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The main auditorium, with acoustic nodules and distinctive ceiling design radiating out from the proscenium arch.
Close-up of the acoustic nodules in the main auditorium.

The Coliseum Theatre, Aberdare - 01685 881188

The Coliseum Theatre
Mount Plesant Street
Trecynon
Aberdare
CF44 8NG
Box Office - 08000 147 111
Website - www.rct-arts.co.uk

Tuesday 22 - Saturday 26 May 7.30pm & matinee on Thursday at 1.00pm.
GRANNY ANNIE
Written by and Starring Frank Vickery


Wales' favourite playwright Frank Vickery is back with his smash hit comedy Granny Annie

Come follow the adventures of possibly the worst amateur dramatic company ever as they prepare for the opening of their latest musical production - which promises to be the biggest theatrical disaster of all time!

The laughs come thick and fast as we follow their antics in the dressing-room each night as they stumble their way through a disastrous but hysterical week, culminating in a finale to remember!

This is arguably the funniest Vickery comedy of his career! Be prepared to laugh till you burst!

Contains Mild Language.

frankvickery.co.uk

£12.00 Concessions £9.00. 2 stalls tickets for £14.00 on Tuesday evening and Thursday matinee.


Thursday 7 June 7.30pm.
London Classic Theatre present
EQUUS
by Peter Shaffer


In a Hampshire stable, a youth blinds six horses with a metal spike.

Convicted of this appalling crime, seventeen-year-old Alan Strang is sent to a secure psychiatric hospital. Martin Dysart, the child psychiatrist assigned to him, begins to probe Alan's past in an attempt to understand his motives. Initially the boy is silent and uncooperative, but as Dysart digs deeper, he begins to win Alan's trust and the truth gradually emerges. Finally, as Alan struggles to be free of his demons, he must relive the events of that terrible night.

Inspired by a true story, Peter Shaffer's unique psychological thriller explores the complex relationships between worship, myth and sexuality.

Equus was originally staged in 1973 at the Royal National Theatre, London. In 1977, a film adaptation of the play was released starring Richard Burton and Peter Firth. In 2007, the play was revived in the West End for the first time since its première, in a critically-acclaimed production starring Daniel Radcliffe and Richard Griffiths.

Peter Shaffer was born in 1926. His award-winning plays include The Royal Hunt of the Sun (1964), Black Comedy (1965) and Amadeus (1979). Equus won the Tony Award and New York Critics Circle Award for Best New Play in 1977.


'taut, flawless and compelling' The Stage

'astonishing theatricality...beautifully lit and staged' Hexham Courant

'quite simply, this is the kind of show for which awards are given' WhatsOnStage


Contains strong language, adult themes and nudity. Age Guidance 14+

londonclassictheatre.co.uk
£12.50, Concessions £9.50, Students £7.50.




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