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BridgeHouseTheatre
@BHTWarwick
Spring and Summer
Season 2018

WELCOME TO THE BRIDGE HOUSE THEATRE AND
WARWICK HALL SPRING AND SUMMER 2018 SEASON.
Welcome to the Bridge House Theatre and Warwick
Hall Spring Summer 2018 season
This season we continue to offer some fabulous
theatre and music experiences for an ever-growing
audience – thank you for supporting us, we really
appreciate it.
Aylesford School bring another classic
school-based play in February. In Willy Russell’s
Our Day Out Mrs Kay’s ‘Progress Class’ are
unleashed for a day’s coach trip to Conway
Castle in Wales. But this is more than a romp
– Our Day Out highlights the empty futures
for these children from the backstreets of
Liverpool, for whom a day out was as much as
they could expect.
Blow away the Winter blues with Jazz at the
Bridge, with performances from some of
Warwick’s most talented young musicians.
This is a very popular event so please book
early.
With Winter in full force The Bone Ensemble bring us
an Arctic adventure with live music and a great story.
Where’s my Igloo Gone? cleverly weaves scientific
knowledge into the extraordinary journey of Oolik who
needs to save her igloo home. With dynamic interactive
activities children will be fully part of the story, problemsolving
and working together to help the characters.
We are thrilled that Les Petits are making
their Bridge House debut with Captain Flinn
and the Pirate Dinosaurs 2. Known for
their inventiveness and joyful fantasy Les
Petits will, no doubt, whisk you away on a
wonderful adventure.
Blackeyed Theatre have become Bridge House
favourites and we are delighted to see them return
with the ever popular Teechers by John Godber. In an
educational climate where the arts are often marginalised
it celebrates the joy of theatre, the inspiration of teachers
and mocks the petty power squabbles of school-life. With
just three actors multi-rolling, it will also be a master-class
in character performance from this dynamic and hugely
creative company. Don’t miss it.
For lovers of thrillers and ghost stories
The Middle School production this year
is not one to miss! Seen for the first time
in Edinburgh last Summer, The Curse
of Cranholme Abbey follows a group of
young people as they visit a neglected
inherited mansion and discover its tragic
and sinister past. With a talented cast of
14-15 year olds from Warwick and King’s
High we are sure this one will make you
jump as we move through three time
periods in the Abbey’s terrifying past.
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GUIDE TO BROCHURE SYMBOLS
The following badges are used
throughout the brochure to
highlight certain types of events,
activities and age suitability.
Beacon
Where you see this
badge, the show is part
of our Beacon strand
of contemporary,
professional arts
programming
Fantastic for Families
Dyad Productions return with Jane Eyre: An Autobiography.
This literary classic is told through the eyes of Jane herself and
performed by the brilliant Rebecca Vaughan.
Once again Vamos bring their full-mask performance style
to Warwick with the powerful A Brave Face. Created after
painstaking research into PTSD the play explores the impact of
this silent injury on the family of its victims. This is astonishing
work from one of the country’s foremost mask companies. If
you haven’t seen Vamos before, don’t miss this masterclass in
emotionally powerful masked performance.
Learned Friends brings a high stakes legal drama to Warwick
by the brilliant Ginny Davis. Prosecution and Defence
Counsel await the verdict in the trial of a high-profile football
manager. With an ending which is decided by the audience
and a post-show Q&A with a high court judge, this is your
chance to immerse yourself in the legal world.
The season ends with our first Discovery Festival – which
will be detailed in a further brochure in the Spring.
We look forward to welcoming you to the Bridge House
Theatre this season.
Mike Perry
Director of Drama
More details of all the shows, pictures
and videos can be found on our website
www.bridgehousetheatre.co.uk.
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This badge means that
the show is suitable
for a family audience
and forms part of our
professional artistic
programme for children
and families
Perfect for Schools
This badge means that
the show is particularly
suitable for school
groups
Chatback
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This badge means there
will be a Q&A session
with the theatre company
immediately after the
show. All ticket holders for
the show are welcome to
attend
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Age Guidance
These badges are applied
to work to give you a
guide to the minimum
age recommended for the
production
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The Bone Ensemble presents
WHERE’S MY IGLOO GONE?
A magical Arctic adventure
Oolik is an ordinary girl who goes on an
extraordinary adventure to save her igloo home.
On her way she meets some exciting friends to
help her – including YOU!
