The Green Room What’s happening at the EverymanTheatre...
The sun-drenched terrace in front of the Everyman Theatre is the perfect place to unwindwith a drink before relaxingwith a top quality performance during the summer months. Children are in for an extra special
treat as during the Summer holidays, DavidWalliams’AwfulAuntie (31st July – 4th August) is sure to be a huge hit. Fromthe peoplewho brought youGangstaGranny this newshowfeatures frights, fights and friendships; a very large owl, a small ghost and, of course, a very awful Auntie! Grown-ups get to have fun too. The edge of your seat thriller
SherlockHolmes: The FinalCurtain is centre stage 16th – 21st July and stars Robert Powell and LizaGoddard,
who teamup once again to star in this brand newproduction. SherlockHolmes lives in
retirement on the SouthCoast.He AwfulAuntie
keeps bees, occasionally casts his fly fishing rod, even plays his Stradivariuswhen the rheumatism allows. So,whenMaryWatson (wife of his
former associateDr JohnWatson) tracks himdown, telling himshe has
seen her long-dead son, James, through thewindowof 221B Baker Street, apparently alive andwell, Holmes is determined to solve the mystery and confront his own demons at the same
time.Don’t miss! Lots of laughs in July too as
MischiefMovieNight arrives 10-14th direct fromtheWest End. The award-winning company behind The Play ThatGoesWrong and The ComedyAboutABank Robbery are back and create amovie live on stage at every performance. You suggest a genre, location and title andMischief Theatre’s improvisers bring the showto life, completewith rewinds, fast forwards, directors, cuts and a tailor-played live score. The eveningwill also include a
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SherlockHolmes: The FinalCurtain
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