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Autumn and Winter
Season 2018

WELCOME TO THE BRIDGE HOUSE THEATRE AND
WARWICK HALL AUTUMN AND WINTER 2018 SEASON.
THE FUNNY SEASON
Welcome once again to The Bridge House Theatre
and Warwick Hall season brochure. Thanks, as always,
for your continued support to the professional and
student artists whose work is presented to you here.
We are busier than ever (thanks for all the great
feedback) and as we continue to build our reputation,
we are tremendously grateful for your support.
We think we have assembled a wonderful season for
you again, and a particularly funny one at that! We get
going straight away with our pupil-led dark comedy:
Unman, Wittering and Zigo - the classic school drama
which tells of a spirited class who announce to their
new teacher that they murdered their previous one for
detaining them one day! I don’t know of a teacher who
hasn’t had that nightmare when about to start at a new
school!
welcome Betti (is that her stage name?) who
is the first robot actor, in residency at the
School and performing in a brand-new show
About A Bot. Having met her earlier this
year we are delighted that she has chosen
Warwick for her professional acting debut
and with a range of community events
around her visit she is sure to generate a
buzz! (groan)
We bring you the multi-award-winning, joyful comedy
exploring family nostalgia, Jurassic Parks, and are
delighted to be hosting a World Premier no less. We
The award-winning theatre continues
with Re:production, which offers a lighthearted
exploration of female choice
and legacy as Karen and Tom consider
whether they are ready to become
parents.

GUIDE TO BROCHURE SYMBOLS
The following badges are used
throughout the brochure to
highlight certain types of events,
activities and age suitability.
Beacon
Where you see this
badge, the show is part
of our Beacon strand
of contemporary,
professional arts
programming
Fantastic for Families
Improvisation is one of the comedy mainstays of drama in
schools, and we are delighted to have two brilliant professional
exponents of the art coming to the Bridge House Theatre. The
Noise Next Door- REMIX transforms audience suggestions
into hilarious scenes and songs and Showstopper! create an
entire musical with a live band, on the spot! Having seen both
these companies astonishing skills before it is not surprise to
me that the awards have been so plentiful for these shows.
Showstopper! has even had a lengthy run in the West End.
Neither should be missed, both shows will be unforgettable
AND unique.
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Warwick Hall is rapidly becoming a sought-after venue for
music with a wonderful acoustic and atmosphere to match.
We have a rich and diverse programme of orchestral and
ensemble concerts this season that will appeal to concert
goers of all persuasions.
Mike Perry
Director of Drama
More details of all the shows, pictures
and videos can be found on our website
www.bridgehousetheatre.co.uk.
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for schoolsPERFECT
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This badge means that
the show is suitable
for a family audience
and forms part of our
professional artistic
programme for children
and families
Perfect for Schools
This badge means that
the show is particularly
suitable for school
groups
Chatback
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This badge means there
will be a Q&A session
with the theatre company
immediately after the
show. All ticket holders for
the show are welcome to
attend
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Age Guidance
These badges are applied
to work to give you a
guide to the minimum
age recommended for the
production

Warwick School Drama Workshop presents
UNMAN, WITTERING AND ZIGO
A new teacher, hoping to make a good impression in his first
job, finds that bullying and gambling among his pupils are the
least of his worries.
Caught in the middle of his new wife’s restlessness, his fellow teachers’ apathy and
the headmaster’s blatant cover-up, John Ebony becomes the unlikely detective.
Whilst this classic play written for Radio in 1958 was adapted for TV in 1965, it
continues to present uncomfortable questions about the necessity of authority
and the need to act morally.
Questions which are as vital today, as they have ever been.
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This production has been co-directed by
students and staff, and developed from
our Thursday afternoon workshop group.
Fri 7 & Sat 8 Sep 7pm
BHT £7 / £4
for schoolsPERFECT

