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Built on its current site in 1805, the Theatre Royal Bath is one of the oldest working theatres in the country.
Theatre Royal, Sawclose, BATH BA1 1ET
Also home to The Ustinov Studio and the egg
Box Office: 01225 448844
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SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER at the Theatre Royal Bath
Anita Dobson, beloved by many for her appearances as Angie Watts in EastEnders and in Strictly Come Dancing stole the night with her hilarious entrance as the bedraggled, soaked and much-duped mother of the very naughty ...
THE FATHER at the Theatre Royal, Bath
"The universally praised production of Christopher Hampton’s translation of Florian Zeller’s French hit returns, triumphantly, to the Theatre Royal, this time in the main house. I reviewed this, my favourite play of ...
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST at Bath Theatre Royal
The Bath audience greeted Suchet’s entrance with warm applause. By the end they clapped long enough for repeated sweeps to the front of the stage with the entire cast and a final triumphant solo pose and flourish. A lo...
THE MOTHER at the Ustinov, Bath
Florian Zeller is a clever writer. Instinctively it appears, he has learned one of the peculiar strengths of the theatre; the relationship between spectator and actor, in tandem with one of the most precious of dramatic ...
Monty Python’s SPAMALOT at Bath Theatre Royal
It is difficult to decide who might be most disappointed by Monty Python’s Spamalot. Certainly fans of Eric Idle or the Holy Grail who will go expecting to see something raucous and silly and madcap – something that ...
THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE at Theatre Royal Bath
" . . . Only the most hidebound traditionalists would mourn the absence of females in the cast, so convincing is this version. I found it quite revelatory . . . this is undoubtedly a hugely enjoyable show, for having an ...
OUTSIDE MULLINGAR at the Ustinov Theatre, Bath
"This compassionate and delightful romantic comedy from the Pulitzer Prize, Tony and Oscar-winning author of Doubt will win many hearts. The great appeal in John Patrick Shanley’s play lies in one woman’s fight to ov...
A MAD WORLD MY MASTERS at Bath Theatre Royal
" . . . the whole play is unblushingly mined for laughs with characterization going little deeper than the epithetical names, some of which have been changed for a modern ear. The humour is as broad as a Carry On film an...
THE HARVEST at the Ustinov Studio, Bath
" . . . Like the Emperor’s New Clothes, Pavel’s play is, on the surface, see-through simple. Apples are picked and attempts are made to put them in crates for an hour. That we come out debating references to the disa...
Daphne du Maurier’s REBECCA at the Theatre Royal Bath
" . . . Kneehigh brought trademark sideshow moments to the production. Throughout, moods were heightened by some lovely playing on violin, xylophone, mandolin, accordion and double bass, and there were full-throated Corn...
Alan Ayckbourn’s ROUNDELAY at Bath Theatre Royal
" . . . For me the four plays didn’t hang together and were only saved from complete collapse by some good acting. E.M.Forster gives a useful distinction of the difference between a random sequence and a plot; whereas,...
BROKE at the Ustinov Theatre, Bath
" . . .The Paper Birds have recognised two big truths: firstly that debt is the vehicle by which financial establishments create new money. And secondly that we are all slavishly engaged in the perpetration of this act, ...