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  • The ArtsCelebrate the arts at The Assembly House

    Assembly House + Arts

    Discover why the Assembly House is such a strong supporter of artistic Norwich

    Performing Arts

    Upcoming events

    GOOD CLEAN FUN
    18th May

    Starring Adrian Wright, and Adrian Turner at the

    piano. Friday 18th May. Box Office: 01603 598688.

    Tickets: £12.50.

    Adrian Wright has carved a unique career from his passion for

    bringing back to life “lost” songs from British musicals and intimate

    revues, performed impeccably.

    With two Adrians, one grand piano, and blasts of retro wit and

    sophistication, Good Clean Fun is a passport to a funny and

    touching journey into the theatrical past. According to the Eastern

    Daily Press, Adrian Wright “turns every song into an experience… and

    be warned …there are fairies at the bottom of his garden!”

    JAZZ ROYALTY
    1st June

    Friday 1st June – from 7.30pm - Two courses

    and cover charge, £25 per person.

    Jazz up your evenings at The Assembly House with the talented

    Chrissy D and her smooth-sounding trio, back by popular

    demand! In celebration of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, ‘Best

    of British’ is this month’s theme. Take a look back at the British

    jazz scene of the 1900’s with a menu of Great British classics to

    match.

    THE GREAT HALL THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS...Female Of The Speciesby Joanna Murray-Smith Directed by Rebecca Wass
    27th Jun to 30th Jun

    Tuesday 26th to Saturday 30th June, 7.30pm

    Matinée Saturday 30th June, 2.30pm

    Tickets £9; children 16 and under £6.

    Box Office: 01603 598688 or book on-line at:-

    www.greathall.ticketsource.co.uk

    Take one feminist writer suffering from chronic writer’s block with a deadline looming, a slightly on-edge former student, a supportive and sensitive husband, an unhappy housewife and a new modern man, add a cow on the loose and you’ve got a wonderful evening of

    entertainment!

    The play is based on true events involving the real-life feminist Germaine Greer, although keep this quiet unless you want to hear her roar.

    Join us for a wonderful comedy where the Female of the Species is deadlier than the male!


    Previous events

    Martyn Joseph andStewart Henderson

    Wednesday 16th May, The Music Room

    Tickets £15 from www.imageacoustic.com

    or acousticpromotions@gmail.com or

    by phone on: 07941 378311.

    Martyn Joseph is a regular visitor to The Assembly House on his UK tours. This time he’s bringing a friend – poet, philosopher and BBC Radio 4 presenter Stewart Henderson. The reviews say it all. Q Magazine, Mojo, The Sunday Times, The Daily Telegraph, The

    Independent – all have accorded hugely impressive accolades to the respective songwriting, performing and poetic talents of Martyn Joseph and Stewart Henderson.

    Of the two, one is melodically tall and sings, the other is poetically shorter and doesn’t. Martyn Joseph and Stewart Henderson in performance tell of ‘the passion, absurdity and at times, terrible joy of being alive.’ They perform together.... Because They Can.

    Expect an evening of belting songs, poignant verse

    you can whistle, and some mirthful ranting.

    THE GREAT HALL THEATRECOMPANY PRESENTS...Holmes And The Ripperby, Brian Clemens, Directed by Vic Young

    Tuesday 1st to Saturday 5th May, 7.30pm

    Matinée Saturday 5th May, 2.30pm

    Tickets: £9; children 16 and under £6.

    Box Office: 01603 598688 or on-line at:

    www.greathall.ticketsource.co.uk

    This play, based on Stephen Knight’s book ‘The Final Solution’, gave author Brian Clemens the opportunity to take the audience on a fantastic journey in a fast-moving dramatisation of one of the most plausible of Ripper theories, and with a mixture of drama, humour and fear he guides us towards Stephen Knight’s possible solution. As Holmes and Watson become embroiled in the grisly Whitechapel murders of 1888 we remember the names of his victims: Martha Tabram, Mary Ann Nicholls, Annie Chapman, Elizabeth Stride, Catherine Beddows and Marie Jeanette Kelly. All are assured of a place in history, but the Ripper’s name remains in the shadows, from which he came.

    Britten Sinfonia At Lunch 4

    Mark Padmore tenor

    Jacqueline Shave, Miranda Dale violins

    Clare Finnimore viola

    Caroline Dearnley cello

    Emer McDonough flute

    Nicholas Daniel oboe

    Vaughan Williams 10 Blake Songs

    Jonathan Dove New work (World première tour)

    Warlock The Curlew

    Renowned tenor, Mark Padmore joins Britten Sinfonia for the final concert in the 2011-12 At Lunch series. At the centre of this programme is a work by British composer, Jonathan Dove, co-commissioned by Britten Sinfonia and Wigmore Hall with support from the Tenner for a Tenor campaign. This new work will form the filling for the sandwich at this lunchtime concert with the programme starting with Vaughan Williams’ 10 Blake Songs scored for tenor and oboe and ending with perhaps Peter Warlock’s best work, The Curlew.

