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Wed 15 – Sat 18 Jul • 7:30pm • Full £14 Concs £12 • Community Theatre

By William Shakespeare

Presented by Rondo Theatre Company

In the aftermath of the first world war, following the return of the soldiers to a country that was struggling to support them, organised crime erupted in the inner-city areas of England.  Familiar with violence, the gangs were ruthless in their pursuit of power. 

Duncan, a much respected (and feared) leader keeps the peace but is usurped by one of his own – Macbeth – pushed on by his ambitious wife. 

The three witches, from their opium den of inequity, predicted this future and set Macbeth on a path for greatness and, of course, ultimately… destruction.  

Come and bear witness to our dark and gritty journey: Macbeth as you’ve never seen it before… 

This is RTC’s annual charity production.  All profits are in aid of Marie Curie. 

Wed 29 Apr – Sat 2 May • 7:30pm • Full £12 Concs £10 • Community Theatre

By Owen Sheers
Presented by Bath Spa University Theatre Society

“Who wants to play war?”

Pink Mist tells the story of three school friends from Bristol: Arthur, Hads’ and Taff, who choose to sign up and are deployed to Afghanistan. After facing physical and mental trauma, the boys return back to the women in their lives and begin to face the horrifying aftermath.

The verse drama encapsulates the relationships, the pain and the smiles of their stories beautifully as the audience are taken on a journey with all three of the boys.

Their tour might be over, but their war has only just started.

Contains loud noises, gunfire, moments of violence, occasional expletives, flashing lights. Age guidance: +14

Thu 21 May • 7:30pm • Full £12 Concs £10 • Community Theatre

By Caryl Churchill
Presented by The Actor’s Wheel

What information do we decide to give away? Can we keep any of it to ourselves?
What happens when the information we are given turns out to be false?
Caryl Churchill’s play Love and Information asks these questions.
Through a host of fascinating characters a striking picture begins to emerge of who we are, how we see ourselves and how we try to understand each other.
If there is something that stops us being nothing but information, it is our need to make connections and to feel connected. Is that love?

Sun 21 Jun • 7pm • Full £10 • Community Theatre

Bath School of Acting, in the centre of the historic city of Bath, is a highly regarded theatre school. Students are taught by industry professionals which include visiting experts throughout the year who deliver masterclasses, many of which are open to the general public.

Come and enjoy an evening’s entertainment of selected scenes and musical numbers that perfectly showcase our graduating Actors and Musical Theatre students before they embark on the next stages of their careers.