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How Does it Work?
When you book your Sharing Board tickets (either online or over the phone), your eating area is automatically reserved for you, this will be a cosy sofa, or bar stool. You can collect your board from the Stage Right Café from 2 hours before the performance and up until 45 minutes before the performance is due to start to ensure there is time for you to relax and enjoy the food. Your seating area will be reserved under the same name that the tickets were booked in.

How Much Does It Cost?
The price of a Sharing Board for 2 is £15.00. If you would like to pre-order a Sharing Board accompanied with a bottle of wine the price is £30.00.

What Will Be On The Menu?
The sharing board contents change monthly.

FEBRUARY
ANTI PASTI SHARING BOARD FOR 2

Ciabatta and Italian meats served alongside olives and a Caprese salad with an olive oil and vinegar accompaniment

Or

Ciabatta and roasted red peppers and artichokes served alongside olives and a Caprese salad with an olive oil and vinegar accompaniment (Vegetarian)

If you have any other dietary requirements please give the box office a call on 01473 295900.

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A Broadway and West End hit musical that's a ravishing love story with a bittersweet difference, Once casts a spell over the audience just as its two lead characters cast a spell over each other.

Based on a cult 2006 Irish indie feature, originally shot on a micro-budget of just $160,000, it tells the uplifting yet yearning story of a part-time Dublin guitarist busker (who works by day in his dad's Hoover repair shop) who falls unexpectedly in love with a young Czech immigrant fellow musician. As we follow their relationship across five short days, big changes happen to both of them in little ways.

As conjured by a score of original Irish-inflected songs, written by the original stars of the film Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová, the atmosphere is partly a busked concert and partly an aching romance that feels both spontaneous and freshly minted. The music, played live by the actors themselves, is alternately beautiful and rousing, and Enda Walsh's script quietly overwhelms with its sense of spirit, sincerity and solitude.

There's no other show quite like it. It's the most unusual, unique and affecting musical you're ever likely to see. It has a spontaneous free-form improvisatory vitality, yet it is also emotionally precise in the understated air of longing that anyone who has ever been in love will recognise instantly.

And audiences will fall head over heels in love with the show, too. Once is a genuine one-off which you'll need to see at least once -- but it's also unlikely to be your last time, as you'll want to see it again (and again).

Full performance details

A few more details ...

How Does it Work?
When you book your Sharing Board tickets (either online or over the phone), your eating area is automatically reserved for you, this will be a cosy sofa, or bar stool. You can collect your board from the Stage Right Café from 2 hours before the performance and up until 45 minutes before the performance is due to start to ensure there is time for you to relax and enjoy the food. Your seating area will be reserved under the same name that the tickets were booked in.

How Much Does It Cost?
The price of a Sharing Board for 2 is £15.00. If you would like to pre-order a Sharing Board accompanied with a bottle of wine the price is £30.00.

What Will Be On The Menu?
The sharing board contents change monthly.

FEBRUARY
ANTI PASTI SHARING BOARD FOR 2

Ciabatta and Italian meats served alongside olives and a Caprese salad with an olive oil and vinegar accompaniment

Or

Ciabatta and roasted red peppers and artichokes served alongside olives and a Caprese salad with an olive oil and vinegar accompaniment (Vegetarian)

If you have any other dietary requirements please give the box office a call on 01473 295900.

Full performance details

A few more details ...

A Broadway and West End hit musical that's a ravishing love story with a bittersweet difference, Once casts a spell over the audience just as its two lead characters cast a spell over each other.

Based on a cult 2006 Irish indie feature, originally shot on a micro-budget of just $160,000, it tells the uplifting yet yearning story of a part-time Dublin guitarist busker (who works by day in his dad's Hoover repair shop) who falls unexpectedly in love with a young Czech immigrant fellow musician. As we follow their relationship across five short days, big changes happen to both of them in little ways.

As conjured by a score of original Irish-inflected songs, written by the original stars of the film Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová, the atmosphere is partly a busked concert and partly an aching romance that feels both spontaneous and freshly minted. The music, played live by the actors themselves, is alternately beautiful and rousing, and Enda Walsh's script quietly overwhelms with its sense of spirit, sincerity and solitude.

There's no other show quite like it. It's the most unusual, unique and affecting musical you're ever likely to see. It has a spontaneous free-form improvisatory vitality, yet it is also emotionally precise in the understated air of longing that anyone who has ever been in love will recognise instantly.

