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A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM
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Tuesday 10 Sunday 15 August
This glittering summer delight of a play will be performed in the beautiful outdoor setting of The Master's Garden at Emmanuel College by Shakespeare's Globe on Tour.
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CARRIE'S WAR
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Tuesday 7 Saturday 11 September
Direct from the West End, this hugely successful stage adaptation brings to life Nina Bawden's heart warming, funny and evocative tale of life in wartime Britain.
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ROOM ON THE BROOM
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Wednesday 8 Saturday 11 September
A spellbinding new adventure from the creators of The Gruffalo. Fasten your seatbelts for a rip-roaring ride on a truly magnificent broom!
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WILL SELF
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Friday 17 September
Join Will Self; journalist, author and broadcaster for an evening of readings and anecdotes drawn from his colourful career.
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RICHARD ALSTON
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Tuesday 28 Wednesday 29 September
A breathtaking example of contemporary dance from one of Britain’s most inspiring and influential choreographers.
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MORECAMBE
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Thursday 30 September - Sunday 3 October
Direct from the West End and winner of an Olivier ‘Best Entertainment’ Award, Morcambe is a true celebration of Britain’s best loved comic.
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THE RIVALS
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Monday 4 Saturday 9 October
Penelope Keith and Peter Bowles star on stage together for the very first time, under the direction of Peter Hall.
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AGAMEMNON
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Wednesday 13 Saturday 16 October
The Cambridge Greek play celebrates its 40th production this year with Aeschylus' shattering tragedy of power and betrayal.
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SIR DONALD SINDEN
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Sunday 17 October
A fantastic chance to gain a rare insight into the world of one of Britain’s best-loved actors.
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CALENDAR GIRLS
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Monday 18 Saturday 23 October
The global phenomenon returns to Cambridge Arts Theatre for one week only following its triumph of the West End.
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CLARE TEAL
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Sunday 24 October
Arts Theatre favourite Clare Teal returns this Autumn for an evening of toe-tapping, feel-good jazz.
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HORRIBLE SCIENCE
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Tuesday 26 - Saturday 30 October
From the acclaimed producers of Horrible Histories comes the seriously squishy world premiere Horrible Science! A Horrible Half Term treat for the whole family!
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HENRI OGUIKE
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Monday 1 - Tuesday 2 November
One of the UK’s most inventive choreographers returns to Cambridge with a stunning new triple bill performed by a quintet of world-class dancers.
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ETO: PROMISED END
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Wednesday 3 and Saturday 6 November
The world première of Alexander Goehr’s new opera based on Shakespeare’s King Lear is a theatrical first that’s not to be missed.
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ETO: THE DUENNA
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Thursday 4 and Friday 5 November
ETO presents a buried classic with their new reworking of the rarely performed Duenne, Sheridan’s only opera.
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MASTER CLASS
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Monday 8 Saturday 13 November
Written by award-winning playwright, Terence McNally and starring Stephanie Beacham, Master Class is a fascinating insight into the life of opera star Maria Callas.
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THE MIKADO
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Monday 15 Saturday 20 November
In their centenary year Cambridge Amateur Operatic Society bring a fresh new perspective to this Gilbert and Sullivan classic.
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BLITHE SPIRIT
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Monday 22 Saturday 27 November
Alison Steadman and Robert Bathurst return to the Arts Theatre in Noel Coward’s side-splitting and supernatural comedy.
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BEDROOM FARCE
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Monday 29 November Saturday 4 December
Deliciously funny and critically acclaimed, Peter Hall’s production of Alan Ayckbourn’s classic farce comes to Cambridge following a smash-hit run in the West End.
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ALADDIN
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Thursday 9 December Sunday 16 January
Cambridge Arts Theatre presents this year's traditional family pantomime!
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