Journey into a dazzling, icy world of soaring snow
geese, pet husky dogs and starry nights. And the
kind of cold that makes your skin tingle…
With enchanting live music, it’s a fun, magical
experience for all the family, showing that when
we work together – anything can happen!
Co-production
with mac,
birmingham
and the Arena
Theatre,
Wolverhampton.
Accessible to
deaf, hearing
and non-English
speaking
audiences
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Sun 21 Jan 11.30am & 2.30pm
BHT £7 children / £5 adults.
Family of 4 (including at least one
child): £20
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Aylesford School presents
OUR DAY OUT
By Willy Russell
Thu 25 – Sat 27 Jan 7.30pm
BHT £8 / £5
Aylesford School would like to proudly present their annual school production of Our Day
Out. The show promises to be a high energy, hilarious modern take on the classic Willy
Russell play, which will leave our audiences recognising a part of themselves, from their
school days, in all our characters. 5

Blackeyed Theatre, in association South Hill Park, presents
TEECHERS
By John Godber
Directed by Adrian McDougall
Blackeyed Theatre revives its highly-acclaimed production of John
Godber’s classic comedy about life at a struggling ‘sink school’ for
Mr Nixon, an unsuspecting new drama teacher.
Featuring breathtaking ensemble performances
and a bang-up-to-date soundtrack, Teechers
brings to life an array of terrifying teachers
and hopeless pupils through the unique
eyes of Salty, Gail and Hobby; three
Year 11 students about to leave
school for good.
Will Mr Nixon abandon his
students for a green and pleasant
Grammar school? Who puts the
bounce in Miss Prime, the PE
teacher? Will Mrs Parry ever
find her Koko? And why does
everyone smell of spring
onions?
Crammed full of unforgettable
characters, political left-hooks
and razor-sharp comedy,
Teechers is more relevant
today than ever, a modern
classic with something vital
to say about education for the
‘haves’ and ‘have nots’.
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Tue 30 Jan 7.30pm
BHT £15 / £13.50
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2 nd & 3 rd February 2018
7.30pm
Bridge House Theatre,Warwick
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Jazz
@ The Bridge

Let Petits presents
CAPTAIN FLINN AND THE PIRATE
DINOSAURS 2: THE MAGIC CUTLASS
Flinn is back! Les Petits
theatre company return to
the high seas after their hugely
successful and award winning
shows David Walliams’ The First Hippo
on the Moon and Captain Flinn and the
Pirate Dinosaurs.
The Magic Cutlass is the hugely anticipated sequel
based on the book by Giles Andreae and Russell Ayto.
When Flinn is in the middle of his school play his old nemesis,
Mr T the T-Rex, appears and kidnaps his friends forcing them to hunt for
the Magic Cutlass; a sword that grants any wish! The children are whisked away
for another fantastic adventure to a world of devious dinosaurs,
deep sea dangers and smelly sausages!
Sun 18 Feb 2.30pm
BHT £10.50/ £8.50
Vividly engaging’ ★ ★ ★ ★ The Stage
Family of 4 (inc at
least one child):
‘Les Petits have executed this sequel with lively invention’ ★ ★ ★ ★ List
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‘An overwhelming sense of fantasy and fun’ Edinburgh Festivals Magazine
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‘A fun treat for all young
aspiring pirate and
dinosaur fans’
Theatre and Tea
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King’s High School presents
DANCE EVENING
Join us for an evening
of entertainment where
students from ballet,
contemporary, hip-hop
and Altiora showcase
their talent all focused
on this year’s theme:
The Natural World
Tue 27 Feb 7pm
BHT £4
BYTE presents
MISSING IN ME
Missing in Me tells the story of Samira and her
sister Millie who surrounded by wealth and an
absence of love. Samira has just finished her
schooling and tries make sense of what is ahead of
her. The theatre piece deals with identity, parentchild
relationships, love and what it means to be
young in today’s times.
BYTE are an independent company presenting
theatre from and for young people.
Missing in Me is presented on a bare stage by an
ensemble of five actors/singers playing multiple
characters. This is a piece of theatre that includes
soundscapes and original songs. It part comic,
moving and thought-provoking.
Missing in Me premiered in Melbourne/Australia
and is touring internationally to Germany, the
United Kingdom, Ireland, Austria, Portugal and the
Netherlands, before transferring to Singapore.
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Thu 1 Mar 7.30pm
BHT Unticketed event
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for schoolsPERFECT
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Warwick School presents
THE CURSE OF CRANHOLME ABBEY
by Tim Norton
Warwick School and King’s High present a tale of intrigue and horror as the past and
present collide.
