Bath Fringe Festival will take place in the city between
Friday 26th May and Sunday 11th June. As an attractive and
popular city-centre venue, The Mission Theatre is thrilled to
be hosting so many exciting Fringe events. With its versatile
100-seater Main Auditorium and its buzzing Fringe Hub and Bar in
the 50-seater Theatre Upstairs, The Mission Theatre will be full to
bursting with first-class Fringe acts from around the country.
Detailed information will be available on our website from 1st April
2017, but here’s a taster of some of the treats in store.
Friday 26th May
Saturday 27th - Tuesday 30th May
Opening Night
Party
A range of theatrical events from
Bath Spa University students.
Thursday 1st - Saturday 3rd June
Novato Dance Company, bringing its brand
new show Encore to celebrate the company’s
10th year of innovative and compelling dance.
Sunday 4th June
Sunday 4th June
Monday 5th June
Brave Bold Drama with
their family-friendly show
Alf the Highwayman.
Stand-up comedian Ian
Smith with his popular one
man show.
Theatre with Teeth, Exeter’s premier
Student New Writing Company is making
its Bath Fringe debut.
Tuesday 6th - Thursday 8th June
Friday 9th - Saturday 10th June
Saturday 10th June
ThreeDumb Theatre are back by
popular demand after Not About
Heroes (July 2016).
Students from Bath University
Theatre Society return to The Mission
Theatre with two fantastic shows.
Final year performing arts
students from Bath College in
a devised entertainment.
Sunday 11th June
For the last fun-filled day of the Fringe, the Jack Price Company are bringing an
ensemble drama: Groundswell to The Mission Theatre, with two performances
before the Fringe Last Night Party.
Detailed information for all Fringe events will be available in Spring 2017
when the full programme has been finalised.
For tickets, times and further information
visit www.missiontheatre.co.uk
or www.bathfringe.co.uk
www.missiontheatre.co.uk
01225 428600
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Tuesday 27th June - Saturday 1st July Matinee Saturday 1st
Next Stage Theatre Company presents
7.30pm
2pm
Thursday 6th July Hurn-Davey Productions presents
7.30pm
Hancock and Co.
Birdsong
performed by James Hurn: one man, many voices
by Sebastian Faulks, adapted for the stage by Rachel Wagstaff
Birdsong is a powerful dramatisation of Sebastian
Faulks’s profoundly moving novel. It charts the
tempestuous affair between a British Officer, Stephen
Wraysford, and a French woman, Isabelle Azaire.
Meeting in 1910, the young Stephen falls hopelessly
in love with Rene Azaire’s wife whilst staying at their
home in Amiens, northern France. Fleeing Azaire’s
wrath, the lovers run away together, but in personal
turmoil and with the looming threat of war enveloping
Europe, Stephen and Isabelle’s fledgling love
founders, but neither forgets the other.
Following James Hurn’s sell-out visit to The Mission
Theatre in November 2016, he is back by popular
demand with a stunning one-man, many voices, show,
celebrating over 60 years of Hancock’s
Half Hour.
On this, his second visit, James – a talented actor
and impressionist – will be performing a brand-new
programme including one classic episode of
Hancock’s Half Hour, and two episodes he has
written himself in the same style as Ray Galton
and Alan Simpson, with James voicing the entire
cast. James is a master at recreating the accents
and personas of such iconic 20th century British
favourites as Tony Hancock, Sidney James, Hattie
Jacques, Bill Kerr and Kenneth Williams.
Six years after their meeting, Stephen is back in the
same region of France, this time as a young, English
Lieutenant, leading his men at the Battle of the
Somme in July 1916.
Playwright Rachel Wagstaff uses flash-backs in her
haunting adaptation of Birdsong to juxtapose the
beauty and passion of Stephen’s pre-war experiences
with the horrors of war-torn battlegrounds.
Showcasing a large cast of talented actors drawn
from Next Stage’s adult and youth companies,
Birdsong opens at The Mission Theatre, Bath before
a tour to the Minack Theatre, Cornwall in July. Crafted from the ruins of war and the indestructibility
of love, Birdsong is a play that speaks to all.
www.next-stage.co.uk
This new show is performed in the style of a radio
performance in front of a live audience, bringing to
life the classic days of radio comedy. Don’t miss it!
