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Jan - May 2015
Theatre 3-9
Youth Theatre 30-31
Support Us 38-39
Music & Dance 10-16
Children 32-33
Information 40
Film 17-25
Visual Arts 34-35
Diary 41-43
Comedy 26-29
Bar & Café 36-37
Youth Theatre 44
WELCOME TO SPRING AT TRINITY
This year we continue our mission to bring a new diverse, thoughtprovoking and entertaining range of events to you. From adaptations
to originals, from interactive children’s shows to the very best in local
music and top-name comedians, this is a season to celebrate the arts
in the best possible way – live.
In addition, this is ‘Oscar Season’ and we have an array of exciting films
that I hope will appeal to everyone, ranging from Hollywood smash-hits
to fantastic international films. The work of the world’s most renowned
companies will be screened in high-definition, including mesmerising
shows from the Bolshoi Ballet and the National Theatre.
John Martin
Artistic Director
Although these screenings can provide incredible access to productions
from around the world, Trinity – at its very core – is a theatre. It’s a
place where the people of Kent and Sussex can laugh and cry together
and share experiences. It should spark debate and inspire dreams
and aspirations. Above all, it should give people the opportunity to
experience the sheer joy of sharing a space with performers. Theatres
have a special ability to help our towns become communities and I have
always been grateful for the opportunity to support Trinity in making
this happen.
As ever, none of this would be possible without the overwhelming
support that we continue to receive from our audiences, Friends,
volunteers, funders and sponsors and I always welcome your comments
and feedback. Please email me at [email protected]
Trinity Theatre greatly
appreciates funding
received from Tunbridge
Wells Borough Council
Premium Sponsors:
Trinity gratefully acknowledges the valuable
support of our partners Trinity Theatre Club,
Town & Country and Kent County Council
THEATRE
And Then There Were None
By Agatha Christie
Tue 24 - Sat 28 Feb 7.30pm
Matinees: Wed 25 Feb & Sat 28 Feb 2.30pm
Ten strangers assemble on a remote island,
then, one by one, they die. Dame Agatha
Christie’s classic crime-thriller is one of the
most ingenious and well-loved ‘whodunits?’
ever written. West End director Mark Lacey
returns to T.T.C. to direct this original
version of what is arguably the most thrilling
and satisfying puzzle ever penned by the
Queen of Crime.
Ten, nine, eight... Can you solve the riddle of
Soldier Island before it’s too late?
£14 (£13) £12
Trinity’s resident amateur theatre company
Donkey’s Years
By Michael Frayn
Tue 28 Apr - Sat 2 May 7.30pm
Matinees: Wed 29 Apr & Sat 2 May
2.30pm
Lock a junior government minister, a
sardonic civil servant, a shifty journalist,
an eminent surgeon and a camp
clergyman in their old Oxbridge college
for a reunion dinner. Add the wife of the
Master of the college trying to re-visit
an old flame from her nymphomaniac
undergraduate days. Then open the port
bottle pinched from the college cellars.
What do you get? A riotous up-market
farce by Michael Frayn – the multi-award
winning writer of Noises Off.
£14 (£13) £12
Our Theatre season is sponsored by
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Ages
Ages
10+
18+
NT Encore: JOHN
DV8 Physical Theatre
Sun 11 Jan 3pm
Lloyd Newson, DV8’s Artistic Director, interviewed
more than 50 men asking them frank questions,
initially about love and sex. One of those men was
John. What emerged was years of crime, drug use
and struggling to survive that lead John on a search in
which his life converges with others, in an unexpected
place, unknown by most. JOHN contains adult themes,
strong language and nudity | Suitable for ages 18+
£17 (£16) £14 | Delayed Transmission
NT Live: Treasure Island
Based on the book by Robert Louis Stevenson,
adapted by Bryony Lavery
Thu 22 Jan 7pm | Live Transmission
Wed 18 Feb 7pm | Delayed Transmission
Robert Louis Stevenson’s story of murder, money
and mutiny is brought to life in a thrilling new stage
adaptation by Bryony Lavery, broadcast live from the
National Theatre. It’s a dark, stormy night. The stars
are out. Jim, the inn-keeper’s granddaughter, opens
the door to a terrifying stranger. At the old sailor’s
feet sits a huge sea-chest, full of secrets. Jim invites
him in – and her dangerous voyage begins.
£17 (£16) £14
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THEATRE
RSC Live: Love’s Labour’s Lost
RSC Live: Love’s Labour’s Won
William Shakespeare’s sparkling comedy delights in
championing and then unravelling an unrealistic vow,
and mischievously suggests that the study of the
opposite sex is in fact the highest of all academic
endeavours. Only at the end of the play is the
merriment curtailed as the lovers agree to submit to
a period apart, unaware that the world around them
is about to be utterly transformed by the war to end
all wars.
Autumn 1918. A group of soldiers return from the
trenches. The world-weary Benedick and his friend
Claudio find themselves reacquainted with Beatrice
and Hero. As memories of conflict give way to a life of
parties and masked balls, Claudio and Hero fall madly,
deeply in love, while Benedick and Beatrice reignite
their own altogether more combative courtship.
Better known as Much Ado About Nothing,, the play is
performed under the title Love’s Labour’s Won.
£17 (£16) £15 | Live Transmission
NT Live: Behind The Beautiful Forevers
NT Live: The Hard Problem
By William Shakespeare
Wed 11 Feb 7pm
Based on the book by Katherine Boo
Thu 12 Mar 7pm
By William Shakespeare
Wed 4 Mar 7pm
By Tom Stoppard, Directed by Nicholas Hytner
Thu 16 Apr 7pm
Pulitzer Prize-winner Katherine Boo spent three years
in Annawadi recording the lives of its residents. From
her uncompromising book, winner of the National
Book Award for Non-Fiction 2012, David Hare has
fashioned a tumultuous play on an epic scale. India
is surging with global ambition, but their schemes
are fragile; global recession threatens the garbage
trade, and another slum-dweller is about to make an
accusation that will destroy herself and shatter the
neighbourhood.
