Trinity Arts Centre - West Lindsey District Council

Trinity Arts
Centre
Theatre
Films
www.trinityarts.co.uk
March - May 2012
Comedy
Music
Box Office 01427 676655
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Welcome
Hello and a very warm welcome to our new look
brochure and what I hope you will agree is a
very exciting season of events here at Trinity Arts
Centre.
Our live theatre shows see the return of the ever
popular Gainsborough Amateur Operatic Society,
Chapterhouse Theatre and, for our younger
audience the Blunderbus Theatre Company.
We are also extremely privileged to welcome to
Trinity for their first time Fresh Glory Productions
with their eagerly anticipated ‘Lilies on the Land’
production.
HOOT Comedy Club is five years old in April! Look out for our special celebratory
event and all you HOOTers out there will be pleased to see that the monthly
comedy events are set to continue, going from strength to strength. Be sure to
book in advance to take advantage of the discounted price.
Our films continue to prove popular and booking in advance is now extremely
advisable. If for any reason you are not able to get a seat for one of our films
please let the Box Office know. If screenings sell out we can keep a waiting list
and show these again at a further date if there is enough demand.
Competition Time
I have now been managing Trinity Arts Centre since August 2011 and what
always strikes me is the passion for the building that has kept customers coming
back. I would like to know what you, our customers, love about Trinity.
Please let me know by email or letter what keeps you coming back through the
doors and what we need to keep doing more of. The best reply will receive two
tickets to a show from the current programme.
Karen Whitfield 01427 675140
Trinity Arts Centre, Trinity Street, Gainsborough DN21 2AL
March
Sense and
Sensibility
Hoot Comedy
Club
A Jane Austen Classic
Simon Bligh Headlines
Adapted by Laura Turner
Join the Chapterhouse
Theatre Company for an
evening of Regency
wonderment as Elinor
and Marianne Dashwood
make their first forays into
the excitingly decadent
world of 18th century
high society. Follow the
sisters as they fall in
love, make mistakes and
experience heartbreak
for the first time in their
quest to find a balance
between sense and
sensibility.
‘A whirlwind of
unadulterated comedy
that leaves any audience
lifted' Paramount Comedy.
As seen on 'The StandUp Show', 'Saturday
Live' and 'The Comedy
Store'.
With resident Compere Elliot J Huntley
Plus full supporting
undercard.
The Iron Lady
(12A)
Meryl Streep steps into
the shoes of one of the
20th Century’s most
famous and influential
women - Margaret
Thatcher. With a great
supporting cast, it tells
the story of her rise to
power, her struggle to be
taken seriously in a male
dominated world and the
price she paid.
It’s an insightful portrait
of an extraordinary and
complex woman.
Starring
Meryl Streep
Jim Broadbent
Dir: Phyllida Lloyd
1hr 45mins
Saturday 3 March 7.30pm
Thursday 8 March 8pm
Friday 9 March 7.30pm
Full price £12
Concessions £10
Advanced price £6
On the door price £7
Full price £4.50
Concessions £3.50
March
The Ides of
March (15)
A blistering characterdriven thriller set in the
murky world of an
American Presidential
election focuses on a
young, ambitious aide
who finds his notions of
personal loyalty tested to
the limit as sex, betrayal
and power corrupt everyone around him. This
fourth film from Clooney
as a director is both
gripping and ferociously
intelligent.
Starring
Ryan Gosling
George Clooney
Dir: George Clooney
1hr 41mins
War Horse
W/E
(12A)
Wallis & Edward (15)
This is a tale of loyalty,
hope and tenacity, in a
sweeping canvas of
rural England and Europe
during the First World
War. About a remarkable
friendship between a
horse named Joey and a
man called Albert. When
war breaks out, Joey is
sold to the cavalry and
shipped to France but
Albert cannot forget him,
and lies about his age to
enlist with the army to
bring him home.
A true account of the
love affair between
divorcee Wallis Simpson
and King Edward VIII
that led to his abdication
in 1936. This parallel
romantic story based in
modern New York,
makes for a genuinely
engrossing drama that at
times is as compelling as
"The King's Speech."
