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april

10apr(apr 10)2:00 pm12(apr 12)1:00 pmPeter Pan - presented by Bright SparksFly away to Neverland this Easter

14apr10:00 am12:00 pmCuppa & CompanyFree hot drinks, biscuits, games & company

18apr10:00 am1:00 pmSpring Makers MarketFine Suffolk food, drink & crafts

24apr11:00 amJubilee Chamber Concert: The Ward Piano QuartetMorning recital featuring musicians from the Prometheus Orchestra

24apr7:30 pmJubilee Goes Global presents Sefo KanutehFrom the Mande heartland of West Africa, Sefo specialises in the kora, the African harp.

25apr11:00 amTalk: Lois Gunn – ceramic artist & jeweller on her craft, creativity and The Great Pottery ThrowdownWoodbridge artist in discussion with Devi Singh

may

02may11:00 amTalk: John Constable, the Man and his Landscape: 250 years since his birthPatricia Hodgkins of the National Trust discusses Flatford and Constable's life in Suffolk.

02may2:30 pmReflex Theatre presents Call Me JohnA Generational Tale. Inspired by real East Anglian stories.

10may4:00 pmJubilee Chamber ConcertAfternoon recital featuring musicians from the Prometheus Orchestra

12may10:00 am12:00 pmCuppa & CompanyFree hot drinks, biscuits, games & company

15may7:30 pm9:30 pmDire StreetsSix piece tribute to one of the world's greatest guitar bands.

16may7:00 pmRob Rinder presents Orion Orchestra with Meghan Cassidy and Danny KooCome and enjoy an evening of Mozart and Vivaldi

22may11:00 amJubilee Chamber Concert - The Goldcrest EnsembleMorning recital featuring musicians from the Prometheus Orchestra

Friday 22nd May 2026 at 11am

Doors open at 10.30am

Tickets: £15 (including a free tea or coffee)

Tickets are available HERE, by phoning 01728 454022, or in person Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 10-12pm at the AJH corner office.

A relaxed morning recital, part of a series featuring musicians from the Prometheus Orchestra.

Programme

French Suite William Alwyn
Flute, Violin, Viola & Harp

Arioso J. S. Bach
Apres un Reve Faure
Viola & Harp

Romance Rubinstein
Elegia Tedeschi
Violin & Harp

Variations for Flute on a Theme from Rossini’s La Cenerentola Chopin
Flute & Harp

Irish Suite William Alwyn
Flute, Violin, Viola & Harp

The Goldcrest Ensemble
Duke Dobing flute
Michael Dolan violin
Raphael Hurwitz viola
Miriam Keogh harp

The event ends at approximately 11.50am.

The Goldcrest Ensemble
The Goldcrest Ensemble was formed in 2016 by Miriam Keogh and Duke Dobing, to perform mixed ensemble, harp-based chamber music from the 18th to the 21st century.

Duke Dobing, flute made his debut with the English Chamber Orchestra aged 18, participating in several Aldeburgh Festival concerts and recordings conducted by Benjamin Britten. Duke played as Guest Principal Flute with most of London’s major orchestras and was Principal Flute of City of London Sinfonia (CLS), appearing as soloist throughout the UK and abroad, giving many broadcasts including the UK première of Jean Françaix’s Double Concerto. The BBC chose Duke as flute soloist in Radio 3’s “A Breath of Virtuosity” series, playing concertos by Mozart and Nigel Osborne. John Rutter composed his Suite Antique for flute and strings for Duke, who gave its world première and recorded it for John’s Collegium label. For three decades, Duke was a member of the Vega Wind Quintet, one of the UK’s leading wind ensembles. In 2000, Duke changed career, successively becoming full-time Director of Development at CLS (2000-2004), Aldeburgh Music – now Britten-Pears Arts (2004- 2009), and Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment (2009-2012), returning to Aldeburgh Music as Fundraising Adviser for the Britten Centenary. In 2004, The Duchess of Kent invited Duke to become a founder trustee of her charity Future Talent, a position he held for ten years, the last four as Deputy Chair. Duke now concentrates on performance as soloist and in chamber music.

Michael Dolan was born in Scotland and studied at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama. Michael plays the violin and viola. After completing his studies, he joined the Scottish National Orchestra and subsequently was appointed Assistant Leader of the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. Later he was invited to join the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, where he became Co-Principal Second Violin. After a busy, successful career in London and touring the world he moved to Suffolk. Michael has led the Prometheus Orchestra for seven years and enjoys playing chamber music with the many fine musicians based in Suffolk.