Distant screams echo from the east wing. The clock ticks. Time stands still. Peeling back the
wallpaper, our heroes unravel the Abbey’s terrible secrets as the curse threatens to destroy
them all.
This new play premiered at Edinburgh Fringe in 2017. This Middle School production
features some of the Foundations best young actors from years 9 and 10.
“A chilling, dark and spooky show that will hold
the audience in its clutches from start to finish”
Voicemag
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Wed 7 – Fri 9 March
7pm, BHT £7 / £5
for schoolsPERFECT

The Chairman Dances – Adams
Rhapsody in Blue – Gershwin
Malcolm Forbes-Peckham ~ piano
Three American Sketches – Hope
Symphonic Dances from West Side Story – Bernstein
Philip Mackenzie ~ guest conductor
The theme of this exciting concert is America. US composer John Adams’ portrait is of
Chairman Mau dancing is described by the composer as an ‘out-take from his Opera
Nixon in China. George Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue is a firm favourite and listeners will
recognise the popular folk tunes in Peter Hope’s Three American Sketches. The concert
ends with dazzling music from Leonard Bernstein’s West Side Story.
Sat 10 Mar 7.30pm WH £18 & £14
(CHILDREN & STUDENTS – half price)
Warwick Junior School presents
ROBIN AND THE SHERWOOD HOODIES
Journey into the depths of Sherwood Forest
and discover the hilarious truth behind the
legend of Robin Hood in this great musical
comedy!
Thu 15 – Fri 16 Mar 7pm BHT Contact
Box Office for Ticketing Details
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Dyad Productions presents
JANE EYRE: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY
From the creators of Austen’s Women, I, Elizabeth, The
Time Machine, Dalloway, The Unremarkable Death of
Marilyn Monroe and Christmas Gothic…
Struggling to think, live and love beyond the stifling
expectations of duty, class and convention, governess
Jane Eyre and Master Edward Rochester take a dark
journey towards sensual and intellectual liberation.
Told through Jane’s eyes, English literature’s most
celebrated autobiographical novel shocked the Victorians,
and Charlotte Brontë’s gothic subversion of fairy-tale
romance is now distilled for the stage – under its
full title – by writer/director Elton Townend
Jones. Performer Rebecca Vaughan
embodies everywoman Jane – and
several other characters – in this
intimate study of love’s realities.
★★★★★ ‘Hands down the best
adaptation of Jane Eyre, in any
medium.’ (Broadway Baby)
★★★★★ ‘Truly extraordinary…
one of the most exciting young
performers on the British Stage’
(British Theatre Guide)
★★★★★ ’A theatrical masterpiece’
(Edinburgh Guide)
Thu 19 Apr 7.30pm
BHT £12.50 / £10.50
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Vamos Theatre presents a co-production with Mercury Theatre Colchester
and a co-commission with London International Mime Festival
A BRAVE FACE
Afghanistan: 2009.
Ryan is there to see the world, learn a
trade, get a life. Training’s complete,
combat is a buzz. But on one particular
hot and desperate tour of duty, Ryan
sees things he can’t talk about, to
anyone. And when he returns home,
the trouble really begins.
A Brave Face explores Post-Traumatic
Stress, an unseen and often
unrecognised injury of war, and
the impact it can have on even the
closest of families. With compassion
and fearlessness, Vamos brings its
trademark, wordless, full mask style to
a story that needs to be told.
Praised by press and public alike for its
consummate full mask skills, engaging
storytelling, physical dexterity and
emotional insight, Vamos continues to
involve and engage audiences across
borders and boundaries, taking on
challenging themes with poignancy,
humour and humanity.
Accessible to hearing and deaf
audiences alike.
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Tue 24 Apr 7.30pm
BHT £12.50 / £10.50
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Ginny Davis Productions presents
LEARNED FRIENDS
by Ginny Davis
A high stakes legal drama with echoes of TVs Judge John Deed and Silk.
Prosecution and Defence Counsel await the verdict in the trial of a high profile
football manager. Each holds a secret which will pose irreconcilable conflicts
as irregularities in the trial are exposed and friendships, careers and the true
course of justice are placed on trial.
“Engaging and thought-provoking”
Stratford upon Avon Herald
“A lively, intelligent legal
cliff-hanger.”
