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Mansfield Palace Theatre<br />
NG18 1NG<br />
Box Office: 01623 633133<br />
www.mansfieldpalace.co.uk<br />
14-15 Feb<br />
Our Day Out<br />
Mansfield Palace Senior Youth Theatre presents<br />
one of the great Youth Theatre musical plays by<br />
Willy Russell. In this updated musical version,<br />
Mrs Kay’s ‘Progress Class’ is so excited to be<br />
going on a day trip to Alton Towers. But, Mr<br />
Briggs joins the party and the destination<br />
changes to Wales. The disappointed kids set<br />
about using their wits to escape the tyrannical<br />
Mr Briggs!<br />
18 Feb<br />
The Wizard of Oz<br />
Oddsocks Productions are bringing another<br />
classic adventure to life.<br />
20 Feb<br />
Milkshake Live! The Magic<br />
Storybook<br />
Starring Milkshake! favourites; Bob the<br />
Builder, Little Princess, Noddy, Fireman<br />
Sam, Shimmer & Shine, Pip from Pip Ahoy!,<br />
Winnie and Wilbur, Wissper, Milkshake’s<br />
very own Milkshake! Monkey and two<br />
Milkshake! presenters, this all singing, all<br />
dancing, musical masterpiece, will take<br />
audiences on a journey through the world’s<br />
favourite fairy tales.<br />
4 Mar<br />
A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Ballet)<br />
Join Ballet Theatre UK as we entre the<br />
enchanting and magical realm of A Midsummers<br />
Night’s Dream. Fol<strong>lo</strong>wing on from the<br />
company’s critically acclaimed production of<br />
Romeo and Juliet we present a ballet set to<br />
charm the whole family. Be transported to a<br />
fantastical world of dazzling dance, music and<br />
enchantment.<br />
20-21 Mar<br />
My Fair Lady<br />
Performed by the New Youth Theatre. Eliza<br />
Doolittle is a young f<strong>lo</strong>wer seller with an<br />
unmistakable Cockney accent which keeps<br />
her in the <strong>lo</strong>wer rungs of Edwardian society.<br />
When Professor Henry Higgins tries to teach<br />
her how to speak like a proper lady, an unlikely<br />
friendship begins to f<strong>lo</strong>urish.<br />
Motorpoint Arena NG1 1LA<br />
Box Office: 0843 373 3000<br />
www.motorpointarenanottingham.com<br />
23 Feb<br />
The X Factor Live Tour<br />
The X Factor Live Tour is returning for 2018 and<br />
for the first time ever the audience will choose<br />
their own winner…each and every night! The X<br />
Factor digital host, Becca Dudley, will be on the<br />
road with the contestants and presenting the<br />
tour competition each night. And at the end of<br />
each show, the audience will then become the<br />
judges and choose the winner.<br />
National Space Centre<br />
LE4 5NS<br />
Tel: 0116 261 0261<br />
www.spacecentre.co.uk/event<br />
3 Mar<br />
Lego Batman Movie<br />
A cooler-than-ever Bruce Wayne must deal<br />
with the usual suspects as they plan to rule<br />
Gotham City, while discovering that he has<br />
accidentally adopted a teenage orphan who<br />
wishes to become his sidekick. Book online.<br />
Nottingham Playhouse<br />
NG1 5AF<br />
Box Office: 0115 941 9419<br />
www.nottinghamplayhouse.co.uk<br />
24 Feb<br />
Mirror Mirror<br />
A mischievous take on the ever-popular Snow<br />
White, be<strong>lo</strong>ved by generations of children.<br />
Tickets: £8 (£7 children). Ages 5+<br />
19-24 Feb<br />
February Family Fest 2018<br />
Join us this February Half Term 2018 for an<br />
exciting and varied week of family fun.<br />
Come and make, exp<strong>lo</strong>re and play as we<br />
create pieces of drama, music and much<br />
more! Our workshops have been designed<br />
for parents, carers and children to exp<strong>lo</strong>re<br />
together, so we encourage all children to<br />
bring a<strong>lo</strong>ng a family member, or friend.<br />
Book via the Box Office on 0115 941 9419.<br />
3 Mar<br />
Katie Wright School of Dance -<br />
The American Dream<br />
The students of Katie Wright school of dance<br />
present their annual show The American<br />
Dream. This promises to be a fantastic evening<br />
of entertainment packed with many genres of<br />
dance including Ballet, Tap, Modern, Jazz, Acro<br />
and Musical Theatre. The students range from<br />
age 3-16 years.<br />
Palace Theatre Newark<br />
NG24 1JY<br />
Box Office: 01636 655755<br />
www.palacenewarktickets.com<br />
8 Feb<br />
A Midsummer Night’s Dream<br />
(Ballet)<br />
Join Ballet Theatre UK as we entre the<br />
enchanting and magical realm of A Midsummers<br />
Night’s Dream. Fol<strong>lo</strong>wing on from the<br />
company’s critically acclaimed production of<br />
Romeo and Juliet we present a ballet set to<br />
charm the whole family. Be transported to a<br />
fantastical world of dazzling dance, music and<br />
enchantment.<br />
0231513<br />
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24-25 Feb<br />
Guess How Much I Love You<br />