Acclaimed playwright Tom Stoppard returns to the
National Theatre with his highly-anticipated new play
The Hard Problem, directed by Nicholas Hytner.
Hilary, a young psychology researcher at a brain
science institute, is nursing a private sorrow and a
troubling question at work, where psychology and
biology meet. If there is nothing but matter, what
is consciousness? This is ‘the hard problem’ Hilary
needs a miracle, and she is prepared to pray for one.
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The Complete History
of Comedy (Abridged)
Reduced Shakespeare Company
Sat 31 Jan 8pm
Following a hugely successful season at
the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2014, the
Reduced Shakespeare Company will set
out to reduce the UK to tears of laughter
in Spring 2015. From the high-brow to the
low and everything in-between, the bad
boys of abridgment leave no joke untold
as they deconstruct the entire history
of comedy in 90 rollicking minutes.
This show proves they have not lost
their touch - or their remarkable
energy The Stage
£14 (£12)
The Turn Of The Screw
Based on the book by Henry James,
Adapted by Deborah Clair and Nicholas
Collett
Clair Obscur Productions
Thu 5 Feb 8pm
Autumn 1897. Guests gather around
a drawing room fireplace and each tale
told is more chilling than the last. A
manuscript in faded ink is taken from a
locked drawer, written by a woman dead
for twenty years. She was a governess
who took a position on a remote country
estate to care for two young children.
After a while, she is convinced they share
the house with ghosts from the past.
£16 (£15) £13
THEATRE
Elizabeth I: Virgin
On The Ridiculous
Living Spit
Fri 13 Feb 8pm
2013. England. A country divided by
those who enjoy plays featuring men in
dresses and those who don’t. The hopes
of the nation lie with two actors. But
Howard and Stuart can no longer rely on
apparent physical resemblances to Tudor
monarchs. They’ve done Henry
VIII. They’re just going to have to
dig deeper and act better as they
attempt to tell the story of the
greatest Monarch that ever
lived – Elizabeth I.
£16 (£15) £13
Fawlty Towers: Dinner
is Served
Moneypenny Productions
Sat 7 Mar 7.30pm
This high-energy cabaret show will seat
you directly in the firing line of Torquays
most infamous hotelier. You’ll have an
opportunity to experience our hospitality
in this spectacular tribute, which
develops the characters made famous by
John Cleese, Prunella Scales and Andrew
Sachs in the iconic British sitcom. With a
mix of audience interaction and scripted
scenes you’re in for a treat.
Just don’t mention the war!
£39 | Including a three-course meal
& 1/2 a bottle of wine
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Jekyll and Hyde
Adapted from Robert Louis Stevenson’s Jekyll
and Hyde by Jo Clifford
Sell-A-Door
Sat 14 Mar 8pm
Robert Louis Stevenson’s cult classic Jekyll
and Hyde is reinterpreted in a new modern
adaptation by Jo Clifford and multi awardwinning touring company Sell a Door. Dr. Henry
Jekyll decides to make himself the subject of
his own experimental treatments, accidentally
unleashing his ultimate inner demon in the
process: Mr. Hyde. A contemporary take on a
well-known tale, Clifford breathes new life into
this go-to Gothic narrative.
If Sell a Door continue to produce work of
this quality they will be around for a long
time The Scotsman
£16 (£15) £13
Teechers
By John Godber
Blackeyed Theatre in association with
South Hill Park
Fri 27 Mar 8pm
Blackeyed Theatre revives its highly
acclaimed production of John Godber’s
classic comedy about life at a modern
comprehensive for Mr Nixon, an
unsuspecting new drama teacher. Fastmoving, inventive and highly entertaining,
Teechers brings to life an array of terrifying
teachers and hopeless pupils through the
unique eyes of Salty, Gail and Hobby; three
Year 11 students about to leave school for
good. Will Mr Nixon abandon his students
for a green and pleasant private school?
£16 (£15) £13
THEATRE
Inspector Morse: House of Ghosts
By Alma Cullen
Baroque Theatre Company
Fri 10 Apr 8pm
Opening with a performance from Shakespeare’s Hamlet, a young professional actress
playing Ophelia dies suddenly mid-performance. Inspector Morse is immediately on the
scene, having been in the audience. The stage is cordoned off and becomes a fully
fledged murder scene. Giving us an insight into some of the events which shaped Morse’s
life in years to come, this is a visually stunning treat for any Morse fan.
£16 (£15) £13
We Fainted Alternately On The Sofa: Jane Austen in the Making
By Karin Fernald
Wed 22 Apr 2.30pm
Karin’s entertaining lectures on l8th and l9th century celebrity writers and diarists
connected with the arts, have been given to NADFAS (National Association of Decorative
and Fine Arts Societies) branches throughout England and Scotland, and in Paris, Berlin,
Hamburg, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. Karin is thrilled to have recently come
across Austen’s anarchic and farcical juvenile efforts, at the kind suggestion of the Jane
Austen Society of North Kent, and hopes you will enjoy them too.
£14 (£13) £10
Lysistrata
By Aristophanes
Theatre Niche Ltd.
Fri 24 Apr 8pm
The one female brave enough to take
men on at their own game: outright war.
The battle of the sexes commences as
Lysistrata persuades all Greek women
to withhold all sexual practices from
their menfolk, in return for an end to the
ongoing Peloponnesian war. Will brute
force or sexual persuasion win the day?
