The latest Theatre Royal Wakefield newsletter features upcoming performances for 2017:
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John Godber returns
in the new year with a brand new comedy The Empty Nesters' Club.
Vicky Barret, whose
daughter has recently flown the nest for university in London, prepares
for the first meeting of a new support group for similarly bereft
parents.
Her and husband Phil
reflect on the upheaval of letting go of their not-so-little girl and
the drama of boyfriends, long goodbyes and trips to Ikea!
Starring Jane Hogarth
(Hollyoaks) along with This Might Hurt's Rob
Angell & Josie Morley.
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The Empty Nesters' Club
Wed 25
January - Sat 4 February, 7.15pm
Saturday
matinees 3pm
Tickets £19, £17, £14 (plus concessions)
Box
Office 01924 211 311
Online theatreroyalwakefield.co.uk
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Enjoy
all the drama, romance and tragedy of one of the world's best-loved
ballets - Romeo & Juliet.
Ballet
Theatre UK passionately recreate the tragic tale of star-crossed
lovers, told with grace and intimacy with stunning costumes and
innovative stage sets transporting you to Renaissance Verona.
Performed
to the stirring original score by Profokiev, Romeo & Juliet
will leave you breathless and moved.
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Ruby Wax returns to
Theatre Royal Wakefield with the follow up to her sell-out show Sane
New World - the funny and insightful Frazzled.
Accompanying her new
best-selling book A Mindfulness Guide for the Frazzled, Ruby
calls on her mental health campaigning and education to offer a
passport to saner living.
She might not be sane
herself, but she does a pretty good imitation.
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There's
still time to grab a ticket for the return of hugely popular musical
extravaganza Beyond the Barricade, an exciting
portrayal of the greatest songs in musical theatre, including hit
numbers from The Phantom of the Opera, Jersey Boys, The Lion King
and, of course, Les Miserables.
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Prepare
to be awe-inspired by the unique and exciting cultural spectacle, Chinese
New Year Extravaganza!
Welcome
in the Year of the Rooster with daring Chinese acrobatics, elegant
dance, kung fu performance and the ancient magic of Face Changing and
more.
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The
poignantly relevant Ken Loach film Cathy Come Home gets a 21st
century update on its 50th anniversary with this new play by Cardboard
Citizens. Cathy offers a timely reflection on the impact
of spiralling rents and forced relocation on an ordinary family living
on the edge.
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Theatre Royal
Wakefield, Drury Lane, Wakefield, WF1 2TE
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