CITIZENS THEATRE
GORBALS 041-429 0022 GLASGOW
THE RIVALS
Richard Brinsley Sheridan 1-23 MARCH AT 7.30PM
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GOD SAY AMEN
(Themes from the Wars of the Roses) Tuesday 9 April - Saturday 13 April, 7.30pm
(only Scottish dates on a national tour) "Shakespeare without a safety net, thrillineg exciting and dangerous . . . brave and‘provocative . . .The ESC's risk-taking style is both innovative and challenging." TIMES EDUCATIONAL suppuamam
Tickets £5(£2.50); schools £2.50 & £2 Shared experience THEATRE SWEET SESSIONS
(a drama based round Shakespeare's sonnets)
Tuesday 16 - Saturday 20 April, 7.30pm
" . . . a company intent on exploring the boundaries of performance."
-l-'L\'ANCIAI. TIMES Tickets £5(£2.50)
WORKSHOPS AVAIIABLF. WITH BOTH COMPANIES - please phone for details
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Directed by JOHN BETI Iksigned by Colin MacNEIl.
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1 - 21 and 23 MARCH at 7.30pm
Saturday matinees 9, 16, 23 at 2pm Free Ceilidh after Friday and Saturday evening shows i Tickets £5 and £3.50 (concession) and £4 and £2 for matinees Available from Box Office ‘ The Clyde Theatre, % Boquhanran Road, Clydebank. Tel ()4] 95] l2()()
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