Superbolt Theatre presents
THE JURASSIC PARKS
Superbolt present their sellout multi-award winning laugh-outloud
spin on Spielberg’s classic.
Welcome to the unlikely setting of Lyme Regis Community Centre, where the Park
Family – Terry, Jade and Noah – embark on a journey to a misty past. Where, when
things go wrong, family feuds are faced with the rapturous roar of DIY dinosaurs.
This laugh-out-loud spin on Spielberg’s classic is a theatrical celebration of
cinematic nostalgia and a powerful reminder of the ones we love.
Winner of Critics choice for Best Play at Orlando Fringe International Theatre
Festival and the Origins Award for Outstanding New Show at VAULT Festival.
Superbolt is an international collaborative ensemble founded at the Jacques Lecoq
Theatre School in Paris.
★★★★★
‘Jurassic Classic’
Londonist
★★★★★
‘hilarious’
Broadway Baby
★★★★
‘unforgettable’
Time Out
Thu 13 Sep 7.30pm
BHT £12.50 / £10.50
for schoolsPERFECT
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Warwick Words
History
History
Festival
Festival
3–9 October 2016
1-7 October 2018
Celebrate historical writing,
fact and fiction, meet the authors,
discover and discuss their work.
Join us for talks, workshops,
walks and much, much more.
Special guests include:
Christopher Andrew • Juliet Barker
Tracy Borman • Stefan Buczacki • Sarah Churchwell
Saul David • Max Hastings • Fern Riddell
Dan Snow • Alison Weir • Kate Williams
plus many more ...
warwickwordsfestival
Box Office: 01926 33 44 18
WarwickWords
www.warwickwords.co.uk

White Slate Theatre presents
RE: PRODUCTION
As seen at Fertility Fest in partnership
with the National & Bush Theatres.
Nominated for New Writing
South Best New Play Award.
Karen & Tom met & married
when they were really young.
They’re grown-ups now. It’s time
to join the club, isn’t it?
Their friends are painting the spare
room sunset yellow & waking up before
midday on Saturdays. It’s what everyone
wants, isn’t it?
Flexible working hours, sleepless nights,
baby yoga, PTA meetings, toddler football...
It’s what they want, isn’t it? Karen is a
scientist. She knows the facts. By now she
should be ready. But what if she’s not?
White Slate create theatre to spark
conversations. This award-winning company
have been touring new writing across
the UK since 2013. Now in 2018, as the
discovery of the success of IVF celebrates
its 40TH anniversary, Re: Production opens
up important conversations about choice &
female legacy today.
“Thoughtful, intimate & enlightening
- a show that should be part of the
educational development of all adults”
★ ★ ★ ★ BroadwayBaby
“A powerful voice that deserves to be
more widely heard & reflected upon”
★ ★ ★ ★ The Reviews Hub
Thu 4 Oct 7.30pm
BHT £12.50 / £10.50
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22/11 Productions presents
ABOUT A BOT
Sometimes it takes a little robot to solve a big problem…
Autonomous robots with artificial intelligence are part of our everyday lives.
One day a cute little robot working in a bank wondered, Why?
Then it decided to order pizzas for everyone!
It’s less than 48 hrs to the launch of “Virtual
Life’s” ground breaking video game,
“infinity3”. Chief Designer, Dr. Marcus
Allen, is working 24/7 to hit the
release deadline. He’s worked all his
life for this moment and now it all
could be taken away from him
because...
A cute little robot working in a
bank decided to order pizzas for
everyone!
Robots that order pizzas are
a problem, Marc’s problem.
Sadly, not his only one.
About a bot is a symphony for
the senses, suitable for the
whole family, and will be the
first professional theatrical
production to feature a
“live” autonomous robot
performing in the lead role.
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Thur 11 Oct 7pm
BHT £12.50 / £10.50
for schoolsPERFECT

MUSIC & READINGS
FROM THE GREAT WAR
An evening of words and music commemorating the 100th anniversary of the
end of the Great War.
To include Stravinsky’s iconic work The Soldiers Tale, premiered in Lausanne on 28 September 1918;
performed by students and staff of Warwick School and King’s High. Interspersed with readings from
contemporary poets and writers. “My subject is War and the pity of War” Wilfred Owen.
Fri 9 Nov 7.30pm
WH FREE EVENT
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The joint senior school production
A LAUGHING MATTER BY APRIL DE ANGELIS
It’s 1773 at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.
The crowd is getting restless. The leading
man’s unconscious but the show must go on.
Set in the theatres and coffee shops of eighteenth
century Georgian London, this rich comedy of
manners presents an irreverent version of real-life
events, by telling the story of David Garrick, Dr
Johnson, Oliver Goldsmith and a new play called
She Stoops to Conquer. At a time when Garrick
was transforming the acting profession and
caught between financial pressures and
artistic ambition, he must decide if he
can risk staging a play that could make
or break his career. With a cast of
senior students from both Warwick
School and King’s High School
this modern comedy set in the
eighteenth century evokes the
wit and farce of BBCs ‘Upstart
Crow’ and ‘Black Adder’, and
promises to be a fast-paced
and hugely enjoyable
production.
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Wed 14 – 17 Nov 7.30pm
BHT £8 / £6

