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Coronavirus update - June 2021
We are now showing films on a weekly basis, mostly on Sunday nights, but occasional family films on Saturday
afternoons. Tickets are now on sale at Congleton Information Centre, 01260
271095. Socially distanced seating means that we will be limited to around 100 seats. Book early to avoid disappointment.
We will be unable to put in a second showing if this one is sold out.
We will add events here when they are announced.
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In THE FATHER, Hopkins plays the eponymous role of a mischievous and highly independent man who, as he ages, refuses all assistance from his daughter Anne (Olivia Colman). Yet, such help has become essential following Anne’s decision to move to Paris with her partner. As Anne’s father tries to make sense of his changing circumstances, he begins to doubt his loved ones, his own mind and even the fabric of his reality.
THE FATHER is drawn from the stage play of the same name, which was written by Zeller and launched in Paris in 2012, winning a Moliere Award for Best Play, before hitting Broadway and London’s West End, where it won both Tony and Olivier Awards for Best Actor (for Frank Langella and Kenneth Cranham respectively). Zeller is currently directing the film adaptation in London, from a screenplay he co-wrote with Christopher Hampton (ATONEMENT, DANGEROUS LIAISONS).
Starring: Anthony Hopkins, Olivia Colman, Imogen Poots, Rufus Sewell, Olivia Williams and Mark Gatiss
Tickets are £5, available from Congleton Information Centre
Please note, we are continuing to maintain socially distanced seating, one way systems, and requesting that audience members wear masks unless eating or drinking .
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SOL's summer school is re-opening this year. This two night performance will be the culmination of the young peoples work.
Tickets from Ticketsource
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The international smash hit musical comedy Hairspray the Musical.
Baltimore, 1962. Tracy Turnblad is a big girl with big hair and an even bigger dream: to dance her way onto national TV, and into the heart of teen idol Link Larkin. Tracy’s audition makes her a local star and soon she is using her new-found fame to fight for integration. But can she win equality – and Link’s heart – without denting her ‘do'?
Featuring the hit songs Welcome To The 60s, You Can’t Stop The Beat, The Nicest Kids in Town and many more.
Performances on Friday 27th Augst at 7.40pm and Suaturday 28th August at 2.30pm and 7.30pm
Tickets are £12, available from Congleton Information Centre and Ticketsource
Daneside Theatre is an independent theatre with a charitable status that aims to provide a venue for the community that all ages can benefit from.
The 300-seat theatre is located just on the edge of the town centre just off the Mountbatten Way, the dual carriageway that runs through the town. It is the home of various amateur groups as well as being available to hire for shows and business events. The original theatre built in the 1980s was extended in 2000 to add rehearsal rooms, scenery store and provides better access and facilities for all theatre users.
These facilities enable shows of all types to be staged, from plays to musicals, films to dance shows, pantomimes to concerts. So we aim to have something to suit all tastes during our season.
For further details of our shows this current season see the What’s On section.
For online tickets, click on the big ticket:
Over the next two years we will be embarking on an exciting project to improve the foyer area of the theatre, and small improvements to the auditorium and back stage areas.
If you think that you could help us with our fund-raising activities, please get in touch
Please support the theatre in our goal to maintain and improve the theatre. We have no central funding and are supported by the societies that use the theatre, and by you, our audiences.