For one night only join us for an explosive celebration to one of the most powerful men in the pop music scene - Sir Thomas Jones Woodward or as we all know him - SIR TOM JONES! Our first class celebration to Sir Tom is accompanied by an outstanding band playing two hours of his iconic hits including; Sexbomb, Till, Green Green Grass Of Home, I Who Have Nothing, Thunderball, Love Me Tonight, It's Not Unusual and not forgetting Sir Toms well known rhythm and blues covers; Knock on Wood and Land of a Thousand Dances. Live on stage you will witness an award winning impersonation portrayed by the one and only Mr Andy Wood. Andy has built a massive and impressive reputation entertaining Sir Tom fans around the world for over 35 years. As well as Andys residencies in southern Spain, which is where he perfected his class act known as Benidorm Tom, he travels constantly either performing here in the UK at major events and festivals to Netherlands, Germany, UAE and the USA. This year Sexbomb: Celebrating the Music of Sir Tom Jones will be jetting off on an exciting two week tour of Australia. An evening not to be missed!

The Farmer and The Clown, is a beautiful adaptation of the picture book by award winning author and illustrator, Marla Frazee (Boss Baby). Funded by Arts Council England and with support from Bristol Old Vic Theatre, Wyldwood Arts and WECA, we premiered at The Bristol Old Vic Theatre this year, where we sold out for the week run over Feb Half Term. We then toured for 5 weeks, the 42 performances reaching approximately 3,500 people of all ages. We played schools, village halls, community centres as well as theatres. ...absolutely beautiful. I LOVED it! Beautiful performance and gorgeous music. Touched and delighted Emma Rice, Artistic Director, WISE CHILDREN The Farmer and The Clown has been created with such care, skill, artistry and talent that like all very special pieces of theatre it stays with you long after the event, feeding your soul and reminding you of how magical an experience theatre can be. I absolutely loved every second of it. Sally Cookson, Theatre Director The story is about an unlikely friendship between an old farmer living in the middle of nowhere, and a baby clown, who has fallen from the back of a passing circus train. What happens when someone from a different world, lands in the world of another? The story delicately explores themes of loneliness, friendship, and care, across the divisions of age and community. Playing without words like a silent movie, with a gorgeous, original soundtrack, the show is accessible to a wide range of audiences. We worked with access consultants and the show has been carefully crafted to be accessible to Ddeaf /HoH audiences. Kate Cross (Director of The Egg Theatre, Bath and Chair of ASSITEJ UK) said, "As disciplined and intelligent a piece of work for a young audience as Ive seen in a while." This show is a relaxed performance. A visual story will be provided. Show has been created in consultation with Deaf Access and visual language consultants.

Join the Plymouth Symphony Orchestra in June 2025, with soloist Charlotte Spruit for a performance of the popular and virtuosic Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto. Born in the Netherlands in 2000, Charlotte Spruit was a winner at the 2023 Young Classical Artists Trust international auditions. She is a keen chamber musician, has played at prominent locations such as the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam and Wigmore Hall, London and with many leading orchestras. She was also selected as one of Classic FMs Rising Stars of 2024. The opening work is Brahms spirited Academic Festival Overture and the programme also includes Barbers Adagio for Strings and Gershwins An American in Paris and Strike Up the Band. The orchestra members are looking forward to returning to the newly renovated Theatre at Sterts, where the local birds often join in with our concerts! Join us and support your local symphony orchestra and live classical music! plymouthsymphony.co.uk

The Chamber Philharmonic Europe was founded 2006 in Cologne/Germany and engages talented young musicians from 18 European nations. Its outstanding high artistic level was confirmed by many concerts and festivals which the orchestra played throughout the continent as well as press and critics. Since its inception the Chamber Philharmonic Europe has been built upon a broad range of professional experience. In the interest of promoting the younger generation, the orchestra aims also to provide promising artists the opportunity for further development in its various sections. It is from this principle that the Chamber Philharmonic Europe is able to produce a creative work atmosphere over generations which inspires the ensemble with great motivation. The repertoire of the Chamber Philharmonic of Europe ranges from Baroque to modern: Classical Symphony Concerts Chamber Concerts Operas and Operettas The 2023/2024 season saw Chamber Philharmonic Europe perform 87 concerts Europe-wide. The musicians have performed in many reputed concert halls and opera houses, including: Historische Stadthalle, Wuppertal, Germany Musikhuset Aarhus, Denmark Conway Hall, London, United Kingdom Neumunster, Zurich, Switzerland Kulturkvarteret Kristianstad, Sweden The Hawth, Crawley, United Kingdom The orchestra has made extensive tours to Switzerland, Sweden, Denmark, France, Netherlands, Great Britain and Ireland. The Chamber Philharmonic Europa is a fully professional and privately financed organization, which, with its increasing popularity, also is involved with several charities. The orchestra periodically engages with various partners for benefit concerts throughout Europe.

