The new
season at Chelmsford City Theatres – summer
shading into autumn – offers an
appetising
variety of theatre, music and comedy.
A
welcome
two-night run of Alan Ayckbourn’s
classic
Absent
Friends
(19-20 May), as well as Samuel Beckett’s
60-year-old masterpiece Waiting
For Godot
later in the year (19-20 November). November will also see a
week-long run of Agatha Christie’s
Miss Marple mystery A
Murder Is Announced
(3-7 November). Small-scale
tours
in the Cramphorn Studio include Pope
Head
(7 May), a fascinating solo show about the life, philosophy and
innermost truth of the artist Francis Bacon, and Love
For Sale
(15 October), a comedy with music about friendship, writing and
dentistry, from
Jubilant Productions, whose Merry It Was made such an impression last
summer.
Ruby
Wax
(8 September) will be starring in a new show based on her critically
acclaimed book, and
we also haveJenny
Éclair
(2 October), Horrible
Histories (20-24
October) Chas
and Dave
(2 June),
Nights
On Broadway
(12 September)and Sex
In Suburbia
(6-7 May) to
look forward to …
To
find out about all the shows on at Chelmsford City Theatres and to
book tickets visit www.chelmsford.gov.uk/theatres
or call the Box Office on 01245 606505.
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