Critically acclaimed London Director
Alice Sillett uses full-tilt physical comedy
and her unique multidisciplinary vision to
incorporate both Puppetry and Mask into
this freshly adapted work.
£16 (£15) £13
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MUSIC & DANCE
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The ever-popular Local & Live Sessions are back for a new season and will – as always - be
showcasing the very best artists from Kent and Sussex. We will be continuing to provide
a platform for genuine musical talent in the beautifully atmospheric Trinity Theatre Auditorium. Paul Dunton is promising three shows this season that will ensnare the senses and
mesmerise audiences. This will be the fourth year of monthly Local & Live sessions and they
are only getting better with a consistently high standard of performance from all who take
part. We are eternally grateful for all the continuing support that we’ve received and look
forward to seeing you in February.
For more information about the appearing artists, please call the Box Office on 01892 678
678 or check www.trinitytheatre.net
February Sessions
Sat 21 8pm | £10
March Sessions
Sat 28 8pm | £10
April Sessions
Sat 25 8pm | £10
Doors open 7pm
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MUSIC & DANCE
Swan Lake
Sun 25 Jan 3pm
The great legend of
the enigmatic woman/
swan is one of the most
romantic classical ballets,
appropriately set in the era
of courtly romance and
characterised by elegance,
style and harmony. With
Tchaikovsky’s famous, lyrical
score, Swan Lake depicts
the tragic love between
Princess Odette and Prince
Siegfried, and will no doubt
be performed to perfection
by the unparalleled virtuosity
of Russia’s great Bolshoi
Ballet. This universal and
enchanting masterpiece of
love, deception and drama is
a must.
£17 (£16) £14
Live Transmission
Our Music & Dance season is sponsored by
Ivan The Terrible
Romeo & Juliet
Sun 8 Mar 3pm
William Shakespeare’s
timeless story, written in
1595, is brought to the
stage through breathtaking
choreography and Sergei
Prokoﬁev’s much-loved score.
With its famous melodies,
rhythmic variety and
universal theme, this story of
impossible love remains an
all-time favourite, and is one
of the world’s most popular
ballets. Stellar performances
by Alexander Volchkov and
Anna Nikulina illuminate this
masterpiece, making the
immortal tale of the lovers
of Verona an unforgettable
experience.
£17 (£16) £14
Delayed Transmission
Sun 19 Apr 4pm
Yuri Grigorovich’s powerful
and fascinating epic
dramatises Ivan the Terrible’s
controversial reign, and
portrays events in 16thcentury Russia in visually
stunning scenes. His
choreography, full of vigour,
strength and wild jumps,
also includes great grace
and fragility in the female
roles. Sensitive classical and
powerful character dance
blend to create a lyrical
epic, rich in the colours of
medieval Russia. Recently
revived, Ivan the Terrible
is an essential part of the
company’s repertoire.
£17 (£16) £14
Live Transmission
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Andrea Chénier
Der fliegende Holländer
Thu 29 Jan 7.15pm
Sun 1 Mar 2pm
Umberto Giordano’s Andrea Chénier presents a fictionalised
account of the last years of the French poet André Chénier,
guillotined during the Reign of Terror in 1794. It is the
greatest of Giordano’s operas. Taking the starring role of
Chénier, with its three arias, is Jonas Kaufmann, Dutch
soprano Eva-Maria Westbroek sings the role of Chénier’s
beloved Maddalena and Serbian baritone Željko Lucic stars as
Carlo Gérard – the servant-turned-revolutionary, Chénier’s
rival for the love of Maddalena.
£17 (£16) £14 | Delayed Transmission
Swan Lake
The Rise and Fall of
The City of Mahagonny
Tue 17 Mar 7.15pm
From the earliest days of the Vic-Wells Ballet,
Swan Lake has been one of The Royal Ballet’s
signature works. In creating this production, Anthony
Dowell aimed to return to an authentic version of the
choreography created by the great Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov
for the Mariinsky Theatre in 1895. The court scenes of Acts I
and III have a dark glamour rooted in the opulent style of Carl
Fabergé, while the famous lakeside ‘white’ acts are rich with mist,
shadow and moonlight.
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In this tale of a captain forced to sail the seas for eternity unless
released by the faithful love of a good woman, and the lonely
girl who longs to save him, Wagner created two unforgettable
characters operating near the limits of human emotion. Tim
Albery’s atmospheric 2009 modern-dress staging provides an
ideal platform on which Bryn Terfel’s turbulent Dutchman and
Adrianne Pieczonka’s visionary Senta will explore their passions
and struggle to find salvation in a hostile world.
Wed 1 Apr 7.15pm
A major work from the remarkable partnership of
playwright and poet Bertolt Brecht and composer Kurt Weill,
Mahagonny was first performed in Leipzig in 1930. Its first
ever Royal Opera staging, by Associate Director of Opera
John Fulljames, is sung in English,and conducted by Mark
Wigglesworth – recently announced as the successor to Edward
Gardner as Music Director of English National Opera. Mahagonny
is a satire on money, morality and pleasure-seeking among the
dubious citizens of a fictional city.
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MUSIC & DANCE
Richard Navarro
Fri 6 Feb 8pm
Armed with a new album containing
a rich seam of violin based original
material, and fresh from support slots
for Joan Armatrading on her winter tour,
Richard’s songs are at once melodic
and provocative. Using live looping
to add seamless layering of vocals,
violin, trumpet, percussion and piano.
Together with a cinematic backdrop
from Butch Auntie, this band is a must
see in this year’s music programme.
