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Fri 3rd July at 8:00pm |
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Opera Piccola’s latest anthology confirms that torrid passion generally flourishes in a sultry Mediterranean climate, even if this is often viewed from a North European perspective!
Using enthusiastic humour, stimulating commentary and the inimitable Opera Piccola style, we aim to convey our operatic passion to fresh audiences. For a tenth Rondo visit, this popular local group perform works by Offenbach, Mozart and Bizet. |
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| Tickets: £9.00, Concessions £7.00 | Opera |
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Sat 4th July at 8:00pm |
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In the storytelling tradition of Spalding Gray and Ken Campbell, "Outstanding Theatre" award-winner David Bramwell undertakes an epic journey encountering occultists, freakshows and clairvoyants in a quest to uncover the mystery of a singular heirloom: his great aunt's moustache!
Magical stories about drug-addled eccentrics and supernatural occurrences...a monologue that keeps you fascinated until the very end! - Broadway Baby
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Wed 8th July to Sat 11th July at 8:00pm |
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Adam and Eve were the first man and woman created by God. Or were they?
Enter Lilith, the not-so-well-known First Lady of Eden. 'Paradise Left' is an alternative to Genesis as we know it, with bawdy innuendo, a healthy sprinkle of angels, demons and office politics. Oh, and a guest appearance by Lucifer.
God made man because he loves stories - Yiddish Proverb
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| Tickets: £10.00, Concessions £8.00 | Professional |
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Fri 17th July at 8:00pm |
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Tom Allen: WOMEN
Tom Allen, who won both the So You Think You’re Funny Award and the BBC New Comedy Award at a very young age, brings his latest show to Bath prior to a run at The Edinburgh Fringe.
The sly dexterity of his delivery has you hooked, he’s definitely one to watch - The Daily Telegraph
Velvety, grandiloquent…rich with deliciously trivial detail – Chortle
FRANCIS and POWER
Comic vignettes written and performed by two fine comic actors, Alan Francis and Barney Power. Francis and Power’s last show Deep Dark Cuts earned rave reviews. Most recently they have appeared in the Radio 4 Comedy series Inside Alan Francis which was written by Alan.
Some of the most sinister and surreal comic creations this side of The League of Gentlemen - The Sunday Herald
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Sat 18th July at 8:00pm |
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Brendon Burns, winner of the if.Comedy Awards, brings his brand new show to The Rondo.
Brendon once got banned from BBC live television for snogging a goat live on air; he handed out enough mushrooms at the Glastonbury festival to get a thousand people high because Bill Hicks and John Lennon talked about it but didn't; he wrote a trilogy that sent him clinically mad and he walked off the set of "Help I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here NOW" live-on-air after just three days of hosting the show alongside Kelly Osbourne.
Join Brendon for 90 minutes of hilarity from Britain's most controversial comedian.
One of the most exciting comics working in the UK - Time Out
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| Tickets: £12.00, Concessions £10.00 | Comedy |
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Thu 23rd July to Sat 25th July at 7:30pm |
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The eternal triangle in medieval times is the theme of Holst’s comic opera ‘The Wandering Scholar’. The Scholar is the whistle-blower. The farmer leaves his wife preparing a meal for the lecherous priest but returns to take his revenge. Is the meal wasted? Who eats it?
Although this opera is quite short, more musical delights fill the evening.
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The Rondo Theatre is supported by Bath and North East Somerset Council.
