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What's coming up
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Theatre Royal Wakefield
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Written and performed by
Rebecca Vaughan
Directed by Olivier Award
winner, Guy Masterson (Morecambe)
From the award-winning creators of Austen’s Women,
Jane Eyre: An Autobiography, and The Time Machine.
1568: At a vital but volatile crossroads in history. A
young queen steps from the shadows to reveal her thoughts on marriage,
succession, religion and war. But time is against her…
Elizabeth I: Queen at 25, political phoenix and famously
unmarried – but who was the woman beneath the crown? Using only
Elizabeth's words, Rebecca Vaughan explores the Queen’s struggle to
reconcile the desires of womanhood with the duties of sovereignty.
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Dyad Productions presents
I, Elizabeth
Wednesday 30 March
7.30pm
Tickets
From £9
Box Office 01924 211 311
Online theatreroyalwakefield.co.uk
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A showcase celebrating 22 amazing years of dance from
the JP Baker School of Dance, Dance House.
Students will entertain you with an exciting mix of
dance styles, music and original choreography. Featuring ballet, tap,
commercial, cheer, drama, song and acro, plus stunning costumes.
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If you’re looking for an authentic, lively dose of
Beatlemania then you need to look no further!
Bringing you all the hits you know and love including Love
Me Do, She Loves You, Please Please Me, From Me To You, Help, I Feel
Fine, Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, Hey Jude, Let It Be
and so many more.
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Hand-picked by Adele herself on Graham Norton’s BBC
special, the outstanding Katie Markham leads a super talented six-piece
band through all your favourite Adele hits plus much more in this
internationally acclaimed show – from powerhouse performances with
force 10 vocals through to intimate torch songs and a spellbinding
acoustic section.
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An exciting 2 hour show filled with Billy Fury's
greatest hits and more delivered live in true Fury style. This is a night
of pure breath-taking Billy Fury entertainment plus the best Fury sound
you will hear!.
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England, 1953.
Renowned American parapsychologist Doctor Roy Earle,
famous for discrediting hauntings and exposing fake mediums, is invited
to attend a séance in what is said to be the most haunted building in
England, a building with a horrific history, Blaine Manor.
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The humour, energy and enjoyment generated on stage
delights audiences and provides a light hearted side to the show
without compromising any of the iconic music known and loved by
millions. The many costume changes, choreographed dance routines,
superbly crafted harmonies and instantly recognisable guitar and piano
riffs come together to re-create that original Abba party fee and truly
encapsulate the 70s era.
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From the
awkwardly charming seaside town of Whitby to the dark and sinister
Transylvanian mountains, join esteemed Professor Abraham Van Helsing
and his three idiotic actors as they frantically try to uncover the
truth behind Bram Stoker's infamous Count... with hilarious
consequences.
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In association with legendary Irish pub O’Donoghue’s,
the place where it all started for The Dubliners back in 1962, Seven
Drunken Nights tells the story of a career spanning 50 years and
invokes the spirit of Ronnie Drew, Luke Kelly, Barney McKenna, John Sheahan,
Ciaran Bourke and Jim McCann.
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Funny things happen at home, at work, out shopping, at
the Vets, in Prison, out with his eccentric Gran and in Hong Kong -
obviously.
Dave's comedy radar has always instinctively drawn him
to these small out-of-the-ordinary events that wash over most of us and
pass us by. Once identified, he analyses and elaborates them in his own
way whilst at the same time reminding us that not only have we too
witnessed them, they've probably happened to us!
It's this added dimension, this comedy of association
that elevates the events to laugh-out-loud funny.
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We can’t wait to
welcome you back to your local theatre. The safety of all our staff,
artists, audiences and participants is important to us.
Keep up to date
with our current information about how we can all keep safe as we
return to enjoying live performances here.
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Theatre Royal Wakefield, Drury Lane, Wakefield, WF1 2TE
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