1. art and entertainment
2. theatre

Programme
September
October
November
December
The
Snow
Queen
When ice becomes your prison,
only a warm heart can set you free…
ll is
gu
ea ing
e S port
h
T up
s
OR
L
Y
e)
TA IGinsH
H(see id
Box Office: 01502 589726
www.theseagull.co.uk [email protected]
What a Spring/Summer period we’ve had! As we move into Autumn/Winter we
prepare to get even busier! We have absolutely packed this brochure full of
wonderful entertainment. Laugh, cry, listen & watch and on the rare nights that
we don’t have something in our theatre, our bar will be open for you to soak
up the atmosphere (and something to wet your whistle!) in our Theatre Foyer.
That’s right: our bar is now open EVERY NIGHT!!! So, drink in the atmosphere
of our Theatre Bar as you drink a glass of wine or a bottle of local ale.
Our charity focus continues and for this brochure we focus our spotlight
on The Taylor High Memorial Fund, a charity doing amazing work locally and
raising funds for good causes. The theatre relies on donations, sponsorship,
funding and, of course, people coming through the doors to enjoy themselves
but we still think it’s important to help raise the profile of other good causes.
Find our spotlight on The Taylor High Memorial Fund further on in the brochure
and book to see the Taylor High Memorial Concert.
With that local feel in mind, we realised we didn’t have to look very far to find
some exceptional productions. We have so much talent around us that we felt
it was important to concentrate on just that and so most of the shows for this
period are brought to us by local companies.
There are so many events I could pick out to recommend but I don’t actually
know where to start! They’re all great and of such diverse choice that everybody
has a reason to seat themselves in our auditorium several times this season.
The Rep is busy this season, too. Catch the final three episodes of Blackadder
Goes Forth between late October and Mid November and make a special date
of our Christmas production. We’re planning an amazing 4D production of The
Snow Queen to tease your senses with all the fun of a family panto.
I can’t wait to see you as you come out of a show with a big grin on your
face, revelling in the feel of the production you’ve just enjoyed. This brochure
will see me mark a year in the helm at The Seagull. I’m not one to drop hints but
it’s the kind of milestone that deserves a party….
Paul Amer
Venue Manager
© 2014 The Seagull Lowestoft Community Interest Company Company Number 6230379
Printed by: Colchester Print Attleborough Norfolk NR17 1YE
Design by: Will Goodman Phantasmagraph
£8
7.30pm
The Lowestoft Signing Choir & Friends
ISER
RA
UND
F
R Friday 19th September £6 Advance £7 Door
7:00pm
AISE
DR
FUN
Taylor High
Memorial Concert
Music For An
Autumn Evening
Come and join us for an evening of song and dance, all performed
by some talented local youngsters. The proceeds of tonight’s show
will be split equally between the Seagull Theatre and The Taylor High
Memorial Fund which is the chosen local charity for this brochure.
There’ll be something for everyone to enjoy in this wonderful show.
The Lowestoft Signing Choir and friends invite you to a musical
extravaganza to raise funds on behalf of SSAFA, the Royal Air
Force Benevolent Fund and the Seagull Community Theatre.
Featuring Lowestoft Signing Choir with soloists Darryl Jones,
Chris Ship and Ivan Whomes
Sunday 7th September
£4
7.30pm
£9
7.30pm
MA
DRA
The Picture Of
Dorian Gray
Taking in 600 years of musical history in 90 minutes, the show
begins in the Middle Ages and ends up in the 20th century
(incorporating everything in between)! Complete with a bewildering
array of instruments such as virginal, rauschpfeife and lute (and
that’s just the first 100 years!) ‘A Brief History of Music‘ uses tunes,
songs and humour to take you on a musical journey from which you
won’t want to return!
IC
MUS
www.theseagull.co.uk
7.30pm
John Holmes
An Evening Of
Reminiscence
John Holmes presents a slideshow & historical talk on Lowestoft
through the years. This evening of reminiscence will include some
400 slides on the fishing industry, the world wars and other eras
of this wonderful port town. This is a full evening’s show with an
interval and has something for everyone to enjoy.
