Hazlitt Theatre Spring Highlights
Michael Portillo Thurs
12 February
Hazlitt Theatre 2.30pm
Tickets: £21
The Modfathers Sat
14 February
Hazlitt Theatre 7.30pm
Tickets: £17.50
Play in a Week Workshop - Fantastic Mr Fox Ages 6 – 10 yrs
Mon 16 – Fri 20 February
Hazlitt Theatre Workshop Fee £80 Performance Tickets: £5
The Blues Brothers Experience
Fri 27 February
Hazlitt Theatre 7.30pm
Tickets: £18.50
Box Office: 01622 758611
www.hazlitttheatre.com
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Following last summer’s brilliant version of James and the Giant Peach, the Hazlitt will open its doors and welcome up to thirty 6 – 10yr olds to be a part of another Roald Dahl classic...Fantastic Mr Fox.
Will Mr. Fox win the day in his batlle with the farmers? Will there be food upon the table for all to share and enjoy? Instead of wondering about this, come and join us for what will be a great week of drama and performance.
Mon 16 – Thurs 19 10.30am- 3.30pm Performance Day: Fri 20 10.30am - end of performance
Performance starts at 4pm.
The Blues Brothers Experience recreates all the atmosphere of a live performance of The Blues Brothers; capturing the essence of both the music and the film in a stage show /concert experience that electrifies!
This live ten-piece band produces a performance that will thrill you, and have you shaking your tail feather!
Now in this fantastic new presentation by The Modfathers (The UK’s No 1 Paul Weller Tribute Show) you have the chance to relive The Jam years, the mellow tones of The Style Council and the classic hits of his solo career.
If you love Paul Weller you’ll love The Modfathers.
Politician, social commentator and TV documentary maker. Controversial former MP for Kensington and Chelsea Michael Portillo first took a seat in parliament in 1984. His memorable career in the House took in a leadership contest and a dramatic election defeat at Enfield Southgate in 1997 after holding the seat for 13 years. Share his experiences, interests and many incredible stories.
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