What’s on

 

Thu 31 Oct

Theatre Royal

A Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds production

Halloween Special

created by Marc Zabroski

with generous support from Sam Worboys

 

Join us this All Hallows Eve for another spooky reading of a classically haunting story.

Building on the success of last year’s reading of The Signalman, be prepared once more for a spine chilling evening of suspense and fright as we present another equally nerve testing tale.

 

Thu 31 Oct-Sat 2 Nov

The Guildhall

Common Ground Theatre

The Prisoner of Zenda

Adapted from the classic adventure novel by Antony Hope, and staged with the Common ground trademarks of theatrical inventiveness and original live music.

 

 

What’s on guide November

10 Nov

Remembrance Day Service & Parade

War Memorial & Market Square, Woodbridge

The Woodbridge Branch of the Royal British Legion and Woodbridge Town Council invite members of the public to an Open Air Service.  Parade leaves Theatre St at 10.50 a.m.

 

11 Nov

Act of Remembrance

War Memorial & Market Square, Woodbridge

The Town Mayor invites members of the public to the Act of Remembrance.

Following the short service retired service personnel will be in the Shire Hall talking to local school children.

 

11 Nov

Author visit by William Brodrick

The Library, Woodbridge

Author of “The Sixth Lamentation” William Brodrick has been an Augustinian Friar, worked with the homeless and practised as a barrister.

Tickets cost £3.00 and are available from Browsers, 60 The Thoroughfare, Woodbridge. Tel: 01394 388890

 

11 Nov

Theatre Royal

Chefs on Stage

An unmissable event for any budding chef or food lover, join Régis Crépy (award winning suffolk based restaurateur) and his fabulous team of master chefs from Maison Bleue in Bury St Edmunds, the great House in Lavenham and Mariners in Ipswich, for a live gourmet cookery demonstration with a difference.

12 Nov

Theatre Royal

Albert Herring

Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity to enjoy Benjamin Britten’s classic comic depiction of village life in the year celebrating the centenary of his birth.

12 Nov

Woodbridge Drawing Group

10:30 – 12:00

Woodbridge Library

Exploring different aspects of drawing.

No experience is necessary but places are limited.

 

13 Nov

10am

Framfield House Medical Centre

Health Walks around Woodbridge

Meet at 10.00 in the top car park (furthest away from centre).

A walk through hidden hills of Woodbridge and then in the stark Autumn countryside. Toilets at the health Centre and Notcutts Café for refreshments after the walk.

 

 

13 Nov – 16 Nov

Theatre Royal

Pride and Prejudice

Two actors, 21 characters, lots of laughs and one of the most romantic stories of all time. This production marks a return visit to the Theatre Royal of director Abigail Anderson, who brought you the acclaimed adaptation of Cider with Rosie, in addition to much-loved Shakespeare productions including Much Ado About nothing. You’ll also recognise the onstage talent of Joannah tincey and Nick Underwood. Re-united with designer Dora schweitzer (Cider With Rosie and Dick Turpin’s Last Ride) this familiar Theatre Royal team promises an inventive production sparkling with Austen’s wit and style.

 

13 – 14 Nov

Hansel and Gretel

19:30

Seckford Theatre

Sixth Form Production Tickets:  Free (but booking is essential) Box Office:  01394 615015

 

14 Nov

Woodbridge Horticultural Society Talk

19:30

The Community Hall, Station Road, Woodbridge

‘Decorations from the Garden’ A Talk by Peggy Albertini. Competition : A houseplant. For more information: www.woodbridge-hs.org.uk For tickets telephone 01394 384114

 

 

15 Nov – 1.10pm

Theatre Royal

Lunchtime Reading

Sisters

Poems and writings by and about sisters to accompany Two Bit Classic’s

 

 

16 – 17 Nov

Woodbridge Christmas Holistic Health & Craft Fayre

The Community Hall, Station Road, Woodbridge

10 – 16:30

 

 

18 Nov – 20 Nov

Theatre Royal

The Nutcracker

Ballet theatre UK are proud to present their critically acclaimed festive classic, The Nutcracker. Tchaikovsky’s much loved and unforgettable musical score combines with magical choreography, exquisite costumes and breathtaking scenery to create an atmosphere of fantasy and illusion.

 

19 Nov

Music at Lunchtime

12:45 – 13:15

Woodbridge Library

Come and enjoy a new venture – Music at Lunchtime

Harpist Victoria Whitmore studies at Woodbridge School and the Guildhall School of Music. She was the 2012 Pro Corda ‘Suffolk Young Musician of the Year’ and recently gave her debut performance at the prestigious Wigmore Hall in London.

 

21 Nov

19:30

The Community Hall, Woodbridge

‘Is Our Weather Changing?’ By Steve Western of Weatherquest. Evening Talk with the Woodbridge Wildlife Group. Adults £2, under 16 FREE.

21 – 23 Nov

Half a Sixpence

Seckford Theatre

Felistowe Musical Theatre Presents

Acclaimed new version of a much loved musical about an orphan who unexpectedly inherits a fortune and climbs the social ladder

Matinee 2.30pm on the 23rd November.  Tickets £12, concessions £10

Box Office is Felixstowe Tourist Information Centre – tel:  01394 276770

26 Nov

Woodbridge Town Council Amenities Committee Meeting

19:00

The Shire Hall Council Chamber, Woodbridge

Members of the public welcome to attend

 

 

29 Nov – 12 Jan

Theatre Royal

Aladdin

Holed away in widow Twankey’s laundry shop in Old Peking, young Aladdin spends his days up to his elbows in pants and petticoats, getting into scrapes and dreaming of the beautiful Princess Jasmine. But his luck might be about to change, when he meets the mysterious Abanazar and learns of a lamp that grants three magical wishes…We are very excited to welcome the return of James Nickerson as Widow Twankey.