Leamington Spa Courier
“Brilliantly performed and
amazingly well written”
Master of the Bench of Inner Temple
Tue 1 May 7.30pm
BHT £10 / £8.50
Post show Q and A and discussion with the cast and
the Honourable Mr Justice William Davis whose legal
career as a criminal specialist spans 41 years.
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24 - 26 May 2018
Bridge House Theatre, Warwick
7.30pm - Thurs 24 May
7.30pm - Fri 25 May
2.30pm & 7.30pm - Sat 26 May
Adults - £12 Children/OAP - £8
www.spatheatre.com/summershow

The Sir Ben Kingsley Lecture
TERRY WAITE
Negotiating for release of hostages and survival in solitude:
An account of negotiating in extreme situations and an insight into
the way in which Terry Waite was able to survive almost five years of
solitary confinement.
Mon 4 Jun 7.30pm
WH Free of charge – Tickets
available from Box Office
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THE DISCOVERY FESTIVAL
“The only real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking
new landscapes but in having new eyes.”
Marcel Proust
Experiment, Create, Learn
From 2nd - 7th July 2018 Warwick will hold its
first arts festival.
Everyone in the school and community will
be invited to take a voyage of discovery
and explore new ways to experiment, to be
creative and to learn.
With events running during the day, afterschool
and through the evenings in and
around the Bridge House Theatre and Warwick
Hall there will be something for everyone to
discover.
The week will close on Saturday 7th July with
an exciting family day when the whole campus
will be open for performances, workshops and
events – a celebration of DISCOVERY in all its
forms.
The official programme will be announced in
the Spring. Please visit our website for further
details and to book tickets.
Mon 2 Jul – Sat 7 Jul
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King’s High School presents
MERMAID
by Polly Teale
A bold reimagining of Hans Christian Andersen’s tale
of love, loss and finding your voice, transported to a
contemporary setting.
Beneath the ocean’s waves there is no death or pain or
separation. Above, the modern world is beset with war,
poverty and hardship.
On her sixteenth birthday, a mermaid rises up to the
surface, leaving her childhood behind for ever when
she falls in love - but must she destroy herself in
order to be loved? Meanwhile a young girl realises
that she too has an important choice to make
– take the easy route and follow the crowd or
stand up and show the world who she is.
In a world where the female voice is becoming
more important than ever, the talented cast
and crew of King’s High School will bring to life
this beautifully poetic story to really explore
the importance of finding your voice!
Thu 21 – Sat 23 Jun 7pm
BHT (21st & 22nd); 3pm (23rd)
£8 / £5
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MUSIC AT WARWICK
STRING CONCERT
Tue 6 Feb 7.30pm WH
HOUSE MUSIC FESTIVAL
Thu 15 Feb 7.30pm BHT
WOODWIND CELEBRATION
Over 100 woodwind players come together to play everything from Mozart to Michael Jackson! An
evening of high quality music and fun featuring boys and girls from across the Warwick Foundation.
Fri 2 Mar 7.30pm WH
CHAMBER CONCERT
This event will showcase some of Warwick School’s more advanced chamber groups with the help
of musicians from King’s High. The concert will have an interesting and varied programme featuring
the best of the classical repertoire featuring music for Piano Quintet including double bass, String
Quintet, String Quartets, Mendelssohn Piano Trio and Mozart Trio for Horn, violin and piano. There
will be music for Wind, Brass, our Trombone and Tuba ensemble the Undertones, Saxophone
Ensemble and Cello Ensemble featuring a newly commissioned work by our own Andy Derrick. There
will be a contribution from the keyboard department with music for 8 hands played on 2 pianos.
We hope this will whet the appetites of parents whose presence will undoubtedly enhance the
atmosphere of such a wonderful occasion.
Wed 7 Mar 7.30pm WH
PREP SCHOOL CONCERT
This event is for Prep School parents. An extravaganza of music to get your feet tapping.
Mon 19 Mar 7pm WH
LENT CONCERT
Warwick Junior School’s Easter Celebration of the widest variety of music-making you will find
anywhere in Warwickshire. You don’t believe us? Come along and see for yourself!
Tue 20 Mar 7pm WH
EASTER GALA
Foundation Symphony Orchestra performing the Overture Finlandia by Sibelius, the 1st movement
of Prokofiev’s Concertino for Cello and Orchestra (soloist Archie Whitby) and extracts from Handel’s
Messiah with choirs from Warwick School, King’s High and Canticum. Conductors: Liz Green and Alex
Laing.