Starring
2hrs
Jeremy Irvine
Emily Watson
Dir: Steven Spielberg
Starring
Abbie Cornish
Andrea Riseborough
Dir: Madonna
Running time tbc
Friday 16 March 7.30pm
Friday 23 March 7.30pm
Friday 30 March 7.30pm
Full price £4.50
Concessions £3.50
Full price £4.50
Concessions £3.50
Full price £4.50
Concessions £3.50
March - April
Saturday Matinee
Hugo (U)
The Artist
Martin Scorsese, the
true master of cinematic
virtuosity, has conjured
up true magic in family
entertainment. Set in the
1930s, an orphan boy
lives a secret life in the
walls of a Paris train
station. With the help of
an eccentric girl, he
searches for the answer
to a mystery, and links
the father he recently lost
to an ill-tempered toy
shop owner and a heart
shaped lock seemingly
without a key.
(PG)
The most entertaining
film you will see this year,
a joyous and endlessly
inventive story set just
as talking pictures burst
onto the scene. Silent
movie star George
Valentin believes they
are just a passing fad
and refuses to appear in
them. As his career
stalls, a young actress
he discovered becomes
an all singing, all dancing,
all talking Hollywood
star.
Starring
Starring
Asa Butterfield,
Johnny Depp, Jude Law
Dir: Martin Scorsese
Hoot Comedy
Club
5th Birthday Special
Sully O’Sullivan Headlines
'Gasp with laughter and
a small amount of beer
tries to escape through
my nose. Excellent'
Manchester Evening
News
Improviser and multi
award winning exponent
of interactive standup
With resident Compere Elliot J Huntley
Plus full supporting
undercard.
Jean Dujardin
John Goodman
Dir: Michel Hazanavicius
2hrs 6mins
1hr 40mins
Saturday 31 March 1pm
Friday 6 April 7.30pm
Thursday 12 April 8pm
Full price £4.50
Concessions £3.50
Full price £5
Concessions £4
Advanced price £6
On the door price £7
April
Matinee
The Descendants
(15)
Come join us,
it’s going to be
a hoot!
Plop was a baby Barn Owl. He was fat and fluffy. He
had big round eyes. Plop was exactly the same as
every barn owl that has ever been – except for one
thing. He was AFRAID OF THE DARK.
This funny, gentle and reassuring tale is written
especially for small people aged 3 - 7, and grownups who sleep with the big light on!
Tuesday 10 April 2pm
All tickets £5
George Clooney is
superb as a Hawaiian
lawyer who is forced to
re-evaluate his life when
his wife suffers a near
fatal accident. Forced to
take on the role of back
up parent, he bonds with
his two daughters who
he hardly knows and
learns that his wife has
been harbouring a
secret. An intelligent,
complex drama that is
hilarious and heartfelt in
equal measure.
Starring
George Clooney,
Judy Greer, Beau Bridges
Dir: Alexander Payne
1hr 54mins
Friday 13 April 7.30pm
Full price £5
Concessions £4
April
Includes Matinee
The Best Exotic
Marigold Hotel
(12A)
British retirees travel to
India to take up
residence in what they
believe is a newly
restored hotel.
Less luxurious than its
advertisements, the
Marigold Hotel nevertheless slowly begins to
charm in unexpected
ways.
Starring
Judi Dench, Bill Nighy
Maggie Smith
Dir: John Madden
Me and My Girl
Gainsborough Amateur Operatic Society
A sublime and sunny treat for musical comedy fans
of all ages
The show revolves around an unrefined cockney
called Bill Snibson who is discovered to be the longlost 14th Earl of Hareford but he can only inherit the
title and estate if he satisfies the will’s executors
that he is a ‘fit and proper person’ to do so.
The result? Chaos of the most comical kind.
With a host of hilarious characters, witty one-liners
(guaranteed by Stephen Fry’s acclaimed revision)
and toe-tapping, uplifting musical numbers (The
Lambeth Walk, The Sun Has Got His Hat On, Leaning
On A Lamp Post), ‘Me and My Girl’ is a must see!