THE NOISE NEXT DOOR – REMIX
‘Immaculately
well executed’
The Times
Eight time sell-out veterans of the
Edinburgh Fringe Festival and one of
the country’s most sought after comedy
club headliners, The Noise Next Door
leave audiences everywhere in awe of
their lightning-quick wit and totally
original comedic talents. They have been
performing their own distinctive brand of
off-the-cuff comedy together since they
met at university.
The Noise Next Door have appeared on BBC One, BBC
Three, ITV1, BBC Radio 1 and BBC Radio 4, they were
nominated for a Chortle Award in 2014, and have
performed alongside the likes of Michael McIntyre,
Al Murray, and Harry Hill. Having received standing
ovations in front of corporate dinners, the British forces,
secondary school students and even fans at ‘Download’
Heavy Metal music festival, they are also one of the most
versatile acts in the business. Unstoppably funny and
uniquely talented, The Noise Next Door are the next big
thing in British comedy.
‘Hilarious… a superior kind of chaos’
The Daily Telegraph
Fri 23 Nov 7.30pm
BHT £14
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BANDSTAND SHOWCASE
An evening of music
from our wind
orchestras and Jazz
bands, as they gear
up to compete at the
National Concert Band
Festival.
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Wed 28 Nov 7.30pm
WH FREE EVENT

SATURDAY 1ST
DECEMBER 2018
Warwickshire Childrens’ Chorus 10:00 - 12:00
Singing Playgrounds Rehearsal 9:30 - 12:00
LET US INTRODUCE YOU TO THE WORLD OF SINGING!
Join directors Jeremy Dibb and Rebecca Ledgard
at Warwick Hall, Warwick School for this
workshop for 7-11 year olds and a morning of fun!
Go to www.warwickshiremusichub.org
to register your child’s place NOW!!
Singing Playgrounds is a major partnership with
Ex Cathedra that has introduced the joy of
whole school singing to thousands of children
across Warwickshire.
Showcasing local Warwickshire schools.
For more details about any
of our events
please visit
www.warwickshiremusichub.org
Come and enjoy the first of three concerts
featuring young performers from Warwickshire
schools across the county.
12:45 - 13:45 Singing Playgrounds AND the
Warwickshire Children’s Chorus
The Big Sing
Two concerts featuring our fabulous Central
Area Music Centre Groups and County
Ensembles.
Concert times: 15:15 - 17:15 & 18:45 - 20:45
Warwickshire Music Central Area Concerts
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JUNIOR SCHOOL CHRISTMAS CONCERT
Come and share in lots
of sparkle and pizazz
to get your Christmas
Season going!
A glittering, festive feast of
just about every kind of
music you can think of…
why wouldn’t you?
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Tue 4 Dec 2pm
WH FREE EVENT