And audiences will fall head over heels in love with the show, too. Once is a genuine one-off which you'll need to see at least once -- but it's also unlikely to be your last time, as you'll want to see it again (and again).

Full performance details

A few more details ...

How Does it Work?
When you book your Sharing Board tickets (either online or over the phone), your eating area is automatically reserved for you, this will be a cosy sofa, or bar stool. You can collect your board from the Stage Right Café from 2 hours before the performance and up until 45 minutes before the performance is due to start to ensure there is time for you to relax and enjoy the food. Your seating area will be reserved under the same name that the tickets were booked in.

How Much Does It Cost?
The price of a Sharing Board for 2 is £15.00. If you would like to pre-order a Sharing Board accompanied with a bottle of wine the price is £30.00.

What Will Be On The Menu?
The sharing board contents change monthly.

FEBRUARY
ANTI PASTI SHARING BOARD FOR 2

Ciabatta and Italian meats served alongside olives and a Caprese salad with an olive oil and vinegar accompaniment

Or

Ciabatta and roasted red peppers and artichokes served alongside olives and a Caprese salad with an olive oil and vinegar accompaniment (Vegetarian)

If you have any other dietary requirements please give the box office a call on 01473 295900.

Full performance details

A few more details ...

A Broadway and West End hit musical that's a ravishing love story with a bittersweet difference, Once casts a spell over the audience just as its two lead characters cast a spell over each other.

Based on a cult 2006 Irish indie feature, originally shot on a micro-budget of just $160,000, it tells the uplifting yet yearning story of a part-time Dublin guitarist busker (who works by day in his dad's Hoover repair shop) who falls unexpectedly in love with a young Czech immigrant fellow musician. As we follow their relationship across five short days, big changes happen to both of them in little ways.

As conjured by a score of original Irish-inflected songs, written by the original stars of the film Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová, the atmosphere is partly a busked concert and partly an aching romance that feels both spontaneous and freshly minted. The music, played live by the actors themselves, is alternately beautiful and rousing, and Enda Walsh's script quietly overwhelms with its sense of spirit, sincerity and solitude.

There's no other show quite like it. It's the most unusual, unique and affecting musical you're ever likely to see. It has a spontaneous free-form improvisatory vitality, yet it is also emotionally precise in the understated air of longing that anyone who has ever been in love will recognise instantly.

And audiences will fall head over heels in love with the show, too. Once is a genuine one-off which you'll need to see at least once -- but it's also unlikely to be your last time, as you'll want to see it again (and again).

Full performance details

A few more details ...

How Does it Work?
When you book your Sharing Board tickets (either online or over the phone), your eating area is automatically reserved for you, this will be a cosy sofa, or bar stool. You can collect your board from the Stage Right Café from 2 hours before the performance and up until 45 minutes before the performance is due to start to ensure there is time for you to relax and enjoy the food. Your seating area will be reserved under the same name that the tickets were booked in.

How Much Does It Cost?
The price of a Sharing Board for 2 is £15.00. If you would like to pre-order a Sharing Board accompanied with a bottle of wine the price is £30.00.

What Will Be On The Menu?
The sharing board contents change monthly.

FEBRUARY
ANTI PASTI SHARING BOARD FOR 2

Ciabatta and Italian meats served alongside olives and a Caprese salad with an olive oil and vinegar accompaniment

Or

Ciabatta and roasted red peppers and artichokes served alongside olives and a Caprese salad with an olive oil and vinegar accompaniment (Vegetarian)

If you have any other dietary requirements please give the box office a call on 01473 295900.

Full performance details

A few more details ...

A Broadway and West End hit musical that's a ravishing love story with a bittersweet difference, Once casts a spell over the audience just as its two lead characters cast a spell over each other.

Based on a cult 2006 Irish indie feature, originally shot on a micro-budget of just $160,000, it tells the uplifting yet yearning story of a part-time Dublin guitarist busker (who works by day in his dad's Hoover repair shop) who falls unexpectedly in love with a young Czech immigrant fellow musician. As we follow their relationship across five short days, big changes happen to both of them in little ways.

As conjured by a score of original Irish-inflected songs, written by the original stars of the film Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová, the atmosphere is partly a busked concert and partly an aching romance that feels both spontaneous and freshly minted. The music, played live by the actors themselves, is alternately beautiful and rousing, and Enda Walsh's script quietly overwhelms with its sense of spirit, sincerity and solitude.

There's no other show quite like it. It's the most unusual, unique and affecting musical you're ever likely to see. It has a spontaneous free-form improvisatory vitality, yet it is also emotionally precise in the understated air of longing that anyone who has ever been in love will recognise instantly.

