Bounce Magazine March 2015
Featuring Mothers Day, The Wedding Edition, Review at The White Lion Aldeburgh, Skoda Fabia Launch and The Norfolk Mead.
Featuring Mothers Day, The Wedding Edition, Review at The White Lion Aldeburgh, Skoda Fabia Launch and The Norfolk Mead.
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ENTERTAINMENT<br />
MARCH <strong>2015</strong> | ISSUE #29 | MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT<br />
TheAtre<br />
Royal<br />
By Nicki Dixon<br />
The Mist in the Mirror<br />
Fans of high-quality drama are<br />
in for not one, but two treat this<br />
<strong>March</strong> – with a splash of comedy<br />
on the side if they want to<br />
enjoy a treble!<br />
Once there, she is surprised when Superintendent<br />
Hallett, the man with whom she is having an affair,<br />
also arrives for an entirely different reason.<br />
Critics have described it as “the best stage thriller for<br />
years” (Sunday Mirror) and “a thriller that achieves it<br />
all” (The Times).<br />
The Mist In The Mirror (17 to 21 <strong>March</strong>) is adapted<br />
from the novel by The Woman In Black author, Susan<br />
Hill and is a gothic, fireside story which leaves a<br />
terrifying eeriness suspended in the air.<br />
This world premiere is brought to the stage by<br />
Oldham Coliseum and Imitating The Dog and<br />
promises tension and atmosphere in abundance.<br />
Kicking off the month are Middleground Theatre<br />
Company who bring The Business of Murder to the<br />
Theatre Royal from 2 to 7 <strong>March</strong>.<br />
Written by Richard Harris (A Touch of Frost, The<br />
Sweeney, The Last Detective), the play stars Robert<br />
Gwilym, known by millions for his role as Dr Max<br />
Gallagher in Casualty.<br />
Stone, a humourless and dour man invites Dee, a<br />
television playwright, over to his flat on the premise<br />
of discussing a script.<br />
And for those who want a laugh or two, John<br />
Godber’s <strong>Bounce</strong>rs – the international smash hit<br />
comedy – returns (12 to 14 <strong>March</strong>).<br />
This is the story of one night in a Yorkshire disco in<br />
the 1980s – an outrageous parody of Saturday Night<br />
Fever – and all the gang are out on the town, the<br />
boys, the girls, the cheesy DJ, all under the watchful<br />
gaze of the <strong>Bounce</strong>rs.<br />
The John Godber Company recently visited<br />
the Theatre Royal with On The Piste and<br />
The Debt Collectors.<br />
For details and tickets go to www.theatreroyal.org or call the box office on 01284 769505<br />
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