The ZOOTS are impossible not to like - The Stage Experience THE Sixties show that's wowing audiences around the world, selling out and headlining venues from the Palladium to Old Trafford - with the spectacular Sounds of the 60s, THE ZOOTS are here to make your whole family bop to the '60s beats that everybody loves - with legendary music byThe Beatles, The Stones, The Monkees, The Beach Boys,The Kinks, The Searchers, The Small Faces, The Who, The Drifters, The Isley Brothers, The Four Seasons, Elvis and 60 songs from your favourite 60s artists. Feel the groove that's thrilling audiences of stage and screen, in more than 30 countries! Discover why national critics call THE ZOOTS "impressive", "authentic", & "impossible not to like"!

The award-winning Indefinite Articles present their work for the very young: Claytime, a play with clay, where the audience are invited to participate. Come to a place where the earths natural material meets with childrens imaginations: a world of fabulous forms, amazing animals and morphing monsters. Each Claytime is totally unique - creating its own world, its own characters and its own stories drawn directly from its young audience. Truly, interactive theatre at its most engaging. This show is made with and for 3 to 6 year olds. "..an out-of-the-ordinary theatrical experience" Lyn Gardner, The Guardian ★★★★ TIME OUT a masterclass in clowning and visual improvisation Total Theatre Magazine

With her tongue firmly in her cheek, Jane Austen tells us It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife. Mrs Bennet certainly thinks so. So when Mr Bingley single, young, handsome, and with 5000 a year moves into nearby Netherfield Park, she devotes all her energy to contriving for Jane, the eldest of her five daughters, to meet him during rural Hertfordshires whirlwind of social balls. But even Mrs Bennet draws the line at Mr Bingleys disdainful friend Mr Darcy despite his whopping 10,000 a year. Thank heavens Lizzy, her second daughter, finds him detestable too! Or does she? Can she see beyond his pride and could he overcome her prejudice to consider a possible future together? Following seven sell-out seasons of this sparkling adaptation, award-winning Illyria returns to celebrate Jane Austens 250th birthday in style. Bring a picnic and enjoy her at her vibrant, forthright, bitchy best! Illyria supports the Equity union's Charter for Outdoor Theatre.

Welcome on board HMS Pinafore, flagship of Her Majestys Royal Navy - the perfect place to mock such stalwart institutions as Government, Patriotism and even the Great British Class system! No wonder Queen Victoria made her most famous utterance about the original production in 1878: We are NOT amused! Josephine, the captains daughter, is in love with Ralph, a common sailor. But her social-climbing father insists that she is to marry Sir Joseph Porter, First Lord of the Admiralty whose roving eye has already noticed her. The young lovers are caught as they elope from the ship and Ralph is locked in the ships dungeon. Can revelations made by Buttercup, the dockside vendor, enable everyone to marry their true hearts loves? Full to the gunwales with sharp dialogue and catchy tunes, this timeless comic opera is performed outdoors by a cast of 6 outstanding performers from the world. Illyria supports the Equity union's Charter for Outdoor Theatre.

Charlie Hooper-Williams is a pianist and composer who is pushing the boundaries of classical music with the help of modern technology. This July at Sterts Theatre, Charlie will deliver a performance that goes beyond just music—it's an immersive experience where sound and visuals come together in a unique way. Known for his creative approach, Charlie uses Otto, a custom-built algorithmic machine, to turn his music into stunning real-time visual displays. Otto doesn’t just follow the music; it brings it to life, letting the audience see the music as they hear it. This blend of sound and visuals makes each performance feel like a living work of art. Inspired by artists like Nils Frahm and Max Cooper, Charlie’s shows are designed to appeal to both music fans and tech enthusiasts. His performances combine emotional depth with technical brilliance, making them a perfect fit for curious minds. Don’t miss the chance to experience classical music in a whole new way—where technology and creativity meet to create something truly special.