AL
LOCORY
T
S
HI
Saturday 27th September £10/£9
7:30pm
Perry Dennis and The
Twylight Shadows
As one of the UK’s top Cliff Richard & The Shadows tributes, this 6
piece live band present a show comprising of all the classic Cliff and
The Shads Hits. From “Move It” to “Singing the Blues”, the show itself
is based on the Final Reunion Tour and all the songs are presented with
the famous shadows steps as well as some comedy along the way.
Box Office: 01502 589726
This is a new staging of Oscar Wilde’s black-hearted masterpiece that
brings literature’s most dangerous anti-hero back to contemporary
theatrical life. The Seagull Theatre Club present this production in their
trademark visual, flamboyant style.
£5
7:30pm
A Brief History
Of Music
The Seagull Theatre Club present
Thursday 18th September Thursday 25th September £10/£8
Blast From The Past present
This is the Seagull’s bi-monthly performance platform for local poets
and songwriters. Described as ‘a place of truth-telling which is the
basis of all good poetry’, contributors explore what is good, bad
and fascinating about being human – all told with refreshing honesty
and good humour. If you would like to take part in this event, please
contact Ian Fosten (07791 068080 or [email protected]).
Wed 10th to Sat 13th September
IC
MUS
Credit cards now accepted
Book your tickets online!
New Words,
Fresh Voices
TRY
POE
SEPTEMBER
SEPTEMBER
Saturday 6th September £9/£8/£5 Student 7:30pm
MA
DRA
IC
MUS
Proof
Catherine has spent years caring for her genius mathematician father, Robert,
as he slowly succumbs to a debilitating mental illness. With the discovery
of a mysterious new, revolutionary proof amongst Robert’s old notebooks,
Catherine must confront the fine-line between genius and madness, and
the sacrifices that must be made in the name of both. Proof is a powerfully
drawn and compelling drama full of humour and humanity.
IC
Book your tickets online!
T
ARE
CAB
IC
MUS
Sunday 26th October
£12
7:30pm
www.theseagull.co.uk
Y
IET
VAR
FABBA Theatre for Adults With Learning
Disabilities present
An Evening With Fabba
After tackling moody Danish Princes, villainous vampire lords and strangely
familiar heroic archaeologists, Fabba Theatre for Adults with Learning
Disabilities bring you their first ever review show. Packed with highlights
from 4 years and 15 shows, ‘An Evening With Fabba’ also showcases
new stories, characters and musical numbers, all delivered with Fabba’s
trademark humour, energy and inventiveness.
TH
YOUSHOP
Wednesday 29th October £8
K
WOR
Old Time Radio Club
Hallowe’en Radio
Play Workshop
Come and learn how to perform a radio play. You’ll be guided through
making and creating Sound Effects with authentic props, microphone
techniques and reading scripts in strange voices for a spooky Hallowe’en
show. Then take part in a special free performance for your family and
friends. Suitable for children aged 7 – 13.
1pm to 4pm
Box Office: 01502 589726
Cutting-edge blues singer, songwriter and bottleneck slide guitarist
Catfish Keith has established himself as one of the most exciting country
blues performers of our time. Catfish’s innovative style of foot-stomping,
deep delta blues and American roots music has spellbound audiences
the world over. Handing down the tradition, Catfish continues his lifelong
journey as one of the brightest lights in acoustic blues and roots music.
A professional cast invite you to an evening of glitz and glamour as
they perform some of the greatest song and dance numbers from
the wonderful world of Musical Theatre. A special show in aid of the
Cancer Ward at the James Paget Hospital and the Louise Hamilton
Centre- Palliative Care East.
7:30pm
7:30pm
Catfish Keith
A Night At The
Musicals A CHARITY SHOW
£8/£7 £10
‘Tosh’ Ewins has been entertaining locally and nationally for over 28 years.
Requested by a few ardent followers to do a concert of his original music,
Tosh decided to do just that, and here we are!! You will be treated to a night
of Pop, Folk, Rock n Roll, and Love songs. To add to this, ‘Tosh’ is being
backed by nearly all the musicians who have kindly appeared on each and
every ‘Tosh’ CD. Money is being raised for the Parkinsons UK charity and the
Royal British Legion poppy appeal.
