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Theatre
Saturday 25 February 7.30pm
Hunt Roberts Theatre presents
Fast Woman
Daredevil Helle Nice was a fast woman in every sense: in life, in love and in motor-racing. Roaring through the 1920's she danced her way to notoriety at the Casino de Paris, posed nude for Parisian photographers and risked her life many times in adventures as diverse as skiing, high wire acts, mountaineering and speed record attempts...
Friday 2 March 7.30pm
Reform Theatre in association with The Harrogate Theatre presents
My Favourite Summer
In its first outing since its universally acclaimed original release, My Favourite Summer is a comedy for everyone who's ever been in love… and lived to tell the tale.
Saturday 10 March 7.30pm
Aireborough Gilbert & Sullivan Society presents
Trial By Jury and G&S Songs from the Shows
It is quite short and, alone of all the G&S works, contains no spoken dialogue. Many people consider this to be the most perfectly constructed of all the operas and it is indeed a little gem of wit, sentiment and charm.
Friday 16 - Saturday 17 March, 7.30pm
1812 Youth Theatre presents
Deadly Deeds and Terrible Tales!
Edgar Allen-Poe's classic ghost story The Tell- Tale Heart is the centre piece for this terrifying evening of ghost stories which will include a new version of the classic W W Jacobs short story The Monkey's Paw as well as a new and original work written for the youth theatre by local acclaimed writer Kit Park.
Wednesday 28 - Saturday 31 March, 7.30pm
1812 Theatre Company presents
Table No. 9
Two friends meet up after losing touch for thirty years. We meet them in full flow oftheir renewed friendship. They share a cafe with two young women, who pity them.The older ones envy the younger pair.
Friday 20 April, 7.30pm
Prodigal Theatre presents
Caruso and The Monkey House Trial
Celebrity. Scandal. Monkeys. Opera!When legendary Tenor Enrico Caruso is accused of pinching women's bottoms at the Central Park Zoo in New York, it's not his reputation but his whole career that's at stake.
With text drawn from contemporary newspaper accounts, the audience plays the jury and must pass judgement: guilty or not guilty?
Thursday 26 - Saturday 28 April, 7.30pm
1812 Theatre Company presents
Born In The Gardens
By Peter NicholsMaud lives in a dilapidated mock-Tudor house with her son Mo, an antiquarian bookseller and trad-jazz enthusiast who accompanies records on his drumkit and encourages Maud's eccentricities such as the war she wages on hordes of (imaginary) mites which infest her life.
