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Wed 29th September to Fri 1st October, Fri 1st October to Sat 2nd October at 8:00pm |
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When Memory comes to visit, will you know if she is there? Will she reveal the truth to you or take your past when she leaves. Alison Farina’s new touching and funny play explores memory, it’s significance to our identity and what happens to ‘us’ when we lose it.
Butterfly Psyche is a new theatre company whose work is inspired by myth, storytelling and the magic of the mundane. |
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| Tickets: £10.00, Concessions £8.00 | Professional |
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Wed 6th October at 8:00pm |
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Prepare to be amazed and amused by Britain’s leading comedy magician as he returns with “the best tricks in the universe” (Independent). After sell-out shows in 2007/08/09 Pete has established himself as one of Edinburgh’s hottest tickets. Now come and see him at The Rondo. Television appearances include ‘Monkey Magic’(FIVE),‘Dirty Tricks’ and ‘Derren Brown’s 3D Magic Spectacular’(Channel4) and ‘For One Night Only’(ITV1). |
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| Tickets: £12.00, Concessions £10.00 | Comedy | ||||||||
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| William Shakespeare, Directed by Andy Burden | ||||
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Thu 7th October to Sat 9th October at 8:00pm |
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"... Playful ingenuity and great spirit, both of which complement Shakespeare's powerful storytelling." The Guardian (4 Stars) The risks are huge and the pain is certain as Henry V commits his troops to war. Is it bravery or bravado, national interest or personal vendetta? Four soldiers tell the story of a king maturing to the demands of office. Playing each character with accurate skill, Shakespeare’s classic history (and sometimes comedy) comes to life.
An energetic, exciting and rousing production, trimmed but faithful to Shakespeare’s words, by award-winning director Andy Burden |
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| Tickets: £10.00, Concessions £8.00 | Professional |
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Wed 13th October to Sat 16th October at 7:30pm |
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They Never Noticed a Thing is a hilarious comedy that takes place partly in the home, partly in the world of amateur theatre. The play is set in Bath in the 1950s. It is written and directed by Bath Drama’s award-winning resident playwright, Stephen Curtis. It is receiving its UK premiere at the Rondo. |
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Thu 21st October at 8:00pm |
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One of the most innovative acoustic guitarists in the UK today, Gordon Giltrap has developed his own unique style, much copied, but never bettered. It is impossible not to be awestruck as he coaxes incredible melodies from his instruments; you almost suspect a second pair of hands. Well known for his collaborations with other artists and his work for both the BBC and commercial television. “Heartsong” is instantly recognized as the theme for the holiday programme. Gordon continues to delight his audiences and no two concerts are ever the same |
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| Tickets: £12.00, Concessions £10.00 | Music |
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by David Mamet & by Paul O'Neill respectively | ||||||||
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Sat 23rd October at 8:00pm |
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A Double ʻNew Yorkʼ Bill of Comedy Duck Variations by David Mamet
This rarely performed gentle comedy masterpiece by one of ʻthe finest American Playwrights of his generationʼ (The Times), stage and screen-writer, David Mamet, takes us to the park where two old men speculate on life, the universe and DUCKS.
The Brothers by Paul OʼNeil
So - what are you having for Sunday Lunch ? Irish playwrite Paul OʼNeilʼs hilarious black comedy about two brothers who comply faithfully with the last culinary wishes of Mary, their housekeeper (“served with garlic, roast potatoes, broccoli and carrots, and a ʻtikʼ cauliflower sauce”.) was researched whilst living and working as a freelance journalist amongst the ex-patriot Irish community of New York. |
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| Book by Charles M Schulz Music by Larry Grossman Lyrics by Hal Hackady | ||||
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Wed 27th October to Sat 30th October at 7:30pm |
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It’s remarkable! Fantastic! Entertaining! This musical deserves every one of its three exclamation points. Based on the world-renowned Peanuts comic strip, it delights every audience with the quiet knowledge and wit of its characters. Atop his kennel, Snoopy surveys the skies, scene of his triumph as a First World War flying ace. Modestly, he considers his genius. Stoically, he accepts that his brilliance in nearly every field of endeavour will forever go unremarked by humankind. He can but uphold his own high standards and his own immutable philosophy.
This charming show features a real person as Snoopy and six others as his human friends. Book Now. |
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| Tickets: £10.00, Concessions £8.00 | Community |
The Rondo Theatre is supported by Bath and North East Somerset Council.
