Bath Chronicle

The Mission

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The Memory of Water

Next Stage Theatre Company presents The Memory of Water by Shelagh Stephenson.

Three sisters are brought together by the death of their mother. Preparing for the funeral the siblings laugh, cry and bicker over past events and half-recalled memories.

Though they have shared a mutual past and are defined and united through sadness and grief, each sister struggles with past jealousies and tensions whilst understand­ing that all their mother would have wanted was that they should love and support each other at this time.

Peppered with comedy, wit and laugh-out-loud moments, this clever, beautifull­y observed and written play is more than the sum of its parts.

It will strike a chord in all audience members as the layers of family tensions and relationsh­ips are stripped away and what is truly important and valuable in life is laid bare.

Directed in-the-round by Next Stage Theatre Company’s Artistic Director, Ann Ellison, this is one not to be missed!

Tuesday 24th - Saturday 28th March 7.30pm. Matinee at 2pm on Saturday 28th March. Tickets: £14.50 (£12.50 concs) Students/ job-seekers £5; ‘Pay What it’s Worth’ Saturday Matinee tickets £1 to book a seat and pay what you think it was worth at the end. Tickets available online at www. missionthe­atre.co.uk/tickets 01225 428600 or email nextstageb­ath@aol. com.

Letters from the Home Front Your name is unknown. Your deed is immortal. - Tomb of the Unknown Soldier (Moscow)

South West Dance Theatre presents Letters from the Home Front to commemorat­e the 75th anniversar­y of the World War II armistice, and the struggles, suffering and fortitude not just on the battle field, but for every man, woman and child alive in the countries affected during that period.

Saturday 7th March. Tickets: £10 (£7 concs)

The Little Mermaid

Dive on in with New Works Ballet Theatre and their new production of Little Mermaid, by Sarah Sigley, coming for the first time to Bath and the Mission Theatre!

Based on the classic “tail”, follow Nerida, our Little Mermaid and her pet Seahorse Brizo, as Nerida goes on a journey of friendship, understand­ing, change and love, but not as she thinks it will be…

Sunday 8th March 7.30pm. Tickets: £11 (£9 concs). Available from Bath Box Office - 01225 463362 www. bathboxoff­ice.org.uk.

The Navy Lark

I say? Ding Dong! Leslie Phillips, Jon Pertwee and the crew of HMS Troutbridg­e are docking at The Mission Theatre Bath, this March!

The Navy Lark, presented by Primrose Production­s, is back for the first time in over 60 years with James Hurn supported by a stellar cast. So Ev’rybody down for a showboat full of laughs!

Saturday 14th March 7.30pm. Tickets: £16 (£14 concs) Available from Bath Box Office 01225 463362 www. bathboxoff­ice.org.uk.

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