The New Wolsey Theatre creates, develops and produces a dynamic programme of theatre, and other live performances and projects, for the people of Suffolk and surrounding areas. The Theatre combines its own productions, projects, collaborations with other partners and touring work to provide a programme of the highest quality, maximum diversity and greatest possible accessibility, within a sound and sustainable financial framework.
As the 'I Was A Rat!' tour stopped off in Ipswich, we asked the audience what they thought of this five-star spectacular.
www.wolseytheatre.co.uk/iwasatrat
Philip Pullman's glorious and gripping story is brought to life on the professional stage for the first time in the UK. Combining humour, fantasy and adventure this moving and darkly comic tale slowly reveals its connection to one of the most famous fairy tales of all time. Full of music, fantastic physical performances and unforgettable images I Was A Rat! will surprise, delight and move audiences of all ages.
www.wolseytheatre.co.uk/iwasarat
Seven years since the fire; Seven years since a mother and son died in the attic; Seven years since Edward locked the door...; Seven years later, he still sits in the room below, tormented by their ghosts, refusing to accept they are gone.
We asked the audience what they thought...
Find out more at www.wolseytheatre.co.uk/andthenthedark
Seven years since the fire; Seven years since a mother and son died in the attic; Seven years since Edward locked the door...; Seven years later, he still sits in the room below, tormented by their ghosts, refusing to accept they are gone.
Find out more at www.wolseytheatre.co.uk/andthenthedark
Seven years since the fire; Seven years since a mother and son died in the attic; Seven years since Edward locked the door...; Seven years later, he still sits in the room below, tormented by their ghosts, refusing to accept they are gone.
We asked the cast what they are afraid of...hopefully not the dark.
Find out more at www.wolseytheatre.co.uk/andthenthedark
Seven years since the fire; Seven years since a mother and son died in the attic; Seven years since Edward locked the door...; Seven years later, he still sits in the room below, tormented by their ghosts, refusing to accept they are gone.
We asked Matthew Bugg how he plans to create an eerie atmosphere with music.
Find out more at www.wolseytheatre.co.uk/andthenthedark
Seven years since the fire; Seven years since a mother and son died in the attic; Seven years since Edward locked the door...; Seven years later, he still sits in the room below, tormented by their ghosts, refusing to accept they are gone.
We hopped down to UCS Re-Union Fair to find out what YOU'RE afraid of. Lets hope it's not the dark...
Find out more at www.wolseytheatre.co.uk/andthenthedark
Seven years since the fire; Seven years since a mother and son died in the attic; Seven years since Edward locked the door...; Seven years later, he still sits in the room below, tormented by their ghosts, refusing to accept they are gone.
Find out more at www.wolseytheatre.co.uk/andthenthedark
Aidan needs a drink, Jack's still looking for some action, Steve needs a lie down and Lorna's feeling sick!
The New Wolsey Young Associates are young people aged 18 - 22 who are actively pursuing a career in the arts.
www.wolseytheatre.co.uk/partypiece
Seven years since the fire; Seven years since a mother and son died in the attic; Seven years since Edward locked the door...; Seven years later, he still sits in the room below, tormented by their ghosts, refusing to accept they are gone.
Find out more at www.wolseytheatre.co.uk/andthenthedark
Follow Dame Taffeta Trott as she prepares for her 2012 appearance in Sleeping Beauty at the New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich. Look out for all 6 episodes!
Sleeping Beauty, the Rock and Roll Panto opens on 22nd November 2012.
www.wolseytheatre.co.uk/sleepingbeauty
Follow Dame Taffeta Trott as she prepares for her 2012 appearance in Sleeping Beauty at the New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich. Look out for Episode 6!
Sleeping Beauty, the Rock and Roll Panto opens on 22nd November 2012.
www.wolseytheatre.co.uk/sleepingbeauty
Follow Dame Taffeta Trott as she prepares for her 2012 appearance in Sleeping Beauty at the New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich. Look out for Episode 5!
Sleeping Beauty, the Rock and Roll Panto opens on 22nd November 2012.
www.wolseytheatre.co.uk/sleepingbeauty
Follow Dame Taffeta Trott as she prepares for her 2012 appearance in Sleeping Beauty at the New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich. Look out for Episode 4!
Sleeping Beauty, the Rock and Roll Panto opens on 22nd November 2012.
www.wolseytheatre.co.uk/sleepingbeauty
Follow Dame Taffeta Trott as she prepares for her 2012 appearance in Sleeping Beauty at the New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich. Look out for Episode 3!
Sleeping Beauty, the Rock and Roll Panto opens on 22nd November 2012.
www.wolseytheatre.co.uk/sleepingbeauty
Follow Dame Taffeta Trott as she prepares for her 2012 appearance in Sleeping Beauty at the New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich. Look out for Episode 2!
Sleeping Beauty, the Rock and Roll Panto opens on 22nd November 2012.
www.wolseytheatre.co.uk/sleepingbeauty
Mods and Rox has its world premiere at the New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich in September 2012. Take a look at the scooter ride out to the Theatre on 15th September 2012.
Keep up to date at #ModsAndRox @NewWolsey or at www.facebook.com/NewWolsey
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Mods and Rox has its world premiere at the New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich in September 2012. Here's the raw mobile footage of the arrival of the scooters for a display on 15th September 2012.
Keep up to date at #ModsAndRox @NewWolsey or at www.facebook.com/NewWolsey
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Mods and Rox has its world premiere at the New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich in September 2012. Here's what the audience think!