A wonderful voice BBC | Susan Marling
£10 (£8)
Jo Christie Dance Showcase
Jo Christie Dance School
Sat 7 Feb 7pm | Sun 8 Feb 2.30pm
Students of the Jo Christie Dance Centre
take this opportunity to showcase skills
they are developing in dance, musical
theatre and choreography. The students
are offered a chance to transfer their
skills in the studio to Trinity Theatre’s
professional environment. All that the
students need now is an audience!
Starring all ages and abilities, beginners
to advanced, you can expect to be
entertained by their interpretations of
ballet, jazz, contemporary, musical theatre
and street dance routines.
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The Old Dance School
Thu 5 Mar 8pm
The Old Dance School’s expansive
landscapes of contemporary folk place
them as true innovators of the music.
Their live show charts their remarkable
journey from ballet school basement
jam sessions to headline appearances
at international festivals. Championed by
BBC Radio 2’s Bob Harris, the septet’s
provocative songs and cinematic sound
has received plaudits throughout the
country, from press and audiences
alike, including Songlines Top Of The
World 2010, and The Scotsman’s Album
of the Year.
£14 (£12)
ENO: La Traviata
Wed 11 Mar 7.30pm
This stunning production of Verdi’s
masterpiece by the English National
Opera reaches to the heart of passionate
love and tragic death. The production
is ideal for newcomers to opera with its
contemporary staging, and a running time
of less than two hours.
[…] both Winters and Johnson are
exceptional. Her performance is a
wonderful combination of feistiness
and fragility, sung with unflagging
intensity; while he continues to be
more impressive with every new
challenge he takes on The Guardian
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MUSIC & DANCE
Crash Bang Wallop!
Tunbridge Wells International
Music Festival
Sat 21 Mar 11am
This show is designed specifically
for young children and encourages
participation meaning that more families
have the opportunity to introduce their
children to a live orchestral performance
at an early age. Our pre-concert
activities also give young children
opportunities to touch, see and try out
a wide range of instruments, often for
the first time. Aiming to increase access
to and participation in high quality music
and creative activities amongst children,
this is an event not to be missed!
£9 Adults (£7 Children) £25 Family
GEMS Concert
Sun 22 Mar 5pm
Tunbridge Wells Arts Festival presents
an afternoon of music and drama that
showcases some of the most outstanding
performers from this year’s classes. The
Cups and Awards for Festival winners
will be presented by the President of the
Festival, the Mayor of Tunbridge Wells.
Come along and enjoy a varied programme
of local performers that is sure to inspire
and mesmerise you.
£6 (£4) £15 Family
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George Harrison:
All Things Must Pass
Thu 26 Mar 8pm
A powerful international 10-piece band,
formed from some of the best musicians
in the South, perform songs by George
Harrison. The show includes material
written for The Beatles (including
Something, Here Comes The Sun, Taxman)
and as a solo artist (My Sweet Lord, All
Those Years Ago...).
A celebration of all of George’s music,
professionally and faithfully performed
with love and respect David Hentschel
(sound engineer with David Bowie, Elton
John, Genesis and George Harrison)
£14 (£12) £11
The Mirabai Project presents
Chrysanthemums
Fri 17 Apr 8pm
The
Mirabai
Project
presents
Chrysanthemums, an exciting semistaged concert featuring dazzling guest
performers Argentine Tango dancers
Elena Velasco-Pena and Luis Rodriguez.
They join award winning musicians that
include stunning harpist Ruby Aspinall,
the popular and dynamic Kent-based
Leon String Quartet, international
sopranos Elizabeth Fulleylove and
Gabriela Di Laccio, and renowned
saxophonist Richard Melkonian, now
based in Tunbridge Wells.
A simply unmissable feast for the ears
and eyes!
£16 (£15) £13
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Interstellar
Fri 2 Jan 7pm
12A | 166mins | Christopher Nolan
With our time on Earth coming to an end, a team of explorers undertake the most important
mission in human history; travelling beyond this galaxy to discover whether mankind has a future
among the stars. Stirring the head and heart in equal measure, Christopher Nolan hopscotches
across space and time in this visionary sci-fi trip, which stars Matthew McConaughey, Anne
Hathaway and Jessica Chastain.
National Gallery
Sun 11 Jan 6pm
12A | 181mins | Frederick Wiseman
Veteran documentary-maker Wiseman takes the audience behind the scenes of a London
institution, on a lushly colourful, sometimes droll, journey to the heart of a museum inhabited by
masterpieces of Western art. This special one-day-only screening presents a portrait of a place,
its way of working and relations with the world, its staff and public, and, of course, its paintings.
In a perpetual and dizzying game of mirrors, film watches painting watches film. Mesmerising.
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1
Sun 18 Jan 2pm
12A | 123mins | Francis Lawrence
Following her rescue from the devastating Quarter Quell, Katniss (Jennifer Lawrence) awakes in the
complex beneath the supposedly destroyed District 13. Her home, District 12, has been reduced
to rubble, and Peeta Mellark (Josh Hutcherson) is now the brainwashed captive of President
Snow (Donald Sutherland). Katniss also learns about a secret rebellion spreading throughout all of
Panem, one which will place her at the centre of a plot to turn the tables on Snow.
The Way He Looks (Hoje Eu Quero Voltar Sozinho)
Sun 18 Jan 5pm
12A | 96mins | Portuguese | Daniel Ribeiro
São Paulo-dweller Leonardo is young, gay, blind and occasionally bullied, but he has bestie
Giovana to look out for him. She secretly nurses a crush that’s soon threatened by the arrival of
Gabriel, a new kid in their class. Brazil’s Best Foreign-Language Film entry to the Academy Awards
offers a fresh twist on the rites-of-passage tale as Leo negotiates the usual pitfalls of growing up
with the added complication of being blind. A touching, sensitive debut feature.
