Al Murray and Dawn French headline Aylesbury Waterside Theatre's 2022 autumn line-up
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National Treasure, Dawn French, and Aylesbury Vale’s own television star Al Murray will perform at Aylesbury Waterside Theatre in 2022.
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Hide AdThey are just two of a host of well-known stand-up acts performing live at the popular Bucks venue.
As well as, high quality comedy, the theatre has critically-acclaimed musicals, and touring television productions confirmed for the final quarter of the year.
The theatre has also announced its Christmas entertainment schedule, which includes this year’s pantomime, a reworking of Aladdin.
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Hide AdArthur Miller’s classic play examining family, Blood Brothers, is coming to Aylesbury between 15 November and 19 November.
Jersey Boys is showing from Tuesday to Saturday on the following week, the award-winning production tells the story of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons.
Another highly-rated musical comes to Aylesbury in early 2023, from January 30 to February 3, audiences can enjoy a production of Roddy Doyle’s, The Commitments.
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Among a series of sought-after comedy shows is Spike, penned by Ian Hislop and Nick Newman, the new play revolves around one of the most revered comedians the UK has ever produced.
Extreme Championship Improv comes to the Norman Bragg Studio on 9 September.
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She is followed by a series of household names in the world of stand-up, Dave Gorman on 11 September, Dawn French on 29 September, Russell Kane on 1 October, Ed Gamble on 10 November and Al Murray on 11 November.
Milkshake! Live comes to Aylesbury on August 29, as one of many shows aimed at children confirmed at the Waterside.
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The Zoo That Comes To You on 3 September and Little Red Riding Hood on 25 October and 26 October, are also shows coming to Aylesbury aimed to appeal to little ones.
A live version of David Walliams’ Demon Dentist has been booked at the Waterside between 26 September and 28 September.
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Hide AdThroughout December families and schools will be heading to the Waterside Theatre to take in this year’s pantomime starring old favourites La Voix and Andy Collins, as well as recent EastEnders star, Davood Ghadami.
More Christmas shows will be on at the venue’s other stage, A Christmas Carol from 15 September to September 19.
Also, Morgan and West’s Great Big Christmas Magic Show on 10 December and Santa’s Magical Gift from 14 December until Christmas Eve.
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Hide AdOutside of musicals, more music will be projected live from Aylesbury’s theatre this autumn.
Woman to Woman features: Beverley Craven, Judie Tzuke, Julia Fordham and Rumer, the show comes to Aylesbury on 8 November.
Gary Barlow A Different Stage is on between October 19 and October 22.
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Hide AdThe Friars Aylesbury team has organised a series of live shows throughout September.
More tribute acts have also been confirmed celebrating all-time stars like Diana Ross.
Tim Peake will be coming to Aylesbury to take audiences behind-the-scenes of his historical space explorations on 14 September.
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The interactive Solve-Along-A-Murder-She-Wrote comes on 25 September, while the potentially more disturbing Psychology of Serial Killers is booked for 6 November.
Keen dancers can learn Ballroom, Latin and Sequence at the Waterside Tea Dance with Mr Wonderful on September 14 for an afternoon activity.
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Hide AdThe Ambassador Theatre Group (ATG) has also organised screenings from National Theatre and Royal Opera House at its Norman Bragg Studio.
Plus, two dementia friendly screenings of plays.
More ticketing information and to see the full line-up, people can visit the ATG website here.