'The Fleetwood Mac Songbook' is made up of six experienced musicians who are dedicated to celebrating one of the all time great Rock, Pop Blues bands in the World - FLEETWOOD MAC. The band deliver faithful live recreations of all of the Mac's best known and well loved songs. They span the 50+ years right from the Peter Green Blues era through their multi million selling West Coast Rock 'Rumours' incarnation (after the addition of Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks to the line-up), onto the hitpacked,glossy 80s production, 'Tango In The Night' plus the triumphant resurgence brought about by 1997's live comback, 'The Dance'. Expect to hear classic tracks including - 'Go Your Own Way', 'Little Lies', 'Dreams', 'Seven Wonders', Everywhere', 'The Chain, 'Rhiannon', 'Oh Well' plus so many other of their timeless songs that have been loved for decades.

This is not a musical. Milton Jones is tone deaf and has no sense of rhythm, but at least he doesn’t make a song and dance about it. He has more important things to discuss. Like giraffes... and there’s a bit about tomatoes. You might know him from Mock the Week, Live at the Apollo or Radio 4. Or that time he stood for the Scottish National Party, fought a hard campaign, but in the end had to respect the wishes of the people of Cardiff. A whole new show of daftness. You know it makes sense. Warning - contains jokes from the start.

At 69, Alice wonders: if she hadnt been expelled from convent school and had sex with Keith from the sausage rolls section, what might her life have been? Will Alice shake off the shackles of the patriarchy and live out the rest of her days with outrageous abandon? Find out in this rip-roaring feminist comedy, created by three women over 60. Supported by Theatre Royal Plymouth and The Pleasance for the National Edinburgh Partnerships Programme. Written by Babs Horton Directed by Deborah Edgington Performed by Julia Faulkner Content Warnings: Religion, loss of a child, minor references to non-consensual sexual acts, and strong language. Age Recommendation: 16+

Let Squashbox Theatre be your guide to the tremendous world of trees, from branch to leaf and twig to root, from berry to blossom and bark to fruit! Meet Craig, the friendly Forest Ranger and resident tree expert. Its his job to make sure the woods are a peaceful and happy place, but hes having a tough time of it today! A cheeky squirrel has stolen his Chocolate Covered Nutty Snack Bar, his niece Little Red has wandered off the path on her way to Grannys house, the mysterious old Wizard of the Woods is playing tricks again, and there are even rumours of a big bad Wolf in the forest! Will Craig save the day? Come and find out, and along the way learn how to identify different trees, discover the wonder of photosynthesis, meet some friendly forest creatures and encounter crazy characters from folklore and fairy tales! Tales from the Trees is a terrific tangle of puppetry, storytelling, live music and comedy, with a theme that embraces natural history, folklore and ecology. Listen! The trees have tales to tell Tales from theTrees is 50 minutes long and suitable for children aged 4+ and their families. Johnson's natural rapport and good humoured fun with the young people make this an absolute celebration of all that is good about theatre for children. Petra Schofield, Whatsonstage.com "Craig's success lies in the fact that he talks to, rather than at, his young audience, and he does it all with a huge sense of joy and fun that is as inspiring as it is infectious. An engaging entertainer to be treasured. Frank Ruhrmund, The Cornishman Craig Johnson is totally at ease with his audience, adult and child alike, and combines an innate understanding and joy in storytelling with fantastic comic and musical skill. Mike Shepherd, Founder and Artistic Director, Kneehigh Theatre

Tribute to Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. This acclaimed show returns! Back by overwhelming public demand, the New Jersey Boys continue to play to sell-out audiences and standing ovations. Featuring the amazing falsetto voice of Einar Vestman and the humour of all-round performer Gary Gould, the packed two-set programme guarantees an evening of fast moving entertainment, with superb harmonies, stunning solo spots and light comedy. As well as all the hits like: Bye Bye Baby, Big Girls Don't Cry and Sherry The show includes tributes to other legendary acts such as Showaddywaddy, Freddie Mercury and Tina Turner . Don't miss this evening of top entertainment. Early booking recommended.