The Tigerlilys
Wed 15th to Fri 17th October
Friday 24th October
Tosh Ewins –
Yours Truly
A moving and powerful live performance and multimedia show that takes
a chronological journey through the friendship and career of Simon &
Garfunkel. The show is described as a “must see” with Bookends being
labelled as the most authentic sounding tribute to the music of Simon
& Garfunkel. Opening at the start of their career and ending at the much
publicised breakup, the show features hits such as The Sound Of Silence,
Mrs Robinson, The Boxer and Bridge Over Troubled Water.
7:30pm
IC
MUS
Credit cards now accepted
MUS
Simon & Garfunkel –
Through The Years
£10
7:30pm
Rod Clark returns to The Seagull with another great night of Rock & Roll,
Country, Harmony and humour. Not to be missed! He will be joined by a
host of fantastic acts including The Diabolics, Treble Clef & others. This
night will be as popular as ever so book fast to get your tickets. Every
penny from the ticket price will be donated to the theatre.
Bookends present
Saturday 11th October
£10
Rod Clark &
RollerCoaster
Foolhardy Actors Company present
Friday 10th October£107:30pm
Saturday 18th October
OCTOBER
OCTOBER
Thurs 2nd to Sat 4th October
E
C
7:30pm
H
T
YOU
FA
R
£5
Thurs 6th to Sat 8th November £10/£9
The Birmingham Repertory Theatre
Company presents a Young REP Production
The Quaysiders present
Dry Rot
Tweet Tweet
by John Chapman
Grumpy Colonel Henry Wagstaff and his long suffering wife,
Doris, accept a booking at their run down country hotel from
Mr Alfred Tubbe. From thence mayhem ensues! Numerous other
acquaintances of Mr Tubbe’s, a fiery policewoman, a dim bookies
runner, a voluble French jockey, a scatty house maid, a spiv, two young
lovers and a staircase with a bad patch of dry rot all add to an evening
of hilarious misunderstandings and side-aching laughter.
EDY
COM
EDY
COM
Fri14th & Sat 15th November The Seagull Rep presents
Blackadder
Goes Forth
The Seagull Rep presents
(and over the top)
by Richard Curtis & Ben Elton
(and over the top)
by Richard Curtis & Ben Elton
£7
www.theseagull.co.uk
Dracula
The Old Time Radio Club perform classic radio dramas under
strict “broadcast” conditions and will be returning to The Seagull
Theatre to present an original radio play version of Bram Stoker’s
“Dracula” for Halloween including a late showing.
The group have been described as “The Archers meets the Blair
Witch Project” and use voice actors, live sound effects, live
music and authentic advertisements, all performed under strict
“broadcast” conditions.
ROR
HOR
The Seagull Rep round off their series with the final three episodes of the
BBC comedy. Blackadder continues his desperate campaign to get out of
the trenches by any means possible - by joining The Twenty Minuters, by
becoming a spy hunter and by taking Field Marshall Haig’s advice, “Put your
underpants on your head and stick two pencils up your nose.” This show will
delight Blackadder fans and coincides with the centenary of WW1.
MA
DRA
Tuesday 18th November £9.50/£8.50
7.30pm
Open Space Theatre Company present
Separate Tables
by Terence Rattigan
Affection, love and desire linger on within lives blighted by loneliness
and disappointment in this classic drama set in a small seaside hotel
in the 1950’s. Full of humour and compassion. In the first of the two
plays which make up Separate Tables a former MP finds his ex-wife
- the woman he was jailed for attacking - among the newly arrived
guests. The second play tells the story of a retired Army officer who
finds an unlikely soul-mate in a shy and down-trodden young woman.
Box Office: 01502 589726
Old Time Radio Club presents
5pm & 9pm
7:30pm
Blackadder
Goes Forth
The Seagull Rep round off their series with the final three episodes of the
BBC comedy. Blackadder continues his desperate campaign to get out of
the trenches by any means possible - by joining The Twenty Minuters, by
becoming a spy hunter and by taking Field Marshall Haig’s advice, “Put your
underpants on your head and stick two pencils up your nose.” This show will
delight Blackadder fans and coincides with the centenary of WW1.