Come and support Gainsborough’s long
standing amateur group!
2hrs 3mins
Tuesday 24 - Saturday 28 April 8pm
Saturday 2pm
Friday 20 April 7.30pm
Full price £5
Concessions £4
Full price £12.50
Concessions £10 for Tuesday and Saturday matinee
Family tickets (2 adults + 2 children) £45 (for all performances)
May
Coriolanus (15)
Shakespeare’s most
military tragedy gets a
bloody modern
make-over in this account
of the brutal soldier
Coriolanus who is so
disgusted by the people
of Rome he joins up with
his arch enemy to destroy
them. Hugely physical,
this is classic
Shakespeare as an
action-movie that
succeeds on every level.
Starring
Ralph Fiennes, Gerard
Butler, Brian Cox,
Dir: Ralph Fiennes
Hoot Comedy
Club
The Hunger
Games (TBC)
Sol Bernstein Headlines
Set in a future where the
Capitol selects a boy
and girl from the 12
districts to fight to the
death on live television.
Katniss Everdeen
volunteers to take her
younger sister's place for
the latest match.
‘One part Alf Garnett,
two parts Mel Brooks
and three parts like
nothing else you have
ever heard. A great new
comic creation' - The
Guardian
Back by very popular
demand
With resident Compere Elliot J Huntley
Plus full supporting
undercard.
Starring
Jennifer Lawrence
Josh Hutcherson
Dir: Gary Ross
Running time tbc
2hrs 2mins
Friday 4 May 7.30pm
Thursday 10 May 8pm
Friday 11 May 7.30pm
Full price £5
Concessions £4
Advanced price £6
On the door price £7
Full price £5
Concessions £4
May
Saturday Matinee
The Muppets
(U)
When three muppet fans
learn that Tex Richman
wants to drill under the
muppet theatre for oil
they set out to find the
muppets who have been
split up for years. Kermit
is in Hollywood depressed,
Gonzo is a plumber at
Gonzo's Royal Flush,
Fozzie performs with a
tribute band, Miss Piggy
is the plus-size fashion
editor at Vogue Paris,
and Animal is at a
celebrity anger
management rehab
centre.
Includes Matinee
Lilies on the Land
A truly remarkable and sparkling piece of theatre
which celebrates an extraordinary episode in
Britain’s history – the Women’s Land Army of World
War II.
This delightful and often deeply touching play charts
the personal journeys of four women who sign up to
become Land Girls, determined to work endless,
backbreaking hours on farms across the country in a
bid to do their best for the War Effort.
Based on hundreds of letters from and interviews
with the original Land Girls along with songs from
the period, Lilies on the Land is a revealing, funny,
wonderfully moving and utterly captivating portrait of
some of Britain’s pluckiest, unsung heroes.
Simply unmissable, this is theatre at its most
memorable.
Starring
Amy Adams, Jason Segel
Chris Cooper
Dir: James Bobin
Suitable for ages 9+
1hr 49mins
Saturday 12 May 1pm
Tuesday 22 May 2pm and 7.30pm
Full price £5
Concessions £4
Full price £10
Concessions £8
May
Salmon Fishing
in the Yemen (tbc)
A fisheries expert is
approached by a
consultant to help realise
a sheik's vision of
bringing the sport of
fly-fishing to the desert
and embarks on an
upstream journey of faith
and fish to prove the
impossible possible.
Comedy, drama and
wonderful romance.
Starring
Ewan McGregor
Emily Blunt
Dir: Lasse Hallström
The Everett-Fox School of Dance
The scrumptious show this year is a dance
interpretation of 'Charlie & the Chocolate Factory'.
Come and enjoy the show and watch the pupils
delight you with their performance!
All pupils will star in the annual show.
Everett-Fox School of Dance is a thriving dance
school based in Misterton.
They opened on 14 May 2007 and they now have
approximately 100 pupils, boys and girls aged from
3 to 18, studying ballet, tap, theatrecraft, street and
freestyle.
They are affiliated to International Dance Teachers
Association (I.D.T.A.).
