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cheltonian theatre GreenDay’sAmerican Idiot –TheMusical


strong language and drug references - not suitable for under 14s. Hot on its heels come our


EveryVoice community choirs presenting SongsWe Loved. Well- known classics fromartists such as Dolly Parton; Elvis; TheCarpenters; Queen,Billy Joel andmany,many more. Join themonMonday 8th July. Friendsical is an original and


unique newparodymusical inspired by the gang in Friends, the iconic TV show, and opens at the Everyman Theatre prior to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and a national tour. When Ross’swife leaves himfor


anotherwoman, he fears hewill never find love again.But then Rachel runs back into his life…will he end up with his one true love? With original newsongs such as


‘(He’s her) Lobster!’, ‘Richard’s Moustache’ and ‘You’reOverMe, WhenWere YouUnderMe?’ the gang


take on naked Thursdays, a power cut, and a dinosaur convention!What could possibly gowrong?Catch Friendsical at the Everyman 17th- 20th July. Family shows to looks forward to


this summer includeDavidWalliams’ Mr Stink (23rd-27th July) and the return of the popular smash-hit musical Joseph andtheAmazing


TechnicolorDreamcoat (27th July – 31stAugust).


As always the theatre’s intimate Irving Studioalsohas apacked programmeofproductions. For further information,or tobook tickets, call theboxofficeon 01242 572573oronline at everymantheatre.org.uk


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