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How to book
Please send your contact details and booking requirements by:
Telephone
Call 0191 2929292. (This is an answerphone service)
Email
priory.bookings@sky.com
Post
to Mr. Roly Coaster
43, Wansbeck Avenue
Cullercoats
North Shields
NE30 3DU
Cheques payable to Tynemouth Priory Theatre
Ticket Prices
Monday nights £6 all other nights £8
Prices for the pantomime differ and are available through the booking line or by using the specific pantomime booking form.
Season Tickets
Monday nights £25
Tuesday to Saturday £35
This entitles the holder to reserve the same seats on the same day of the week for all five plays (pantomime is not included). Please note that you must select the same evening for each play to take advantage of this offer, but we will endeavour to change an evening on request if at all possible.
Sorry but credit and debit cards are not accepted. Thank you.
Wheelchairs can be accommodated.
Meal Deal £17
This includes a meal and your theatre ticket, please book through the booking line (not available during the pantomime).
Il Forno
Tynemouth metro station. You can enjoy a three course meal prior to the performance; last dining 6:00 p.m.
The Gate of India
Tynemouth Front St. After the performance enjoy a two course meal; approx. 9:30 - 10:00 p.m.
Current Season
Come Blow Your Horn
by Neil Simon
Directed by Ann Leake and Ali Broughton
27th September to 2nd October 2010
Neil Simon's first play is set in New York in the swinging 60's. The play follows Alan Baker, a typical ladies' man who, much to his father's disgust is cruising through life in his bachelor apartment with no commitments, no worries and no depth. When his naive younger brother, Buddy, unexpectedly moves in with him, Alan decides to teach him about life. Craving the same swinging lifestyle, Buddy is a willing apprentice. But will Alan be able to stand the competition? Or will this be time for him to grow up? Ready to complicate matters are the boys' overbearing parents, and Alan's lady friends. With sharp, witty dialogue, this slick comedy is Neil Simon at his best.
The Unexpected Guest
by Agatha Christie
Directed by Pam Cowey
8th to 13th November 2010
Sleeping Beauty
by David Cosgrove and Ray Lowry
Directedby David Cosgrove
5th to 15th January 2011
Anybody For Murder
by Brian Clemens and Dennis Spooner
Directed by Dave Johnson
21st to 26th February 2011
Charley's Aunt
by Brandon Thomas
Directed by Chris Carr
11th to 16th April 2011
The Likely Lads
by Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais
Directed by David Cosgrove
23rd to 28th May 2011
Archive
At The Sign Of The 'Crippled Harlequin'
Comedy/thriller by Norman Robbins.
9th - 14 November 2009
Mother Goose
Pantomime by David Cosgrove and Ray Lowry.
6th - 16th January 2010
Strictly Murder
Wartime thriller by Brian Clemens.
1st - 6th March 2010
The Shell Seekers
Adapted by Terence Brady & Charlotte Bingham from the novel by Rosamunde Pilcher
19th - 24th April 2010
Make Way For Lucia
Adapted by John Van Druten from the novels of E.F.Benson
31st May - 5th June 2010
