THERE’S a lot to look forward to at the Memorial Theatre over the coming weeks, with some national big name stars lined up to thrill and entertain.
Spend the evening with Aggers and Tuffers on Friday 30th June from 7.30pm and enjoy a fascinating, no-holds-barred evening that will entertain both cricket fans and non-lovers of the game.
BBC cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew and the former bad boy of English cricket in the 1990s, Phil Tufnell, will have you laughing along as they recall tales from both their extensive careers.
Ever since the 2013 home Ashes series, ‘Evenings With Aggers’ have been delighting audiences across the country. Phil Tufnell teamed up with his Test Match Special colleague for a series of shows from February 2016 and their onstage partnership was an immediate hit.
Since retiring, Phil has carved out a successful TV career, appearing in I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here, The Jump, Strictly Come Dancing and he is Matt Dawson’s opposing team captain in BBC’s long-running series, A Question of Sport.
The event is being run in aid of the Professional Cricketers’ Association and money from the evening will go to the organisation’s Benevolent Fund.
Tickets are £24 or £50 VIP to include welcome drink, programme and meet and greet with Aggers & Tuffers. (VIP tickets can only be booked via the box office).
On opening night of the Frome Festival, Friday 7th July, Gyles Brandreth will be taking to the stage to take us on a hilarious rollercoaster ride around some of his favourite places from the green benches of Westminster to the green rooms of the West End.
With a cast-list that runs from Oscar Wilde to The Queen, this is a wonderfully witty and revealing evening’s entertainment from an award-winning raconteur, with unique tales to tell from his unlikely life in the theatre, on television, in journalism and politics.
Now best known as a reporter with The One Show on BBC1 and a regular on Radio 4’s Just a Minute, Gyles Brandreth’s career has ranged from being a Lord Commissioner of the Treasury to starring in the West End in his own award-winning musical Zipp!
Tickets are £18. To book tickets, visit the Memorial Theatre on Christchurch Street West, call 01373 462795 or go to www.fmt.website.
Hundreds of children from Danceworks will be taking to the stage once again with their bi-annual school show, Danceworks 2017.
Act One will be a beautiful ballet of “The Wizard of Oz”, and Act Two will be a showcase for the Tap, Modern, Jazz, Hip-Hop, Popworks and Drama & Singing students.
You will enjoy excerpts from the colourful musical “Aladdin” and some wonderful dance numbers to some music from their “Pop Icons” from recent years. The show will be on from July 14th-16th Fri & Sat – 7pm – Sun – 2pm. Ticket Price* £10.50, Over 60s & Under 16s £8.50
Join the award winning Frome Musical Theatre Company’s youth group Spellbound as they introduce you to a menagerie of cats on the night of the infamous Jellicle Ball.
Old Deuteronomy must decide which one of these remarkable cats gets to make their journey to the Heavy Side Layer and be reborn into a new Jellicle life.
This Andrew Lloyd-Webber classic based on TS Eliot’s ‘Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats’ features well known songs and loveable characters, but is most well loved for Grizabella’s ‘Memory’ This is a youth group production by agreement with the Really Useful Group Ltd. The show will run from Thursday 3rd August – Saturday 5th August with evening performances at 7pm, plus matinee at 2pm on Saturday 5th
Ticket Price* £12, Over 60s £11, Under 16s £9, Groups 10+ £9 (Group bookings only available from the Box Office).