    Box Office:

    01603 630000

    Martin Taylor & Martin Simpson

    Saturday 21st April, The Noverre Ballroom, 8pm

    Tickets £19. Box Office:01603 598688.

    On Saturday 21 April, two legendary guitarists, one

    from the world of folk and blues, the other jazz, will

    be double-heading at The Assembly House when

    Martin Taylor and Martin Simpson appear in concert –

    this concert is definitely not to be missed!

    The Harmonious Assocation Presents:Music & Fire CANCELLED

    www.harmoniousassociation.co.uk

    An intimate performance of Baroque Chamber Music inspired by

    the 17th Century pioneering concert promoter and coal merchant

    Mr Thomas Britton.

    The Harmonious Association brings together some of the UK’s

    finest period performers for their inaugural concert at The

    Assembly House. Between them the musicians have performed

    and toured in the UK, Europe and beyond, appeared on BBC Radio

    3 and 4, released numerous award-winning and highly acclaimed

    CDs, and have been editors’ picks in many leading national papers

    and publications. All of the performers are either based in East

    Anglia or have very strong connections with the region.

    The programme includes works by composers who frequented

    Britton’s London concert series which was held in the loft of

    his Clerkenwell house: Paisible, Keller, Handel, Croft, Finger and

    Parcham.

    Britten Sinfonia At Lunch 3

    Thomas Gould, Miranda Dale violins

    Clare Finnimore viola

    Caroline Dearnley cello

    Huw Watkins piano

    Luke Bedford Three Intermezzi (World première tour)

    Franck Piano Quintet in F minor

    At the centrepiece of this programme is Franck’s Piano Quintet. It marked a watershed in the history of chamber music repertoire when first performed due to its broad emotional range and abundance of passion. The new work, Three Intermezzi, in this concert (cocommissioned by Britten Sinfonia and Wigmore Hall) is written by Luke Bedford, resident composer at Wigmore Hall. Luke studied at the Royal College of Music and his music is full of brooding expressive intensity in which every note counts with maximum purpose.

    Norwich Theatre Royal Box Office:

    01603 630000

    The Goldman Ensemble presents Piano Recital (Piano Not Included)

    Tickets £12.50 from the Box Office on

    01603 598688 and on the door.

    A hilarious show for anyone who has

    ever had a really bad day.

    See the production that delighted at the

    Brighton Fringe Festival!

    Inspired by a true story, Piano Recital (Piano Not Included) explores the backstage disasters

    as well as the daily joys and struggles of professional musicians. It is packed full of comedy,

    theatre, music and a contagious joie de vivre that is impossible to resist.

    Britten Sinfonia at Lunch

    Noverre Ballroom, Friday 20th January at 1pm.

    Box Office 01603 630000.

    Music for the combination of oboe, bassoon and

    piano is unusual and here young composer Elspeth

    Brooke adds to the repertoire with a new work

    commissioned by Britten Sinfonia and Wigmore Hall.

    Mixed Voice Christmas Show

    The Music Room.

    Sunday 18th December, matinee 2.30pm, evening

    performance 7.30pm. Thursday 22nd December, 7.30pm

    Tickets £9 each in advance or £11 on the door.

    On sale at: www.mixedvoice.co.uk or via Prelude

    Records on 01603 628319.

    Sit back, relax and get into the Christmas spirit with Mixed

    Voice as they take you on a festive journey through your

    favourite Christmas songs. Featuring specially arranged

    solos, duets and group songs, as well as the 30-strong

    Mixed Voice choir, all backed by a fantastic live band.

    The Last Confesssion

    by Roger Crane, directed by David Hare.

    Tuesday 22nd to Saturday 26th November, 7.30pm; Saturday matinee 2.30pm.

    Tickets £9; children 16 and under £6. Box Office: 01603 598688.

    The Assembly House’s resident theatre company, The Great Hall Players, presents an intriguing

    and gripping piece of theatre, a spiritual mystery wrapped in a puzzling enigma that faces the

    Roman Catholic Church in the modern age.

    Natural Causes By Eric Chappell. Directed By Tabitha Paternoster.

    The Noverre Ballroom. Tuesday 4th to Saturday 8th October, 7.30pm; Saturday matinee 2.30pm. Tickets £9; children 16 and under £6. Box Office: 01603 598688.

    The Great Hall Theatre Company presents the first play of their new season. When suicide is the order of the day, Vincent assures the perfect, painless ending. But in the case of Walter and Celia Bryce, what is the order of the day?

    "MURDER IN THE CLASSROOM" CANCELLED

    We all love a good murder mystery; a fun evening with speculation, double dealing and a dramatic conclusion. BUT WHERE IS THE EVIDENCE??