WARWICK SCHOOL WINTER CONCERT
Chase away those winter
blues! The Foundation
Symphony Orchestra top
the bill with Sibelius’
Symphony 2 in D major,
op 43.
Sibelius wrote 7 symphonies
each in a different style.
The second symphony
has everything - beautiful
folk melodies, intimate
orchestral colours and a
finale full of magnificent
grandeur.
Fri 7 Dec 7.30pm
WH FREE EVENT
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SHOWSTOPPER! THE
IMPROVISED MUSICAL
Spontaneous musical
comedy at its absolute
finest – direct from
the West End and now
heading to Warwick!
With ten years as an Edinburgh Fringe
must-see phenomenon, a BBC Radio 4
series, a critically acclaimed West End run
and an Olivier Award to their name, The
Showstoppers have delighted audiences
across the globe with their ingenious blend of
comedy, musical theatre and spontaneity.
The Times Best of the Fringe 2013 (Theatre)
Nominated – Chortle Best Music or Variety Act 2011
Winner 6. Box – Mervyn Office Stutter’s Blurb Spirit Of The Fringe Award 2009
Direct from London’s West End with an Olivier Award to their name, this is an improvised
musical comedy, with a different show made up on the spot, based on audience suggestions.
The Showstoppers are an acclaimed improvisation group and have been a ‘must-see’ Edinburgh
Fringe Festival staple for ten years.
Nominee – Best Production – MTM Awards 2009
Nominee – Judges’ Discretionary Award – MTM Awards 2009
‘Had me weeping with laughter… you absolutely have to go’ ★★★★★ M
‘So polished, it defies belief. ★★★★★ Daily Telegraph
‘Achingly funny… Worth seeing again and again’ ★★★★★ Time Out Crit
‘Magical, properly funny. A triumph.’ ★★★★ The Times
‘Some of the superb musical pastiches they think up might make a few W
Brilliant.’ ★★★★ Financial Times
‘Prepare to be wowed! Showstopper! might be the only West End show y
Please see following page for a full copy of The Daily Telegraph’s five sta
‘If this is what improv can do, you wonder why anyone bothers writing anything down.’
The Times
Key Points:
A brand new musical comedy is created from
scratch at each performance of this awardwinning
show as audience suggestions are
transformed on the spot into all-singing,
all-dancing productions with hilarious results.
These incredible performers are guaranteed
to impress as they create shows packed with
drama, dazzling dance routines and catchy
melodies – it’s just all made up on the spot!
- Olivier Award Winning. The show is the first long-form improv show ever to have a full
West End and to be nominated for an Olivier Award.
- Improvised. Genuinely entirely different every night.
- Audience suggestion/participation elements (entirely optional, no one is forced to
participate!)
- Success of group – quality of critical reception and reputation
- Status at Edinburgh Fringe Festival as ‘must-see’ veterans
- It is very clever and very VERY funny
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So whether you fancy some Rodgers and
Hammerstein set on a ferris wheel or a little
Sondheim on Mount Everest – you suggest it
and the Showstoppers will sing it!
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www.theshowstoppers.org
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★★★★★
‘Achingly funny… Worth
seeing again and again.’
Time Out Critics’ Choice
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Fri 7 Dec 7.30PM
BHT £20 / £18
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MUSIC AT KING’S HIGH
KING’S HIGH SCHOOL STUDIO
A concert celebrating GCSE musicians as
performers and composers
Thu 4 Oct 4.30pm
THE YEAR 7 CONCERT
Join us for an evening spectacular showcasing
the talents of our youngest musicians in the first
term of life at senior school.
Wed 10 Oct 7pm King’s High School Hall
RECITAL SHOWCASE
A recital featuring one of the school’s best
instrumentalists: Florence Lloyd (clarinet)
Fri 16 Nov St Mary’s Church, Warwick
– please contact King’s High for time
AN EVENING OF CHAMBER
MUSIC AND SMALL ENSEMBLES
Mon 19 Nov 7pm King’s High School Hall
SENIOR CHAMBER CHOIR AND
FRIENDS
Join the Senior Chamber Choir and Friends
for an evening which marks the start of our
Christmas season.
Tue 27 Nov 7pm St Nicholas Church, Warwick
EXPANDING HORIZONS
A choirs concert in collaboration with the
visiting choir from the Tara Anglican School
from Sydney, Australia
Tue 11 Dec 4.30pm – please contact King’s High
for venue information
THE CHRISTMAS
SPECTACULAR
A celebration of music featuring all the major
ensembles and choirs
Please contact King’s High for any further
information.
Thu 13 Dec 7pm Warwick Hall
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ALL KING’S HIGH EVENTS
ARE FREE OF CHARGE

