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A beautiful sight, we’re druken tonight, walkin’ in a Bolton wonderland!

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! There’s festive punch in the bowl, snow in garden and a whips under the sofa… No, really.

Josie has just turned 40 and she’s at the end of her tether. She’s been dominatrixing for too long now and her daughter, Brenda-Marie, is driving her up the wall with her ice skating dreams. But what’s this? Her favourite client, Lionel, has organised a surprise party for Josie with The King himself: Chinese Elvis. With hips a-shaking and a drinks a-pouring, all is well until Josie’s Ghost of Christmas Past comes back to haunt her…

‘Extremely funny and deeply moving‘ ★★★★ Sardines

Writer of Humble Boy (National Theatre) Charlotte Jones’ hilarious and heartfelt comedy about finding a place to fit in won the 1998 Pearson Best Play Award and, on its twenty-first anniversary, receives its first ever London production, from comedy specialists Signal Theatre Company.

Tickets only £18!

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By Charlotte Jones

Directed by Robert Wolstenholme

Dates
Until 4 Jan

Performances
Mon – Sat Evening 19.45
Thu & Sat Matinees 15.15

Captioned*
Thu 19 Dec 19.45

Audio Described*
Thu 2 Jan 15.15
Touch Tour 14.00

Prices*

Standard £18

Concessions £16.50

*Subject to availability. T&Cs apply.

Groups
Buy 10 tickets get the 11th free

Shackleton and his Stowaway

By Andy Dickinson

Directed by Simone Coxall

08 Jan – 01 Feb

Shackleton and his Stowaway is based on the real events of the legendary Endurance expedition to Antarctica.

It follows the misfortunes of an 18 year old stowaway who sneaks aboard. Initially, the stowaway is in complete awe of Shackleton. But this fades by the time Shackleton has gotten them trapped in the polar ice pack – even more so when Endurance actually breaks up and sinks. This leaves them adrift on the ice, hundreds of miles from civilisation.

“A beautifully written new play, richly poetic in its lyrical language, balancing light humour with thrilling narrative.”

★★★★★ Edinburgh Guide

£14.50 Preview tickets available