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What's on at Ilkley Playhouse this October and November (opens the original)
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LOCAL Band Ten Fields will make their Ilkley Playhouse debut on Friday, October 23rd in a special performance marking ten years together. Over the past ten years, this five-piece band has built a reputation as a compelling live act, blending tight musicianship with rich, dynamic arrangements. Their melodic, guitar-led sound draws inspiration from the timeless songwriting of Crowded House, Fleetwood Mac and Jackson Browne, while echoing the expansive textures of The War on Drugs. Professional, po
What's on at Ilkley Playhouse this autumn (opens the original)
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OPENING this Thursday in the Wharfeside Theatre is Noel Coward’s timeless comedy Private Lives. Elyot and Amanda, once married, meet again by chance while honeymooning with their new (and rather less interesting) spouses. Sparks fly, tempers flare, and champagne is spilt as the former lovers discover that while they can’t live with each other, they simply can’t live without each other either. It’s Coward at his very best — stylish, sophisticated, and scandalously funny. From the glamour of the F
What's on at Ilkley Playhouse this September and beyond? (opens the original)
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OUR next play to open in the Wharfeside Theatre on Thursday, September 10th is Noel Coward’s comedy of manners Private Lives. Set against a backdrop of 1930s glamour, the play tells the story of the charming, rich and utterly reckless Amanda and Elyot whose fiery marriage ultimately ended in a bitter divorce. They unexpectedly meet again on the first night of their honeymoons with their new spouses in the balmy moonlight of the French Riviera. Old flames re-ignite and impulsive love takes hold.
Bard in the Yard sold out but don't miss this alternative treat (opens the original)
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WE are sorry to announce that this summer’s Bard in the Yard is now sold out – both for the Ilkley Playhouse performance and for the two showings in the Manor House Yard. However, we have made the dress rehearsal available to audiences on Friday, August 28th at Ilkley Playhouse for just £5 for all tickets (no concessions). If you are able to get your hands on a ticket you are in for a treat. Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice and Much Ado About Nothing have been cleverly adapted and reduced to 40-
Much-loved celebration of Shakespeare returns to Ilkley in August (opens the original)
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BARD in the Yard is synonymous with summer, when Ilkley Playhouse actors make their way to the town’s beautiful Manor House Yard to perform two miniature and cleverly adapted Shakespeare plays. This year The Merchant of Venice and Much Ado About Nothing will be performed in the Wildman Studio on the evening of Saturday, August 29th and at 2pm in the open air at Ilkley’s Manor House Yard on Sunday 30th and Monday, August 31st (Bank Holiday). Dick Hebbert, director of The Merchant of Venice, says
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