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Unfortunately this event has been cancelled. If you originally purchased tickets online, you should have had an automatic refund to your original method of payment. Please email rachel@malvern-theatres.co.uk if you have any queries regarding your refund. If you purchased tickets directly through the box office, we will contact you by phone as soon as the box office reopens to arrange a refund. Alternatively, if you would like a credit voucher redeemable against future productions please email rachel@malvern-theatres.co.uk with details…
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BOOKING INFORMATION: Due to the limited size of The Coach House Theatre, customers will be asked to wear face coverings beyond 19th July. Chinese Boxing A new one-man play by Mark Kitto Will China and the West ever understand each other? Sir Claude MacDonald, formerly Her Majesty’s Minister Plenipotentiary to Peking, does his best to resolve the issue. ‘Chinese Boxing’ is a topical and entertaining one-man show with a powerful message about China and ‘The West’, inspired by the Siege…
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Jenny Wren Productions presents Edith Nesbit’s THE RAILWAY CHILDREN A brand new adaptation by Fiona Ross We’re back, and we couldn’t be happier about it! Jenny Wren Productions present Edith Nesbit’s classic story of separations and reunions in a unique re-telling. At the end of World War 1, the Railway Children, now grown-up, revisit their childhood adventures in an effort to help Peter recover his lost memory. With live music, tales of community and unexpected friendships, acts of bravery…
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Unfortunately this event has been cancelled due to cases of Covid-19 within the cast. If you purchased tickets online you will have received an automatic refund for the cost of your tickets plus any booking fee paid. If you purchased tickets directly through the box office you will receive a call offering a refund. If you have any queries please contact the box office directly on 01684 892277 (Mon-Sat 9.30am-8pm).
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BOOKING INFORMATION: Due to the limited size of The Coach House Theatre, customers will be asked to wear face coverings beyond 19th July. Malvern Theatre Players (Resident Company of the Coach House Theatre) 44th Season The Rise and Fall of Little Voice By Jim Cartwright Little Voice has a hidden talent. Alone in her room with only her dead father’s record collection for company, she sings along with the greatest divas of the 20th century with a voice that is…
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Unfortunately, this production has been cancelled. If you purchased tickets online you will receive a full refund to your original method of payment. If you booked via the box office we will contact you in order to arrange a refund. If you have any queries, please contact the Box Office team 01684 892277.
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BOOKING INFORMATION: Due to the limited size of The Coach House Theatre, customers will be asked to wear face coverings beyond 19th July. *This event will be sold via Malvern Theatres box office until 6pm on 18th September. After that, tickets will be available to purchase (subject to availability) from the Coach House Theatre directly, 30 minutes prior to the film start time.* Director: Jean-Marie Poiré While searching for the sacred jewels, Knight Godefroy and his squire are accidentally transported to…
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Unfortunately this event has been cancelled. If you purchased tickets you will have been issued an automatic refund. If you have a booking query, please contact the box office on 01684 892277 (Mon-Sat, 9.30am-8pm).
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Director: Paul Grimault What is now regarded as a masterpiece of French animation, began life in 1948, as The Shepherdess and the Chimney Sweep (loosely based on the fairy tale of the same name by Hans Andersen) but it was not completed until 1980. It is a true explosion of fantasy the basic plot of which involves a chimney sweep and a shepherdess seeking to escape from the clutches of a tyrannical king. The whole film, though, is a…
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