“Utterly masterful and quite, quite superb”
Jon Culshaw - impressionist
“You have Tony Hancock’s pitch and tone so much
better than I” Kevin McNally - actor
“Absolutely marvellous, you have such an
outstanding talent” Neil Pearson - actor and producer
of The Missing Hancock’s
Tickets £12 (£10 concs)
Next Stage Box Office 01225 428600
online www.missiontheatre.co.uk
email [email protected]
or Bath Box Office 01225 463362
online www.bathboxoffice.org.uk
For an extra £1, reserve your seat: call 01225 428600
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01225 428600
Tickets £14 (£12 concs)
Bath Box Office 01225 463362
www.bathboxoffice.org.uk
[email protected]
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Saturday 8th July
Box Tale Soup presents:
The Wind in the Willows2pm
Tuesday 25th - Friday 28th July TopButton Theatre Company presents
7.30pm
Wink
The Picture of Dorian Gray7.30pm
The Wind in the Willows2pm
A beautiful new adaptation of Kenneth Grahame’s
much-loved classic by this award-winning theatre
company. From the peaceful pleasures of Ratty’s
beloved river bank to the fearful frights and wicked
weasels of the Wild Wood, join Mole and Ratty on
their marvellous adventures. The Wind in the Willows
features handmade puppets, props and costumes
and a charming original score. Suitable for 5+ years.
Winner - ‘Best Show for Families’ at Buxton Fringe for
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland
Commissioned by the Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham
The Picture of Dorian Gray7.30pm
Award-winning Box Tale Soup (Northanger Abbey,
Casting the Runes) return to The Mission Theatre with
a brand new adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s classic, The
Picture of Dorian Gray.
“What does it profit a man if he gain the whole world
and lose his own soul?”
Witness Wilde’s haunting story of evil, debauchery
and scandal, featuring puppetry and a powerful
original soundtrack. Suitable for 12+ years.
“They are wonderful.” The Times
“It’s haunting! It’s brilliant!” ★★★★★ SGFringe
(for Casting the Runes)
Commissioned by the William Andrews Clark Memorial Library
by Phoebe Eclair-Powell
“I log on for seven hours. And it’s like my whole room
opens up, space, time and all the continuums… I am
wired, awake, my mind full, my eyes fuller. I can’t
even blink any more but I can’t stop looking, staring
into this space where everyone else is.”
What makes you a man? No one seems to have any
idea. We don’t really tend to talk about it. The only
way to find out is to throw yourself into the mind of
one…
Phoebe Eclair-Powell’s Wink is a thrilling modern
drama which follows a search for identity in an age of
social media, sexting and deleted web searches; an
age when untreated mental illness is killing more
young men than war. Wink examines two lives
veering dangerously close to collision, asking us
what separates the man from the boy?
TopButton brings you thought-provoking theatre with
edge. The company has teamed up with Dyslexia
Action and Mind Mental Health and both charities
support the project and will be offering support and
guidance.
Twitter: @TopButton_Co
Facebook: TopButtonTheatreCo
Tickets for Willows £8 (£6 concs)
Tickets for Dorian Gray £10 (£8 concs)
Tickets £10 (£8 concs)
Bath Box Office 01225 463362
www.bathboxoffice.org.uk
Bath Box Office 01225 463362
www.bathboxoffice.org.uk
www.boxtalesoup.co.uk
www.missiontheatre.co.uk
01225 428600
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Useful Information
Diary
Doors normally open 45 minutes before
the start of an event. Any pre-ordered or
remaining tickets can be collected at this
time.
Habeas Corpus
Habeas Corpus
Parking
Avon Street Car Park is opposite the theatre
and the Riverside Coach Drop-off is at the
end of Corn Street. Car parks on either side
of the building are private and not for the
use of theatre-goers.
17 - 21 Jan 21 Jan 7.30pm
2pm
25 Jan 7.30pm
14 - 18 Feb
18 Feb 7.30pm
2pm
I’m Sorry, I Haven’t a Minute
Great Expectations
Great Expectations
NSY enrolment
5 Mar 4.30 - 6pm
Public Transport
Bath Spa train and bus stations are within 3
minutes’ walk.
Lina
9 - 10 Mar
7.30pm
Mid-Somerset Drama Festival 2017
15 - 17 Mar
Various
Disabled Access
The Main Auditorium has full disabled access
and facilities.
London-Paris-Roam!
30 - 31 Mar
7.30pm
My Brilliant Divorce
My Brilliant Divorce
4 - 8 Apr
8 Apr 7.30pm
2pm
The Dreadful Penny
9 - 13 May
7.30pm
Second Sun
18 - 20 May
7.30pm
Our Country’s Good
Our Country’s Good
22 - 24 May
24 May
7.30pm 2pm
26 May - 11 June
Various
27 Jun - 1 Jul
1 Jul
7.30pm
2pm
Hancock’s Half Hour
6 Jul
7.30pm
The Wind in the Willows
The Picture of Dorian Gray
8 Jul
8 Jul
2pm
7.30pm
25 - 28 Jul
7.30pm
Bar
Before most shows and events the theatre
operates two fully-licensed bars. One is
located in The Theatre Upstairs and the
other is in the Main Auditorium downstairs.
Cold drinks can be purchased and taken into
the theatre, whilst hot drinks and food are
consumed upstairs.
Fringe at The Mission
Birdsong
Birdsong
Wink
The Mission Theatre,
32 Corn Street, Bath BA1 1UF
01225 428600
[email protected]
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