To book tickets and reserve a headset for the Audio Described performance, please call the Box Office on 01635 46044.įor further information about accessible performances please visit our Access page. Saturday 21 May at 2.30pm (Touch Tour starts at 1pm) Audience members will be required to wear a face covering (unless exempt) when attending a socially distanced performance. We understand that some audience members may feel more comfortable attending a performance with more space between themselves and other audience members, so we are pleased to offer socially distanced performances for OUR MAN IN HAVANA. Visit our Food & Drink page for more information. Try our tropical Pineapple Daquiri, a Rum Special, a Virgin Rum Mojito or a Pitcher of Cuban Rum Punch.

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A prop gun and cigarette are used in the show as well as haze. Guidance on Content: The performance contains themes of gambling and suicide. Running time: 2 hours and 20 minutes, including a 20 minute interval. Nothing stays quiet for long in Havana and his life is soon turned upside down when the fictional events of his intelligence reports start to come true!Ī roller coaster comedy full of colourful characters and uplifting Cuban inspired songs, this new musical is based on Graham Greene’s iconic novel that cleverly satirises the fine line between truth and lies. What Wormold lacks in sleuthing experience, he makes up for with imagination. Just as Milly’s love of shopping reaches new heights, James Wormold receives an offer from the British Secret Intelligence Service that is too good to refuse. In the midst of the warm tropical air, an English vacuum cleaner salesman lives a quiet life running a modest business, raising his teenage daughter Milly and collecting miniature whisky bottles. All day and night, the streets are filled with dancing and the shadows are filled with criminals. It’s 1958 and Havana is on the brink of revolution. ‘And all around them, the night comes alive with the music of Havana…’

Our Man in Havana by Graham Greene