Raphael Hurwitz, viola studied the viola with Jonathan Barritt at the Junior Royal Academy of Music and began his career as section leader of the National Youth Strings Orchestra, London International Orchestra and subsequently went on to form the London FILMharmonic Orchestra in 2012. As a prominent multi-instrumentalist, his work has taken him around the world as well as performing in many West-End shows and independent theatre as a freelance Musical Director. Raphael has also worked in collaboration with Pizza Express Jazz Club Dean Street and King’s Place for the Global Music Foundation. As well as performing chamber music, Raphael also works as a dealer and specialist in fine instruments and bows.

Miriam Keogh, harp was born in Dublin into a large musical family; both her parents were professional musicians. Miriam was awarded a Countess of Munster Trust Scholarship to study the harp with Osian Ellis at the Royal Academy of Music, and she undertook further studies with Renata Scheffel-Stein. As a freelance harpist her career has taken her to many countries including the USA, Europe and the Far East as Guest Principal harpist with leading orchestras, including The London Symphony Orchestra, The Philharmonia and The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Miriam was awarded an ARAM by the Royal Academy of Music “for achieving distinction in the profession”. As well as performing chamber music with several groups, Miriam enjoys teaching at the Royal Academy of Music, coaching for various youth orchestras, organising master classes and summer schools and has a busy private teaching practice.

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(Friday) 11:00 am

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23mayAll Day24Aldeburgh Art Trail Preview ShowA diverse range of art including painting, photography, printing, jewellery, pottery, and mixed media

27may2:00 pm3:00 pmAdventures in ScienceJoin The Magical Mr West on an incredible adventure into the world of science!

29may(may 29)7:30 pm31(may 31)3:00 pmMad About ShakespeareA compelling weekend exploring madness in Shakespeare’s plays, featuring Dame Harriet Walter, Sir Jonathan Bate, Regeneration Theatre, Colin Hurley & Michael Hoffmann.

Mad About Shakespeare

Friday 29th – Sunday 31st May 2026

Mad About Shakespeare is a compelling weekend of performances, conversations and film exploring the theme of madness in Shakespeare’s plays.

Curated by Nick Hutchison and taking place at Aldeburgh Jubilee Hall and Aldeburgh Cinema from Friday 29th to Sunday 31st May, the festival raises funds for Second Stage, a pioneering charity creating training, support and employment pathways into the theatre and live events industry for people leaving the criminal justice system.

For tickets and more information please go to www.madaboutshakespeare.co.uk

Full weekend ticket: £100 / Individual event ticket prices shown below.

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Lear’s Shadow

Friday 29th May, 7.30pm

Tickets: £25 available HERE

A 70-minute one man adaptation of Shakespeare’s King Lear devised and performed by Colin Hurley.

A man in a dressing gown shuffles in, carrying a box. From the box he pulls the objects, people, quarrels, wrongs, jokes, mistakes, laughter and regrets that add up to a life.

Over the next seventy minutes, he retreads the path that brought him here – to This Great Stage of Fools: the loss of his daughters, the loss of his knights, the loss of his fool, the loss of his wits… oh, and the storm. Don’t forget the storm. When The Rain Came.

Using only Shakespeare’s words (reordered, repurposed, and often repeated), Lear’s Shadow is a mischievous, engaging reflection on Shakespeare’s great domestic tragedy.

Content Warning: this piece contains vivid depictions of Very Poor Parenting.

‘A superb one-man performance… Throughout the 70-minute performance, Hurley captivates’ ★★★★ Theatre and Arts Review

‘Hurley’s performance is a tour de force… He engaged with the audience brilliantly’ ★★★★ North West End

‘Hurley delivers a surprising, irresistibly human and comic Lear. This is more an ordinary man with a man’s vanities and vulnerabilities, yet there is an air of decayed nobility about him … Lear’s Shadow is a consistently engaging distillate of Shakespeare’s iconic tragedy. It may come from behind the weighty tragedy, but it throws light onto its darkness.’ British Theatre Guide

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In Conversation with Sir Jonathan Bate

Saturday 30th May, 11am

Tickets: £18 available HERE

Shakespeare scholar and author of Mad About Shakespeare, Bate takes us from classroom, to theatre, to emergency room. Whether you’re falling in love, growing old, or losing your mind, if you are patient enough, Shakespeare will give you the words.

