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Every day is the same for Rapunzel. She gazes from her tower and dreams of the world beyond…but today is different…today she’ll escape.Pursued by a wicked witch, a talking dog and a love-sick shepherd, Rapunzel’s journey takes her in search of the one thing that can save her: a Golden Tulip. Join us in 2025 for magic, mayhem and more sheep than you can shake a stick at!
Approximately 2 Hours 30 mins
In Santa’s workshop, all sorts of marvels can be imagined! Fudge the elf discovers a beautiful toy train, but it’s all broken! Santa and Fudge need your help to make the magic to fix the toys. Come join us on this magical adventure that celebrates the wonder of play!
Approximately 0 Hour 20 mins
Festive favourites conducted by Sarah MacDonald.Our ever-popular annual carol concert set in the beautiful surroundings of St Mary’s Church, Honey Hill. Enjoy seasonal favourites to get you in the festive mood, sung by the euphonious voices of the choristers of the Selwyn College Chapel Choir.
Approximately 0 Hour 50 mins
A tender, frank and funny play about a West Country farm struggling to survive the Foot and Mouth pandemic.South Devon, 2001. Disease ravages the countryside, pyres are lit on the horizon, and dairy herdsman Michael is trapped as his farm becomes a battleground for his business, his heritage, and his friendship with local vet Jeff. Ten years on and the battle scars are as evident on their relationship as they are on the landscape.Bea Roberts' play And Then Come The Nightjars charts the struggle of one farm amidst a crisis that saw the slaughter of four million animals and the postponement of a General Election.The play was joint winner of the inaugural Theatre503 Playwriting Award.A tender, finely observed portrait of male friendship, and a stirring requiem for the vanishing dignity of rural England'Evening StandardA right little cracker, a small but beautifully observed two-hander about a dying way of life and male friendship that spans 12 years... a savagely funny and sad play'Guardian
8-11 performanceLittle Criminals by Evan PlaceyYou know the tales… but have you heard every side of the story?Join Little Red Riding Hood, Peter Pan, Goldilocks and many more famous characters as they take to the stand and face their fate. Who are the real baddies here? The trial of the Little Criminals is about to begin. 12-16 performanceThe Wardrobe by Sam Holdcroft – in association with Nick Hern Books. “'That's what a wardrobe is for - to guard your secrets. Warden, warder, wardrobe. And it is nearly one hundred and fifty years old. So imagine what secrets it has kept guard over in all that time.”Across seven centuries, small groups of children seek sanctuary in the same solid old wardrobe. It's the safest place they know – but is it safe enough?
Approximately 2 Hours
By TrainBury St Edmunds Railway Station is on Station Hill and is twenty minutes walk from the Theatre, connecting to Cambridge, Ipswich and the London-Norwich line. Enquiries/Reservations: 08457 484950 or visit www.nationalrail.co.ukBy BusThe Bus Station is on St Andrews Street North, 10 minutes walk from the Theatre. In addition to local services it is serviced by National Express coach connections from all over the country. Enquiries/Reservations: 01284 702020
Open 90mins before a performance Greene King’s staff Car Park is available for evening and weekend performances only. It is not available for weekday matinees. There are 125 space available on a first-come, first-served basis.Cost: £2Payable at the barrier on entry (advance booking is not possible)Post Code: IP33 3PBAccess to the Greene King Car Park is via Cullum Road and will be signed from there.Access to the Theatre is via a well-lit path (c.200 metres) leading up to the back of the Greene Room foyerThere are 13 steps to ascend in order to get into the Greene Room foyer. We regret there is no access from the Car Park for customers in wheelchairs, we recommend dropping off at the front of the Theatre on Westgate Street.
For detailed access information please visit the theatre's access page: www.theatreroyal.org/your-visit/access/
Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds is one of Britain's most significant theatre buildings and the last surviving Regency playhouse in the country. Built in 1819 and restored to its Regency origins, this intimate Grade 1 listed building is the only theatre in the National Trust property portfolio. The Theatre presents a vibrant, year-round programme of drama, music, dance and comedy, featuring many of this country’s leading companies and performers. It has built a reputation of producing quality dramas and productions including its award-nominated annual pantomime.
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