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WELCOME TO THE BRIDGE HOUSE THEATRE AND<br />
WARWICK HALL SPRING AND SUMMER 2018 SEASON.<br />
Welcome to the Bridge House Theatre and Warwick<br />
Hall Spring Summer 2018 season<br />
This season we continue to offer some fabulous<br />
theatre and music experiences for an ever-growing<br />
audience – thank you for supporting us, we really<br />
appreciate it.<br />
Aylesford School bring a<strong>no</strong>ther classic<br />
school-based play in February. In Willy Russell’s<br />
Our Day Out Mrs Kay’s ‘Progress Class’ are<br />
unleashed for a day’s coach trip to Conway<br />
Castle in Wales. But this is more than a romp<br />
– Our Day Out highlights the empty futures<br />
for these children from the backstreets of<br />
Liverpool, for whom a day out was as much as<br />
they could expect.<br />
Blow away the Winter blues with Jazz at the<br />
Bridge, with performances from some of<br />
Warwick’s most talented young musicians.<br />
This is a very popular event so please book<br />
early.<br />
With Winter in full force The Bone Ensemble bring us<br />
an Arctic adventure with live music and a great story.<br />
Where’s my Igloo Gone? cleverly weaves scientific<br />
k<strong>no</strong>wledge into the extraordinary journey of Oolik who<br />
needs to save her igloo home. With dynamic interactive<br />
activities children will be fully part of the story, problemsolving<br />
and working together to help the characters.<br />
We are thrilled that Les Petits are making<br />
their Bridge House debut with Captain Flinn<br />
and the Pirate Di<strong>no</strong>saurs 2. K<strong>no</strong>wn for<br />
their inventiveness and joyful fantasy Les<br />
Petits will, <strong>no</strong> doubt, whisk you away on a<br />
wonderful adventure.<br />
Blackeyed Theatre have become Bridge House<br />
favourites and we are delighted to see them return<br />
with the ever popular Teechers by John Godber. In an<br />
educational climate where the arts are often marginalised<br />
it celebrates the joy of theatre, the inspiration of teachers<br />
and mocks the petty power squabbles of school-life. With<br />
just three actors multi-rolling, it will also be a master-class<br />
in character performance from this dynamic and hugely<br />
creative company. Don’t miss it.<br />
For lovers of thrillers and ghost stories<br />
The Middle School production this year<br />
is <strong>no</strong>t one to miss! Seen for the first time<br />
in Edinburgh last Summer, The Curse<br />
of Cranholme Abbey follows a group of<br />
young people as they visit a neglected<br />
inherited mansion and discover its tragic<br />
and sinister past. With a talented cast of<br />
14-15 year olds from Warwick and King’s<br />
High we are sure this one will make you<br />
jump as we move through three time<br />
periods in the Abbey’s terrifying past.<br />
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