Bounce Magazine October 2018

ENTERTAINMENT
OCTOBER 2018 OCTOBER | ISSUE #72 2018 | ISSUE MUSIC #72 & ENTERTAINMENT
THEATRE
ROYAL
October at Theatre Royal Bury St
Edmunds is full of variety including a
thrilling mystery, classical music, familyfriendly
fun and a healthy dose
of comedy.
Stick Man, Scamp Theatre’s adaptation of the classic
children’s book, morning jog becomes quite the
misadventure for Stick Man, will he ever get back to
the family tree? Until 2 Oct.
Blackeyed Theatre return with their thrilling
production of Sherlock Holmes
– The Sign of Four. Crammed
full of adventure, romance,
comedy and naturally some
brilliant deductions all in
this spectacular new stage
adaptation. Thu 4 – Sat 6 Oct.
The first of autumn’s Lunchtime
Concerts, sponsored by Gross
& Co in association with
ArtsOptions, Anna Noakes
(flute) and Gabriella Dall’olio (harp) present a
delightful programme selected from their recitals on
the Cutty Sark in London. Mon 8 Oct, 1.10pm.
BSEAODS are back with a production of High
Society. You’re invited to the wedding of the year
and what a swell party it’s going to be! Based on the
film The Philadelphia Story. Tue 9 – Sat 13 Oct.
As a fundraiser for Theatre Royal Bury St
Edmunds British journalist, agony aunt and author
Virginia Ironside performs her show Growing Old
Disgracefully, along with support from songwriter,
singer and author Terence Blacker performing
offbeat, comedy songs. Sun 14 Oct, 7.30pm.
Theatre Royal Writers return after last year’s sell-out
event with Scenes of 2018. Look back at the year
in an entertaining evening of satirical, intimate and
ultimately hopeful short plays. Another fundraiser for
Theatre Royal. Mon 15 Oct, 7.30pm.
Apollo Theatre Company present a radio comedy
classic live on stage - The Goon Show.
With its bizarre characters, fantastical
plots and hilarious running jokes, the
delightful nonsense comes to the stage.
Thu 18 – Sat 20 Oct.
Full-mask theatre company Vamos are
back with their show approaching the
subject of dementia with humour and
humanity - Finding Joy. You’ll laugh, you’ll
cry, you’ll find joy! Mon 22 Oct, 7.30pm.
Rêverie evokes Claude Debussy’s complex emotional
life through a personal journal, performances of his
most famous and atmospheric solo piano works by
pianist Lucy Parham and narration by Alex Jennings.
Sun 28 Oct, 7.30pm.
Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory present a
thrilling and visceral production of Henry V by
William Shakespeare. An examination on the nature
of power, what compromises must be made in the
name of victory? Tue 30 Oct – Sat 3 Nov.
For details and tickets go to www.theatreroyal.org or call the box office on 01284 769505
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