The beloved comic actor Dudley Moore was also one of the UK’s most dazzling, swinging jazz pianists and a composer o

f wit and depth.  Following their acclaimed Hoagy project, the Chris Ingham Quartet revisit Moore’s music on their new CD Dudley.

Tickets £16

Seating at tables on the flat

Available from the Aldeburgh Jubilee Hall Booking Office HERE

or in person from Aldeburgh Cinema, 51 High Street, Aldeburgh (Monday to Saturday 10am – 1.15pm) or by telephone on 01728 454884.

HighTide and Loose Tongue in association with Bush Theatre present

THE TRICK

“Of course you take me away from the world, and who cares…you’re the best reason I know to wake up.”

Mira’s husband, Jonah, died seven months ago, but that doesn’t mean that either of them are ready to let him go.

For most of her life Jonah has been Mira’s reason to get out of bed in the morning. So when he does his final disappearing act, Mira can’t quite believe her eyes. She knows she should be moving on. And yet, Mira finds herself caring less and less about the world outside.

The Trick is a magic show about the parts of life we don’t talk about – the realities of getting older and coming to terms with loss. Ghosts, goldfish, mediums, and sleight-of-hand collide in this unpredictable exploration of ageing and grief by Eve Leigh (Stone Face, Silent Planet). This world premiere will be directed by award-winning Roy Alexander Weise (The Mountaintop, Nine Night).

Sponsored by Lansons and supported using public funding by Arts Council England

Tickets: £18 and £16 (Concessions)

Available from the Aldeburgh Jubilee Hall Box Office HERE

or in person from Aldeburgh Cinema, 51 High Street, Aldeburgh (Monday to Saturday 10am – 1.15pm) or by telephone on 01728 454884.

A concert for four voices and piano

Charmian Bedford – soprano
Katherine Taylor-Jones – contralto
Mark Chaundy – tenor
Robert Gildon – baritone
James Sherlock – piano

First half
Robert Schumann – Minnespiel (1849) Op.101

Second Half
Liza Lehmann – ‘In a Persian Garden’

followed by a Question and Answer session on the Life of Liza Lehmann with Steuart Bedford and Charmian Bedford

Tickets £15 (including tea and cake)

Buy tickets from the Aldeburgh Jubilee Hall Box Office HERE

or in person from Aldeburgh Cinema, 51 High Street, Aldeburgh (Monday to Saturday 10am – 1.15pm) or by telephone on 01728 454884.

Celebrated poet and broadcaster MURRAY LACHLAN YOUNG (BBC 6 Music, Radio 4, The Wright Stuff) presents his thrilling new family performance.

In this brand new show Murray mixes dark story-telling and poetry with a brilliant score, a healthy dose of physical theatre and a touch of panto in a long, tall gothic tale which will make you and your family shudder and laugh out loud.

Tickets: £9

Available from the Aldeburgh Jubilee Hall Box Office HERE

or in person from Aldeburgh Cinema, 51 High Street, Aldeburgh (Monday to Saturday 10am – 1.15pm) or by telephone on 01728 454884.

Tiffany “Tiff” Stevenson is an English stand-up comedian and actress. She has appeared on Days That Shook the World, Never Mind the Buzzcocks, Drunk History, The Apprentice: You’re Fired!, Mock the Week, Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled and People Just Do Nothing.

This one hour show brings you the best bits of her critically acclaimed touring shows. It’s like a Special, but more Special.

★★★★ Daily Record “Superior and thought provoking stand-up with a political edge”

★★★★★ The Sunday Herald “This is a heartfelt, hilarious, provocative, important hour of stand-up from one of the best in the business”

Doors open from 7pm – come early to enjoy the pre-show bars

Tickets: £12

Available from the Aldeburgh Jubilee Hall box office HERE

or in person from Aldeburgh Cinema, 51 High Street, Aldeburgh (Monday to Saturday 10am – 1.15pm) or by telephone on 01728 454884.

Described as ‘Downton Abbey with gardening tips’, Old Herbaceous is the humorous love story of a single-minded yet gentle man with a passion for plants.  This charming one-man play, by Alfred Shaughnessy from the novel by Reginald Arkell,  has entranced sold-out audiences all around the country over the last two years.

Tickets: £12.50

Available from the Aldeburgh Jubilee Hall Box Office HERE

or in person from Aldeburgh Cinema, 51 High Street, Aldeburgh (Monday to Saturday 10am – 1.15pm) or by telephone on 01728 454884.

Stuff of Dreams Theatre Company presents :

A musical play about Thomas Easter, East Anglia’s very own Dick Turpin.

An Honest Gentleman will explore the life and times of this little known highwayman from Norfolk, and take you on a rollicking Georgian adventure.

Tickets: £15 and £13 (under 18 and students)

Available from the Aldeburgh Jubilee Hall Box Office HERE

or in person from Aldeburgh Cinema, 51 High Street, Aldeburgh (Monday to Saturday 10am – 1.15pm) or by telephone on 01728 454884.