James and the Giant Peach - Carriageworks Theatre - November 2018
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Please be aware that each performance includes
the use of flashing lights and a pyrotechnic flash effect. Important information re. the availability of tickets ...
Wednesday & Thursday: tickets still available to book. Friday & Saturday: very limited number of seats still available. (report updated 20 October) James lives with his Aunt Spiker and Aunt Sponge, the most mean and horrible Aunts in England. They make him work and slave and never let him play with other children. Then one day he meets a mysterious old man who gives him a gift … a bag of magical crocodile tongues. When James accidentally spills the bag near an old peach tree the most amazing things start to happen – and James sets out on the adventure of a lifetime with the most remarkable group of characters you could ever meet!
Join us as James, the Old Green Grasshopper, Miss Spider, Centipede, Earthworm and Ladybird emerge from the peach and tell the people of New York the tale of their fabulous adventure. “The content is timeless and, thanks to the adaptive genius of David Wood, is now enabling a new generation of children, of all ages, the chance to marvel at the brilliance of the master storyteller via the magic of the theatre.”
Encore Magazine “… an excellent adaptation of Roald Dahl’s classic by David Wood … an excellent introduction to live theatre.”
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Leeds Children's Theatre will be supporting the Roald Dahl Nurses charity with our bucket collections during performances of James and the Giant Peach. Ronald Dahl children's nurses provide care and support to seriously ill children and their families who are living with a variety of serious, rare and undiagnosed conditions. Based in hospitals across the UK, they are specialists in their fields.
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How to book tickets for our shows at the Carriageworks Theatre, Leeds.
Please note that we included the council's Box Office 6% booking fee within the ticket price. What you see is what you pay!
The City Centre Box Office is open Monday to Saturday from 10am until 15 minutes after the last performance begins, or 10am until 6pm when there is no performance. Sundays: 30 minutes prior to performance.
An event Box Office will be open at the Carriageworks Theatre from 1 hour before performance start times for you to collect your tickets.
Please note that we included the council's Box Office 6% booking fee within the ticket price. What you see is what you pay!
- By Phone (0113) 376 0318
The City Centre Box Office is open Monday to Saturday from 10am until 15 minutes after the last performance begins, or 10am until 6pm when there is no performance. Sundays: 30 minutes prior to performance.
- Online via the theatre website
- By email
- In person
An event Box Office will be open at the Carriageworks Theatre from 1 hour before performance start times for you to collect your tickets.
Leeds Children's Theatre's most recent productions at the Carriageworks Theatre include ...
The Demon Headmaster, 21st - 24 March 2018, Carriageworks Theatre (The Studio)
The Demon Headmaster cast members with director, Dan Dainter, in The Studio, (Carriageworks Theatre) March 2018
Goodnight Mister Tom, 15-18 November 2017 Carriageworks Theatre (Main Auditorium)
We would like to thank everyone who supported our production of Goodnight Mister Tom; Our fabulous audiences, our dedicated cast members, friends, family, our talented production team and the Carriageworks Theatre staff who assisted us during the week we were in theatre.
Goodnight Mister Tom cast members with director, Ian Goodison, during the dress rehearsal, 14 Nov 2017, Carriageworks Theatre.
Notices & members information
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Guild Awards Evening 2018 - Congratulations to Jane, Bernard, Molly, Harley and Dan who were all nominated for awards this year. The event took place at the Carriageworks Theatre on Saturday 1 September, and we're delighted to report that Molly Goodison won "BEST FEMALE SUPPORTING PERFORMANCE IN A DRAMATIC PRODUCTION" for Goodnight Mister Tom.
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There will be no Saturday Workshop on 10 November as we are performing in theatre that week.
This year the final Saturday Workshop before the Christmas break will be on 15 December. |
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13+ Friday Workshops
Our regular monthly workshops for members aged 13+ started on Friday 16 February 2018, hosted by Tony, Manda and James. The cost is £3 a session (pay on the day). Although these are usually held on the 3rd Friday every month there are days when the theatre can't offer us a room, so please check first. Please note the days/dates for the following months ... Friday 19 October 2018 Friday 16 November 2018 Friday 21 December 2018 |
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Cast please make sure you are kept updated about any changes to the rehearsal schedule by ensuring that your contact details are up to date with Janine, Dan and/or Karen. Changes are also posted on our members only (closed/secret) Facebook Group.
The latest (v6) was issued 6 September |
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Thank you to everyone who helped with our pop-up workshops at this year's St Gemma's "Family Fun Day and Classic Car Show" (Temple Newsman Saturday 18 August).
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Many thanks to everyone who turned up to help at Kirkstall Festival this year (14 July). We raised over £100 for the society - huge thanks to our face painters and members who donated books. |
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THE CHILD FRIENDLY LEEDS AWARDS 2018
Awarded to: Leeds Children's Theatre. Nominated in the Inspiring Creativity Through Arts and Culture category. |
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It's Always Great To Hear From Past Members, Especially When They're Letting Us Know About Projects That They're Working On ...
Testimonials from a few of our past members of Leeds Children's Theatre ... read |
Parents, please ask us about how you might help the society ... as chaperones, publicity, craft skills, front of house, scenery, technical skills etc
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"The aim of Leeds Children's Theatre is to produce plays suitable for children, the players to be either children or adults or both, as is necessary for the production".
This was drawn into the constitution in April 1937 and it remains the aim of Leeds Children's Theatre today.
This was drawn into the constitution in April 1937 and it remains the aim of Leeds Children's Theatre today.