Venue: Jephson Gardens, Leamington Spa
Romeo & Juliet: 6th June, 6:30pm
Gangsta Granny: 8th June, 2pm
Venue: Botanical Gardens, Sheffield
Gangsta Granny: 30th June, 5pm
Romeo & Juliet: 20th July, 2pm.
Venue: Fletcher Moss, Manchester
Gangsta Granny: 22nd June, 2pm
Romeo & Juliet: 17th Aug, 2pm.
Venue: Roundhay Park, Leeds
Gangsta Granny: 27th July, 2pm
Venue: Temple Newsam, Leeds
Romeo & Juliet: 24th Aug, 2pm
Venue: Jesmond Dene, Newcastle
Romeo & Juliet: 29th June, 2pm
Price: Adult £16.50, Child/Conc £11.50, Family (2+2) £50. Premium tickets +£3 or Family £63.
More info/Booking: https://www.heartbreakproductions.co.uk/theatre/whats-on/
Gangsta Granny, by the ubiquitous David Walliams and adapted by Heartbreak for the outdoor stage, tells the story of 11-year-old-Ben who spends every Friday night with his scrabble-playing, cabbage eating Granny while his parents go off dancing. Ben has no interest in dancing, scrabble, or cabbage – he just wants to be a plumber! In his quest for something to eat that isn’t based on leafy greens, Ben discovers that his Granny is actually an international jewel thief! Ben joins in on her escapades and the two of them have great fun pulling off Granny’s biggest heist yet. British Sign Language Interpreted performances occurring at cities across the UK. Tickets available to purchase online or at the box office on a first-come-first-served basis.
Romeo and Juliet is Shakespeare like you’ve never seen it before. Set in the here and now, with the star-crossed lovers as members of celebrity feuding families, this ultra-glam adaptation begins at a red carpet launch event for Lady Capulet’s new perfume. Mixing in modern language, music, and technology, we explore how this famous couple would fare in today’s world of social media, selfies, and celebrity. British Sign Language Interpreted performances occurring at cities across the UK. Tickets available to purchase online or at the box office on a first-come-first-served basis.
All the shows are performed in the open-air at beautiful outdoor locations, so bring a blanket or chair to sit on, a picnic to munch on, and dress for the weather. Tickets start at £11.50 for children/concessions and £16.50 for adults. Premium seating (a chair provided under a canopy in case of inclement weather) is slightly more.
