THEATRE LISTINGS
the French language. 8pm. Free. Tramway‘s short season of L'Iiicoronazlone dl Poppea Mon 29 new theatre projects continues with an Jun-Thurs 2 Jul. 7.15pm. £4(£2). adaptation of Raymond Queneau‘s novel Montiverdi’s opera about the downfall of by Itt and Ott Theatre. a Glasgow-based Nero brought about by his second wife 5 multi-national company. See preview.
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I KING'S THEATRE 2 Leven Street. 229 1201. Box Office Mon—Sat 10am—8pm.
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I Poppea is performed by the RSAMD i Into the Blue: Training the Actor Sat 2()Jun. i 3" Buddy "9'" sum “"1" 5‘“ 271"" Opera Class. 5 1-3pm. Free. An afternoon debate to r ' on—Thu“ 7'30pm' F" and $3“ 5309'“ T H ER E Dlploma Show Tue 30Jun. 2pm. Free. discuss the establishment ofa permanent I find 8'30ij £7'50_£1.5'5(')jh 5 Final year students show what they're I actors‘ workshop in Scotland. 3 “ng'dlong'd'BUddy "me d5 "‘0 popmar
West End musical comes to town. See review.
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I THEATRE ROYAL Hope Street. 332 9000. Rehearsal Sat 20 Jun. 3.30pm. Free. A , . , Box Office Mon-Sat 10am-6pm. (7.30pm ’ chance to see Theatre Theatrical at work .slpgder s w,“ MOI? 29—5at41u1' Mon-F" on perfevgs). Bar. Buffet. [Access: PPA. (see below). .' 0pm 5pm and "£5 An‘TIhEE ST. R. Facilities: WC. ws. H. G. C. Help: Into the Blue: The Soldier’s Tale Sat 2()Jun. : “mm” W50" 0‘ “mm” ‘“ "‘C Km 5
CUMBERNAULD THEATRE COMPANY
S '. AA] r 8pm. £3 (£1 .50). Theatre Theatrical ‘. gfifismoiiiwnh the fin! OHM) Agatha House of Stair: Until Sat 20Jun. 7.30pm. revivesits successful Edinburgh Fringe ” - . _ ! Sat mat, 2.30pm. £4—£13. Gloria Theatre production based on a Russian folktale 3 55:23:01“ THEATRE GTCE'F-‘I'd? Place‘ the award-w|nn| ng ; Company was here last month withits “ and set in the depression ofpost-war : ws G C'[ CCLS‘S' R‘ L' qu'mcs' WC. 5 staging ofa Ruth Rendell nove|.A E EUTOPC- 3. aab‘c IN“ S. 7 )._ ‘ CO : Judgement in Stone. and now there‘sa é Uhu Mon 22—Wed 24 Jun. 8pm. £6 (£4). ' 88 at J sun 2] Jun. 8pm-
£7.5()—£9.5(). You'll be hard pressed to get tickets for the king ofthe Glasgow gutter. on stage with all your TV faves. Saturday
chance to see a more conventional staging France's NADA Theatre has been touring of another of her thrillers. Starring Sylvia this reworking of Alfred Jurry‘s L/hu Simms and Nyree Dawn Porter. it tells the plays, bizarre even by his surrealist
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CITIZENS THEATRE
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STRATHCLYDE SUMMER SEASON WILDCAT in EIGHT TO THE BAR by David Anderson 8; David MacLennan Tuesday 16 June - Saturday 4 July "...a happy show. full of famin good humour and warmth" 'l'llli HiiR.-\i.ii -' MICHAEL MEARS in A dazzling comedy I TOMORROW WE DO THE SKY by Michael Meai‘s ofwz't and Wilde ideas Tuesday 16 June - Saturday 4 July I "...a wicked sense of humour" THE INDEPENDENT
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