Fury
Sun 18 Jan 8pm
15 | 134mins | David Ayer
April, 1945. As the Allies make their final push in the European Theatre, a battle-hardened army
sergeant named Wardaddy (Brad Pitt) commands a Sherman tank and her five-man crew on a
deadly mission behind enemy lines. Outnumbered and outgunned, and with a rookie soldier thrust
into their platoon, Wardaddy and his men face overwhelming odds in their heroic attempts to
strike at the heart of Nazi Germany.
Violette
Tue 20 Jan 2pm | 7.30pm
15 | 138mins | French | Martin Provost
Violette Leduc, born out of wedlock in the early 1900s, encountered Simone de Beauvoir in the
post-WWII years in St-Germain-des-Prés. An intense lifelong relationship began between the two
women, one based on the quest for freedom through writing, for Violette, and, for Simone, on the
conviction that she held the fate of an extraordinary writer in her hands. This compellingly beautiful
character study does elegant justice to a largely unheralded literary name.
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Leviathan
Wed 21 Jan 7.30pm
15 | 141mins | Russian | Andrei Zvyagintsev
Set in the remote Russian north-west, this is the tragic tale of one man’s struggle against a corrupt
power system. Kolya lives on a rocky shore with his family in a house he built himself. When the
mayor attempts to compulsorily purchase the property Kolya calls in a lawyer friend from Moscow
to fight his case. But the wheels of justice prove to be slow, heavy and quite possibly deadly...
Awarded Best Film at the BFI London Film Festival 2014.
Paddington
Sat 24 Jan 2pm
PG | 95mins | Paul Kin
Don your duffle coats for this live-action feature based on the series of much-loved children’s books
by Michael Bond about the marmalade-sandwich-loving bear from Peru with a passion for all things
British who is taken in by the Brown family. Ben Whishaw provides the voice for the accident-prone
immigrant and the star-studded cast acting alongside Paddington in this magical adventure film is
headed by Hugh Bonneville and Sally Hawkins.
Pride
Sat 24 Jan 5pm
15 | 120mins | Matthew Warchus
Loud, proud and glad to be gay, Pride winningly records an improbable moment of recent history,
which saw a group called Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners raise money for and finally be
taken to the heart of a small Welsh community during the 1984-5 miners’ strike. Featuring Paddy
Considine, Imelda Staunton, Dominic West and Bill Nighy, this rousing, sometimes tear-jerking
crowd-pleaser received a standing ovation at its Cannes premiere.
Nightcrawler
Sat 24 Jan 8pm
15 | 117mins | Dan Gilroy
Los Angeles-based night-drifter Lou Bloom is looking for a job. After stumbling upon a pre-dawn car
wreck, he spots a seasoned “nightcrawler”, a freelance cameraman recording the carnage. Hours
later, he sees the same images on the morning news. Finally, Bloom has found his calling... This
is a sharp, dark, satirical and bone-rattlingly thrilling urban drama, with a career-peak turn from an
icily impressive Jake Gyllenhaal as the deluded anti-hero of the piece.
The Skeleton Twins
Sun 25 Jan 8pm
15 | 93mins | Craig Johnson
Estranged twins Maggie and Milo coincidentally cheat death on the same day, prompting them
to reunite and confront the reasons their lives went so wrong. As the twins’ reunion reinvigorates
them, they realise the key to fixing their lives may just lie in repairing their relationship. This hilarious
and heart-rending comedy about keeping it in the family is blessed with eye-catching performances
from Kristen Wiig and Bill Hader as the titular offspring.
The Imitation Game
Tue 27 Jan 11am | 2pm | 8pm
12A | 114mins | Morten Tyldum
A nail-biting race against time following Alan Turing (pioneer of modern-day computing and
credited with cracking the German Enigma code) and his brilliant team at Britain’s top-secret codebreaking centre, Bletchley Park, during the darkest days of WWII. Turing (Benedict Cumberbatch),
whose contributions and genius significantly shortened the war, was the eventual victim of an
unenlightened British establishment, but his work and legacy live on.
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Stations Of The Cross
(Kreuzweg)
15 | 110mins | German | Dietrich Brüggemann
Wed 28 Jan 8pm
Though only 14, every decision of Maria’s life has to conform to her church’s rigid interpretation
of the Bible. While taken with the idea of personal sacrifice, she is also intrigued by the ‘satanic’
temptations of music and boys, particularly classmate Christian and his gospel choir. Silver Bear
winner at Berlin Film Festival 2014, this precise and riveting drama about the stifling religious
upbringing of a young girl is leavened with dry humour and absurdist moments.
Citizenfour
Sun 1 Feb 5pm
15 | 113mins | Laura Poitras
When director Laura Poitras is emailed out of the blue by Citizen Four, aka defence analyst Edward
Snowden, she’s invited to chronicle the leak, and aftermath, of a scandal: the NSA’s relentless,
worldwide surveillance programme... This is bold, unblinking filmmaking – nothing less than a
living document of a global scandal straight from the whistleblower – which will keep you pinned
to your seat through sheer, shattering disbelief.
The Homesman
Sun 1 Feb 8pm
15 | 123mins | Tommy Lee Jones
In a cliché-reversing Western, a “true grit” Hilary Swank is charged with escorting three highly
disturbed young women eastward across the plains to “civilisation” and refuge. Tommy Lee Jones
plays an ageing rough diamond, who finds redemption when cajoled at gunpoint into helping Mary
Bee Cuddy (Swank) and her fragile cargo to find succour with Meryl Streep as a pastor’s wife.
Visually magnificent with never-ending horizons and stunning set-pieces.
