Milton Keynes Theatre Diary

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GEORGE III

Monday 24 to Sunday 29 Oct

Audiences at Milton Keynes Theatre are in for a true theatrical treat from 24 – 29 Oct with David Haig giving the performance of a lifetime in Alan Bennett’s The Madness of George III, directed by Christopher Luscombe.

One of Alan Bennett’s biggest hits, The Madness of George III originally premiered at the National Theatre in 1991 and went on to become an international theatrical sensation and an award-winning film. With a cast of 24, lavish costumes and a masterful central performance, this epic production combines drama, politics and humour into a vivid theatrical portrait of English history.



Jeffrey Bernard is Unwell

Monday 25 April 2011 to Saturday 30 April 2011

In a life devoted to alcohol, gambling and women, the ever-charming Jeffrey Bernard (Robert Powell) distinguished himself by excess. From Bernard’s colourful contributions to the Spectator’s Low Life column, fellow Fleet Street legend Keith Waterhouse created this gloriously funny and occasionally poignant entertainment.



Milton Jones

Only on Sunday 01 May 2011

Milton Jones, - you know the weird bloke with the shirts from Mock the Week. As well as star of the Michael Mcintyre Roadshow, and the voice of 8 series for Radio 4 (including The Very World of Milton Jones and Another Case of Milton Jones) and all sorts of other radio and telly as well. Awards too. Well it’s his new show with new stuff, not in his last show. Youtube him or something….

'Sultan of the surreal' The Guardian

'The best one-liner merchant in British Comedy' Chortle website

Please note – this show may contain material unsuitable for children and age restrictions may apply; please check with the box office if in doubt.



Cleopatra

Tuesday 03 May 2011 to Saturday 07 May 2011

Cleopatra’s legacy has inspired generations. Now, composer Claude-Michel Schönberg (Miss Saigon, Les Misérables) and Northern Ballet Artistic Director David Nixon OBE, bring her astounding story to the stage in this must-see ballet for 2011.



Lenny Henry in Cradle to Rave

Only on Sunday 08 May 2011

Cradle To Rave is the brand new one man show from Lenny Henry, fresh from his award winning stint in Northern Broadside's Othello. Lenny returns to his roots with a funky, funny and touching show about the thing he loves most: music. Cradle To Rave is a musical journey, exploring the role music has played, and will play, at every stage of Lenny's life from the womb to the tomb. Hit it!



 

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