Running time tbc
Friday 18 May 7.30pm
Full price £5
Concessions £4
Friday 25 and
Saturday 26 May 7pm
All tickets £5.50
Regular Events
A Wider Air Singing Workshop
Come and join these creative and friendly singing sessions for ages 14+ and all abilities
here at Trinity Arts Centre.
New members are always welcome.
Interested? Then call the group’s secretary, Janet Simpson, on 01427 617313.
Saturday sessions are from 10am-12noon on:
10 March, 14 April and 12 May
Gainsborough & District Decorative and Fine Arts
Society (N.A.D.F.A.S)
The Gainsborough & District Decorative and Fine Arts Society regularly meet at the
Trinity Arts Centre.
The society usually meet the first Thursday afternoon of the month.
For more information about the group or any of their events contact their secretary
Barbara Jones on 01427 788568
Act Now!
Meeting on Mondays 6-8pm.
Act Now is an established drama group for adults with
learning disabilities currently in its 10th year.
The group works on short plays and performs them
through the year at the Arts Centre. For further information
contact the Box Office 01427 676655.
Shooting Fish Youth Theatre
This group meets every Tuesday term-time.
For ages 11-14 years 5-7pm, 15-18 years 7-9pm
To sign up or for more information
email: [email protected]
tel:
01522 787080
facebook.com/shootingfishtheatre
or call Trinity Arts Centre on 01427 676655
Centre Screen West Lindsey is a rural
touring cinema venture, based at the Trinity Arts Centre.
The scheme runs within the West Lindsey area and is in
partnership with the Big Country Rural Cinema Network
www.centrescreen.net
To bring the cinema to you and a promoter’s pack please
contact Kevin Dunbar
Trinity Arts Centre, Trinity Street, Gainsborough DN21 2AL
tel:01427 675137
mail: [email protected]
Lincolnshire One Venues
Trinity Arts Centre is one of many performing arts venues in
Lincolnshire which communicate with each other, and seek to
develop healthy relationships within the arts. By working together
through the collective identity of Lincolnshire One Venues we
have the strength to represent the interests of the arts on behalf
of our local communities. It is our hope to improve the provision
of access, choice and quality of the arts in the county. Each of
the venues has something special to offer you, and are all well
worth the visit.
Text LOV!
LOV stands for Lincolnshire One Venues, and now you can sign up for LOV texts and
get all the latest news and updates about great arts events around the county sent
straight to your phone!
Just text LOV to 88802 and we'll keep you posted with sms recommendations! The
sign-up text you send will be charged at your standard sms message rate.
You will not be charged for receiving messages.
To stop receiving messages, simply text XVCQ to 88802.
Guardian Angel Membership
Supporting the Arts in West Lindsey
If live theatre, music and cinema have you on cloud nine, then look at our friend’s
scheme, Guardian Angels! By becoming an Angel you will help and support Trinity Arts
Centre making it a thriving hub for West Lindsey. Enjoy a host of heavenly benefits….
•
£1 off all films
•
Members concession prices for most evening live shows
•
Discounted room hire for parties, meetings and special occasions
Full membership £10 (conc £8)
Joint membership (covers 2 adults) £18 (conc £14)
Booking Information and
Seating Plan
Box Office Opening Times
Wednesday - Friday 10:30am - 3:30pm
Saturday 9:30am - 2:00pm
One hour before the start of an event for counter bookings.
How to Book
By phone: 01427 676655 Online: www.trinityarts.co.uk
When booking online, a booking fee is charged for the
service.
Group Booking: A discount of 10% is offered on group
bookings of 10 or more people for most events.
School or College Booking: Ring to see details of
discount. Contact the Box Office for more information.
Ticket Types
Full price: Adults
Concessions: Available
(where specified) to
• Children aged 3 – 15
• Pensioners
• Students with a valid
NUS Card
You may be required to
prove eligibility.
Reservation and Refunds
Reservations: Payment is required seven working days prior to the event. Tickets not
paid for within this period will be released for sale again.
Refunds: We do not offer refunds on any tickets unless the event is cancelled or
postponed.
