BHTWH SS2018

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