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Lots of Exciting Shows this December

Steptoe and Son Radio Play

Thursday 2nd December 7.30pm

STEPTOE AND SON RADIO SHOW – CHRISTMAS EDITION – Adapted by John Hewer
Based on the original scripts by Ray Galton and Alan Simpson

A NEW RADIO PLAY BASED ON ORIGINAL FESTIVE SCRIPTS BY RAY GALTON AND ALAN SIMPSON, BY HAMBLEDON PRODUCTIONS.

Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas without a visit to 23 Oil Drum Lane to catch up with the nation’s favourite rag-and-bone-men!

“What sort of Christmas dinner do you call that? We’ve had tinned soup, tinned turkey, tined peas, followed by tinned pudding and tinned cream… It’s a wonder we ain’t got bleedin’ metal poisoning!”

Albert and Harold – united by blood, divided over everything else – seem doomed to spend their Christmases in each other’s company. Harold, of course, has his flights of fancy. His “dirty old man” Albert, of course, has other ideas…

These much-loved episodes of classic comedy from Ray Galton and Alan Simpson have been freshly adapted into a new festive radio play by Hambledon Productions – the company behind the recent sell-out successes’ Just Like That! The Tommy Cooper Show and Steptoe and Son.

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Lets have a Party Christmas show

Friday 3rd and Saturday 4th December - 7.30pm

Let’s have a Party Christmas Show
 
It’s our second Christmas Farewell Music and Laughter show!! The lowrider City Rockers never intended to produce another Christmas show, but with the terrible 2020 we all had, we thought let’s get the Christmas spirit flowing and have a great time. Get those Christmas jumpers out!
The raffle for some super hampers, for The Seagull Theatre funds will be drawn on the Saturday night performance
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Christmas Crooners - Masters of Swing

Friday 10th December - 7.30pm

CHRISTMAS CROONERS – MASTERS OF SWING comes to the Seagull Theatre for Christmas 2021.
 
This festive show packed with great music, laughs and audience participation celebrates the best singers from the golden age of swing and the big band era in a fun-filled traditional style holiday special.
 
Join acclaimed crooners and brothers Stephen and Paul Amer, who have sung for the Queen, live on BBC Radio 2 and at some of the UKs most prestigious venues as they take you on a musical journey paying homage to such legends as Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Nat King Cole, Andy Williams, Dean Martin, Bobby Darin, Bing Crosby and Matt Monro to name a few.
 
Featuring such songs as ‘Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas’, ‘White Christmas’, ‘Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire’, ‘It’s Beginning to Look a lot Like Christmas’ and ‘Santa Claus is Coming to Town’ to name a few, the show promises to be a night you won’t forget that will have you singing and laughing in your seats!
 
 
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The Railway Children

16th/17th/18th/19th/22nd/23rd/24th December 7.00pm or 2.00pm

The Railway Children –
 
Set in and around a country railway station at the turn of the twentieth century, the plight of the railway children grappling with their new environment is imaginatively brought to life for a modern audience whilst losing nothing of the original spirit, humour, tension, and adventure of the famous film.
When Roberta, Peter and Phyllis’ father is mysteriously taken away, their mother is forced to move them all to a rather tiny, miserable cottage in the countryside. The only good thing about it is the nearby railway and the host of colourful characters who keep it running.
The children soon learn that although times are hard, there is fun to be had and sometimes you will find friendship and freedom in the most unexpected of places.
 
16th – 7pm
17th – 7pm
18th – 2pm/7pm
19th – 2pm
22nd – 2pm/7pm
23rd – 2pm/7pm
24th – 2pm
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