Sunday 2nd November
£10/£9
Credit cards now accepted
“No one knows why that fat bird in year 8 killed herself, but she got
everyone a day off school! So they’re having a party for her? - it’s
gonna be epic!” For best friends Jade and Paris, the lead up to the
big night where everyone is logging in, updating and messaging,
brings discoveries that casual viral actions have serious real-life
consequences. The New Wolsey Theatre, Birmingham Repertory
Theatre and Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse are in partnership to
create new productions using young theatre makers.
facebook.com/youthemakers and twitter @YouTheMakers
Thurs 30th October to Sat 1st November £10/£9 7:30pm
7:30pm
NOVEMBER
OCTOBER/NOVEMBER
Wednesday 29th October
NOVEMBER
Fri 21st & Sat 22nd November £9/£8
7:30pm
FREE
MA
DRA
Home Delivery
Service
Serendipity presents
A Double Bill Of
Remembrance
BILLY MASON FROM GLOUCESTER – by Sian James
A gentle and moving story about a 16-year-old boy who deserts from the
Army in 1918, hides in the woods and is befriended by Hetty – a farm worker.
LEST WE FORGET – by Jonathan Hunter
A programme of Poetry, Prose, Letters, Sounds and some Music from both
World Wars. Come along and laugh, sing and possibly weep a bit.
A donation will be made to the local branch of The Royal British Legion
Thursday 27th November 2014
£8
7:30pm
EDY
COM
Mustard Theatre Company presents
Book your tickets online!
The Rise and Fall of
Little Voice
The Small Shop
With BIG Savings!
Little Voice spends her time locked in her bedroom listening to her old
record collection, perfecting impersonations of famous divas. When
Mari starts dating small time club agent Ray, she thinks he’s her last
chance for a better life. When Ray hears Little Voice sing, he thinks
she’s his ticket to the big time. Little Voice just wants a normal life and
to be loved. Not everyone is going to get what they want!
Friday 28th November £8
7.30pm
IC
MUS
Mulberry Hawk
Crystal clear sound and wonderful songs presented in the best
possible way, Mulberry Hawk are very choosy when choosing songs
to cover and if they play a song from one of your favourite artists, it
probably won’t be the one you’re expecting. With the amazing talents
of Mario Price on violin and a mixture of original songs and covers,
Mulberry Hawk guarantee you a night to remember.
MA
DRA
Jim Rymer Productions presents 2 performances
Saturday 29th November
£10/£8
7:30pm
www.theseagull.co.uk
Walking The Road
& Sea Lavender
Poet and road worker Francis Ledwidge haunts Irish literature. A determined
Irish Nationalist he fought for Great Britain in WW1 hoping to secure Home Rule.
Walking the Road is one poet’s re-imagining of another poet’s life. Hovering in
half-light memories, it vividly follows Ledwidge on one final journey through the
landscape of WW1. The UK revival of this highly acclaimed play set during the
1689 Siege of Derry. At the heart of Sea Lavender is an unusaul love triangle. A
Yorkshire cobbler awaits execution after trying to gain entry into the besieged city
disguised as a woman... As his story unfolds, the reality of the Siege, and the
consequences of obsessive love swept up in the tide of history come vividly alive.
With over 30 years experience in the
carpet and flooring industry we are able
to provide expert advice on the type of
flooring that is most suitable for your
needs. Whether it's for a large open plan
office or a small cupboard, our team of
experienced advisors based in Lowestoft
can provide a FREE, no obligation
measuring and estimating service.
We pride ourselves on our fast
and efficient ordering and delivery
service, so if you can’t find the perfect
carpet, vinyl or wood laminate flooring
solution from the
large range of stock
at our showroom in
Lowestoft we will order
it in for you and deliver it to your door, at
no extra cost.
Our team of expert fitters
who are each specialists within their
particular field are happy to uplift, dispose
of old carpet and help move furniture to
ensure that your carpet, vinyl, wood
laminate flooring is fitted to highest
possible standards.