British Touring Shakespeare are thrilled to return to Sterts with their hilarious new production of Shakespeares timeless classic romantic comedy which will utilise the companys 25 years of experience creating inspirational and accessible theatre to deliver something truly unforgettable. The company last performed at Sterts in 2008 and invite you to join them for a magical evening of laughter in this stunning Cornwall venue. Shakespeare as it should be ★★★★★ Dave Evans, Remote Goat British Touring Shakespeare is the UKs premier national and international touring Shakespeare company. Since 1999 British Touring Shakespeare have performed to over a hundred thousand people around the world, winning critical acclaim with productions which are accessible and inspirational. BTS productions have delighted audiences from Londons West End to Germany and beyond.

Batten down the hatches!!! Andy Ford is back on the Road again to celebrate his 56th year in this business we call Show!! The now legendary Panto and Comedy Star embarks on a flippin' crazy tour of his beloved and native West Country. Watching Andy live is without a doubt an experience sublime to the ridiculous; from his hilarious stories to the most surreal of impressions and everything in between. Andy show's is unique and original. You'll get a chance to ask this one-off comedy performer about his stellar career in a fun Q&A at the end of the evening. Don't miss out... book your tickets now for a very special and rip roaring evening in the company of this pants star, and one of the West Country's most beloved entertainers... Andy Ford! Age Recommendation: 12+

About the Show Close Enough is as close to perfection as theatre experiences get (Plymouth Live) In this witty and insightful comedy, follow the charismatic Cristina as she takes you on a journey of her adventures (and misadventures!) moving from Romania to the UK. Cristina expertly plays with the audience, telling tales of spaghetti breakfasts and Shakira impressions! With humour at its heart, Close Enough delightfully mixes comedy and live music, Cristina pushes and prods at stereotypes across the two cultures she is now a part of. Running Time: 60 mins Trigger Warnings: flashing lights, loud music and strong language. Age: 14+ Funded by Arts Council England Photo by Sarah DeWet Free Multicultural Theatre Workshop @ Liskeard Library Join Everything but Theatre for a multicultural theatre workshop at Liskeard Library on Saturday 31st May, 11:30am-1pm. Inspired by the hit comedy show Close Enough, come and explore the themes of the show with its creators. Join Cristina and Danni for a sneak peek of Close Enough and explore the sillier side of culture clashes. The workshop is perfect for anyone who has experience of moving to another country, learning different languages or has ever felt like they don't belong. Everyone is welcome, no matter your background, come and celebrate our cultures together (UK included!). As a bonus, all attendees will receive a discount code for 10% off your tickets to see Close Enough at Sterts that same evening (Sat 31st May, 7:30pm). Book your workshop place via this link! [https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/multicultural-theatre-workshop-with-everything-but-theatre-tickets-1356304917519?aff=oddtdtcreator]

Have you ever wondered what a dinosaur might do in a day? Or what they actually looked like? What colour were they? Were they really green like they are in the movies? Dr Jakob Vinther, the famous paleontologist, changed the world with his mind-blowing scientific discovery when he figured out what colour dinosaurs actually were. Now Dr Jakob swaps the lab for the stage alongside 5 musicians, who through catchy tunes and soaring stories, learn all about Jakobs roarsome discovery! The Colour of Dinosaurs brings the story of Jakobs extraordinary science to life and celebrate everyones identities, including disability, cultural identity, and of course, how much we all love dinosaurs! An Unlimited UK Partner Award 2023 commission with Polka Theatre with support from Bristol Old Vic and Paraorchestra. Created by Otic and Lloyd Coleman. CREDITS Directed by Dom Coyote Music by Lloyd Coleman Writing by Malaika Kegode based on the research of Dr Jakob Vinther Performers and devisers - Roxana Vilk, Harry Miller, Victoria Oruwari, Dom Coyote, Lloyd Coleman Designer - Amy Pitt Animation and Puppetry Design - Saskia Tomlinson Lighting Design - Chris Swain Production Management - Dean Sudron Associate Director and Dramaturgy - Kyla Goodey Producer - Liz Counsell for Otic Associate Producer - Ellen Booth Photo by Paul Blakemore

