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Your Family Theatre Guide<br />

BOX<br />

OFFICE<br />

Belgrade Theatre<br />

CV1 1GS<br />

Box Office: 024 7655 3055<br />

www.belgrade.co.uk<br />

12 & 16 July<br />

All Our Tomorrows - Pay What You<br />

Can<br />

6:00pm The Festival of Young Theatre<br />

Makers will consist of young companies<br />

from Coventry and beyond, who are<br />

creating theatre in a pre-professional<br />

context. Adults £12.50, Child £10.50.<br />

www.freemandance.co.uk<br />

24 – 26 July<br />

Room On The Broom<br />

Iggety ziggety zaggety zoom! Join the<br />

Witch and her cat on their mission to<br />

defeat the dragon in Tall Stories’ magical,<br />

musical adaptation of the classic picture<br />

book by Julia Donaldson and Axel<br />

Scheffler. Songs, laughs and scary fun for<br />

children aged 3 and up and their grownups.<br />

Adult £13.50, Child £11.50.<br />

11 – 16 Sept<br />

The Railway Children<br />

When their father mysteriously disappears<br />

with two strangers one evening, the lives<br />

of Roberta, Peter and Phyllis are turned<br />

upside down. E. Nesbit’s classic novel The<br />

Railway Children is brought thrillingly to<br />

life in a stunning new stage production.<br />

Beautiful period costumes, ingenious<br />

designs and packed with intrigue,<br />

adventure, joy and jubilation.<br />

13 – 16 Sept<br />

The Tiger Who Came To Tea<br />

The doorbell rings just as Sophie and her<br />

mummy are sitting down to tea. Who could<br />

it possibly be? What they certainly don’t<br />

expect to see at the door is a big, stripy<br />

tiger! Packed with oodles of magic, singa-long<br />

songs and clumsy chaos! Suitable<br />

for ages 3+.<br />

Birmingham Hippodrome<br />

Theatre B5 4TB<br />

Box Office: 0844 338 5000<br />

www.birminghamhippodrome.com<br />

19 – 22 July<br />

The Red Shoes<br />

A tale of obsession, possession and one<br />

girl’s dream to be the greatest dancer in<br />

the world. Victoria Page lives to dance<br />

but her ambitions become a battleground<br />

between the two men who inspire her<br />

passion. Suitable for ages 5+.<br />

Jungle Book<br />

Spectacular street-dance and breathtaking<br />

circus combine to bring Kipling’s classic<br />

tale crashing into the 21st Century. Mowgli<br />

is finding her way in the urban jungle.<br />

With a beat-loving bin man Baloo, graffiti<br />

artist Bagheera and a skateboarding Wolf<br />

crew, this heart-warming coming of age<br />

story will astonish and amaze. Suitable for<br />

ages 8+.<br />

9 – 12 Aug<br />

Landscapes<br />

10:30am or 12:30pm or 2:30pm or<br />

4:30pm An intimate, magical theatre<br />

presentation for children set inside a<br />

beautiful white dome. Audiences are<br />

taken in a journey to four lovingly realised<br />

landscapes from the desert to the<br />

rainforest from under the sea to Antarctica.<br />

Using no words, Mimika Theatre combine<br />

ingeniously crafted puppets with an<br />

original musical score and stunning visual<br />

effect. Suitable for ages 4-11. Adults £10,<br />

Child £8.<br />

15 – 16 Aug<br />

Dracula: The Bloody Truth<br />

7:45pm STOP! It is of vital importance that<br />

you stop what you’re doing and read this<br />

very carefully. Your life may depend on<br />

it…You must have all heard by now of the<br />

recent novel, ‘Dracula’, that was released<br />

three years ago in 1897 by that dreadful<br />

man Bram Stoker, yes? Professor Abraham<br />

Van Helsing gave Mr Stoker his research<br />

notes, letters, diary entries to write up to<br />

warn you…It wasn’t a fictional story at all,<br />

no! It was fact, true, real. Suitable for ages<br />

8+. Adults £12, Child £8.<br />

The Attic Theatre<br />

CV37 6YY<br />

Box Office 07952 819557<br />

www. treadtheboardstheatre.co.uk<br />

Alice in Wonderland<br />

3 Aug - 3 Sept<br />

Alice tumbles down a rabbit hole where<br />

she meets the colourful characters of<br />

Wonderland. After a lively tea party, an<br />

unusual game of croquet and a nail-biting<br />

trial to find out who stole a very special plate<br />

of jam tarts, will Alice find her way home?<br />

Adults £15 – Concs: £12, Family £45<br />

Brueton Park B91 3HA<br />

Box Office: 0121 704 6962<br />

www.thecoretheatresolihull.co.uk<br />

25 – 26 July<br />

Billionaire Boy - Outdoor Theatre<br />

7:00pm Bring your picnics, blankets<br />

and fold up chairs and come to the<br />

helicopter pad outside at Bumfresh<br />

Towers. Hear David Walliams story<br />

presented by Heartbreak productions<br />

of how Mr Spud made his billions, lost<br />

it all and how Joe became the richest<br />

boy in the world. Suitable for ages 7+.<br />

Coughton Court B49 5JA<br />