Jonathan Bate is a Senior Research Fellow at Oxford University, where he was formerly Provost of Worcester College, and Regents Professor of Literature at Arizona State University. He is well known as a biographer, critic, creative writer and broadcaster, and has authored award-winning biographies of William Wordsworth, John Clare and Ted Hughes, as well as many works on Shakespeare. He has a CBE for services to higher education and was knighted for services to literary scholarship.

Shakespeare’s world is never too different from our own – permeated with the same moments of tragedy or comedy, the same existential questions and ways of encountering each other. As he says, ‘the web of our life is of a mingled yarn, good and ill together’. So, whether dealing with the death of a loved one, the mess of war, the experience of being schooled, or falling in love, of growing old, of losing your mind, if you are patient enough, Shakespeare will give you the words.

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A Midsummer Nights’ Dream – Aldeburgh Cinema screening with a live introduction by director Michael Hoffmann.

Saturday 30th May, 2pm

Tickets: £12 available HERE

Twentieth Century Fox’s dazzling 1999 star-studded film, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, brings Shakespeare’s most opulent romantic comedy to life, full of mysticism and humour. Set deep in the heart of a lush forest, with an extraordinary cast of fairy kings and queens, their remarkable entourages, and two beautiful pairs of lovers, this lavish production is a visual extravaganza. Its all-star cast – Rupert Everett, Calista Flockhart, Stanley Tucci, Kevin Kline and Michelle Pfeiffer – was a box-office triumph.

Filmed on location in a stunning Tuscan setting, the screening also includes a live introduction by the director, Michael Hoffman.

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Regeneration Theatre presents Hamlet – The Play’s The Thing

Saturday 30th May, 7pm

Tickets: £25 available HERE

A thrilling 90-minute Hamlet performed by Mark Lockyer and Directed by Fiona Laird.

Revenge, suspicion and family intrigue light up the stage in this powerful, concise version of perhaps Shakespeare’s most personal play.

Expertly edited into a gripping solo performance, Mark Lockyer embodies the play and all its characters in a visceral production.

Age guidance 14+

Stay behind after the performance and join Mark, director Fiona Laird and psychiatrist Dr James Anderson for a discussion around the play and the theme of madness.

‘This production is extraordinary … leaves the watcher utterly spellbound’ Rufus Norris, Artistic Director, National Theatre

‘Soliloquies that make the skin tingle’ The Guardian

‘This production has remarkable potential as inspiration and motivator, but also as a therapeutic tool for those that are disadvantaged by education, mental illness, and societal circumstance – be it homeless or otherwise.’ Dr James Anderson, retired consultant forensic psychiatrist (HMP Belmarsh and Broadmoor Hospital).

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She Speaks – What Shakespeare’s Women Might Have Said

Sunday 31st May, 11am

Tickets: £18 available HERE

Internationally acclaimed actor Dame Harriet Walter performs witty and insightful passages from her hugely successful book, giving voice to the women in Shakespeare’s plays too often silenced or marginalised.

Previously performed at the Lyric Hammersmith Theatre and on tour, this performance promises to be a fun and irreverent look at Shakespeare’s greatest heroines.

Dame Harriet Walter is a distinguished British actress known for extensive stage work with the RSC (playing male Shakespearean roles in all-female casts) and acclaimed TV and film roles in Succession, The Crown, Sense and Sensibility, and Atonement. She was awarded a CBE in 2000 and a Damehood in 2011 for her contributions to drama and is also the author of several books.

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Brunch with the Bard and Bednarczyk

Sunday 31st May, 1pm

Tickets: £22 available HERE

Finish the weekend in style with internationally renowned cabaret artist, actor, singer and pianist Stefan Bednarczyk, acclaimed for his role as Feste (the Fool) in Tom Littler’s 2024 Orange Tree Theatre production of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night. Performing the role from a grand piano at the centre of the stage, he provided live – often improvised – musical accompaniment to the action.

Stefan will reprise this wonderful performance as drinks and nibbles are served, bringing the festival to a lively and celebratory close.

“Stefan Bednarczyk is in the same olympian bracket as Noel Coward and Victor Borge” The Sunday Times.