TwelfthNight Shakespeares joyous, chaotic comedy, where love knows no boundaries! Twins Sebastian and Viola are separated from one another by sea and storm. Shipwrecked and without her brother for the first time, Viola finds herself washed up in Illyria, a playground for the hedonistic and lovesick elite. What unravels next sends the story spinning into a web of unrequited love, mistaken identities, hilarious awkwardness, cruelty, and mischief. Miracle Theatre delivers a bold, fresh, accessible take on Shakespeares comedy, blending their playful spirit with the Bards wit. Expect plenty of belly laughs, heart ache, gloriously outrageous characters, and a contemporary twist proving once and for all, proving once and for all that affection isnt about appearance its about connection. Reviews for Twelfth Night 'Miracle Theatre at their wackiest wickedest and wonderful best' - Western Morning News 'A first rate and genuinely entertaining production that happily stands comparison with the work of national theatre companies while being available on our doorstep.' - West Briton 'This was the best Miracle show I've ever seen: it was warm, witty and brilliantly adapted for a cast of five; really funny and hitting all the dramatic key moments perfectly.' - Western Morning News 'A simple but inspired production, surely this is how Shakespeare intended his plays to be performed.' - Letter from Audience Member www.miracletheatre.co.uk [http://miracletheatre.co.uk]

Calling Explorers of all ages! Do you love amazing songs and music? Do you love ridiculous puppets and silly slapstick? Do you love learning fantastic facts about our incredible universe? Then SONGS FOR EXPLORERS is the show for you! For over 15 years, Squashbox Theatre has been creating marvellous, quirky and ingenious shows for children and families. Each is full of puppetry, storytelling and comedy but also clever, catchy, toe-tapping songs about animals, nature, science and the amazing world around us. Now CRAIG JOHNSON of Squashbox Theatre has teamed up with musicians extraordinaire BEN SUTCLIFFE and ZAID AL-RIKABI (The Peoples String Foundation) to bring you SONGS FOR EXPLORERS! SONGS FOR EXPLORERS is a fun-packed show for children and adults of all ages, featuring fabulous music from three incredible musicians who also happen to be very silly fellows! MARVEL at their virtuosity on accordion, violin, guitar, trombone, harmonica, ukulele, double bass, mandolin and percussion! GASPand GIGGLE at songs about bees, trees, animals, evolution, rocks, mermaids, Greek Gods, famous scientists, planets and stars! SWOON at the sight of grown men in silly wigs hitting each other with lace hankies! And as if that is not enough prepare to meet some of the crazy characters and puppets from your favourite Squashbox shows, such as Brian the Mind-Reading Pig, Sidney Smith the Singing Scientist, Pythagoras the Ancient Greek philosopher and Morwenna the beautiful Mermaid. So put on your explorers hat and join Squashbox Theatre and The Peoples String Foundation as they take you on an awesome musical journey through the universe in SONGS FOR EXPLORERS! MUSIC! PUPPETS! COMEDY! FACTS! This show has everything and MORE! PERFECT FOR FAMILIES!!

A Breathtaking Contemporary Circus and Music Experience What do we long for? Connection, belonging, the courage to let go? Obscure Desires takes you on a visually stunning journey through the depths of human emotiontold through jaw-dropping acrobatics, live music, and powerful storytelling. Inspired by The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows, this unforgettable production by Many Hands Circus captures the essence of our deepest desires through gravity-defying movement and mesmerising performances. Dont miss this one-of-a-kind experience that will move, thrill, and inspire you. RUNNING TIME 55 minutes with no interval. AGE GUIDANCE Suitable for children but it was not made specifically for them.

Cloudbusting’ brings this experience to Kate Bush fans across the UK. The new concert showcases the band's recent performance of the Hounds of Love album against a dazzling selection of hits such as Wuthering Heights, Babooshka and This Woman’s Work. Mandy Watson as the voice of Kate doesn’t disappoint. She encompasses Kate's range with uncanny yet effortless accuracy and explores the emotional core of the songs without ever resorting to caricature. The five-piece band’s authentic musical arrangements are complemented by eye-popping 3D-mapped projections and a backdrop of original videography created and contributed by Kate-inspired artists from around the world.