Box Office: 0344 249 1895<br />

www.nationaltrust.org.uk<br />

21 July<br />

Comedy Of Errors - Outdoor Theatre<br />

7:30pm-10:30pm The Lord Chamberlain’s<br />

Men, perform in the gardens of this<br />

beautiful house. Adult £15, Child £8.<br />

19 Aug<br />

The Lost World - Outdoor Theatre<br />

7:30pm-10:30pm Illyria present this<br />

Jurassic adventure with prehistoric thrills,<br />

monster laughs and life-size dinosaurs,<br />

performed in the gardens. Adult £15,<br />

Child £8.<br />

Foundry Woods Outdoor<br />

Classroom CV32 6AF<br />

Box Office: 01926 430307<br />

www.heartbreakproductions.co.uk<br />

23 Aug<br />

A Secret Garden - Outdoor Theatre<br />

2:30pm-5:00pm This timeless children’s<br />

classic is the perfect family outing this<br />

summer. Adults £13, Child £10.<br />

mac birmingham<br />

Outdoor Arena B12 9QH<br />

Box Office: 0121 446 3232<br />

www.macbirmingham.co.uk<br />

20 July<br />

How Time Flies<br />

11:00am or 2:00pm Join the eccentric<br />

team of archaeologists inside their field<br />

tent, as they guide you through a dig to<br />

find long lost artefacts. . An interactive<br />

show by Handmade Theatre bursting with<br />

puppets, songs, facts and fun, suitable<br />

for the whole family to enjoy! Suitable for<br />

ages 3-11. Tickets £3.50.<br />

27 July<br />

Curious Creatures<br />

11:00am or 2:00pm Animals are<br />

amazing! Expect to meet curious<br />

creatures of all shapes and sizes: Learn<br />

about how animals evolved, how their<br />

amazing adaptations help them survive<br />

in the wild, and how animals can help<br />

us learn more about ourselves. Using<br />

puppets, comedy, slapstick and live music<br />

Suitable for ages 5+. Tickets £3.50.<br />

30 July<br />

Taking Flight<br />

11:30am or 3:00pm A family friendly<br />

piece of aerial theatre created particularly<br />

for visually impaired audiences.<br />

Accompanied by fully accessible aerial<br />

and ground based circus workshops for<br />

all ages, specifically aimed at visually<br />

impaired and disabled audiences.<br />

Workshops run for 1 hour after the shows<br />

take place. There are also touch tours<br />

(open to all) 30 minutes before show<br />

starts. Tickets £6.<br />

6 Aug<br />

Circus Raj<br />

1:00pm or 3:00pm Hailing straight from<br />

Rajasthan, India, a cast of dancers,<br />

illusionists, aerialists, acrobats and rope<br />

walkers, present a colourful, vibrant, fastmoving<br />

extravaganza Tickets £3.50.<br />

12 Aug<br />

Comedy Club 4 Kids<br />

2:00pm or 4:00pm The best stand-ups<br />

and sketch acts from the international<br />

circuit do their thing for an audience of<br />

children (aged 6+) and their families…<br />

Tickets £3.50.<br />

17 Aug<br />

Caty Wompus<br />

1:00pm or 3:00pm A physical dynamic<br />

contemporary dance piece incorporating<br />

circus and parkour and set to an original<br />

Bluegrass score performed live. A home<br />

that has seen better days. Once this house<br />

was a place full of laughter and brimming<br />

with the love of a complete family but<br />

things change and those days long gone.<br />

Can they show Pa that with a new day<br />

comes fresh hope? Tickets £3.50.<br />

24 Aug<br />

Ariel On The Cliff<br />

1:00pm or 3:00pm Ariel is a daydreamer.<br />

From her perch way up at the top of the<br />

cliff, she introduces us to all her airborne<br />

friends (like Buzz the Bee and Squawk the<br />

Seagull), Cloud Cuckoo Land put children<br />

right at the heart of the story in this brand<br />

new participatory performance. Suitable<br />

for ages 7 and under. Tickets £3.50.<br />

26 Aug<br />

Peter Pan<br />

2:00pm Join Wendy, Michael and John<br />

Darling on their adventures with Peter, far<br />

away on the magical island of Neverland.<br />

In aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital<br />

Children’s Charity. Tickets £3.50.<br />

Old Rep Theatre B5 4DY<br />

Box Office: 0121 359 9444<br />

www.oldreptheatre.org.uk<br />

22 July<br />

Peter Pan Jr<br />

7:30pm Sparkling High energy musical<br />

of this classic tale. Complete with pirates,<br />

mermaids, lost boys and a sprinkle of fairy<br />

dust. Starring talented 8-16 year olds.<br />

Adults £12.50, Child £8.50.<br />

Packwood House<br />

B94 6AT<br />

Box Office: 0344 249 1895<br />

www.nationaltrust.org.uk<br />

29 July<br />

Outdoor Theatre - Wind In The<br />

Willows<br />

7:30pm-10:00pm Join Ratty, Mole, wise<br />

old Badger and of course Mr Toad of Toad<br />

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<strong>Primary</strong> <strong>Times</strong> SUMMER <strong>2017</strong> | www.primarytimes.net/warwickshire

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