My Old Lady
Tue 3 Feb 11am | 2pm | 8pm
12A | 107mins | English & French | Israel Horovitz
Penniless New Yorker Mathias travels to Paris to liquidate a huge apartment he has inherited
from his estranged father, but is stunned to find a refined old lady (Mathilde) living there with her
very protective daughter. He soon learns that under ancient French law he won’t actually gain
possession of the apartment until Mathilde dies. A delightful and unique blend of comedy, drama
and, ultimately, romance, starring Kevin Kline, Maggie Smith and Kristin Scott Thomas.
Winter Sleep
(Kis Uykusu)
15 | 196mins | Turkish | Nuri Bilge Ceylan
Wed 4 Feb 7pm
Aydin, a former actor, runs a small hotel in central Anatolia with his young wife Nihal, with whom
he has a stormy relationship, and his sister Necla, who is suffering from her recent divorce. In
winter, as the snow begins to fall, the hotel turns into both a shelter but also an inescapable place
that fuels their animosities... This richly engrossing and ravishingly beautiful character study from
Turkish master Ceylan won the Palme d’Or at Cannes 2014.
Me, Myself And Mum (Les Garçons Et Guillaume, À Table!)
15 | 87mins | French | Guillaume Gallienne
Sun 8 Feb 8pm
In this delightfully self-deprecating crowd-pleaser, which offers a playful twist on the typical
coming-out narrative, an effeminate young man is the last to realise what everyone around him has
already decided. Gallienne, who belongs to his country’s prestigious Comédie-Française acting
troupe, milks his awkward upbringing for big laughs, playing the roles of both his younger self and
his elegant if somewhat imperious mother (in drag, of course!).
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St. Vincent
Tue 10 Feb 11am | 2pm | 8pm
12A | 102mins | Theodore Melfi
A captivating, heart-warming comedy starring Bill Murray as a crusty old misanthrope who
reluctantly ends up caring for the son of his new neighbour (Melissa McCarthy) to pay off his debts.
Although Vincent is a cynic who gambles, drinks, and pays for female favours, an unlikely friendship
blossoms and the grumpy grouch turns out to be exactly the mentor twelve-year-old Oliver needs
as the young one adjusts to his parents’ divorce and life at a new school.
Electricity
Sun 15 Feb 5pm
15 | 96mins | Bryn Higgins
Model-turned-actress Agyness Deyn proves to be the charismatic and tender heart of this spin on
the classic Alice In Wonderland story. She plays Lily, a fragile and fractured young woman prone
to epileptic fits and extraordinary hallucinations, who lives in isolation in a sleepy coastal town in
north-east England but heads to frenetic old London town in search of a long lost brother. High-art
visuals dazzle in this sympathetic portrait of a rarely-depicted condition.
Get On Up
Sun 15 Feb 8pm
12A | 139mins | Tate Taylor
An exuberant chronicle of funk maestro James Brown’s rise from extreme poverty to become one
of the most influential musicians of the 20th century. The brilliant but volatile soul legend wore at
least as many personalities and personas as he did nicknames and honorary titles, and the film’s
star, Chadwick Boseman, is in the groove from the first frame to the last, playing Brown from age
16 to 60 with a dexterity and invention well worthy of his subject.
The Hobbit: The Battle Of The Five Armies
Mon 16 Feb 2pm
12A | 160mins | Peter Jackson
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One of the all-time great fantasy trilogies reaches its glorious climax with an epic showdown to
end them all! The stage is set for the stunning climactic battle for Smaug’s hoard, to which Peter
Jackson’s astonishing second Middle-Earth trilogy has been building. This sees goblins and wargs
take on the dwarves, elves, men and giant eagles in one almighty conflict. And that’s before you
take into account the legions of orcs unleashed by the Necromancer!
The Grandmaster ( Yi Dai Zong Shi)
Mon 16 Feb 8pm
15 | 108mins | Cantonese, Japanese, Mandarin | Kar Wai Wong
An epic action feature inspired by the life and times of the legendary kung fu master, Ip Man.
The story spans the tumultuous Republican era that followed the fall of China’s last dynasty, a
time of chaos, division and war that was also the golden age of Chinese martial arts. Filmed in
the snow-swept landscapes of north-east China and the subtropical south, it showcases virtuoso
performances by contemporary Asian cinema megastars Tony Leung and Ziyi Zhang.
Annie
Tue 17 Feb 2pm
PG | 118mins | Will Gluck
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The Broadway classic is transposed to contemporary New York, where Annie (Quvenzhané Wallis)
is a streetwise foster kid left by her parents with a promise to return for her some day. It’s a
hard knock life with mean Miss Hannigan (Cameron Diaz), but everything changes when mayoral
candidate Will Stacks cynically invites Annie to stay. Stacks believes he’s her guardian angel, but
might Annie’s sun-will-come-out-tomorrow outlook mean it’s the other way round?
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Kon-Tiki
Tue 17 Feb 8pm
15 | 116mins | Joachim Rønning, Espen Sandberg
A rapturously beautiful and sweeping adventure detailing Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl’s
daring attempt to prove that early settlers from South America once populated Polynesia by
sailing across the Pacific on a simple balsa wood raft. Rejected by every publisher he approaches
to print his unusual thesis, Heyerdahl eventually decides that the only way to prove it, is to make
the journey himself as the entire world watches…
Exodus: Gods And Kings
Sun 1 Mar 7.30pm
12A | 150mins | Ridley Scott
From acclaimed director Ridley Scott comes the epic adventure story of one man’s daring courage
to take on the might of an empire. Using state of the art visual effects, Scott brings new life to the
story of the defiant leader Moses, played by Christian Bale, as he rises up against the Egyptian
Pharaoh Ramses, setting 600,000 slaves on a monumental journey of escape from Egypt and its
terrifying cycle of deadly plagues.