CHRISTMAS CRACKER
A celebration of the joy of Christmas with our 150 voice
choir, brass ensemble Jazz Lab, strings and soloists
Come and join us to sing and get into the real spirit of Christmas.
(audience participation)!
A perfect way to begin your Christmas.
No tickets needed so arrive early to get a seat!
Tue 14 Dec 7:30pm
WH FREE EVENT
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FOUNDATIONS YOUTH THEATRE
Following the tremendous success of The
Tempest and the innovative immersive
piece Lock Down seen at the Discovery
Festival, Foundations Youth Theatre goes
from strength to strength. 2019 promises
more workshops, projects and events for
its members.
Saturdays 10am-12noon during term-time –
no audition necessary
Everyone is welcome from the senior
schools of Warwick and King’s High School.
Contact Mike Perry at the Warwick School
Drama Department for further details
about membership.
ALTIORA DANCE COMPANY
(in partnership with Motionhouse)
Now in its fourth year Altiora continues
to develop astonishing dance theatre for
Foundation students in years 10 and above.
Motionhouse have a world-wide reputation
for breath-taking and innovative dance circus
and bring that expertise and inspiration to this
very popular student company
Fridays from 4.30-6.00 in the Barnes Studio,
during term-time – no audition necessary
Contact Mike Perry at the Warwick School
Drama Department for further details about
membership.
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Open Morning
Saturday, 6 October 2018
Junior and Senior Schools ∣ 9.30am - 12.00 noon
Sixth Form Open Evening
Thursday, 18 October 2018 ∣ 6.30pm
Independent boys’ school (7-18 years) ∣ Scholarships and bursaries available
01926 776414 ∣ admissions@warwickschool.org ∣ www.warwickschool.org
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PROJECT
ONE CAMPUS
www.kingshighwarwick.co.uk
WARWICK INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS FOUNDATION
www.kingshighwarwick.co.uk
For the first time in the history of the Warwick
Independent Schools Foundation, Project One
Campus brings together every pupil in King’s
High, Warwick Preparatory School and Warwick
School on one spacious, green campus.
• New King’s High educational buildings will
provide a stunning new home for our girls.
• Shared Sixth Form Centre – including
social and study space, and Careers Hub –
preparing our older pupils for the next stage
in their lives.
• High-tech Music School for King’s High and
Warwick Prep including practice rooms and
state-of-the-art performance spaces.
• Improved play space for our youngest pupils
in Warwick Prep.
• Improved sports facilities for all our pupils.
@POC_WISF | poc@warwickschools.co.uk | www.projectonecampus.co.uk
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An Independent Day School and Nursery for boys aged 3-7 and girls aged 3-11
Open Morning
Saturday 29 September
9:30am – 12noon
At Work Open Afternoon
Tuesday 6 November
1:30pm – 3:00pm
Bridge Field, Banbury Road, Warwick CV34 6PL
admissions@warwickprep.com | 01926 491545
www.warwickprep.com | @warwickprep
Warwick Preparatory School is part of the Warwick Independent Schools Foundation, together with
King’s High School and Warwick School, providing high quality education for boys and girls aged 3-18.
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Aspire. Achieve. Enjoy.
“Girls here take
it as a given that
you can achieve
anything”
– Emma-Jane, Head Girl
From 2019, King’s High
School will move to its
stunning new home.
www.projectonecampus.co.uk
Est 1879, educating girls from 11-18
For more information on Open Days, Taster Days or to
arrange an individual tour contact:
e: registrar@kingshighwarwick.co.uk t: 01926 494485