6 Carlton Road Lowestoft NR33 0RU
telephone:
01502 583318
www.thecarpetshoplowestoft.co.uk
£10
EDY
7:30pm
IC
MUS
COM
Thursday 11th December
Seagull Theatre Club presents
Good Time Rock &
Roll Christmas Show
It’s another peaceful Christmas in the Bailey household but
chestnuts aren’t roasting on an open fire, and although a
Silent Night would be welcome, all is not calm and all is most
certainly not bright! Frank doesn’t wish it could be Christmas
every day – in fact, he’s dreading the arrival of his snobbish in-laws.
Top East Anglian Showband, Lowrider, perform their Christmas Show.
Come along for a fantastic night’s entertainment and capture the
Christmas spirit with this Rock and Roll and chuckle show. You
won’t believe the stage set alone. Prepare to get all Christmassy
and go ‘arr’! Christmas jumpers and Santa hats welcome!
T
ARE
7:30pm
CAB
Book your tickets online!
Let The Tigerlilys add that magic touch to your festive season
with Winter Wonderland, their all singing and dancing Christmas
show. A fast paced colourful performance containing all
those Christmas classics. Sure to get the whole family in the
Christmas spirit.
7:00pm
Seekers
and Dreamers
Hosted By Ian Fosten
£8/£6
7:30pm
BarberShop
Christmas Bonanza
Winter Wonderland
FREE
Friday 12th December
Fine City Chorus
Tigerlilys
Monday 8th December
IC
MUS
Fine City Chorus, Norfolk’s only male Barbershop singers, will astound
you with their A’Capella four part harmony. Together with Norwich
Harmony, their sister chorus, they bring amazing, unaccompanied
singing to another level. Listen as they entertain you with songs from
Cole Porter, Andrew Lloyd-Webber, Elton John, Elvis and many more.
Come and hear the harmony, you’ll love it!
S
A
ISTM
CHRAROLS
C
2pm & 7:30pm
EN’S Sat 13th December
£12/£10/£7(Child)/£9 (Group of 10+)
LDR
CHI
Credit cards now accepted
£10/£8 (Children)
7:30pm
Lowrider
A Kick in The Baubles
Sunday 7th December
£8
DECEMBER
DECEMBER
Thurs 4th to Sat 6th December
Baroque Theatre Company presents
AGE
ESTED
SUGG +
8
Ebenezer Scrooge in this festive Victorian treat. After Dr. Watson
fails to cheer Holmes into celebrating the holiday season, the
unrepentant, ill-tempered detective is forced to deduce the facts
and solve the most important mystery of his life – past, present
and future. Experience a magical mix of Dickens and Doyle …
Don’t miss this cheery, insightful and truly atmospheric journey
with some of literature’s best.
Box Office: 01502 589726
www.theseagull.co.uk
Sherlock Holmes &
the Case of the
Christmas
Carol
Literature’s favourite quirky detective is infused with the spirit of
Members of the Seagull Theatre community invite you to
encounter the Christmas story through words, images and
carols both old and new. Admission is free and the theatre
bar will be offering seasonal refreshments.
DECEMBER
Wednesday 17th to Sunday 28th December MILY
FA
£8/£7/£5 Children
7pm : 17th, 18th, 19th, 20th, 22nd, 23rd, 27th
2pm : 20th, 21st (Autism Friendly Performance)
KEEPING IT IN THE FAMILY
IT’S NOT JUST ABOUT THE NUMBERS
23rd, 24th, 27th, 28th
Book your tickets online!
The
Following an unfortunate incident with
a reality-altering magic mirror, the
now unspeakably evil Snow Queen
terrifies the land. She has her sights
set on hot-headed Kai to join her in
her palace of ice and won’t take no
for an answer. Wrap up warm and
join the heroic Gerda, an amorous
Grandmother and a down-on-his-luck
storyteller as they battle highway
robbers, an assortment of winterthemed henchmen and the frozenhearted Snow Queen herself in a bid
to rescue Kai.
The brilliant Seagull Christmas
production returns with a thrilling 4D
tale of action, adventure and iceskates for the whole family.
www.theseagull.co.uk
Snow
Queen
An innovative and forward thinking firm of chartered accountants
which has been helping families preserve and grow their businesses
and wealth for over 150 years.
