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Friday 28th October 2005 DAYTIME ONLY - 2pm |
WHEN THE LIGHTS GO OUT |
This captivating 50 – minute show brings all the spectacle and wonder of the story of the Hindu Festival of Lights to children. Tara Arts is renowned for its Asian-inspired, vibrant theatre.
In association with Redbridge Leisure Service
Tickets: All Seats £3.50 Lap Tickets (children aged 3 and under) £1 |
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Sunday 30th October 2005 |
Edna Graham, who died in May this year, was responsible for over 25 full-scale operas, 25 major musicals and very many concerts and children’s shows staged at the KMT over 30 years. Her legacy as a teacher and inspirer of young performers will last for many years to come. This celebration of her life will involve a large number of people from the world of classical music and Musical Theatre. All profits will be donated to St Joseph’s Hospice, Hackney. Tickets: All Tickets £12 (Children £10) |
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Wednesday 2nd - Thursday 3rd November 2005 |
Samuel Beckett’s acclaimed play was first performed in New York in 1961. During the virtually one-woman play, Winnie, the central character, sinks slowly into the ground until only her head can be seen. All the while she keeps up a stream of cheerful trivia chatter. Famous Winnies have included Madeleine Renaud, Peggy Ashcroft and Billie Whitelaw. The role tonight is played by Kenny Award winner, Soudabeh Neeya. A Tehran World Theatre Production Tickets: £6.75 (Club Members £5.75 if paid a week in advance) Concessions £5 |
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Friday 4th - Saturday 5th November 2005 |
- The Ballet |
European Ballet returns with this magical and most enchanting of all fairy-tale ballets, the all-time favourite Cinderella, with the glorious music of Prokofiev. With sumptuous costumes and sets, this great classical ballet is a special treat for ballet lovers of all ages – a wonderful blend of exquisite solos, pas de deux and grand ensembles from an international company of high-class dancers, under the direction of Stanislav Tchassov, formerly principal dancer of the Bolshoi Ballet. A European Ballet Production Tickets: £13.50 (Club Members £11.50); Children £10 |
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Tuesday 8th - Saturday 12th November 2005 |
MY FAIR LADY |
She’s back after a long absence! The most popular musical of all time – My Fair Lady! Join us for a magical journey as we see the transformation of the cockney Eliza Doolittle by the most English of professors. You need no reminding of the songs – every one is familiar – the costumes are spectacular, the enjoyment unbounded. This is the big hit of the current season and a show not to be missed. Seats are likely to sell very quickly – so book early ! An IODS Production Tickets: All Seats: £10.50 Club Members: £9.50 if paying a week or more in advance Tuesday Evening (Preview) and Saturday Matinee: all seats £7.50 |
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Sunday 13th November 2005 Please Note - this is a MATINEE performance |
Fairlop Brass will be presenting a varied programme of music to reflect on Remembrance Sunday. This should prove to be very popular, so be sure to book early. Please note the early starting time! Tickets: £7.50 (Children and Seniors £6.50) |
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Thursday 17th - Saturday 19th November 2005 |
David Tristram’s latest comedy is the funny and touching story of two mature students studying History and a lot more at University. The play centres around Rick, who loses many of the people and things important to him in the space of a few months. He is forced to make drastic changes and bravely heads off to University despite being in his mid-40s. The fun starts when he tries to fit in with his new friend and bad influence, Noel. This laugh out loud comedy is by the same author as “The Secret Lives of Henry & Alice”, which audiences found so hysterical when performed at the KMT last year. Not suitable for childrenA WOADS Production
Tickets: All Seats £6.75 (Seniors/Students Thursday & Friday Eve & Saturday Matinee £5) Club Members: £5.75 if paying a week or more in advance |
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Sunday 20th November 2005 |
JOHANN STRAUSS GALA- Romance in Vienna |
The grace and romance of late 19th Century Vienna is brought to life in this enchanting evening. Johann Strauss’s widow, Adele, recalls their famous soirees, with their bon vivante and coquettish musical guests, their indispensable butler, Leopold and the glorious music. Featuring highlights from “Die Fledermaus”, “Gypsy Baron”, “A Night in Venice”, “Orpheus in the Underworld”, “Tales of Hoffman”, “Merry Widow”, and favourite waltzes such as the “Blue Danube”, accompanied by the Pizzicato String Ensemble, the soloists are from national and international opera companies. A London Opera Productions presentation. Tickets: All seats £11.50 (Club Members £10) |
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Thursday 24th - Saturday 26th November 2005 |
In Peter Coke’s famous comedy, Dame Beatrice houses a collection of middle-ages “guests” plus Lily, her maid. To repay Dame Beatrice for giving her a job in spite of her criminal background, Lily presents her with a gift – a mink stole filched from the flat next door. The Brigadier deploys his “troops” to return the fur. The whole campaign is so invigorating, that the “guests” decide to embark on a series of similar daring escapades. You will be amazed at the hilarious antics of these apparently respectable citizens. A Redbridge Stage Company Production Tickets: All seats £6.75 (Seniors/Students Thursday & Friday Eve & Saturday Matinee £5) Club Members: £5.75 if paying a week or more in advance |
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Thursday 1st - Saturday 3rd December 2005 (Note performance times: Evenings 7.30, Matinee 2.30) |
The Joint Guide and Scout Counties of London over the Border and Greater London North East are proud to present their “Gang Show Showstoppers 2005” with a cast of over 90 members of the Scout and Guide Movement who are here to entertain you with a variety of songs, dance, comedy and Drama. Tickets: Adults £7; Senior/Child £5 Matinee: all tickets £5 |
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Wednesday 7th - Saturday 10th December 2005 |
The Musical Adventures of Huckleberry Finn |
Mark Twain’s timeless classic, now set to music, sweeps us down the mighty Mississippi as the irrepressible Huck Finn helps his friend, Jim, a black slave, escape to freedom at the mouth of the Ohio River. Their adventures along the way are hilarious, suspenseful and heartwarming, bringing to life your favourite Twain characters in all their colourful glory. Propelled by a toe-tapping, knee-slapping, award-winning score from Roger Miller, the King of Country Music, the jaunty journey provides a brilliantly theatrical celebration of pure Americana. A must-see for old and young alike, “Big River! Is the perfect way to kick off the festive season. A Sideshow Theatre Company Production
Tickets: All Seats: £10.50 Club Members: £9.50 if paying a week or more in advance Wednesday Evening (Preview) and Saturday Matinee: all seats £7.50 |