Keep up to date at #ModsAndRox @NewWolsey or at www.facebook.com/NewWolsey
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Mods and Rox has its world premiere at the New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich in September 2012. Here's a preview of the production.
Keep up to date at #ModsAndRox @NewWolsey or at www.facebook.com/NewWolsey
www.wolseytheatre.co.uk
Mods and Rox has its world premiere at the New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich in September 2012. Here's a preview of the production from the rehearsal room.
Keep up to date at #ModsAndRox @NewWolsey or at www.facebook.com/NewWolsey
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Here's the thrid episode of our weekly catch-up chat show with the cast of Bedroom Farce. Playing at the New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich from 19th April 2012.
Mining the same rich comic vein as A Chorus Of Disapproval and Noises Off, Ayckbourn's classic farce shows how four couples into three bedrooms simply won't go.
Trevor and Susannah are having marital problems - again. Rowing, making up, sulking, shouting, flirting, fighting - and always in other people's bedrooms.
Their friends, their parents, their ex'es, and their in-laws all have their cosy bedrooms and their comfortable relationships thrown into turmoil by this tempestuous relationship.
During one chaotic night we see the action unfold in three separate bedrooms, as Trevor and Susannah wreak havoc on the sleep, security and soft furnishings of all those around them. And of course, the only ones who end up in harmony and in bed are - Trevor and Susannah.
Ingenious, inventive and incredibly funny.
"He [Ayckbourn] has an acute observation of people and their multiple vulnerable points, an uncanny ear for the subtleties of conversation. Yet even when he is showing us foolishness, he is humorously aware of the inadequacies of man and woman, and above all else his characters are warm and lovable human beings."
Yorkshire Post on the 1975 World Premiere
Cast
Ernest - Christopher Ettridge
Delia - Susan Bovell
Nick - Barnaby Power
Jan - Chloe Howman
Malcolm - Richard Elis
Kate - Leanne Jones
Trevor - Tom Turner
Susannah - Sophie Roberts
Creative Team
Director - Peter Rowe
Set & Costume Designer - Foxton
Lighting Designer - Richard G Jones
Here's the second episode of our weekly catch-up chat show with the cast of Bedroom Farce. Playing at the New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich from 19th April 2012.
Mining the same rich comic vein as A Chorus Of Disapproval and Noises Off, Ayckbourn's classic farce shows how four couples into three bedrooms simply won't go.
Trevor and Susannah are having marital problems - again. Rowing, making up, sulking, shouting, flirting, fighting - and always in other people's bedrooms.
Their friends, their parents, their ex'es, and their in-laws all have their cosy bedrooms and their comfortable relationships thrown into turmoil by this tempestuous relationship.
During one chaotic night we see the action unfold in three separate bedrooms, as Trevor and Susannah wreak havoc on the sleep, security and soft furnishings of all those around them. And of course, the only ones who end up in harmony and in bed are - Trevor and Susannah.
Ingenious, inventive and incredibly funny.
"He [Ayckbourn] has an acute observation of people and their multiple vulnerable points, an uncanny ear for the subtleties of conversation. Yet even when he is showing us foolishness, he is humorously aware of the inadequacies of man and woman, and above all else his characters are warm and lovable human beings."
Yorkshire Post on the 1975 World Premiere
Cast
Ernest - Christopher Ettridge
Delia - Susan Bovell
Nick - Barnaby Power
Jan - Chloe Howman
Malcolm - Richard Elis
Kate - Leanne Jones
Trevor - Tom Turner
Susannah - Sophie Roberts
Creative Team
Director - Peter Rowe
Set & Costume Designer - Foxton
Lighting Designer - Richard G Jones
Here's the first episode of our weekly catch-up chat show with the cast of Bedroom Farce. Playing at the New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich from 19th April 2012.
Mining the same rich comic vein as A Chorus Of Disapproval and Noises Off, Ayckbourn's classic farce shows how four couples into three bedrooms simply won't go.
Trevor and Susannah are having marital problems - again. Rowing, making up, sulking, shouting, flirting, fighting - and always in other people's bedrooms.
Their friends, their parents, their ex'es, and their in-laws all have their cosy bedrooms and their comfortable relationships thrown into turmoil by this tempestuous relationship.
During one chaotic night we see the action unfold in three separate bedrooms, as Trevor and Susannah wreak havoc on the sleep, security and soft furnishings of all those around them. And of course, the only ones who end up in harmony and in bed are - Trevor and Susannah.
Ingenious, inventive and incredibly funny.
"He [Ayckbourn] has an acute observation of people and their multiple vulnerable points, an uncanny ear for the subtleties of conversation. Yet even when he is showing us foolishness, he is humorously aware of the inadequacies of man and woman, and above all else his characters are warm and lovable human beings."
Yorkshire Post on the 1975 World Premiere
Cast
Ernest - Christopher Ettridge
Delia - Susan Bovell
Nick - Barnaby Power
Jan - Chloe Howman
Malcolm - Richard Elis
Kate - Leanne Jones
Trevor - Tom Turner
Susannah - Sophie Roberts
Creative Team
Director - Peter Rowe
Set & Costume Designer - Foxton
Lighting Designer - Richard G Jones
Following hot on the heels of their acclaimed Moby Dick, Spymonkey's gloriously anarchic physical comedy combines with the playful storytelling verve of Kneehigh's Emma Rice and Carl Grose to create an outrageous no-holds-barred subversion of the quintessential Greek tragedy.
New Wolsey Theatre 7th - 10th March 2012
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