Unbroken
Tue 3 Mar 2pm | 7.30pm
TBC | 137mins | Angelina Jolie
An epic drama following the incredible life of Olympian and war hero Louis “Louie” Zamperini
who, along with two other crewmen, survived in a raft for 47 days after a near-fatal plane crash
in WWII, only to be caught by the Japanese Navy and sent to a prisoner-of-war camp. Adapted
from Laura Hillenbrand’s enormously popular book, Unbroken brings to the big screen Zamperini’s
unbelievable and inspiring true story about the resilient power of the human spirit.
Birdman
Sun 8 Mar 8pm
15 | 119mins | Alejandro González Iñárritu
A washed-up actor (Michael Keaton) best known for his portrayal of a popular superhero attempts
to mount a comeback by appearing in a Broadway play. As opening night approaches, his attempts
to become more altruistic, rebuild his career and reconnect with friends and family prove more
difficult than expected. Lindsay Duncan, Zach Galifianakis, and Edward Norton co-star in this black
comedy from the director of Biutiful.
Foxcatcher
Tue 10 Mar 2pm | 7.30pm
15 | 134mins | Bennett Miller
In this utterly gripping, tension-packed psycho-drama, eccentric multi-millionaire John du Pont
(Steve Carell), avid ornithologist, wrestling fanatic and a friendless loner living at his family’s
Foxcatcher Farms with his ailing mother (Vanessa Redgrave), convinces Olympic wrestling gold
medallist siblings Mark and Dave Schultz (Channing Tatum and Mark Ruffalo) to begin training
under him for the 1988 Seoul Olympics. The consequences are chilling…
Testament Of Youth
Sun 15 Mar 5pm | 8pm
12A | 130mins | James Kent
Vera Brittain’s beloved WWI memoir is exquisitely realised in this moving and timely adaptation.
Alicia Vikander plays free-spirited Vera, who falls in love with Roland (Kit Harington), only to see him
and her brother go to war with hundreds of thousands of other young men. Abandoning university
to nurse the wounded from the Western Front, Vera experiences the full horror of combat, and her
life changes irrevocably as one by one she loses those she held so dear.
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Big Eyes
Wed 18 Mar 11am | 2pm | 8pm
TBC | 110mins | Tim Burton
The extraordinary story of an epic art fraud perpetrated by Walter Keane (Christoph Waltz), who
was one of the most successful painters of the 1950s and early 1960s, catapulted to international
fame for his sentimental portraits of big-eyed waifs, which sold by the million. The truth would
eventually be discovered though: his wife Margaret (Amy Adams) was the artist, working in
obscurity and virtual slavery to maintain a lie that had grown to gigantic proportions.
Withnail And I
Thu 19 Mar 8pm
15 | 107mins | Bruce Robinson
The finest film known to humanity fully restored in 2K for the big screen! It’s the late ‘60s and a
struggling thespian duo, deciding some respite is in order, depart their miserable flat for a week
in the Lake District – one that will involve rain, booze, starvation, a frisky bull and an even friskier
Uncle Monty… Perfectly cast – with career-defining roles for Richard E. Grant, Paul McGann and
Richard Griffiths – it’s a sheer delight, even on the umpteenth viewing!
Amour Fou
Sun 22 Mar 8pm
12A | 94mins | German | Jessica Hausner
Berlin, the Romantic Era: Henriette, the young wife of a businessman is propositioned by Heinrich,
an idealist and poet who yearns to prove his capacity for love through the romance of a suicide
pact. Having been snubbed by his cousin already, Heinrich is pleased when Henriette agrees to
meet him in secret to deliver each other into love eternal in death. This carefully framed and quietly
humorous period drama from Jessica Hausner (Lourdes) is a droll delight.
The Theory Of Everything
Tue 24 Mar 11am | 2pm | 8pm
12A | 123mins | James Marsh
The intricate workings of a rare and remarkable mind are rendered in simple, accessible terms
in this sensitive and inspirational biopic of celebrated British physicist Stephen Hawking and his
mind-over-body struggle with motor neurone disease. The story centres on Hawking’s early years at
Cambridge, where he fell in love with arts student and future wife Jane Wilde shortly before he was
diagnosed. Superlative performances from Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones.
A Most Violent Year
Wed 25 Mar 8pm
15 | 125mins | J.C. Chandor
An immigrant and his family strive to maintain their burgeoning business while contending with
urban violence and corruption during a particularly harsh New York City winter in 1981. Jessica
Chastain and Oscar Isaac – playing a couple with their own twisted version of the American Dream
- turn in amazing performances as the protagonists of this timeless and impeccably paced crime
drama from the director of Margin Call and All Is Lost.
Whiplash
Sun 29 Mar 6pm
15 | 106mins | Damien Chazelle
Andrew Neyman (Miles Teller) is an ambitious young jazz drummer intent on rising to the top of his
elite East Coast music conservatory. Terence Fletcher (J.K. Simmons) is an instructor known for
both his teaching talents and for his terrifying methods. When Fletcher transfers Andrew into his
jazz band, Andrew’s passion to achieve perfection spirals into obsession as his ruthless teacher
pushes him to the brink of his ability and his sanity. Heart-pounding stuff.
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Love Is Strange
Tue 31 Mar 11am | 2pm | 8pm
15 | 94mins | Ira Sachs
Four decades into their relationship, Ben (John Lithgow) and George (Alfred Molina) can finally
marry. However, their vows are soon tested when George loses his job and the couple are forced
to live apart. Separated and suddenly reliant on friends and family, George and Ben must navigate
a new world. A beautiful and incredibly moving exploration about life, love, long-term commitment
and the expansive, intimate nature inside all human relationships.