For a free consultation contact:
When ice becomes your prison,
only a warm heart can set you free…
Sue Rolfe | 01502 563921 | [email protected]
www.lovewell-blake.co.uk
KIIR
K
RK
KL
LE
CL
C
EY
LIIF
Y
FF
FR
RO
OA
AD
D
TO
T
OL
LO
OW
WE
ES
LO
L
ST
ON
TO
ND
OF
DO
FT
ON
TT
NR
TO
OW
RO
WN
OA
AD
NC
DS
CE
SO
EN
OU
NT
UT
TR
RE
TH
MO
M
H
E
OR
RT
TO
ON
NR
RO
OA
AD
D
A1
A
12
2
D
AD
OA
RO
DR
LD
EL
FIIE
EF
KE
AK
PA
P
Get in touch to find out more about getting involved or about
hiring one of our studios for your own event or seminar
Morton Road
Morton
Road
Pakefield Lowestoft
Pakefield
Lowestoft NR33
NR33 0JH
0JH
Box Office:
Box
Office: 01502
01502 589726
589726
D
AD
OA
RO
R
FABBA Theatre for Adults with Learning Disabilities
Pakefield Academy of Performing Arts
Acting With Agnes Lillis (12-18 yrs)
Tuesdays Mattie & Mimi’s Pre-School Music Class
Pakefield Academy of Performing Arts
Acting With Agnes Lillis (18 yrs+)
Wednesdays Hatha Yoga
Seagull Youth Theatre
Thursdays
Dynamic Yoga
Dynamic Theatre Company
Fridays RPG/Model War Gaming
Razzle Dazzle Drama & Performing Arts
Saturdays Theatre Train Performing Arts Classes
Sundays
Yeast Theatre Group
Seagull Community Choir
How to
How
to find
find us
us
Box Office
opening hours:
Monday to
Saturday
12 noon to 4pm
and during
performances
S
TS
T
Mondays SSTT
REE
R
EETT
N
AIIN
A
At The Seagull we have many classes and regular
workshops for you to get involved in
S
LL S
Classes & Workshops
SSH
HO
O
RTT
R
ALL
A
The fund was set up by Taylor’s parents,
Elaine & Gary after the 19 year old was
killed in a car crash in 2011.
Since then, they have worked tirelessly
through numerous fundraising events to
benefit local causes. They recently broke
through the £50,000 barrier helping out
over 60 beneficiaries.
The Seagull Theatre proudly supports
this charity for the duration of this
brochure and hopes to help them continue
their fantastic work.
The Seagull Youth Theatre
Relaunch of our Youth Wing that will
include all aspects of theatre including
technical aspects such as lighting,
sound and sets.
Suitable for all children aged 5-12 and
running alongside school timetables.
Most sessions will be held on
Wednesdays and will culminate
in productions through the year.
Ask for further details.
About the Seagull
F.W. KNIGHTS
T
Many thanks for your support.
Established 1962
Family Run Business
180 London Road North
Lowestoft NR32 1HB
Tel/Fax 01502 572973
for quality
soft furnishings
DOMESTIC AND COMMERCIAL ENQUIRIES WELCOME
A
Lo ll S
0 w ain
07 150 esto ts R
in 94 2 5 ft oa
fo 1 62
d
@ 54 2
fe
2
1
2
rin 3
im 37 or
ed
ia
.co
.u
k
CURTAINS,BLINDS & VOILES ETC.
MADE TO MEASURE FROM A LARGE
SELECTION OF FABRICS
FREE MEASURING SERVICE AVAILABLE
TRACKS & POLES SUPPLIED & FITTED
How You Can
Support Us
Contribute £5 a month
og
ra
ph
y
Vi
de
o
https://www.facebook.com/seagulltheatre?fref=ts
ot
to the Seagull Nest Egg Fund
This helps to keep the Seagull
flying! Donations are a vital
source of our income.
Pay £50 per year
to sponsor a seat in our
auditorium. We can’t guarantee
you will always sit on this seat
but the seat will have a plaque
bearing your name so you can
choose it when booking.
Advertise in our
brochure and on
our posters
If you have a business, why
not take the opportunity to
spread your profile amongst
our audience members. Your
customers will see that you
support the community.