And audiences will fall head over heels in love with the show, too. Once is a genuine one-off which you'll need to see at least once -- but it's also unlikely to be your last time, as you'll want to see it again (and again).

Full performance details

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The New Wolsey Theatre is opening its stage door to offer a brilliant and rare opportunity you go behind the scenes. Our engaging, knowledgeable tour guides will lead you through the theatre to the dressing rooms, the green room, the lighting box, the trap doors, onto the stage and beyond! Tours can be booked online but if you have access requirements please contact the Ticket Sales Team on 01473 295900.

Full performance details

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How Does it Work?
When you book your Sharing Board tickets (either online or over the phone), your eating area is automatically reserved for you, this will be a cosy sofa, or bar stool. You can collect your board from the Stage Right Café from 2 hours before the performance and up until 45 minutes before the performance is due to start to ensure there is time for you to relax and enjoy the food. Your seating area will be reserved under the same name that the tickets were booked in.

How Much Does It Cost?
The price of a Sharing Board for 2 is £15.00. If you would like to pre-order a Sharing Board accompanied with a bottle of wine the price is £30.00.

What Will Be On The Menu?
The sharing board contents change monthly.

FEBRUARY
ANTI PASTI SHARING BOARD FOR 2

Ciabatta and Italian meats served alongside olives and a Caprese salad with an olive oil and vinegar accompaniment

Or

Ciabatta and roasted red peppers and artichokes served alongside olives and a Caprese salad with an olive oil and vinegar accompaniment (Vegetarian)

If you have any other dietary requirements please give the box office a call on 01473 295900.

Full performance details

A few more details ...

A Broadway and West End hit musical that's a ravishing love story with a bittersweet difference, Once casts a spell over the audience just as its two lead characters cast a spell over each other.

Based on a cult 2006 Irish indie feature, originally shot on a micro-budget of just $160,000, it tells the uplifting yet yearning story of a part-time Dublin guitarist busker (who works by day in his dad's Hoover repair shop) who falls unexpectedly in love with a young Czech immigrant fellow musician. As we follow their relationship across five short days, big changes happen to both of them in little ways.

As conjured by a score of original Irish-inflected songs, written by the original stars of the film Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová, the atmosphere is partly a busked concert and partly an aching romance that feels both spontaneous and freshly minted. The music, played live by the actors themselves, is alternately beautiful and rousing, and Enda Walsh's script quietly overwhelms with its sense of spirit, sincerity and solitude.

There's no other show quite like it. It's the most unusual, unique and affecting musical you're ever likely to see. It has a spontaneous free-form improvisatory vitality, yet it is also emotionally precise in the understated air of longing that anyone who has ever been in love will recognise instantly.

And audiences will fall head over heels in love with the show, too. Once is a genuine one-off which you'll need to see at least once -- but it's also unlikely to be your last time, as you'll want to see it again (and again).

Full performance details

A few more details ...

How Does it Work?
When you book your Sharing Board tickets (either online or over the phone), your eating area is automatically reserved for you, this will be a cosy sofa, or bar stool. You can collect your board from the Stage Right Café from 2 hours before the performance and up until 45 minutes before the performance is due to start to ensure there is time for you to relax and enjoy the food. Your seating area will be reserved under the same name that the tickets were booked in.

How Much Does It Cost?
The price of a Sharing Board for 2 is £15.00. If you would like to pre-order a Sharing Board accompanied with a bottle of wine the price is £30.00.

What Will Be On The Menu?
The sharing board contents change monthly.

FEBRUARY
ANTI PASTI SHARING BOARD FOR 2

Ciabatta and Italian meats served alongside olives and a Caprese salad with an olive oil and vinegar accompaniment

Or

Ciabatta and roasted red peppers and artichokes served alongside olives and a Caprese salad with an olive oil and vinegar accompaniment (Vegetarian)

If you have any other dietary requirements please give the box office a call on 01473 295900.

Full performance details

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A Broadway and West End hit musical that's a ravishing love story with a bittersweet difference, Once casts a spell over the audience just as its two lead characters cast a spell over each other.

Based on a cult 2006 Irish indie feature, originally shot on a micro-budget of just $160,000, it tells the uplifting yet yearning story of a part-time Dublin guitarist busker (who works by day in his dad's Hoover repair shop) who falls unexpectedly in love with a young Czech immigrant fellow musician. As we follow their relationship across five short days, big changes happen to both of them in little ways.

