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THE RUBBISH SHAKESPEARE COMPANY PRESENTS A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM
KETTERING ARTS CENTRE THE RUBBISH SHAKESPEARE COMPANY PRESENTS A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM SATURDAY 21ST MARCH 2020 7PM (DOORS 6.30PM) BUY TICKETS £12/£10 Runaways. Fairies. Goblins… Water Pistols??? Look out, it’s RUBBISH Shakespeare! Athens. The past. Four idiots enter wearing bed sheets for togas. With rubbish props, silly wigs and a ladder they attempt to perform…
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Check out events at Kettering Arts Centre next season!
Sarah Callaghan, James Sherwood and Headline Act Martin Mor Will be Rolling in the Aisles for our Fourth Serving of this Very Popular Event 22nd April – 8pm Start – £9 only!
Rolling in the Aisles Comedy Club Night – With Martin Mor! 8PM Start! Saturday, 22nd April 2017 Tickets £9 (Concessions £7) 14+ Doors open 7.30pm. Show starts 8pm MARTIN MOR Martin comes from Northern Ireland, and after a successful career as a circus performer, he turned his attention on the unsuspecting comedy circuit. With almost 30 years…
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The Rubbish Shakespeare Theatre Company – postponed event
Apologies to all our customers, due to current opening restrictions we have to postpone the following event – A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM We will announce a new date as soon as possible and all tickets previously purchased will be valid. This event had already been rescheduled so we apologies for any inconvenience caused. Watch this…
MARK WATSON: THIS CAN’T BE IT
Spiritual enquiry meets high-octane observational comedy as the ‘Taskmaster’ survivor, multi-award-winner and “No More Jockeys” cult leader MARK WATSON, attempts to cram a couple of years of pathological overthinking into an evening of stand-up. Maybe we’ll even solve the huge problem. Doubt it, though.