Posts Tagged ‘comedy’

Men’s Health Day – June 2010

Thursday, March 11th, 2010

Piazza, Armada Way
Saturday 19 June

To celebrate Men’s Health Day there will be a variety of different activities occurring on the Piazza all aimed at improving men’s well being. With a whole host of tents and activities promoting wellbeing and health, alongside performances from comedians, Men’s Health Day will be filled with entertainment, education and motor sports, enough to please any man – and give them a chance to get out of the shops, so come on down and get ready to get involved.

Theatre Royal – The Merchant of Venice

Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010
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Theatre Royal
A Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds Production
The Merchant of Venice
by William Shakespeare
directed by Abigail Anderson
designed by Dora Schweitzer
original music composed by Tim Jackson
musical director TJ Holmes

Following the success of Twelfth Night last year, director Abigail Anderson returns with a high-octane production of Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice. Multiple love stories intertwine with farce and gripping drama – this is a comedy romance with a very dark heart. As Bassanio sets out on his quest to win the love of beautiful heiress Portia, he leaves behind a mass of problems in Venice: a debt with a terrible proviso, a dangerous elopement and a city in financial turmoil. When the crisis finally comes, whose side are you on? Who is it that you really love?
Audio Described performance 2pm Saturday 27 February.

Cast includes Jo Tincey (Wives as they Were, and Maids as they Are, He’s Much To Blame), Oliver Senton (Twelfth Night) and Jonathan Keeble (The Misanthrope, Sherlock Holmes and the Athenaeum Ghoul, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead).

Theatre Royal – One-Man Lord Of The Rings

Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010
Fri 5 Feb  
 
Charles Ross, creator of the hugely successful One Man Star Wars Trilogy, returns with this equally hilarious follow-up, in which he re-creates the enchanting world of Middle Earth in just 3600 seconds of unbelievable kinetic entertainment.“If you liked The Lord of the Rings trilogy, you’ll love Charlie Ross’ version – and if you didn’t, well, at least his is shorter” Sir Ian McKellen