Interludes Hotel Scarborough
Stephen Joseph Theatre . . .
For any performance at the theatre we are happy to organise your tickets for you to collect from the box office on the night.
The tariff for a theatre package is simply the bed & breakfast rate + theatre tickets
eg a mid-week show will cost you GBP66.00 B&B + 2 tickets @ GBP17.00 = GBP100.00 total
or, a Saturday night show will cost you GBP66.00 B&B + 2 tickets @ GBP19.50 = GBP105.00 total
If you prefer to stay with us on a B&B basis and get your own tickets then either phone the box office (01723) 370541 or book on-line at the SJT website
Current Season :
Where a film is shown in the McCarthy the name & classification are shown.
Scroll down for later dates . . .
| Thu 11-Mar | 1.30pm & 7.30pm In Lambeth | 2.45pm & 7.45pm Nine (12a) | | Fri 12-Mar | 7.30pm In Lambeth | 7.45pm The Informant (15) | | Sat 13-Mar | 2.30pm & 7.30pm In Lambeth | 2.45pm & 7.45pm Film The Informant (15) | | Sun 14-Mar | | | | Mon 15-Mar | | 7.45pm The Informant (15) | | Tue 16-Mar | 7.30pm Medea | 7.45pm The Informant (15) | | Wed 17-Mar | 7.30pm Medea | 7.45pm The Informant (15) | | Thu 18-Mar | 1.30pm & 7.30pm Medea | 2.45pm & 7.45pm The Informant (15) | | Fri 19-Mar | 7.30pm Medea | 7.45pm Harry Brown (18) | | Sat 20-Mar | 2.30pm & 7.30pm Medea | 2.45pm & 7.45pm Harry Brown (18) | | Sun 21-Mar | | | | Mon 22-Mar | 7.30pm Red Priest | 7.45pm Harry Brown (18) | | Tue 23-Mar | | 7.45pm Harry Brown (18) | | Wed 24-Mar | | 7.45pm Harry Brown (18) | | Thu 25-Mar | | 2.45pm & 7.45pm Harry Brown (18) | | Fri 26-Mar | | | | Sat 27-Mar | National Student Drama Festival | National Student Drama Festival | | Sun 28-Mar | National Student Drama Festival | National Student Drama Festival | | Mon 29-Mar | National Student Drama Festival | National Student Drama Festival | | Tue 30-Mar | National Student Drama Festival | National Student Drama Festival | | Wed 31-Mar | National Student Drama Festival | National Student Drama Festival | | Thu 01-Apr | National Student Drama Festival | National Student Drama Festival | | Fri 02-Apr | National Student Drama Festival | National Student Drama Festival | | Sat 03-Apr | | | | Sun 04-Apr | | | | Mon 05-Apr | 7.30pm Men of the World | 7.45pm Film tba | | Tue 06-Apr | 7.30pm Men of the World | 7.45pm Film tba | | Wed 07-Apr | 7.30pm Men of the World | 7.45pm Film tba | | Thu 08-Apr | 2.30pm & 7.30pm Men of the World | 2.45pm & 7.45pm Film tba | | Fri 09-Apr | 7.30pm Men of the World | 7.45pm Film tba | | Sat 10-Apr | 2.30pm & 7.30pm Men of the World | 2.45pm & 7.45pm Film tba | | Sun 11-Apr | | | | Mon 12-Apr | | | | Tue 13-Apr | | | | Wed 14-Apr | | | | Thu 15-Apr | 7.30pm Kungsbacka Piano Trio | | | Fri 16-Apr | | | | Sat 17-Apr | Open Day | Open Day | | Sun 18-Apr | | | | Mon 19-Apr | | | | Tue 20-Apr | | | | Wed 21-Apr | | | | Thu 22-Apr | | | | Fri 23-Apr | | | | Sat 24-Apr | | | | Sun 25-Apr | | | | Mon 26-Apr | | | | Tue 27-Apr | | | | Wed 28-Apr | | | | Thu 29-Apr | | | | Fri 30-Apr | | | | Sat 01-May | | | | Sun 02-May | | | | Mon 03-May | | | | Tue 04-May | | | | Wed 05-May | | | | Thu 06-May | | | | Fri 07-May | | | | Sat 08-May | | | | Sun 09-May | | | | Mon 10-May | | | | Tue 11-May | | | | Wed 12-May | | | | Thu 13-May | 7.30pm Doric Quartet | | | Fri 14-May | | | | Sat 15-May | | | | Sun 16-May | | | | Mon 17-May | | | | Tue 18-May | | | | Wed 19-May | | | | Thu 20-May | | | | Fri 21-May | | | | Sat 22-May | | | | Sun 23-May | | | | Mon 24-May | | | | Tue 25-May | | | | Wed 26-May | | | | Thu 27-May | | | | Fri 28-May | | | | Sat 29-May | | | | Sun 30-May | | | | Mon 31-May | | | "In Lambeth" written by and starring Jack ShepherdMonday 8th to Saturday 13th March A meeting of two radical minds - the revolutionary Thomas Paine and the visionary William Blake. An ailing and unfair society in need of reform isn't a new problem. In Lambeth looks at a Britain shaken by the momentous turmoil across the channel. Paine argues for radical revolutionary change, Blake argues that perhaps no revolution is worth the blood spilled. Love&Madness present a twenty first anniversary tour starring Jack Shepherd.
