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Beck Theatre

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In Person: Grange Road , Hayes , UB3 2UE
Phone: 0343 310 0044
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Frankie Goes To Bollywood
From:28-05-2024
To:01-06-2024
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From the makers of Britain’s Got Bhangra comes the world premiere of a new British musical. Get ready to be swept away into the dazzling world of Bollywood!

Rifco’s most ambitious musical yet, Frankie Goes to Bollywood is a breathtakingly colourful journey of romance, epic songs, and spectacular dance - inspired by real stories of British women caught in the spotlight of the biggest film industry in the world.

Frankie never wanted to be a star, and after a chance encounter with a director, she finds herself transported to the ruthless world of Bollywood. As she climbs the sparkling staircase of stardom, Frankie must confront what she is willing to do for fame and fortune. Can she stay in the Bollywood family and still be true to herself?

Amidst the heroes and villains, ornate costumes and sweeping sets, get ready for this tale of being British in Bollywood.

Rifco Theatre Company, Watford Palace Theatre and HOME Manchester presents...
FRANKIE GOES TO BOLLYWOOD
A billion colour musical
Concept and Book by Pravesh Kumar
Songs and Music by Niraj Chag
Songs and Lyrics by Tasha Taylor Johnson

Age Guidance: Suggested 8+

Aladdin
From:13-12-2024
To:05-01-2025
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Take a magic carpet ride to the Beck Theatre this festive season for a dazzling pantomime adventure!

Will Aladdin be able to thwart the wicked Abanazar, gain control of the magic lamp and win the heart of Jasmine? Come along and find out!

With tons of traditional panto slapstick and some fabulous musical numbers you will be singing for days afterwards, we promise a fun-packed show suitable for everyone aged 3 to 103! Grab your tickets now to this fabulous festive treat before they fly out of the door!

To find out what else is happening at Beck Theatre, visit their website here.
Transport

By Car

The Beck Theatre is situated on Grange Road just south of the A4020 Uxbridge Road which runs from Shepherds Bush to Uxbridge. Sat Nav postcode: UB3 2UE
By Motorway

M4 junction 3 exit then follow the Hayes by-pass to the A4020 Uxbridge Road turning left at Lombardy Retail Park. Follow the Uxbridge Road west towards Uxbridge and turn left at the Grange Road traffic lights.
Public Transport

National Rail London Paddington to Hayes & Harlington station (approx 20 minutes), then buses 90, H98 or 195 to Uxbridge County Court bus stop (approx 10 minutes) which is next to the theatre.

Alternatively, Metropolitan or Piccadilly lines to Uxbridge Underground station, then buses 427 or 607 (approx 15 minutes).

Parking

There is a free car park at the theatre. Audience members may be dropped off at the main theatre entrance prior to parking.

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Access Info

For detailed access information please visit the theatre's access page: becktheatre.org.uk/Online/access

The Beck Theatre is a community theatre offering a varied repertoire of concerts, theatre, dance, musicals, operas and pantomime. Located on Grange Road, the theatre is right at the heart of the Hayes community and was built in 1977 by Hillingdon Borough Council. It was designed as a purpose-built cultural centre to focus on involving the local public with artistic events.

The venue has a parkland atmosphere due to its adjacent botanical garden, the Norman Leddy Memorial Garden, which is designated as one of the gardens of excellence for the area. The architectural beauty of the Beck led to its selection as one of forty buildings that were considered for the Royal Institute of British Architects London region award in 1978. It was also the recipient of an Access Award from Hillingdon Council in 2004 for its community focus, and resources for disabled and elderly people.

Although a fund shortage threatened the theatre's future in 1984, it was eventually saved by a local petition and taken over by impresario Charles Vance in 1986. It also came under threat from an attempted IRA bombing in 1991, just before a show from the Blues and Royals band was due to take place. Despite its turbulent past, the Beck was bought by Hetherington Seelig, who ran a partnership with Qdos Entertainment called HQ Theatres in 2006. The Beck Theatre continues to run a successful programme of theatre all year round.

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