Bounce Magazine 79

ENTERTAINMENT
MAY 2019 | ISSUE MAY #79 2019 | ISSUE MUSIC #79 & ENTERTAINMENT
THEATRE
ROYAL
May at Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds
includes musical classics, classical music,
hilarious comedy capers and family fun.
BSEAODS are back with The Sound of Music, one of the
most-loved musicals ever written, a dramatic and heartwarming
tale powered by a whole host of iconic songs,
Tue 30 Apr – Sat 11 May.
Ballet Theatre UK are back with one of the most
enduring, moving and irreplaceable classical ballets, Swan
Lake, featuring new choreography and over 120 new
costumes, Tue 21 – Wed 22 May.
The Edinburgh Fringe’s favourite housewife presents an
evening of proper good fun, Barbara Nice: Raffle – all of
the audience will get a raffle ticket in this new comedy
show about chance and luck, Thu 23 May, 8pm.
The last of the spring Lunchtime Concerts, The Vega
Wind Trio provide virtuoso variety including works by
Haydn, Beethoven, Joplin and Villa Lobos, Thu 2 May,
1.10pm.
The best-selling children’s book Aliens Love Underpants
springs to life on stage for the first time, featuring
stunning effects, madcap action and original music
suitable for the whole family, Fri 24 – Sat 25 May.
A fascinating and insightful
evening, join Terry Waite, CBE
in conversation with Martin Bell,
OBE talking together about their
careers and life experiences, as a
fundraiser for Theatre Royal Bury
St Edmunds, Sun 12 May, 7.30pm.
Total Productions presents
Manilow, a genuine fan paying
homage to an incredible talent,
celebrating the legend that is Barry Manilow, Wed 15
May, 7.30pm.
Using the original words spoken in court, The Trials
of Oscar Wilde is a dramatization uncovering the
persecution of a flawed genius who was suddenly
reduced to a man of no importance, Thu 16 May, 7.30pm.
The UK’s favourite medium returns with her latest show
Psychic Sally 10 Year Anniversary Tour, a unique evening
of investigational entertainment, Mon 20 May, 7.30pm.
Julian Clary Born To Mince is an outrageously
camp new show, Julian will bare his soul,
murder a few well-known songs and make
withering remarks about the punters foolish
enough to sit in the front row, Sat 25 May
(Sold Out – waiting list only).
If All The World Were Paper is a hilarious,
poignant new play for the whole family about
falling out, making up and the joy of true
friendship, Wed 29 May, 1.30pm and 3.30pm.
Lip Service are back, with their whistle-stop tour of train
related crime fiction, Strangers on a Train Set, featuring
clever use of projection and multiple train sets in their
trademark comedy style, Thu 30 May, 7.30pm.
Huge energy, hit songs and hot dance, all in one great
new show for 2019, Forever in Blue Jeans – celebrating
the best in country music and Rock ‘n’ Roll, Fri 31 May,
7.30pm.
For details and tickets go to www.theatreroyal.org or call the box office on 01284 769505
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