The Forum
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A Classic Christmas With Amy Fudali, Colin Bailey And Mark Cronfield
Enjoy a selection of festive favourites in the company of vocalists Amy Fudali and Colin Bailey with Tales from the Tree told by Mark Cronfield as Saint Nicholas.Its beginning to look a lot like Christmasand the most wonderful time of the yearto remember loved ones and share the miracle of Christmas with family and friends. Let it snow and take a sleighridein awinter wonderlandand listen out for those silver bells in the distance.If its cold outside stay in doors, gather round the Christmas tree and share some tales of yesteryear. Discover some of the origins, traditions and legends that continue to spread the spirit of Christmas around the globe today. But most of all,be sure to have yourself a merry little Christmas.Colin, Amy and Mark hail from Wensleydale in the Yorkshire Dales and enjoy sharing the magic of Christmas with audiences at theatres, arts centres and village halls countrywide.For more information visit www.blueboxt.co.ukTickets for this event are available by clicking here or from The Northallerton Forum Box Office: 01609 776230
Wed 18 Dec
£10–£12
Crazy For You
'Crazy for You, written in 1992, is an exuberant celebration of the music of George Gershwin, and was described in a first night review as a riotously entertaining show.Based on George and Ira Gershwins 1930s musical Girl Crazy, it features songs from a further five of their shows and includes such classic ballads as Someone to watch over me, Embraceable You, They cant take that away from me, as well as thrilling dance numbers like I got Rhythm and Slap that Bass.The story concerns a reluctant New York banker who really wants to sing and dance, a feisty girl trying to bring a spark of life to the decaying town of Deadrock, a domineering mother and a pushy girlfriend, a derelict theatre, a famous theatre director with a strong Hungarian accent, and any number of complicated love triangles. The script sparkles and crackles with witty one-liners, in a style reminiscent of Bob Hope and the Marx brothers.If you need a post-Christmas tonic, come and let CBW riotously entertain you, and we promise to leave you feeling on top of the world.
Wed 12 Feb
£9–£12
Thu 13 Feb
£9–£12
Fri 14 Feb
£9–£12
Sat 15 Feb
£9–£12
Flo & Joan
'If Flanders & Swann and Flight of the Conchords and Garfunkel & Oates had a six-way time-travelling gang-bang that somehow mixed all their DNA, the offspring might end up sounding something like Flo and Joan' (Chortle).
Wed 19 Feb
£14
Frozen 2
- 2019
- US
- 1h 43min
- U
- Directed by: Chris Buck, Jennifer Lee
- Cast: Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel, Josh Gad, Jonathan Groff
Elsa (Menzel) and Anna (Bell) head off on a dangerous journey after Elsa hears voices calling her to a distant land. The plot is less involving than the character interaction, but Olaf (Gad) is the comedic highlight and while it may be less compelling than the original, it's got all the ingredients for a hit.
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Tue 24 Dec
It's A Wonderful Life
- 1946
- US
- 2h 9min
- U
- Directed by: Frank Capra
- Cast: James Stewart, Donna Reed, Lionel Barrymore, Henry Travers
Small-town boy Stewart runs into financial difficulties and is on the brink of suicide when an elderly angel descends to earth to show him all the good his life has done for those around him. Archetypal Capra sentimentality with a superbly detailed fantasy framework and one of Stewart's most lovable performances. One to warm even the most glacial heart.
94%Tue 17 Dec
Mark Watson: The Infinite Show
Jokes and rants in a show about empathy, from one of Britain's thinnest comedians.
Fri 10 Jan
£20.90
Simon Brodkin: 100% Simon Brodkin
The comic takes a break from his Lee Nelson persona and plays himself in this debut stand-up hour.
Sun 15 Mar
£22.40
StarDog and TurboCat
- 2019
- 1h 30min
- U
- Directed by: Ben Smith
- Written by: Ben Smith
- Cast: Luke Evans, Nick Frost, Gemma Arterton
Buddy (Frost) is a dog and former astronaut who finds an ally in Felix (Evans), a rich cat who styles himself after Batman. Not the most original idea (it’s all a bit Zootropolis) and the world-building isn’t that sophisticated, but a smattering of wit and first-rate vocal talent make it an enjoyable ride.
Mon 23 Dec
Tue 24 Dec
The Forum is a registered charity, set up to operate as a venue with a varied programme of cinema, theatre, music and community events. Located in the centre of Northallerton, it is also available to hire for children's parties, meetings, weddings, fairs and other events.
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