Gift Tokens
Not sure what to get a friend
who has everything? We can
provide you with a Gift Token
that can be spent on tickets for
a show of their choice.
Ph
he Seagull is an intimate 112 seat theatre in
Lowestoft, Suffolk that plays host to a regular
stream of local talent, regional and national
touring theatre companies & bands offering a diverse
program for all ages and tastes.
The Seagull Theatre was originally The Morton
Road School until the early 1960s when it was
converted to the building that exists today. In 2006
Suffolk County Council withdrew their funding which
caused its temporary closure. As a result of this the
SOS (‘Save our Seagull’) group was formed, the
patrons of which were Oscar-winning Dame Judi
Dench and Laurence Olivier Award winning Desmond
Barrit. Dame Judi pledged her personal support to the
campaigners fighting to save the theatre. The Seagull
was saved and reopened in 2007 and has since
been renovated. We have now established status as
a Community Interest Company and we truly believe
we have an important role to play as a dedicated
community performing arts centre. We are continually
working on community projects in addition to working
very closely with local schools. We currently receive
no continuous outside funding. We have 3 large
studios, office space and a theatre with licensed bar
to rent for private functions and we are continually
working on improving the building as finances allow.
The theatre has its own in-house production
company, The Seagull Rep, and is also home to many
local companies as well as two theatre schools.
The Seagull’s continuing survival is dependent
upon its volunteers. We are always looking for new
volunteers, so if you’d like to help us either doing
something technical, administrative or just want to
help make teas, we can always use new people. To
find out more, email us at [email protected], call
us on (01502) 589726 or like us on Facebook. If you
have an email address please join our marketing list
to receive up to date information and special offers. If
you have already visited the Seagull and enjoyed your
experience, we hope you will return and please tell all
your friends and family. If you have not, please come
and give us a look and see one of the vast variety of
shows and events we have on offer. Also, we always
welcome new ideas. The Seagull is a community
theatre and we need the community to be involved so
we can provide events, facilities and services that you,
the audience, would like to see.
Are you a performer?
We specialise in Show-reels using HD Video
and Still Photography especially for you...
The Musicians Choice
M.R.King
M.R.King &
& Sons
Sons
M.R.King & Sons have been successfully serving
M.R.King & Sons have been successfully serving
the motorists in The East of England since 1972.
the motorists in The East of England since 1972.
ht only at our special preview event.
We
We look
look forward
forward to
to adding
adding you
you to
to our
our extensive
extensive
list
of
satisfied
customers.
list of satisfied customers.
ht only at
our
special
preview
event.
llbinding?
The
unique
‘double
bubble’
shape of the roof?
ellbinding?
bubble’
of the roof?
maybe it’sThe
theunique
deeply‘double
sculpted
sidesshape
and curved
rear
rurmaybe
sculpted
sidesplace
and call
curved
rear
specialit’s
onethe
offdeeply
event. To
book your
us now
our special one off event. To book your place call us now
Lowestoft
Lowestoft
01502
01502 573955
573955
Saxmundham
01728 603435
Code
Code Test
Test Dealer
411 Folgate
Folgate Street
Street London
London 020
020 7866
7866 7840
7840
www.code-uk.com
www.code-uk.com
s in
in mpg
mpg (l/100km)
(l/100km) for
for the
the RCZ
RCZ are:
are: Combined
Combined 36.7
36.7 (7.7)
(7.7) -- 52.3
52.3 (5.4)
(5.4)
Lowestoft
01502 525425
Halesworth
01986 874464
Motablilty Specialists for New
Motablilty Specialists for New
and Used Cars
and Used Cars
New
New &
& Used
Used Vehicles
Vehicles
Finance
Finance
Servicing
Servicing
Genuine
Genuine Parts
Parts &
&
Accessories
Accessories
MOT's
MOT's
Bodyshop
Bodyshop
Valeting
Valeting
Tyres
Car Hire
Collection service
Courtesy Cars
All Make Sales
New and Used at
our Woodbridge
Woodbridge
our
Branch
Branch
Woodbridge
Woodbridge
0844
0844
7700655
7700655
www.mrking.co.uk
www.mrking.co.uk