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The Illegal Eagles – Saturday 3^rd February at 7.30pm

Blood Brothers – DPA Academy of Dance & Performing Arts – Sunday 4^th February at 5.30pm

A thrilling adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s dark psychological fantasy, the production immerses you in the myth and mystery of 19th century London’s fog-bound streets where love, betrayal and murder lurk at every chilling twist and turn.
Why not make your evening even more fabulous with our celebration extras? For just £8, you will receive a small can of prosecco, champagne flute, chocolates and an ice cream token – in a lovely bespoke bag.
A pre-show talk is also available for this performance – free to ticket holders. Call the box office for more information.
Full Price: £18, Concessions: £16, Privilege Card Holders: 2 for 1 on full price, Under 25’s: £9.75.
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Jason Manford: Muddle Class – Wednesday 14^th February at 7.30pm

A mini Ealing comedy series has been announced at the Marina Theatre as the new films and screenings for February and March have been confirmed.

The Titfield Thunderbolt (U) is the first of three films as part of our mini-series of vintage films – after the success of our previous movies including Carousel and South Pacific.

The film, starring Stanley Holloway, will be shown at 2.30pm and 7.30pm on Monday, February 12

The second movie to be shown as part of the series is Whisky Galore! (U) at 2.30pm and 7.30pm on Monday, February 19.

Islanders off the coast of Scotland compete with a stuffy English commander to recover 50,000 cases of whisky from a wrecked cargo vessel.

This film will be shown in black & white.

The Third and final film of 3 in our mini Ealing Comedies series is Kind Hearts and Coronets (U) at 2.30pm and 7.30pm on Tuesday, February 27.

Starring: Alec Guinness, Louis Mazzini, Joan Greenwood and Valerie Hobson, this film will also be shown in black & white.

These vintage films are tailored to guests over 60, but open to all. All tickets for these films are £4.50 and include a standard tea or coffee.

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Films for February/March

The Greatest Showman (PG) – Wed 7^th, Thurs 8^th & Fri 9^th February. All 3 days at 2.30pm & 7.30pm.

Hostiles (15) – Tuesday 13^th and Thursday 15^th February. Both days at 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Coco (PG) – Tues 13^th, Wed 14^th & Thurs 15^th Feb. All 3 days at 10.30am

Last Flag Flying (15) Tues 20^th Feb at 7.30pm only, Wed 21^st Feb at 7.30pm only & Thurs 22^nd Feb at 2.30pm only.

3 Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (15) – Monday 26^th Feb at 7.30pm only, Wed 28^th Feb at 2.30pm & 7.30pm, Fri 2^nd March at 2.30pm only, Mon 5^th March at 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Journey’s End (12A) – Tues 6^th March at 7.30pm only. Wed 7^th and Thurs 8^th March. Both days at 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Phantom Thread (15) Friday 9^th, Saturday 10^th & Sunday 11^th March. All 3 days at 2.30pm & 7.30pm, Monday 12^th & Tuesday 13^th March at 2.30pm ONLY

Darkest Hour (PG) Monday 19^th March at 2.30pm only. Tuesday 20^th & Wednesday 21^st March. Both days at 2.30pm & 7.30pm

 Screenings for February/March

 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof – NT Live (15) Thursday 22^nd February 2018 at 7.00pm – encore screening

 Twelfth Night – RSC (12A As Live) Friday 2^nd March at 7.00pm – encore screening

 Flames of Paris – Bolshoi Ballet – Sunday 4^th March at 3pm – Live Screening

Classical music will soon be more accessible for everyone after the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra announced that Lowestoft will be one of its principal residencies.

The prestigious group of musicians have been the resident Orchestra at the Marina Theatre since 2005.

But now, along with their hugely popular live performances, the Orchestra will ensure its work extends beyond the concert stage – with a developed community and education programme run by RPO Resound.

They will soon start a three-year programme with Children & the Arts and the Marina Theatre, which aims to engage up to 900 local primary school children with the wonders of classical music.

Alongside community and education work in the area, the RPO will continue to present concerts offering a range of music to suit all tastes. Their 2018 season at Marina Theatre is on sale now, opening with A Night at the Movies on Friday 22 June, which brings together iconic and epic film soundtracks. Also on the bill is the annual patriotic favourite Last Night of the Proms on Friday 14 September and A Night at the Symphony on Friday 16 November featuring Schumann’s Cello Concerto.

Lee Henderson, Chief Executive at the Marina Theatre, said: “We are immensely proud that the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra have chosen Lowestoft as one of their principal residencies.

“This will make classical music even more accessible for the community as we continue to build on years of music making here at the Marina Theatre.

“We are looking forward to the next chapter of this exciting collaboration.”

A group of Young Producers from Lowestoft Sixth Form College are already planning, devising and working on ways to present a concert with a full symphony orchestra as part of the Sound Around project.

Working with Orchestras Live, this will end with two performances for local schools, as well as a special relaxed concert especially for adults and young people with additional needs.

James Williams, Managing Director of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, said:

“The RPO is extremely proud of our Residency in Lowestoft and looks forward to developing our partnership with the Marina Theatre over the next 5 years and beyond as one of the Orchestra’s Principal UK Residencies. Our mission of creating live orchestral experiences available to everyone will sit at the heart of our concert, community and education programmes in Lowestoft, brilliantly supported by Lee Henderson, the team at the Marina Theatre and the loyal audiences and partners we’ve developed over many years. Do join us for what promises to be a terrific season of music making to celebrate this ongoing partnership.”

Alongside Lowestoft, the other principal residencies for the Orchestra are Cambridge, Northampton, Reading, Crawley, Hull and Scunthorpe.

To book for any of the performances at the Marina Theatre, call the box office on 01502 533200 or visit the website.