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The Lieutenant of Inishmore

  • The Lieutenant of Inishmore image; a black cat

    The Lieutenant of Inishmore: 5 February, 2010 to 27 February, 2010


    Performances Information

    Date Assisted Performance Type Time
    Sat 20 Feb
    Tues 23 Feb
    Thurs 25 Feb
    Thurs 25 Feb
    Sat 27 Feb
    BSL Interpreted
    Captioned
    Captioned
    BSL Interpreted
    Touch Tour / Audio Described
    2.30 p.m.
    7.45 p.m.
    2.30 p.m.
    7.45 p.m.
    2.30 p.m.

    The play combines razor sharp, funny dialogue with scenes of graphic violence.
    Wee Thomas was a friendly cat. Who knocked him over on a lonely road on the picturesque island of Inishmore, and was it an accident? His owner, handsome and mad Padraic, will want to know when he gets back from a stint of torture and chip-shop bombing - he loves his cat more than life itself.

    Following the critically acclaimed success of The Pillowman at Curve earlier in 2009, Paul Kerryson directs another brilliantly satirical comedy by multi award-winning writer, Martin McDonagh. McDonagh's other award-winning successes include the film In Bruges and the Academy Award-winning short film Six Shooter.

    This play contains violent scenes and language that may offend.

    Ticket Prices: £10 (previews); £18 (Mon - Thurs); £22 (Fri - Sat)

    Curve

    Box Office Telephone Number: 
    0116 2423595
    Access Officer Name: 
    Angharhad Owen
    Find Theatre: 

    Leicester's brand new theatre was designed by Rafael Vinoly. It features two auditoria. The larger space has 750 fixed seats. The Studio provides a smaller more versatile space. When the 32 tonne steel walls separating the stage and the foyer are lifted, the stage is visible from street level.

    The glass facade encloses an open plan, circular foyer with bars, cafes and views of the backstage area.

    Curve is situated in the heart of Leicester City Centre on Rutland Street in the new Cultural Quarter. For directions and information about public transport services please click on ‘Your Visit’ at www.curveonline.co.uk or contact our Ticket Office.

    Location

    Rutland Street
    Leicester, LEC, LE1 1SB
    United Kingdom
    52° 38' 10.0932" N, 1° 7' 36.8652" W
    See map: Google Maps
    Access Information: 

    Disabled customers requiring particular assistance are entitled to one free ticket to bring a companion.

    Curve is fully accessible for wheelchair users. Places for wheelchairs should be reserved when booking tickets.

    There are accessible toilets throughout the theatre.

    Touch Tours
    for the blind or partially sighted are availabe 90 minutes prior to the start of audio described performances. Places on the tour should be booked in advance.

    Audio Described Performances
    Some performances are audio described. Headsets which receive the description can be reserved in advance via the Ticket Office and collected from the cloak room prior to the performance.

    Captioning
    A number of performances are captioned to provide people with hearing loss access to the live performance. The words appear on two display screens at the same time as they are spoken. Special seating is provided and customers should enquire about these when booking tickets.

    British Sign Language Interpreted
    Some performances and events are Sign Language interpreted.

    Car Parking: 

    There is an NCP car park situated next to Curve. You can book in advance for a performance at Curve and add a car parking voucher for the NCP car park at the special price of £3.50. For further information contact the Ticket Office or visit www.curveonline.co.uk.

    Ticket Prices: 

    Ticket prices vary from show to show ranging from £1 to £29.

    Concession Information: 

    Special pricing and seating is available for customers on audio described, Sign Language interpreted and captioned performances.

    Special Price are also available for Under 18’s, Under 18 School Group, 18-26 Year Olds, Full-Time Students, Registered Unemployed, Groups 15+, and Essential Carers.

    Assistance Dogs: 

    Guide, hearing and other working dogs are welcomed. Please ask about a dog space when booking your ticket.

    Hearing Assistance: 

    An infra red hearing system in both the Auditorium and Studio is available. A headset for use with or without a hearing aid can increase the volume of the performance. Headsets are available from the cloakroom and are bookable in advance via the ticket office.

    Printed Info: 

    Brochures are available in Braille, large print and audio tape upon request.

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