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Steven Pacey in Relatively Speaking
RichardMk2	#1 Posted on 15-11-2022 20:54
Delta Grade Posts: 21 Joined: 16.01.22	This play, produced by the Bath Theatre company runs at Malvern Theatre from Tue 7th to Sat 11th March 2023. For those of you not familiar with this venue, it's located in the centre of this attractive spa town. Car parking is available close by. Also a good variety of pubs and restaurants to eat at before or after. Edited by Supreme Commander on 19-11-2022 02:32


Lorna	#2 Posted on 16-11-2022 10:20
Beta Grade Posts: 661 Joined: 16.01.22	I will be going to one of his performances, but at the moment I am tossing up between Bath, Cheltenham and Malvern. I look behind me, what do I see? A pair of golden wings seem to be attached to me.


Lorna	#3 Posted on 18-11-2022 09:53
Beta Grade Posts: 661 Joined: 16.01.22	I have booked for Malvern. The matinee Edited by Lorna on 19-11-2022 08:48 I look behind me, what do I see? A pair of golden wings seem to be attached to me.


Supreme Commander	#4 Posted on 19-11-2022 02:54
Admin Posts: 120 Joined: 14.01.22	Tour dates we know so far (for links to box office see the item in our front page news): Bath Theatre Royal - Thr 12 to Sat 21 January 2023 Cheltenham Everyman - Tue 24 to Sat 28 January 2023 Aberdeen - His Majesty's Theatre - Tue 31 January to Sat 04 February 2023. Cambridge Arts Theatre - Tue 07 to Sat 11 February 2023 Eastbourne, Devonshire Park Theatre - Tue 14 to Sat 18 February 2023 Guildford, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre - Tue 21 to Sat 25 February 2023 Malvern Theatre - Tue 07 to Sat 11 March 2023 Definitely intending to see this - probably at the Yvonne Arnaud or Cambridge, and possibly also Eastbourne. It would be great to have a little Horizon group at each venue so anyone interested should add to this thread and hopefully find other takers for 'their' chosen venue. "Some days are better than others, Section Leader"


Obsidian	#5 Posted on 04-01-2023 05:46
Moderator Posts: 1596 Joined: 15.01.22	What goes around, comes around. Thought people might like to see this pic of Michael Keating back in the day as Philip, and Josie Kidd as his wife, Sheila, in 'Relatively Speaking' directed by Paul Darrow at The Connaught Theatre, Worthing. I do have some other pics somewhere. Don't philosophise at me you electronic moron.


Supreme Commander	#6 Posted on 21-01-2023 02:13
Admin Posts: 120 Joined: 14.01.22	Obsidian wrote: ↑ What goes around, comes around. Thought people might like to see this pic of Michael Keating back in the day as Philip, and Josie Kidd as his wife, Sheila, in 'Relatively Speaking' directed by Paul Darrow at The Connaught Theatre, Worthing. I do have some other pics somewhere. I saw this (and the other 2 'Worthing plays' - great photo and great show. It will be interesting to compare to this new production with Steven playing Philip which hopefully I'll be seeing in a few weeks. "Some days are better than others, Section Leader"


Obsidian	#7 Posted on 21-01-2023 10:53
Moderator Posts: 1596 Joined: 15.01.22	Supreme Commander wrote: ↑ Obsidian wrote: ↑ What goes around, comes around. Thought people might like to see this pic of Michael Keating back in the day as Philip, and Josie Kidd as his wife, Sheila, in 'Relatively Speaking' directed by Paul Darrow at The Connaught Theatre, Worthing. I do have some other pics somewhere. I saw this (and the other 2 'Worthing plays' - great photo and great show. It will be interesting to compare to this new production with Steven playing Philip which hopefully I'll be seeing in a few weeks. Thought you would have seen all the Worthing plays SC, and would enjoy the photo. Let us know what the production is like. I would dearly have loved an opportunity to see any of them. Don't philosophise at me you electronic moron.


ClareTarrant	#8 Posted on 22-01-2023 20:10
Ungraded Posts: 2 Joined: 19.01.23	Going to Malvern on 11th March, evening performance. I know a few people are coming already, but if anyone else wants to, feel free to join us.


Joe Dredd	#9 Posted on 23-01-2023 12:40
Moderator Posts: 120 Joined: 15.01.22	Quote at the moment I am tossing up between Bath, Cheltenham and Malvern. British Rail really must do something about their sandwiches.


ClareTarrant	#10 Posted on 23-01-2023 21:55
Ungraded Posts: 2 Joined: 19.01.23	I quite agree Joe! Ha ha

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