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Theatre
13 Mar 2.30pm and 7.30pm
Aireborough Gilbert & Sullivan Society Presents
The Pirates Of Penzance
Aireborough Gilbert & Sullivan Society invite you to the coast of Cornwall, famed for its pirates and smugglers
Fri 19 Mar 8.00pm
Comedy Store Management Proudly Presents
Tom Wrigglesworth’s Open Return Letter To Richard Branson
“Magical storytelling... engaging, inspiring and exquisitely performed. This is an hysterical and accomplished piece of work which will stay with you for days.”***** Time Out
31 Mar & 1 Apr 7.30pm
1812 Theatre Company
Beyond The Moor Gate
This is a dramatised reading of a play based on the shocking event that took place in Helmsley in 1895, which has been researched and written by local playwrights Jane Armitage and Celia Morley
Thur 15 April 7.30pm
Hull Truck Theatre
Me And Me Dad
A story of friendship, fish pie and flick-to-kick football
Wed 21 to Sat 24 Apr 7.30pm
1812 Theatre Company Presents
The Memory Of Water
by Shelagh StephensonDirected by David Powley
On the eve of their mother’s funeral, three sisters meet and once again clash, as old conflicts flare up and reveal their continuing grip on the present. Events may have been shared but memories of them differ wildly....
Fri 30 April 7.30pm
The Happiness Patrol Presents
Tales Of Terror
Based on original commissions by Lichfield Festival and York Archaeological TrustFeaturing the stories of M.R. James, Lafcadio Hearn and others
Sat 5 June 7.30pm
Badapple Theatre Company
The Land Girls Of Yorkshire
A new comedy Written and directed by Kate BramleyOriginal music by Jez Lowe
“Some girls just aren’t cut out for farming...”
It’s 1942 and there are some new arrivals in the village. They’re turning heads and breaking hearts as the fine girls of the Women’s Land Army take to the hills.
Fri 18 & Sat 19 June 7.30pm
1812 Youth Theatre Presents The World Premiere Of
Won't Be Long
By Tom Needham and David J. GriffithsBoth funny and moving, Won't Be Long tells the story of Philip, Peggy and others as they make this extraordinary war-time journey to a new life in homes so completely different from their own.
Fri 25 June 7.30pm
Ali Cook And The Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppet Theatre
Two fantastic acts for the price of one! Don't miss two of the hottest tipped acts of this year's Edinburgh Festival as they bring their shows to Helmsley ahead of the festival.
Fri 2 & Sat 3 July 7.00pm
Ratatat Theatre Company
The Wind In The Willows
Adapted by Martin Riley from the classic Kenneth Grahame novelwith Dominic Goodwin as Toad
In a mysterious old room at school, four children discover that they are cut off from the outside world (Imagine – no mobile phones!).