Thu 22 Mar 7.30pm WH

ALL MUSIC AT WARWICK EVENTS ARE FREE OF CHARGE
GUITAR CONCERT
Wed 25 Apr 7pm BHT
THE BIG BRASS CONCERT 2018
Featuring over 100 brass players from across the Warwick Schools Foundation and the only chance
this year to hear ‘The Really Big Brass Band’, The Big Brass Concert 2018 is sure to raise the roof.
Wed 2 May 7pm WH
KING’S HIGH SCHOOL SUMMER CONCERT
Thu 3 May 7.30pm WH
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FOUNDATIONS YOUTH THEATRE
(in partnership with ZooCo)
Following the tremendous success
of Ali(ce) in Wonderland earlier
this year and The Tempest,
Foundations Youth Theatre goes
from strength to strength. 2018
promises more workshops,
projects and events for its
members.
Everyone is welcome from the
senior schools of Warwick and
King’s High School.
Contact Mike Perry at the Warwick
School Drama Department for
further details about membership.
ALTIORA DANCE COMPANY
(in partnership with Motionhouse)
Altiora continues to develop
astonishing dance theatre for
senior students in the Foundation.
Practical sessions run each week
during term-time from 4.30-6.00 in
the Barnes Studio.
Contact Mike Perry at the Warwick
School Drama Department for
further details about membership.
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VENUES & EVENTS
For your next celebration or occasion;
luncheon or dinner.
www.wsvenuesandevents.org
ring for an informal chat 01926 735410
events@warwickschool.org
host host your your
next next event event at at
Warwick Warwick
School School
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Senior School at Work
(Booking Required)
Tuesday, 27 March 2018 ∣ 2.00 - 3.45pm
Wednesday, 2 May 2018 ∣ 2.00 - 3.45pm
Tuesday, 12 June 2018 ∣ 2.00 - 3.45pm
Open Evening
Friday, 6 July 2018
Junior and Senior Schools ∣ 7.00 - 9.00pm
Independent boys’ school (7-18 years) | Scholarships and bursaries available
01926 776400 ∣ admissions@warwickschool.org ∣ www.warwickschool.org

Taster Morning
Saturday 17 March
Prior registration required
Key Dates 2018
Thursday 21 June
Year 10 Sixth@King’s
Taster Day
(Prior registration required)
Friday 6 July
Open Evening
4.30-7.30pm
(All are Welcome!)
King’s High School for Girls
Smith Street, Warwick CV34 4HJ
www.kingshighwarwick.co.uk
@KHSWarwick

CONTACT US
In Person:
Bridge House Theatre and Warwick Hall
Myton Road, Warwick. CV34 6PP
By Telephone: Box Office – 01926 776438
Theatre Manager – 01926 776475
Online:
www.bridgehousetheatre.co.uk
Box Office
boxoffice@warwickschool.org
Our Box Office is based inside the Bridge House Theatre with the following
opening times:
Monday – Friday: 1pm – 5.45pm and on performance evenings from an hour
before the published start time.
How to Pay
We accept cash, credit/debit card, cheques and postal orders. There is no
booking fee for tickets purchased in person at the box office or over the phone.
A £2.50 booking fee is levied on all bookings made online. This is one fee per
booking, not per ticket.
Resales and Refunds
Tickets are non-refundable and will become void if re-sold.
Strictly subject to availability, we may be able to exchange tickets for
another performance of the same production provided we are given 24
hours’ notice before the performance. There is a £2 exchange fee for this
service.
If an event has sold out we are happy to try and re-sell your tickets once
we have sold all of our own available tickets, including any last minute
holds we may have. Please note that we cannot guarantee the re-sale of
your tickets.
Tickets cannot be refunded unless a performance is cancelled. In the
event of a cancelled performance, patrons will first be offered the
opportunity to exchange tickets for another performance; if there
are no alternative tickets or if the patron is not able to attend an
alternative performance the full purchase cost of the ticket will be
refunded via the original payment method.
Full terms and conditions of booking are listed on our website.
Postal Charges
Tickets can be posted to you for a charge of £1. However, all
tickets can be held at the Box Office for collection for no charge.
Infant in Arms
Children aged 18 months and under may sit on a parent or
guardian’s lap for most shows free of charge. More details
are available from the box office.
Disabled Patrons and Wheelchair Users
Companions come free on selected shows. Please check
with the Box Office for our discount prices.
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Fantastic For Families
We pride ourselves on being a welcoming and family friendly venue. Our
bar and foyer area provides highchairs for our younger guests and we have
booster seats in the main auditorium readily available.