Selladoor Family Presents Guess How Much<br />
I Love You. Join Little & Big Nutbrown Hare,<br />
from the bestselling ‘Guess How Much I<br />
Love You’ and ‘I Love You All Year Round’<br />
collection, as they leap off the page and onto<br />
the stage in this magical journey through the<br />
seasons.<br />
14 Mar<br />
Aladdin Jr<br />
When street rat Aladdin frees a genie from a<br />
lamp, he finds his wishes granted. However, he<br />
soon finds that the evil Jafar has other plans<br />
for the lamp, and for Princess Jasmine. But can<br />
Aladdin save Princess Jasmine and his <strong>lo</strong>ve for<br />
her after she sees that he isn’t quite what he<br />
appears to be?<br />
Savoy Cinema NG7 1QN<br />
Box Office: 0115 947 2580<br />
www.savoyonline.co.uk<br />
26 Jan<br />
Early Man<br />
Set at the dawn of time, when prehistoric<br />
creatures and woolly mammoths roamed<br />
the earth, EARLY MAN tells the story of how<br />
plucky caveman Dug, a<strong>lo</strong>ng with sidekick<br />
Hognob, unites his tribe against the mighty<br />
Bronze Age in a battle to beat them at their<br />
own game.<br />
9 February<br />
Tad the Lost Exp<strong>lo</strong>rer and the Secret<br />
of King Midas ( U)<br />
Tad Stones travels to see his Sara’s latest<br />
discovery: a papyrus that proves the legend of<br />
King Midas. But when the evil Jack Tackham<br />
steals the papyrus and kidnaps Sara, Tad<br />
embarks on another great adventure to<br />
save her<br />
16 March<br />
Peter Rabbit (PG)<br />
The mischievous and adventurous hero<br />
who has captivated generations of<br />
readers, now takes on the starring role<br />
of his own comedy. In the film, Peter’s<br />
feud with Mr. McGregor escalates to greater<br />
heights than ever before as they rival for the<br />
affections of the warm-hearted animal <strong>lo</strong>ver<br />
who lives next door<br />
Theatre Royal NG1 5ND<br />
Box Office: 0115 989 5555<br />
www.trch.co.uk<br />
7-10 Feb<br />
Moscow City Ballet<br />
Moscow City Ballet returns to the Royal Concert<br />
Hall with two stunning ballets, Romeo & Juliet<br />
and The Sleeping Beauty, each presented in<br />
classic Russian style with full orchestra. Romeo<br />
& Juliet Performances Wednesday 7.30pm &<br />
Thursday 2pm & 7.30pm. The Sleeping Beauty<br />
Performances Friday 7.30pm & Saturday 2.30pm<br />
& 7.30pm.<br />
13-24 Feb<br />
Hairspray<br />
The smash hit musical comedy Hairspray is<br />
coming to Nottingham with a production,<br />
guaranteed to have you dancing the night away!<br />
Don’t miss this irresistible feel-good show that<br />
will have you smiling for days – let your hair<br />
down and book now! Tickets - £20 - £47.50.<br />
2-3 Mar<br />
Teletubbies Live<br />
Join Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po in a<br />
show full of <strong>lo</strong>ve and laughter as they exp<strong>lo</strong>re<br />
the magical world of Teletubbyland. Look out<br />
for the Tubby Phone, Noo-noo and Sun Baby in a<br />
fun, bright and safe world which captures young<br />
children’s imaginations and encourages them<br />
to exp<strong>lo</strong>re the world around them. Join in and<br />
enjoy be<strong>lo</strong>ved features from the TV series a<strong>lo</strong>ng<br />
with brand new songs.<br />
14 Mar-7 Apr<br />
War Horse<br />
At the outbreak of World War One, Joey, young<br />
Albert’s be<strong>lo</strong>ved horse, is sold to the Cavalry and<br />
shipped to France. He’s soon caught up in enemy<br />
fire, and fate takes him on an extraordinary<br />
journey, serving on both sides before finding<br />
himself a<strong>lo</strong>ne in no man’s land. Albert, who<br />
remained on his parents’ Devon farm, cannot<br />
forget Joey. Though still not old enough to enlist<br />
he embarks on a treacherous mission to find him<br />
and bring him home.<br />
22 Mar<br />
Cardboard Carnival<br />
Performance takes place at Nottingham Central<br />
Library. This is ‘Carnival of the Animals’ but not<br />
as we know it. Creating the ‘ultimate animal’<br />
Lempen Puppet Theatre take inspiration from<br />
Camille Saint-Saëns’ music, a little help from<br />
Darwin and a whole <strong>lo</strong>t of cardboard to mash<br />
up a show full of puppet possibility. Who knew<br />
there was so much to a simple cardboard box?<br />
Book via Theatre Royal website.<br />
23 Mar<br />
The Story of Mr B<br />
The Story of Mr B is a puppet show played<br />
between the pages of a giant book, narrated<br />
by a mushroom who introduces us to Mr<br />
Bumblegrum, a grumpy but endearing<br />
character, who makes a co<strong>lo</strong>urful journey<br />
through the seasons. With tenderness, surprises<br />
and humour, nature tries to comfort him.<br />
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Primary Times FEBRUARY 2018 | www.primarytimes.co.uk/nottinghamshire