As conjured by a score of original Irish-inflected songs, written by the original stars of the film Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová, the atmosphere is partly a busked concert and partly an aching romance that feels both spontaneous and freshly minted. The music, played live by the actors themselves, is alternately beautiful and rousing, and Enda Walsh's script quietly overwhelms with its sense of spirit, sincerity and solitude.

There's no other show quite like it. It's the most unusual, unique and affecting musical you're ever likely to see. It has a spontaneous free-form improvisatory vitality, yet it is also emotionally precise in the understated air of longing that anyone who has ever been in love will recognise instantly.

And audiences will fall head over heels in love with the show, too. Once is a genuine one-off which you'll need to see at least once -- but it's also unlikely to be your last time, as you'll want to see it again (and again).

Full performance details

A few more details ...

How Does it Work?
When you book your Sharing Board tickets (either online or over the phone), your eating area is automatically reserved for you, this will be a cosy sofa, or bar stool. You can collect your board from the Stage Right Café from 2 hours before the performance and up until 45 minutes before the performance is due to start to ensure there is time for you to relax and enjoy the food. Your seating area will be reserved under the same name that the tickets were booked in.

How Much Does It Cost?
The price of a Sharing Board for 2 is £15.00. If you would like to pre-order a Sharing Board accompanied with a bottle of wine the price is £30.00.

What Will Be On The Menu?
The sharing board contents change monthly.

MARCH
VEGGIE SHARING BOARD FOR 2

Falafel & Grilled Halloumi Served with Olives, Roasted Peppers, Tomato & Onion Salad, Artichokes, Hummus and Pitta Bread

If you have any other dietary requirements please give the box office a call on 01473 295900.

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Stephen Foster Presents Some Kinda Wonderful

Two of the UK's finest musicians - saxophonist Derek Nash and singer Noel McCalla – come together to celebrate the music of one of the greatest singer/songwriters of all time. An award-winning saxophonist, Derek Nash is perhaps best known as one of the featured saxophonists with the Jools Holland Rhythm and Blues Orcxhestra, leader of the enormously successful Sax Appeal and co-leader of the funk/groove outfit Protect The Beat. Noel McCalla first came to prominence in the seminal jazz/funk band Morrisey Mullen while also providing vocals on Genesis bassist Mike Rutherford’s highly acclaimed album Smallcreep’s Day. These two remarkable musicians, along with a stellar band that includes Neil Angilley (Vanessa Mae, Down To The Bone) on piano, Jonathan Noyce (Jethro Tull, Gary Moore) on bass and Nic France (David Gilmour, Bill Withers) on drums, will be bringing to life some of Stevie's many classics. This amalgamation of two truly wonderful musicians over the melting pot of one of the greatest songwriters of all time promises to be a unique and powerful experience and is not to be missed.

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How Does it Work?
When you book your Sharing Board tickets (either online or over the phone), your eating area is automatically reserved for you, this will be a cosy sofa, or bar stool. You can collect your board from the Stage Right Café from 2 hours before the performance and up until 45 minutes before the performance is due to start to ensure there is time for you to relax and enjoy the food. Your seating area will be reserved under the same name that the tickets were booked in.

How Much Does It Cost?
The price of a Sharing Board for 2 is £15.00. If you would like to pre-order a Sharing Board accompanied with a bottle of wine the price is £30.00.

What Will Be On The Menu?
The sharing board contents change monthly.

MARCH
VEGGIE SHARING BOARD FOR 2

Falafel & Grilled Halloumi Served with Olives, Roasted Peppers, Tomato & Onion Salad, Artichokes, Hummus and Pitta Bread

If you have any other dietary requirements please give the box office a call on 01473 295900.

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Directed by Michael Cabot
Set Design by Simon Scullion
Lighting Design by Andy Grange
Costume Design by Kate Lyons

Three married couples. Three kitchens. Three Christmas parties.

Sidney Hopcroft, a small-time tradesman, persuades wife Jane to throw a party hoping to find favour with a bank manager and local architect. As celebrations begin, class differences and naked ambition combine to hilarious effect as, one by one, the characters seek refuge in Jane’s kitchen.

Over the next two years, the Jacksons and Brewster-Wrights take turns to host festivities. But Sidney’s star has begun to rise and roles are increasingly reversed as the cracks in the other couples’ marriages begin to show.

Alan Ayckbourn’s comic masterpiece of social climbing in 1970s suburbia fuses a potent mix of farce and black comedy.

‘A master of comic ingenuity.’ The Guardian

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