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29 (Friday) 7:30 pm - 31 (Sunday) 3:00 pm

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june

05jun7:00 pmJazz@Jubilee presents Chris Ingham's Steely JazzA Becker-Fagen Songbook

07jun4:00 pmJubilee Chamber Concert - Delightful CompanionsAfternoon recital featuring musicians from the Prometheus Orchestra

09jun10:00 am12:00 pmCuppa & CompanyFree hot drinks, biscuits, games & company

25jun11:00 amAldeburgh Festival: Britten and Menuhin at Bergen-BelsenViolinist Maria Włoszczowska & pianist James Baillieu perform in this recital as a tribute to those who lost their lives in the concentration camps and to those who survived its unimaginable horrors.

Thursday 25th June 2026 at 11am

Doors open at 10.30am

Tickets: £25, £17.50; under 25s half price

Tickets are available from Britten Pears Arts’ website HERE

“We simply played as one”: the music performed by Benjamin Britten and Yehudi Menuhin at Bergen-Belsen.

In July 1945 Britten and Menuhin gave a series of concerts in the liberated concentration camps. One of their recitals took place at Belsen: in the audience was the cellist Anita Lasker (later Lasker-Wallfisch) who had been transferred there from Auschwitz where she had been a cellist in the women’s orchestra. She later vividly recalled the performance, particularly Britten’s playing: “He was completely unobtrusive and yet I found myself transfixed by him sitting there as if he wouldn’t say boo to a goose – but playing to perfection”. Menuhin also paid tribute to his pianist:

“He didn’t accompany me, I didn’t accompany him, we simply played as one.”

The music performed during these recitals has been pieced together through camp survivor testimony, including that of Anita Lasker-Wallfisch, and is performed in this recital as a tribute to those who lost their lives in the war in the camps, and to those who survived its unimaginable horrors. The versatile Polish violinist Maria Włoszczowska is joined by James Baillieu at the piano for this memorable tribute.

Maria Włoszczowska violin
James Baillieu piano

J.S. Bach:Chaconne (from Partita No.2 in D minor, BWV 1004) (14’)

Beethoven:Adagio sostenuto–Presto (from Sonata for Piano and Violin No.9 in A, Op.47 “Kreutzer”) (14’)

Chausson:Poème, Op.25 (15’)

Grieg:Sonata Violin and Piano No.1 in F, Op.8 (20’)

Debussy:La fille aux cheveux de lin (from Préludes Book 1, arr. for violin and piano) (2’)

Debussy:La plus que lente (arr. for violin and piano) (5’)

Tchaikovsky:Valse sentimentale (from Six morceaux, Op.51, arr. for violin and piano) (2’)

Tchaikovsky:Valse-scherzo in C, Op.34 (7’)

Time

(Thursday) 11:00 am

Location

Aldeburgh Jubilee Hall

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july

03jul11:00 amJubilee Chamber Concert - Siciliana Wind QuintetMorning recital featuring musicians from the Prometheus Orchestra

03jul7:30 pmAldeburgh Comedy Club NightMusical comedian Christian Reilly headlines the night with support from Charmian Hughes and Louie McLean.

september

10sep7:00 pm9:30 pmEastern Angles presents The Go BetweenInspired by L.P. Hartley's classic novel. A haunting showcase of Norfolk's landscape.

10sep7:30 pm9:30 pmWomen on the EdgeA sharp-witted, funny and deliciously unpredictable evening of songs, radio broadcasts and surprises!

13sep2:00 pmJazz@Jubilee presents Clare Teal and the Jazz@Jubilee TrioThe award-winning jazz vocalist joins us for an afternoon of exhilarating swing, rich sounds and stories.

27sep3:00 pmAcross the SquareAn imagined encounter between Millicent Fawcett and Lady Ottoline Morell.

Sunday 27th September 2026 at 3pm

Doors & bar open at 2.30pm

Tickets: £17

Tickets are available HERE

By phoning 01728 454022, or in person Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 10-12pm at the AJH corner office.

22nd December, 1917. There is a knock at the door of Millicent Fawcett’s home on Gower Street, Bloomsbury. Lady Ottoline Morrell has crossed from her home at 44 Bedford Square to express her condolences for the loss of a beloved sister.

