CORONAVIRUS: All UK venues closed on 16th March 2020 and there is currently no planned re-opening time though it will not be before 1st June 2020 and is most likely to be September (according to some West End producers).
Some shows have been cancelled, or closed early, but many are being rescheduled and we are trying to keep up with the changes - assume that anything posted for April and May is actually postponed or cancelled. Pantomimes are possible but a few venues and shows may not return and larger venues and tours are unlikely to re-appear before 2021 though we have some hope for some panto ....
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Sad and troubled, young William Beech is evacuated to the idyllic English countryside as Britain stands on the brink of World War II and is billeted with the curmudgeonly recluse Tom Oakley. Tom and Will build a remarkable and moving friendship, an unlikely bond which transforms them both, only to have their newfound happiness shattered when Will is summoned back to London by his mother. Heart-warming and inspiring, this story of two broken souls at opposite ends of the age scale celebrates the value of love and proves that friendship knows no barriers. Perfect for schools and families; suitable for children aged from 8 years.Performers Louise Collins (Ginnie/Nurse), Laura Cubitt (Sammy/Puppeteer), Kamran Darabi Ford (George/Policeman), Oliver Ford Davies (Tom Oakley), Joanne Howarth (Mrs Fletcher/Glad/Social Worker), Anne Kavanagh (Dr Little/Mrs Miller), Aoife McMahon (Mrs Annie Hartridge/Mrs Beeach), Freya Parker (Carrie/Sister), Georgina Sutton (Billeting Officer/Miss Thorne), Alan Vicary (Mr Miller/ARP Warden), Jonathan Warde (Charlie Ruddles/David Hartridge/Vicar/Ticket Collector/Mr Stelton), Emma Drysdale (Understudy).
Book by Michelle Magorian. Lyrics Michelle Magorian. Music Gary Carpenter. Lyrics Gary Carpenter (additional lyrics). Producer Chichester Festival Theatre (in association with The Children's Touring Partnership). Adapted by David Wood. Director Angus Jackson. Design Robert Innes Hopkins. Lighting Tim Mitchell. Sound Gregory Clark. Music John Tams. Music Matthew Scott. Other Toby Olie (puppets and puppetry).
Goodnight Mister Tom
Goodnight Mister Tom (Musical) production archive for QTIX code T026719594. Details of all Goodnight Mister Tom archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S1121840278Archive Listings
| 11 May 11 to 14 May 11 | New Theatre Cardiff Glamorgan |
| 4 May 11 to 8 May 11 | Theatre Royal Nottingham Nottinghamshire |
| 26 Apr 11 to 30 Apr 11 | Rose Theatre Kingston Kingston Surrey |
| 26 Apr 11 to 30 Apr 11 | The Rose Playhouse Inner London Greater London |
| 19 Apr 11 to 23 Apr 11 | The Orchard Dartford Kent |
| 12 Apr 11 to 16 Apr 11 | Belgrade Theatre Coventry West Midlands |
| 5 Apr 11 to 9 Apr 11 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse) Leeds West Yorkshire |
| 29 Mar 11 to 2 Apr 11 | Darlington Hippodrome (formerly Civic Theatre) Darlington County Durham |
| 15 Mar 11 to 19 Mar 11 | Malvern Theatres Malvern Worcestershire |
| 9 Mar 11 to 12 Mar 11 | Theatre Royal Norwich Norfolk |
| 1 Mar 11 to 5 Mar 11 | Wycombe Swan High Wycombe Buckinghamshire |
| 22 Feb 11 to 26 Feb 11 | Theatre Royal Plymouth Devon |
| 15 Feb 11 to 19 Feb 11 | The Lowry Salford Greater Manchester |
| 8 Feb 11 to 12 Feb 11 | Grand Theatre Wolverhampton West Midlands |
| 2 Feb 11 to 5 Feb 11 | Chichester Festival Theatre Chichester West Sussex |
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