    The Assembly House for one evening only reverts back to its HIGH SCHOOL days when the Norwich Public Day school was in residence. We have a classroom murder mystery full of intrigue and forensic clues. Get shown by real experts how to remove marks from objects and how to tell the difference between them!!Come to the Assembly House & find out what happened at School on that day. Learn the secrets of CSI whilst enjoying a 3 course meal all for just £35.00.

    EVENT CANCELLED

    Flamenco Feast featuring "STRICTLY FLAMENCO" - Restaurant

    Join us for a Feast Of Flamenco - sit back & relax as we serve dish after dish to the table, spoon it out & pass it on. A great way to get the party started. With a mouth watering selection of Spanish style foods in the tapas tradition. And all this to the strains of the Flamenco Guitar and the energectic dancers of Strictly Flamenco - A true Taste of Spain.

    Cover Charge £4 - Flamenco Feast £19.50. per person. Reservations essential, so telephone 01603 626402 to book your place for what promises to be an unforgetable evening.

    The Great Hall Theatre Company presents - "RUN FOR YOUR WIFE" by Ray Cooney & directed by Malcolm Robinson

    Another hilarious production by the Great Hall Theatre Company - this production has been described as -"farce at its best" - an evening of fun & laughter - not to be missed!! ..."One of Ray Cooney's greatest comedies"...

    Tickets £8 - 16's & under £5 - Box Office 01603 - 598688

    EXTRA MATINEE PERFORMANCE SATURDAY 9th JULY 2.30.p.m.

    "VARIETEASE" - Burlesque & Cabaret Club -NOVERRE BALLROOM

    Saturday 21st May-Part of the Norwich Fringe festival 2011

    Norwich’s New Burlesque & Cabaret Club sell out show Varietease has teamed up with Norwich Assembly House on Theatre Street to launch Norwich’s new bi monthly burlesque and cabaret club.

    ...Set in the most sumptuous surroundings and featuring an eclectic assortment of burlesque, circus, theatre, arts, music and comedy...Club Varietease has it all.

    The night will include walk about acts and reserved candle lit tables. Take a stroll into the magical garden or meander by the giant 4 foot roses to the water fountain. With a burlesque themed restaurant, equiped with fantastic live entertainment while you dine, Club Varietease will blow you away.

    Showcasing the finest talent in the east of England performers include;

    :Millicent Binks : Panthera : Lola LoveBoat : Marla Marie : Miss Indigo Blue : Saucy Starlet : Madam Bon Bon :Divalicious : Arriane Le Davier

    + Many Many More Special Guests

    Our Compare - The Amazing Tom Butterworth alongside Jazz band Swing Ball & Vintage DJ extraordinaire DJ Renzo.

    DINNER 7-9pm

    SHOW starts at 8pm

    Tickets £16.50 or 38.50 including dining & VIP Tables*

    Theatre Royal Box Office 01603 630000

    *Dining

    & Entertainment with top chefs, in our themed restaurant with

    entertainment & reserved show seating /Only 150 seats our last show

    sold out so get your tickets early to avoid disappointment.

    Varietease Burlesque & Cabaret Club

    t: 01603 748236 e:info@varietease.co.uk

    The Great Hall Theatre Company present "The Forsyte Saga" NOVERRE AUDITORIUM

    Great Hall Theatre Company present this classic tale of wealth and power across generations.

    Please note there is a Matinee Performance on Saturday 14th May starting at 2.30.p.m.

    Tickets £8, children 16 & under £5. Box Office 010603 598688

    Great Hall Players present "The Importance of being Earnest" by Oscar Wilde - Noverre Auditorium

    Great Hall Players present Oscar Wilde's "trivial comedy for serious people"!! An evening of the most unique, fast & racy entertainment

    Tickets £8 children 16's & under £5 Box Office 01603 598688

    "Stumpy Sanderson's Scrapnook "THE NEW WINE YEARS"

    A humorous performance storytelling evening of slightly tall tales about growing up in the 1970's by Andre Brammer, national award-winning performance story teller.

    Doors Open at 7.30.p.m. Performance at 8.00.p.m.

    Tickets £6 avaiable from 01692 500949 or andrew@speakingwords.co.uk

    www.speakingwords.co.uk

    The Road Hill House Murderby David Morrison

    “Cruelty, fear, insanity and murder – a true story...”

    Director – Paula Alexian

    Tuesday 23rd to Saturday 27th November, 7.30pm

    Saturday matinee 2.30pm. The Noverre Auditorium

    Tickets: £8; 16s and under £5. Call 01603 598688.

    Road Hill House – the home of an ordinary, middle class Victorian family. Or was it? In 1860, events erupted, revealing the secrets behind the facade of Victorian society; just as Jack the Ripper later went on to expose the misery of the East End. Cruelty, fear, insanity and murder all dwelt at Road Hill House. Based on fact, this story so gripped the nation that even Charles Dickens offered a theory.

    Mr Whitcher, from the new Metropolitan Detective Department, soon reached a conclusion. But was he correct? Was this crime fully solved? Fact really is stranger than fiction so judge for yourself!

    A great evening of detection awaits...

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