VENUES & EVENTS
For your next celebration or occasion;
luncheon or dinner.
host your
next event at
Warwick
School
www.wsvenuesandevents.org
ring for an informal chat 01926 735410
events@warwickschool.org
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CONTACT US
In Person:
Bridge House Theatre and Warwick Hall
Myton Road, Warwick. CV34 6PP
By Telephone: Box Office – 01926 776438
Theatre Manager – 01926 776475
Online:
www.bridgehousetheatre.co.uk
Box Office
boxoffice@warwickschool.org
Our Box Office is based inside the Bridge House Theatre with the following
opening times:
Monday – Friday: 1pm – 5.30pm and on performance evenings from an hour
before the published start time.
How to Pay
We accept cash, credit/debit card, cheques and postal orders. There is no
booking fee for tickets purchased in person at the box office or over the phone.
A £2.50 booking fee is levied on all bookings made online. This is one fee per
booking, not per ticket.
Resales and Refunds
Tickets are non-refundable and will become void if re-sold.
Strictly subject to availability, we may be able to exchange tickets for
another performance of the same production provided we are given 24
hours’ notice before the performance. There is a £2 exchange fee for this
service.
If an event has sold out we are happy to try and re-sell your tickets once
we have sold all of our own available tickets, including any last minute
holds we may have. Please note that we cannot guarantee the re-sale of
your tickets.
Tickets cannot be refunded unless a performance is cancelled. In the
event of a cancelled performance, patrons will first be offered the
opportunity to exchange tickets for another performance; if there
are no alternative tickets or if the patron is not able to attend an
alternative performance the full purchase cost of the ticket will be
refunded via the original payment method.
Full terms and conditions of booking are listed on our website.
Postal Charges
Tickets can be posted to you for a charge of £1. However, all
tickets can be held at the Box Office for collection for no charge.
Infant in Arms
Children aged 18 months and under may sit on a parent or
guardian’s lap for most shows free of charge. More details
are available from the box office.
Disabled Patrons and Wheelchair Users
Companions come free on selected shows. Please check
with the Box Office for our discount prices.
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Fantastic For Families
We pride ourselves on being a welcoming and family friendly venue. We
have booster seats available in the auditorium and unisex baby changing
facilities in the Bridge House Theatre. In the foyer area we regularly have
children’s activities and resources themed to the performance that day.
Parking
Free parking is available on the school site. Enter the site from Myton Road and
follow the road past the theatre. Parking is located on the right hand side opposite
the theatre, signposted as ‘Visitors Car Park’. Additional parking can also be found
behind the theatre. Please note that this can become busy when we present multiple
events. Pay and display parking is located across the road in St Nicholas Park, a short
walk away. There is also a drop off point in front of the Bridge House Theatre.
Public Transport
Local buses from Warwick and Leamington Spa pass the site and stop on Myton Road,
adjacent to the theatre. The nearest train station is Warwick Station – a twenty minute walk
from the theatre. Leamington Spa train station is less than 2 miles away.
Access
It is our aim at the Bridge House Theatre and Warwick Hall to be accessible and welcoming to
everyone and we are committed to making your visit as easy and enjoyable as possible. Advance
booking is always recommended so that our staff can readily provide assistance when required.
The Bridge House Theatre has 4 wheelchair positions available. Please specify when
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booking.
Warwick Hall is easily accessible for wheelchair users and all events include seats at
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floor level.
Please note that neither the Bridge House Theatre or Warwick Hall have lifts to balcony
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level.
Seats in rows M and J in the Bridge House Theatre stalls are on the flat and
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recommended for patrons with mobility issues.
Our Box Office staff will be happy to advise you of the best seats and a pre-show visit can
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be arranged if required.
If you wish to take your guide dog or hearing dog into the performance, please let us know
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when booking your ticket. We can arrange an adjacent seat to be kept free. We are also
happy to look after your guide dog during the performance if you prefer.
The Bridge House Theatre and Warwick Hall are fitted with infra-red hearing enhancement
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loops which can be used in conjunction with our receivers. For hearing aid users with a ‘T-
Switch’, a necklace interface is provided free of charge. For the hearing impaired we offer in-ear
headphones. Both of these are available upon request from our Box Office and are free of
charge.
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BRIDGE HOUSE THEATRE & WARWICK HALL
DIARY AT A GLANCE
OCOTBER SEPT
7-8 Sep 7pm Unman, Wittering & Zigo Theatre
13 Sep 7.30pm The Jurassic Parks Theatre
4 Oct 4.30pm Music at King’s High: King’s High School Studio Music
4 Oct 7.30pm Re: production Theatre
10 Oct 7pm Music at King’s High: The Year 7 Concert Music
11 Oct 7pm About a bot Theatre
9 Nov 7.30pm Music & readings from the Great War Music
14-17 Nov 7.30pm A Laughing Matter by April De Angelis Theatre
NOVEMBER
16 Nov Music at King’s High: Recital Showcase Music
19 Nov 7pm Music at King’s High: An Evening of Chamber Music & Small Ensembles Music
23 Nov 7.30pm The Noise Next Door – Remix Comedy
27 Nov 7pm Music at King’s High: Senior Chamber Choir and Friends Music
28 Nov 7.30pm Bandstand Showcase Music
4 Dec 2pm Junior School Christmas Concert Music
7 Dec 7.30pm Warwick School Winter Concert Music
DECEMBER
7 Dec 7.30pm Showstopper! The Improvised Musical Musical Comedy
11 Dec 4.30pm Music at King’s High: Expanding Horizons Music
13 Dec 7pm Music at King’s High: The Christmas Spectacular Music
14 Dec 7.30pm Christmas Cracker Music
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