Fisher Theatre line-up
BUNGAY Theatre Group's spring show, Noises Off, continues at the Fisher Theatre this evening and tomorrow.Stephen Frayn's script has been described as one of the funniest plays ever seen in the West End.
BUNGAY Theatre Group's spring show, Noises Off, continues at the Fisher Theatre this evening and tomorrow.
Stephen Frayn's script has been described as one of the funniest plays ever seen in the West End. It opens with a company dress-rehearsing Nothing On, a conventional farce, and the author mixes mockery and homage into a play-within-a-play to hilarious effect.
It is on nightly at 7.30pm, with a matinee tomorrow at 2.30pm.
On Sunday, Indigo Entertainments present Hic! Or The Entire History of Wine (abriged). Written by Julian Curry, it is a light-hearted history of wine and wine making, informative and entertaining, and brought dramatically to life by a wealth of anecdote and quotation from wine lovers, both real and fictitious. There is a wine tasting at 7.30pm, with the performance at 8.15pm, and tickets are �12.
You may also want to watch:
Next Friday and Saturday, the Black Ram Theatre Company's production of Rosenkrantz and Guilderstern are Dead is on stage at the Fisher. The Tom Stoppard play is directed by Ross McGregor and produced by Louis Selwyn. It is set in the ruined wreckage of a proscenium theatre, in a world of constant duality, mirror images and echoes. The existential comedy explores the comic flip side of Shakespeare's tragic masterpiece through the eyes of his most enigmatic duo. Tickets are �12 (�10 concessions).
The Thursday film at the Fisher next week is Morris - a Life with Bells (12A) at 7.30pm.
Most Read
- 1 'Small number' of staff at town's Tesco test positive for Covid-19
- 2 Former pub and restaurant could become six-bed home
- 3 Son's concern as Covid hospital patient, 85, moved seven times in two weeks
- 4 English teacher's reading app disrupts market
- 5 Concerns over lack of coronavirus vaccine centres in north Suffolk
- 6 WATCH: Therese Coffey 'walks out' of Piers Morgan interview on GMB
- 7 Restaurant fined for refusing to close in third lockdown
- 8 Woman in her 20s among 31 Covid patients to die in five days at hospital
- 9 Tributes to much-loved Laura, 28, after Covid death
- 10 'No black hole' - MP reveals two new vaccine centres in towns
Tickets for all events at the Fisher can be booked through the box office on 01986 897130 or via the website: www.fishertheatre.org