Only food and drinks purchased on the premises can be consumed whilst at Trinity Arts
Centre. We reserve the right to refuse admission to intoxicated or disorderly people. Age
guidance stated for live shows (where applicable) is provided by the visiting companies.
Trinity Arts Centre is unable to accept responsibility for accuracy.
Room and Theatre Hire
The auditorium is a 200-seater with slide
and film capabilities, PA system, disabled
access to the stage and front row and
induction loop for hearing aid users.
The Vestry is a smaller room which can
accommodate up to 50 people depending
on the lay out of your event and has
disabled access.
OHP and flip charts are available by
arrangement.
Hirers are welcome to use their own caterers - arrangements to be agreed.
Our licensed bar is also available.
For full details of availability contact Karen Whitfield on 01427 675140 or
[email protected]
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Contact Information
Trinity Arts Centre
Trinity Street, Gainsborough
DN21 2AL
Box Office: 01427 676655
Administration: 01427 675140
Email: [email protected]
Web: www,trinityarts.co.uk
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free car park, accessed via
Sandsfield Lane.
This is monitored by CCTV.
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We welcome customers with
disabilities, although the
Centre’s auditorium is only
partly accessible for disabled
users. Wheelchair spaces are
available in row A which has
level access.
Guide dogs are welcome.
Hearing
The auditorium has an induction
loop. Language Line interpreting
and translation service is
available if required.
Our brochure is
available in large print.
March - May 2012
LIVE Saturday 3 March 7.30pm - Sense and Sensibility Tickets £12 and £10
LIVE Thursday 8 March 8pm - Hoot Comedy Club Advanced £6/on the door £7
FILM Friday 9 March 7.30pm - The Iron Lady (12A) Tickets £4.50 and £3.50
FILM Friday 16 March 7.30pm - The Ides of March (15) Tickets £4.50 and £3.50
FILM Friday 23 March 7.30pm - War Horse (12A) Tickets £4.50 and £3.50
FILM Friday 30 March 7.30pm - W/E (Wallis & Edward) (15) Tickets £4.50 and £3.50
FILM Saturday 31 March 1pm - Hugo (U) Tickets £4.50 and £3.50
FILM Friday 6 April 7.30pm - The Artist (PG) Tickets £5 and £4
LIVE Tuesday 10 April 2pm - The Owl who was afraid of the Dark Tickets £5
LIVE Thursday 12 April 8pm - Hoot Comedy Club Advanced £6/on the door £7
FILM Friday 13 April 7.30pm - The Descendants (15) Tickets £5 and £4
FILM Friday 20 April 7.30pm - The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (12A) Tickets £5 & £4
LIVE Tuesday 24 – Saturday 28 April GAOS Me and My Girl Tickets £12.50 and £10
FILM Friday 4 May 7.30pm - Coriolanus (15) Tickets £5 and £4
LIVE Thursday 10 May 8pm - Hoot Comedy Club Advanced £6/on the door £7
FILM Friday 11 May 7.30pm - The Hunger Games (tbc) Tickets £5 and £4
FILM Saturday 12 May 1pm - The Muppets (U) Tickets £5 and £4
FILM Friday 18 May 7.30pm Salmon Fishing in the Yemen (tbc) Tickets £5 and £4
LIVE Tuesday 22 May 2pm & 7.30pm Lillies on the Land Tickets £10 and £8
LIVE Friday 25 and 26 May 7pm The Everett-Fox School of Dance Tickets £5.50
Special Offer: Earthfall: At Swim Two Boys
Tuesday 27 and Wednesday 28 March at 8pm
We have teamed up with the Lincoln Drill Hall to offer you a special reduced price ticket
for an amazing physical theatre show set in water that is taking place there.
Earthfall use dance, music and extraordinary physical theatre
to tell the story of the developing love between two Dublin
boys set against the backdrop of the Easter Rising in 1915.
The entire show is danced in a set that slowly floods with
water, creating some astonishing and thrilling images.
Please note: people in the front rows may get slightly wet!
Just call 01522 873894 or visit the Drill Hall quoting
‘Trinity’ and get the tickets for £9 (instead of £12 & £10)