Wednesday 5th November to Sunday 9th November
Wednesday to Saturday nightly at 7.30pm, Special matinee performances: Thursday & Saturday at 2.30pm, Sunday at 1.30pm & 5pm. |
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FEATURING THE RUSSIAN ICE STARS
Following the enormous success of their 2007 production of Beauty and the Beast On Ice, we are proud to welcome the return of the magnificent Russian Ice Stars with their brand new production, Cirque de Glace
If the creation of the world was shaped by fire and ice then so it will be for CIRQUE DE GLACE Striving to achieve a new level of ice show presentation the brilliant Russian Ice Stars combine with the world of cirque in an eclectic mix of spectacle and ice dance which promises to be both heart stopping and jaw dropping. Some of the world’s finest performers request the pleasure of your company in an extravaganza guaranteed to entertain and thrill all ages. Be there, as this new genre hits the earth like a meteor and the explosion of fire and ice takes place before your very eyes.
CIRQUE DE GLACE – A NEW CONCEPT IN ENTERTAINMENT |
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Seats: £28.50 Concessions & Priority Friends £27.50
Thursday Matinee £23.50 Concessions & Priority Friends £22.50
Children all seats all performances £17.50
Restricted view seats all performances £16.50
Priority Friends Special Offer: All seats £23.50 on opening night! |
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| Wednesday 12th November at 7.30pm |
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| The veteran Labour politician Tony Benn will be talking about his life in politics and what he thinks about the changes in the Labour party. Expect an evening of frank responses and entertaining political anecdotes. This is a welcome sequel to his original legendary theatre tour.
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| Seats: £16.50 Concessions £15.50 Priority Friends £14.50 |
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| Thursday 13th November at 7.30pm |
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| The legendary Cornish Comic returns with another bout of heavyweight belly crunching comedy. He’s slightly politically incorrect, but rated by many, as the funniest man in the land. If you don’t laugh at this show, you need psychological help! Contains adult material Cert 18.
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| Seats: £18.50 |
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| Friday 14th November at 7.30pm |
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| Simon Yates first became known as the man who cut the rope holding his friend and climbing partner Joe Simpson during their descent from Peru's Siula Grande in 1985, a story immortalised in the film ‘Touching the Void’. 20 years on, Simon is one of the most successful mountaineers of his time, and is touring the UK with his entertaining and inspiring lecture. Simon’s dry wit, philosophical approach and stunning images transport his audience to some of the highest and most treacherous peaks in the world, giving a real insight into the mountain environment and the extreme mental and physical challenge of climbing.
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| Seats £16.50 Concessions £15.50 Priority Friends £15.00 |
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| Sunday 16th November at 7.30pm |
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| The beautiful melodies of Foster and Allen have made them a phenomenal success all over the world. Since their first hit record in 1978 they have gone on to record 18 gold award winning albums and tour the world extensively many times. Don’t miss this opportunity to spend a wonderful evening being serenaded by this well-loved Irish duo who have been together for more than 30 years and are still going strong. Foster and Allen are celebrating the release this year of their new album ’Foster and Allen at the Movies’ featuring classic movie tracks.
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| Seats: £18.50 Concessions: £17.50 Priority Friends: £16.50 |
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Thursday 20th to Saturday 22nd November 2008 Nightly at 7.30pm.
Matinee Saturday at 2.30pm |
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In this side splittingly funny romp by Britain's most popular playwright, Alan Ayckbourn, we focus on the riotous goings-on at the School Sports Day, where Celia, the headmaster's wife is attempting to break free from her dreary lifestyle. However, when her choice of business partner is Lionel, the incompetent, school caretaker and groundsman how can she hope to succeed as an independent entrepreneur?
They launch their new enterprise doing the catering in the VIP tea tent under the sceptical eye of her husband Toby. Lionel arrives late with some inedible bread and no cakes causing a crisis in the sandwich department so Celia sets off to find more provisions in the less than roadworthy van they have just bought from a dodgy car dealer. Returning with half a loaf and a packet of jam tarts, things go from bad to worse when Celia's mislaid handbag creates havoc in the Mother's race. Celia gradually loses her cool and becomes increasingly hysterical with ever more hilarious consequences that may all end in madness!
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Seats: £16.50, £14.50 Concessions: £15.50, £13.50
Priority Friends: £14.50, £12.50
Saturday Matinee: All seats £11.50
Priority Friends special offer: 2 seats for the price of one on the opening night! (£16.50 seats only) |
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| Sunday 23rd November at 7.30pm |
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| Following the success of The O’Jays, The Spinners and The Delfonics, the City of Brotherly Love has just enough room for another highly successful soul group. That group came in the form of The Stylistics. Philadelphia-based quartet recorded a remarkable 10 straight-top ten hits during the early 1970’s. They continue to perform as only they can, bringing with them the sweet, soulful memories of year’s past.
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| Seats £22.50 Concessions £21.50 Priority Friends £20.50 |
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Tuesday 25th to Saturday 29th November Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday Nightly at 7.30pm Friday & Saturday at 8.30pm
Matinee performances Wednesday at 2.30pm, Friday & Saturday at 5.30pm |
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The Man... The Music... The Legend...
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First time ever in Lowestoft - book now for the best party in town!
It’s had audiences on their feet in every corner of the globe and now Buddy, “The World’s most successful Rock ‘n’ Roll musical” is back and ready to explode in a BRAND NEW PRODUCTION of this toe tapping, hand clapping live music extravaganza!
On 3rd February 1959, as the world was perched on the most exciting musical decade in history, the young genius who made it all possible was tragically killed, aged just 22, leaving behind a legacy of over 30 timeless hits. With a phenomenally multi-talented cast, Buddy tells his story, presents his music and features two terrific hours of Buddy’s greatest hits including That’ll Be The Day, Peggy Sue, True Love Ways, Oh Boy, Heartbeat, and many, many more. With the Big Bopper’s Chantilly Lace and Ritchie Valens’ La Bamba taking you towards total music overload, this dazzling new
production extravaganza will have the whole audience rocking and bopping in the aisles.
“IT’S STILL BUDDY BRILLIANT” The Sun
“WONDERFUL STUFF” The Daily Telegraph
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Seats: Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday Nightly at 7.30pm & Friday at
5.30pm: £24.50 / £22.50 / £20.50 Concessions: £23.50 / £21.50 / £20.50
Priority Friends: £22.50 / £20.50
Wednesday at 2.30pm: £20.50 / £18.50 / £16.50 Concessions £19.50 / £17.50 / £16.50 Priority Friends: £18.50 / £16.50
Friday 8.30pm & Saturday at 5.30pm & 8.30pm £26.50 / £24.50 / £22.50
Concessions: £25.50 / £23.50 / £20.50 Priority Friends: £24.50 / £22.50 / £20.50
Priority Friends Special Offer: All seats £18.50 on Opening night. |
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