Millicent Fawcett, leader of the suffragists, is about to open the door to the patroness of the Bloomsbury Group. Ottoline’s vast circle of friends includes Prime Ministers and novelists, painters and philosophers. Her world is tainted by the whiff of scandal and the whisper of notoriety. Millicent on the other hand has been unwavering in her dedication to the crusade for women’s suffrage.

Across The Square imagines what might have occurred in an encounter between these two sharply contrasting women from very different worlds. Each in their own way, Lady Ottoline Morrell and Millicent Fawcett have left an indelible legacy on our political and cultural landscape yet they have languished too long in the twilight of obscurity, overshadowed by others.

In a show full of both laughter and drama, Across the Square seeks to shine a light on these immensely influential women. Written by international award-winning writer, Non Vaughan-O’Hagan and directed by Alex Pearson, Across the Square had its premiere at the Bloomsbury Festival and a sellout revival at London’s Jermyn Street Theatre. Will these two extraordinary women find common ground? Two differing world views are about to collide over a glass of sherry.

www.acrossthesquare.co.uk
@AcrosstheSquare

This event will finish at approximately 4.10pm.

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(Sunday) 3:00 pm

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october

04oct2:00 pmCult Figure: Kenneth WilliamsA celebration of the unique and beloved comedy icon in his centenary year.

Sunday 4th October 2026 at 2pm

Doors & bar open at 1.30pm

Tickets: £15

Tickets are available HERE, by phoning 01728 454022, or in person Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 10-12pm at the AJH corner office.

Apollo Theatre Company presents Cult Figure: Kenneth Williams
Written and Performed by Colin Elmer
Directed by Tim Astley

Kenneth Williams was one of the most unique and beloved figures in British comedy history. From show stealing performances on the radio in Hancock’s Half Hour and Round the Horne and over twenty years of starring in the Carry On films to becoming the darling of the chat shows, Williams was a rare talent who could turn from broad slapstick to erudite wit in a split second.

Celebrated actor and impressionist, Colin Elmer, who played Kenneth Williams in the UK tours of Round the Horne and Hancock’s Half Hour, reprises his role in this new production, telling the great man’s story in his own words, using anecdotes, writings and some of the material for which the comedy legend was so well-known.

So stop messing about and join us for a hilarious and engaging evening in the company of a true cult figure.

“funny, fast-paced and… beautifully performed” Birmingham Review
“Colin Elmer… embodies the voice, mannerisms and movements of Williams so impressively that it’s as close as you can get to seeing the man himself.” The Bath & Wiltshire Parent
“Colin Elmer has Williams’ demeanour, voice and range. His comic timing is off the planet. It’s rare for an actor to create such an atmosphere of depth and warmth.” worldstage.uk
“Elmer’s performance is a great success… convincing and sympathetic” South Bristol Voice

This performance will finish at approximately 3.45pm.

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(Sunday) 2:00 pm

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06oct7:05 pm9:00 pmAttention All Shipping - A Celebration of the Shipping Forecast‘Dogger, Fisher, German Bight’: Charlie Connelly brings the shipping forecast vividly to life in this hilarious and moving celebration of an iconic cultural institution

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Tuesday 6th October 2026, 7pm

Tickets: £20

Tickets are available HERE, by phoning 01728 454022, or in person Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 10-12pm at the AJH corner office.

As the shipping forecast embarks on its second century, Charlie Connelly’s hilarious and informative show brings the quirky broadcast vividly to life, celebrating what he firmly believes to be the greatest invention of the modern age.
How did a weather forecast for mariners capture the hearts of a nation, from salty old sea dog to insomniac landlubber? How is it possible for ‘rain later’ to be ‘good’? And where the hell is North Utsire?

Delving into the history of the forecast and the extraordinary people who made it, Charlie explains what all those curious phrases really mean, celebrates its wide cultural impact, shares rip-roaring adventures from his own extraordinary journey through the 31 sea areas and presents his case for the shipping forecast being our finest achievement.

Inspired by Charlie’s bestselling book, which has sold more than a quarter of a million copies, this pacy, moving and hilarious show is selling out theatres up and down the land as it takes you all the way from Viking to South-East Iceland. Attention All Shipping guarantees the shipping forecast will never sound the same again.

