Whats New
O' Mice and Men - Wednesday 29th February 7.30pm, Thursday 1st March 2pm & 7.30pm

Jeffrey Bernard is Unwell - Wednesday 2nd November 8pm - Tickets £15

Dean Taylor Professional Theatre Productions will be bringing the universally acclaimed West End modern comedy classic by Keith Waterhouse to The Continental this November.
Jeffrey Bernard is Unwell first starred Peter O’Toole in the eponymous role, won a stream of awards during the 1990s and has toured at intervals ever since but never in the North of England.
An Inspector Calls - Thursday 20th and Friday 21st October 8pm - Tickets £7 adults / £5 under 16s and concessions

The comfortable complacency of the Birling family is upset when, unexpectedly, Inspector Goole arrives to reveal that each of them has, in some small way, been responsible for the suicide of an impoverished young working girl named Eva Smith. However all is not as it seems …
Chemistry presents A Night at the Musicals – Saturday October 1st at Avenham Park Pavilion – Tickets £10

Chemistry presents A Night At The Musicals will now be held at The Pavilion, Avenham Park, on Saturday, October 1st.
An Inspector Calls
8pm - £7 adults / £5 under 16s & concessions
From Black Box Theatre Company
“We don't live alone. We are members of one body. We are responsible for each other.”
All Because of Molly – Thursday 8th September 8pm – Tickets £7 (£5 concessions)

By Paul Ferguson
Organised Chaos Productions
Jaime and Casey lead us through memories of the development of their unlikely friendship, its birth in playground adversity, trials of teenage years, adulthood and the dating game. The play provokes audiences to contemplate the essence of friendship and whether our own friendships would survive the test that confronts them?
Bathsheba - Thursday 22nd September 8pm – Tickets £7, £5 concession

Based on Far From the Madding Crowd by Thomas Hardy.
Adapted by John Dunne
Bathsheba is the passionate story of a beautiful but wilful woman farmer who rejects Gabriel Oak, a humble straight talking man of the soil and Farmer Foldwood, a thoughtful middle-aged landowner only to finally succumb to the dubious charms of the raffish Sergeant Troy.
Mog Stanley - Saturday 23rd July 9.30pm in the Snug – Free entry

Come along to this fantastic free folk/blues/rockout in the Snug. Mog ‘sings like he’s possessed by an old bluesman who’s been smoking for forty years’.
Don’t miss it!
Dev’s Army – Friday 22nd July from 8pm – Tickets £5

‘Dev’s Army’ is a dark comedy set in the latter part of 1940 in the Republic of Ireland. The play takes place entirely in a small hut along the coast to the south of Dublin. This is a base for three members of the Local Security Force (LSF) – the poor man’s equivalent of Britain’s Home Guard.
‘That’s Not the Way to Do it!’ – Wednesday 27th & Friday 29th July from 8pm – Tickets £5

Peter & Judith, despite an ever crumbling marriage, invite you to witness their failed touring children’s show. Peep behind the curtain! See the strings! And look up the puppet’s skirt! Dark original writing brings to life a hilarious physical comedy delivered with exceptional timing.