The Great Baldini Family Magic Show The legendary magician the Great Baldini tells the story of his, and Baldwin the magical dog's, life from their first tricks to the height of their careers - attempting Houdini's greatest escape. The show is packed with magic, sweets, puppetry, sweets, water, sweets, eggs, sweets, and escapology. It's hilariously silly.with sweets. Come and see two true magical superstars (Baldini and Baldwin) at the very pinnacle of their powers. The Great Baldini is an award-winning member of the Magic Circle and the Bristol Stage Magic Champion. "Incredible" Front Row, BBC Radio 4 "Charming, engaging, and charismatic. A pleasure." FringeReview

Into the Light will present two works from PCK Dance. Produced by PCK Dance and DANCEHAUSpi VESSEL What are we in a world of noise? What do we witness amidst sudden silence? When do we confront our natures that we have long disguised, and feared to realise? 'Vessel' takes inspiration from the feeling of unfamiliarity to the body and mind experienced by choreographers as they were suddenly exposed to a quieter world removed from modern convenience and technology. Further delving into the existential realisation that we do not fully know the deeper facets of our being, 'Vessel' sees us confront the illusions we mistake for reality, unveiling the shadows inhabiting us and probing the depths of self-perception. IN THE ABSENCE In the Absence is an exploration on the nature of moving forward, the concept of evolving past an event and the boundaries created in that transition. The piece explores the journey of two characters each of whom struggles in the shared experience of letting go and the universal fear of acceptance. Reflection, struggle and longing to let go are the central themes explored through the dancers movements and the evocative set filled with thousands of small reflective confetti. The stage floor creates a vast mirror surface where dancers move, shift and even dishevel the materials. This powerful visual effect provokes the constant flux of the human mind as we process the memories of our past. The shifting nature of the choreography is a visual meditation on how our experiences can shape the choices we make to move forward. About the Company James Pett & Travis Clausen-Knight, founders of PCK Dance, are accomplished choreographers and dancers, with successful individual careers in prestigious companies like Company Wayne McGregor, Michael Clarke Company and Richard Alston Dance Company. Renowned for their provocative and intensely powerful movement language, they focus on the intricacies of the human experience, creating poignant and thought-provoking works that resonate deeply with their audiences, on a personal and emotional level. Their company tours globally, featuring in festivals such as Florence Dance Festival and The Greater Bay Festival China. 'A visual spectacle' - Double Bill

Documental Productions presents SCAFFOLDING by Lucy Bell Sheridan is having a bad day. Her church is closing, Adult Social Care are on her case, and she cant work out which ingredients she needs to make a bomb. With no one else to turn to, she climbs the scaffolding around a leaking steeple with a few questions for Whoever Is In Charge Following a critically acclaimed run at Edinburgh Fringe, Scaffolding is an explosive new play about strength, love and community performed by Kerry Norton and directed by Natalie Simone. Age Guidance: 12+ Content Warnings: Use of a few strong words. Reference to grief, low parental capacity and bomb making techniques. Run time: 70 minutes Access This performance is relaxed. This means we welcome anyone who prefers to attend events in a more informal environment for example neurodivergent audience members and those with learning disabilities and/or additional sensory and communication needs. During the show, audience members should feel comfortable making noise and moving around as and when they need to in a friendly environment. There is an admittance anytime policy, so you are free to come and go as you please. A number of sensory support items will be available, including fidget toys and ear defenders, as well as a Sensory & Scene Breakdown document which will detail what to expect in terms of content, bright lights, and loud sounds. achingly lovely ★★★★ The Stage Funny, frank and clear-sighted ★★★★ The Scotsman A beautiful act of trust The Independent Clever and affecting agile, by turns humorous, acerbic and, ultimately, heartbreaking the only show on offer where every single member of the audience gets to be God for an hour. Which, lets face it, isnt an offer you get every day. ★★★★ Bouquets & Brickbats Credits Writer - Lucy Bell Director - Natalie Simone Movement Director - Karla Shacklock Performed by - Kerry Norton Senior Producer - Naomi Turner Engagement Producer - Susannah Bramwell Sound - Joseff Harris Design - Ella Barraclough Lighting - Rachael Duthie Stage Manager - Josh Lucas Photo Credit - Craig Fuller Developed in association with Bristol Old Vic, and with thanks to original director Lillian Waddington, producer Jessamie Edkins-O'Brien, actor Suzanna Hamilton and the original creative team.