“Charlie Connelly is one of the funniest people I have ever had the pleasure of sitting in a studio with…He has a natural wit that doesn’t get crushed by an over-zealous ego with a lovely personality attached to it.” Fi Glover, broadcaster
“Charlie is always warm, funny and engaging…I actually sent him a fan letter – and I’ve never done that to anyone in my life before.” Bernard Sumner, New Order
“I can thoroughly recommend an evening spent in the company of the very funny and very lovely Charlie Connelly whose knowledge of what I call ‘the ships’ is excellent. Sou’westers optional.” Corrie Corfield, BBC Radio 4

This performance will finish at approximately 9pm.

Time

(Tuesday) 7:05 pm - 9:00 pm

Location

Aldeburgh Jubilee Hall

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10oct11:00 amTalk: Chris Ingham - The Beatles and MeJazz singer-pianist and author of Rough Guide to The Beatles discusses his experiences.

10oct7:00 pmBrentwood MacAn outstanding tribute to the music of Fleetwood Mac

27oct10:00 am12:45 pmCome and PlayCurious about learning an instrument? Come along and have a go!

november

01nov2:00 pmOde to JoyceThe songs and monologues of the great Joyce Grenfell.

13nov7:00 pmOf Mice and MenAdaption by Nigel Miles-Thomas and Directed by Larry Lamb

Friday 13th November 2026 at 7pm

Doors open at 6.30pm

Tickets: £16

Tickets are available HERE , by phoning 01728 454022, or in person Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 10-12pm at the AJH corner office.

OF MICE AND MEN by John Steinbeck
Adapted by Nigel Miles-Thomas
Directed by Larry Lamb
Presented by arrangement with Music Theatre International: www.mtishows.co.uk

Set against the harsh backdrop of the Great Depression, Of Mice and Men is the story of George and Lennie, two friends with a simple dream: to own a farm and live off the fat of the land.
There are times, though, when sharp-witted George feels the burden of looking after Lennie, while gentle giant Lennie doesn’t realise his own strength… As they drift from job to job, trouble’s never far away, and before long it’s time to move on again.
When the pair get work in Soledad, California, however, the dream looks set to become a reality. But a tragic turn of events threatens to destroy George and Lennie’s friendship and leaves George faced with an impossible choice…

Starring:
Nigel Miles-Thomas
Michael Roy Andrew
Directed by Larry Lamb

Nigel Miles-Thomas
Nigel has had an extensive career spanning five decades. He has worked with Steven Berkoff, performed a leading role in London’s West End in The Fifteen Streets as well as many of the regional theatres in the UK.. Internationally Nigel has performed in the USA and all over Europe and Asia.in over 100 plays. Founder member of The Cherub Theatre and Medieval Players Theatre companies, first performing in Edinburgh at the Fringe in The Two Noble Kinsmen in 1979. .Well known on TV for his appearance in ‘Dr Who’, ’Grange Hill’ as well as many of the UK’s popular programmes. Together with his Fringe Management partner Michael Blaha they produced the first Pantomime in Los Angeles starring Zsa Zsa Gabor in 1993. Last seen in Doha as Sherlock Holmes The Last Act which has since being touring the UK and will be part of the Cunard programme in 2026 on The Queen Mary 2.

Michael Roy Andrew
Since graduating from The Arts Educational Schools in 1984, Michael has appeared in countless theatre productions over the years. Most notably as John Merrick in ‘The Elephant Man’, Dr Frankenstein in ‘Frankenstein’ Puck in ‘A Midsummer Nights Dream, Mercutio in ‘Romeo and Juliet, Dr Watson in ‘The Return of Sherlock Holmes and of course George in Of Mice and Men. He has appeared in several TV and Films including ‘Coronation Street’
Michael is regular, year round cold water swimmer in the Hampstead ponds in London and featured in the recent documentary ‘The Ponds’.

This performance is 65 minutes with no interval.

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(Friday) 7:00 pm

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28nov11:00 amTalk: Blake Morrison - On MemoirPoet and novelist on his latest book, the challenges, ethics and charms of the memoir.

28nov7:00 pmThe Paul McCartney ProjectMcCartney’s hits from Beatles to Wings and solo career.

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Mad About Shakespeare

Friday 29th – Sunday 31st May 2026

Lear’s Shadow

In Conversation with Sir Jonathan Bate

A Midsummer Nights’ Dream – Aldeburgh Cinema screening with a live introduction by director Michael Hoffmann.

Regeneration Theatre presents Hamlet – The Play’s The Thing

She Speaks – What Shakespeare’s Women Might Have Said

Brunch with the Bard and Bednarczyk

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