Northern Broadsides present "Medea" by Euripedes in a new version by Tom Paulin, directed by Barrie RutterTuesday 16th to Saturday 20th March Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned Alone; betrayed by a husband she sacrificed everything for, Medea unleashes a horrific vengeance on her enemies, making both assassins and victims of her own children. Featuring one of the most powerful female roles in the history of drama, Medea is an intense story fuelled by passion, hatred and deadly rage. Heroic yet deadly, sympathetic yet appalling Medea's barbaric actions will stir your own emotions as you find yourself irresistibly drawn into the nightmare world of this spectacularly vengeful woman. Northern Broadsides are internationally celebrated for their highly charged performance style and charismatic cast of actors, winning them the loyal following of the public and critics alike. Their vitality, directness and energy will ignite the dramatic voltage of Tom Pauline's gripping new version.
Hull Truck Theatre presents "Men of the World" written by BAFTA Award winning John GodberMonday 5th to Saturday 10th April Join Stick, Frank and Happy Larry (two men and a woman!) as they embark on another coach journey down the Rhine Valley.... these long suffering drivers have seen it all and done it all; so as they head towards the Channel Tunnel with thirty old age pensioners in Paris, search for lost teeth in Koblenz and witness love affairs in Boppard...and after a four-day 'Umpah' party they make the long journey back. Funny, sad and cinematic you'll be amazed as Stick, Frank and Happy Larry play many of the pensioners in a total evocation of a bus trip.
About the Stephen Joseph Theatre
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The Stephen Joseph Theatre is actually two theatres - The Round
(above, 404 seats completely surrounding a central stage) and The McCarthy
(below, 165 seats in a steep bank facing an end stage). There is also
an excellent restaurant, bar and wine bar, meeting room and bookshop
in the complex which was converted from an art deco cinema in
1996.
Sir Alan Ayckbourn is the artistic director and his own plays
are premiered here. The theatre also has a national reputation
for its work in presenting new works by other authors many of
which are destined for the West End of London. Standards are high
and a wide range of productions is available - musicals, comedies,
thrillers, tragedies, lunchtimes, matinees, evenings, late night
- all feature at some time of the year!
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The Stephen Joseph Theatre - the small town theatre with a national
reputation!
Scarborough's Stephen Joseph Theatre is one of the leading regional
theatres in the country. In recent years plays first seen at Scarborough
have achieved :-
West End runs of :-
- Things We Do For Love (Geilgud & Duchess Theatres)
- Time of My Life (Vaudeville Theatre)
- By Jeeves! (Duke of York's & Lyric Theatres)
- Neville's Island (Lyric Theatre)
- Two Weeks With the Queen (National Theatre)
- Communicating Doors (Geilgud & Savoy Theatres)
- Conversations With My Father (Old Vic Theatre)
- Comic Potential (Lyric Theatre)
- House and Garden (National Theatre)
- Damsels in Distress trilogy (GamePlan, RolePlay, FlatSpin) (Duchess Theatre) - with original Scarborough cast
- Absurd Person Singular (Garrick Theatre)
- The Norman Conquests trilogy (Old Vic)
- Woman in Mind (Vaudeville Theatre) - with Scarborough cast
Still running :-
- Woman in Black (Strand and Fortune Theatres) - running since June 1989 !
Also :-
- All Things Considered by Ben Brown which transferred to the Hampstead Theatre.
- Safari Party by Tim Firth directed by Alan Ayckbourn (Hampstead Theatre) with original Scarborough cast
National tours in the last ten years of plays premiered at the Stephen Joseph Theatre include:-
- The Farmers Bride
- Haunting Julia
- Love Me Slender
- Things We Do For Love
- Perfect Pitch
- Baby on Board
- Woman In Black
- Virtual Reality
- Damsels In Distress Trilogy
- Snake In The Grass
- The Boy Who Fell Into A Book and, innumerable tours of Ayckbourn plays.!
World or British Premieres since 1997 (excluding one act plays) at the Stephen Joseph Theatre include :-
- The Farmers Bride
- Things We Do For Love
- Fool To Yourself
- Honk
- Baby On Board
- Comic Potential
- Perfect Pitch
- Love Songs For Shopkeepers
- The Boy Who Fell Into a Book
- Cheap and Cheerful
- House and Garden
- Knights in Plastic Armour
- A Listening Heaven
- Body Language (mark II)
- Larkin With Women
- Virtual Reality
- Whenever
- Damsels In Distress Trilogy
- The Star Throwers
- Something Blue
- Man For Hire
- Snake In The Grass
- Beautiful People
- The Jollies
- Parting Shots
- How To Tell The Truth
- Making Waves
- Bedtime Stories
- Sugar Daddies
- My Sister Sadie
- Fly Me To The Moon
- Drowning on Dry Land
- Private Fears in Public Places
- Soap
- Fields of Gold
- Miss Yesterday
- Spittin' Distance
- The Jonah Boy
- Cybershopping
- Unless
- Improbable Fiction
- Playing God
- Villette
- Inglorious Technicolour
- If I Were You
- Touch Wood
- The Swing of Things
- Life and Beth
- Awaking Beauty
- My Wonderful Day
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