November
Essence of Ireland
Saturday, November 1 & Sunday, November 2 - 7.30pm
This 18 piece show (10 dancers plus 8 musicians), is a kaleidoscope of breathtaking choreography, superb musicianship, striking costumes, and superb presentation.
This modern show combines the best of Irish dancing, accompanied by a superb lively 8 piece band, fantastic vocals, and stunning choreography - we guarantee audiences will be delighted and enthralled with this fantastic production.
The Bucket List (Certificate 12)
Wednesday, November 5 - 2.30pm and 7.30pm
Edward Cole (Jack Nicholson) has worked hard his whole life to build his hospital corporation into a Fortune 500 company. As CEO, Edward is on top of the world when cancer comes knocking on his door. In the hospital, Edward is put into a room with another cancer patient, Carter Chambers. The doctors have given both the news that they have six-months to a year to live. Carter remembers that in one of his classes the professor gave them an assignment to fill out a Bucket List of the things you want to do in life before you kick the bucket. Carter starts writing his list of things to do. Edward sees the list and writes some other things to do like skydiving and race car driving. They both decide to leave the hospital and embark on fulfilling all the things on the bucket list.
An Evening of Mediumship with Tony Stockwell
Thursday, November 6 - 8pm
Tony Stockwell, the remarkable star of Living TV’s Street Psychic, Psychic School and Zone Reality TV’s Psychic Private Eyes has amazed audiences with his gift for connecting with the Spirit World.
In his worldwide theatre demonstrations and television programmes, Tony reunite relatives with their loved ones who have passed over. He gives proof beyond doubt and convinces even the hardest sceptics of the existence of the afterlife.
It’s not hypnosis or trickery…..Tony provides evidence of the continued existence of the afterlife. Often compassionate, frequently humorous but always accurate.
The Counterfeit Stones
Friday, November 7 - 8pm
The Counterfeit Stones are rolling out their latest theatre tour, “It’s Phoney Rock And Roll”. As the name of the tour implies, the band lovingly (and laughingly!) covers the history of the Rolling Stones from 1963 through to the stadium gigs of the 1980s. The show which blend stunningly accurate live renditions of the Stones’ music with the replica (and sometimes unintentionally hilarious) costumes, the trademark dance moves, much onstage banter and, of course, the wigs!
Standing Event
Stingchronicity
Friday, November 14 - 8pm
Stingchronicity are experienced musicians who have recongised the potential fo Ged Duffy as a vocal clone of Sting.
With the added spectacle of a computer controlled light show, the four-piece line up that is Stringchronicity will entertain you with the hits of Police and Sting.
Stingchronicity - Standing Event
HD&OS Presents 'ALLO 'ALLO!
Wednesday, November 19 - Saturday, November 22 - 7.30pm (Sat Mat 3pm)
The action of the ‘Allo ‘Allo takes place in and around the Café René in German occupied France during the 2nd World War.
René, the café proprietor, whilst trying to remain impartial, is inveigled into the war on both sides. The Germans are threatening to shoot him if he does not secretly hide stolen valuable paintings; the Resistance are using his café as a safe-house for shot down British airmen; and on top of that, he is trying to keep his passionate love affairs with the waitresses secret from his wife.
Tickets: Weds £9.50, £7.50 concessions. Thurs/Fri £9.50. Sat Mat £9.50, £7.50 concessions, Sat Eve £9.50
Book Tickets on Line
Independent Ballet Wales
Sunday, November 23 - 7.30pm
Shakespeare's most famous tragedy and his most enduring tale is now a distinctive new full length classical ballet. Brought to dramatic life using the finest classical dance, and featuring a luxurious score by Hector Berlioz, Romeo & Juliet is Independent Ballet Wales at its most haunting and evocative.
Intense fighting, passionate duets and universal themes echo through dramatic and lyrical choreography. Classically exquisite costumes and extraordinary settings create a world of danger and excitement where two young lovers are caught in an age old feud.
Photograph by Peter Teigen
 Meet the author - Bob Wilson
Thursday, November 27 - 7.30pm
Bob Wilson’s Life in The Beautiful Game sees the Arsenal legend and veteran BBC presenter take a long and personal look back at a sport that has kept him busy in one form or other for over half a century. During his career, he has played alongside or against, coached, interviewed, become friends with, or at least met pretty much every great name the game of football has ever produced. Needless to say, he has picked up some pretty good stories along the way. From Busby to Beckham, Clough to Cruyff, Hoddle to Henry, no one escapes Wilson’s entertaining dissection of the game.
Hamlet
Friday, November 28 - 4.00pm and 7.30pm
Hamlet is a ghost story, a revenge drama, a love story, a murder mystery, a family saga, a black comedy and one of the most profound explorations in all literature of what it means to be alive. TNT's production is dynamic and clear, blending live music by Thomas Johnson with a strong storyline and powerful acting.
The production, directed by Paul Stebbings, has already toured throughout Asia to great acclaim and arrives in Europe ready to fill castles and palaces with a spectacular and moving interpretation of Shakespeare's finest play.
The Bee Move
Saturday, November 29 - 11.00am
A recent college graduate, Barry wants more out of life than the inevitable career that awaits him and every other worker in New Hive City--a job at Honex... making honey. Barry jumps at the chance to venture out of the hive, and soon encounters a world beyond his wildest dreams. When Barry inadvertently meets a quirky florist named Vanessa, he breaks one of the cardinal rules of beedom -he talks to her. A friendship soon develops, and Barry gets a guided crash course in the ways of the human race. When he shockingly discovers that anyone can purchase honey right off the grocery store shelf, he realises that his true calling is to stop this injustice and set the world right by suing the human race for stealing the bees' precious honey.
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