Unisex baby changing facilities are provided. In the foyer area we regularly
have children’s activities and resources themed to the performance that day.
Parking
Free parking is available on the school site. Enter the site from Myton Road and
follow the road past the theatre. Parking is located on the right hand side opposite the
theatre, signposted as ‘Visitors Car Park’. Additional parking can also be found behind
the theatre. Please note that this can become busy when we present multiple events.
Pay and display parking is located across the road in St Nicholas Park, a short walk away.
There is also a drop off point in front of the Bridge House Theatre.
Public Transport
Local buses from Warwick and Leamington Spa pass the site and stop on Myton Road,
adjacent to the theatre. The nearest train station is Warwick Station – a twenty minute walk
from the theatre. Leamington Spa train station is less than 2 miles away.
Access
It is our aim at the Bridge House Theatre and Warwick Hall to be accessible and welcoming to
everyone and we are committed to making your visit as easy and enjoyable as possible. Advance
booking is always recommended so that our staff can readily provide assistance when required.
The Bridge House Theatre has 4 wheelchair positions available. Please specify when
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booking.
Warwick Hall is easily accessible for wheelchair users and all events include seats at
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floor level.
Please note that neither the Bridge House Theatre or Warwick Hall have lifts to balcony
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level.
Seats in rows M and J in the Bridge House Theatre stalls are on the flat and recommended
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for patrons with mobility issues.
Our Box Office staff will be happy to advise you of the best seats and a pre-show visit can be
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arranged if required.
If you wish to take your guide dog or hearing dog into the performance, please let us know
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when booking your ticket. We can arrange an adjacent seat to be kept free. We are also happy
to look after your guide dog during the performance if you prefer.
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The Bridge House Theatre and Warwick Hall are fitted with infra-red hearing enhancement
loops which can be used in conjunction with our receivers. For hearing aid users with a ‘T-
Switch’, a necklace interface is provided free of charge. For the hearing impaired we offer in-ear
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BRIDGE HOUSE THEATRE & WARWICK HALL
DIARY AT A GLANCE
FEBRUARY JANUARY
MARCH
APRIL
JULY JUNE
MAY
21 Jan 11.30am & 2.30pm Where’s My Igloo Gone Children and Family
25 Jan 7.30pm Our Day Out Theatre
26-Jan 7.30pm Our Day Out Theatre
27 Jan 7.30pm Our Day Out Theatre
30 Jan 7.30pm Teechers Theatre
02 Feb 7.30pm Jazz @ The Bridge Music
03 Feb 7.30pm Jazz @ The Bridge Music
06 Feb 7.30pm String Concert Music
15 Feb 7.30pm House Music Festival Music
18 Feb 2.30pm Captain Flinn and the Pirate Dinosaurs 2: The Magic Cutlass Children and Family
27 Feb 7pm King’s High School Dance Evening Dance
1 Mar 7.30pm Missing in Me Theatre
2 Mar 7.30pm Woodwind Celebration Music
7 Mar 7pm The Curse of Cranholme Abbey Theatre
7 Mar 7.30pm Chamber Concert Music
8 Mar 7pm The Curse of Cranholme Abbey Theatre
9 Mar 7pm The Curse of Cranholme Abbey Theatre
10 Mar 7.30pm Warwick Symphony Orchestra Music
15 Mar 7pm Robin and the Sherwood Hoodies Children and Family
16 Mar 7pm Robin and the Sherwood Hoodies Children and Family
19 Mar 7pm Warwick Preparatory School Concert Music
20 Mar 7pm Warwick Junior School Lent Concert Music
25 Mar 7pm Guitar Concert Music
14 Apr 6.30pm Peter Pan Theatre
19 Apr 7.30pm Jane Eyre: An Autobiography Theatre
24 Apr 7.30pm A Brave Face Theatre
1 May 7.30pm Learned Friends Theatre
2 May 7pm The Big Brass Concert 2018 Music
3 May 7.30pm King’s High School Summer Concert Music
24 May 7.30pm Little Shop of Horrors Theatre
25 May 7.30pm Little Shop of Horrors Theatre
26 May 2.30pm & 7.30pm Little Shop of Horrors Theatre
4 Jun 7.30pm Terry Waite Spoken Word
21 Jun 7pm Mermaid Theatre
22 Jun 7pm Mermaid Theatre
23 Jun 3pm Mermaid Theatre
2 – 7 Jul Various The Discovery Festival Music
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