Shaun The Sheep Movie
Sat 4 Apr 2pm & Mon 13 Apr 2pm
TBC | TBC | Mark Burton, Richard Starzack
When Shaun decides to take the day off in search of pastures new and to have some fun, he gets
a little more action than he bargained for. A mix up with the Farmer, a caravan and a very steep
hill lead them all to the Big City and it’s up to Shaun and the flock to return everyone safely to
the green green grass of home. A delightful stop-motion animated adventure comedy from the
creators of Wallace & Gromit and Chicken Run.
The Woman In Black: Angel Of Death
Sat 4 Apr 8pm
15 | 98mins | Tom Harper
During the London bombings of World War II, school teachers Eve Parkins and Jean Hogg evacuate
a group of children to the remote village of Crythin Gifford. Having taken up residence at Eel Marsh
House, forty years after Arthur Kipps investigated the first haunting, Eve soon realises that they
are not alone and that the longer they stay in the house, the more the awful past unravels itself. It
seems the children have awakened the house’s darkest inhabitant…
Suite Française
Sun 5 Apr 3pm & Mon 6 Apr 7pm
15 | 107mins | Saul Dibb
France 1940s: beautiful Lucile Angellier awaits news from her husband, a prisoner of war, whilst
leading a stifled existence with her domineering mother-in-law. When a German regiment arrives in
town, Lucile initially tries to ignore Bruno, the handsome officer billeted on them, but a powerful
love soon draws them tragically together. Based on Irène Némirovsky’s bestseller and starring
Michelle Williams, Kristin Scott Thomas and Matthias Schoenaerts.
Wild
Sun 5 Apr 7pm & Tue 7 Apr 2pm
15 | 115mins | Jean-Marc Vallée
With the dissolution of her marriage and the death of her mother, Cheryl Strayed (Reese
Witherspoon) has lost all hope. After years of reckless, destructive behaviour, she makes a rash
decision – to hike more than a thousand miles of the Pacific Crest Trail, alone. This rugged and
resonant saga powerfully captures the terrors and pleasures of one young woman forging ahead
against all odds on a journey that maddens, strengthens, and ultimately heals her.
Into The Woods
Mon 6 Apr 3pm & Tue 7 Apr 8pm
PG | 125mins | Rob Marshall
This humorous and heartfelt adaptation of legendary composer Stephen Sondheim’s classic
musical stars James Corden and Emily Blunt as a baker and his wife who venture into the woods
to confront the witch (Meryl Streep) responsible for putting a curse on the childless couple. Along
the way, they run into a number of familiar fairy tale characters, including Cinderella, her Prince,
Red Riding Hood, Rapunzel, and the Wolf (Johnny Depp).
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Big Hero 6
Wed 8 Apr 2pm
TBC | 102mins | Don Hall, Chris Williams
A funny and beautifully animated action-packed comedy adventure about brilliant robotics prodigy
Hiro Hamada, who finds himself in the grips of a criminal plot that threatens to destroy the fastpaced, high-tech city of San Fransokyo. With the help of his closest companion – a lovable inflatable
marshmallowy robot named Baymax - Hiro joins forces with a reluctant team of first-time crime
fighters on a mission to save their city.
School Of Babel (La Cour De Babel)
Wed 8 Apr 8pm
PG | 94mins | French | Julie Bertuccelli
This touching documentary details a year in the life of immigrant youth from around the globe boys and girls age 11 to 15 - who are enrolled in a Parisian “reception class” where an outstanding
teacher helps them learn French and assimilate into their new society. The honesty, innocence,
intelligence, heart and pure communicativeness of these young people, as well as their frustrations
and hopes for the future, offer a unique perspective on the immigrant experience.
The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
Sun 12 Apr 5pm | 8pm
TBC | TBC | John Madden
The original cast members of the first film - Judi Dench, Maggie Smith, Bill Nighy, Celia Imrie,
Penelope Wilton and Ronald Pickup - about a group of British pensioners living in the eponymous
retirement home in India owned by Dev Patel’s Sonny are reunited in this next instalment, which
sees the hotel’s balance disrupted, among other things, by the arrival of American resident Guy
(Richard Gere)… Bittersweet comedy is the order of the day.
Trash
Tue 14 Apr 11am | 2pm | 8pm
TBC | 116mins | English & Portuguese | Stephen Daldry
A trio of charismatic favela-dwelling kids living next to a Rio de Janeiro garbage dump stumble
upon evidence certain to bring down a corrupt politico and it’s not long before they’re running from
the cops and trying to right a terrible wrong. Martin Sheen and Rooney Mara co-star alongside a
talented Brazilian cast in this vibrant, suspenseful ride through myriad alleyways, shantytowns and
beachfronts accompanied by a jubilant soundtrack of local music.
The Duke Of Burgundy
Wed 15 Apr 8pm
TBC | 105mins | Peter Strickland
Destined for arthouse cult status, Peter Strickland’s third feature is a bold and sensual exploration
of the power dynamic between two women living in isolation in a timeless mittel-European
otherworld where all the characters are females dressed in retro duds who share a passion for
entomology. Sidse Babett Knudsen (Borgen) and Chiara D’Anna play Cynthia and Evelyn, lovers
locked interminably, and with waning enthusiasm, in an erotic game of mistress and servant.
Life Of Riley (Aimer, Boire Et Chanter)
Sun 19 Apr 8pm
TBC | 108mins | French | Alain Resnais
Adapted into French from Alan Ayckbourn’s play Life Of Riley, this is the ebullient and highly stylised
story of the emotional entanglements among three couples living in the English countryside.
On learning their friend George is terminally ill, their shared bonds are laid bare and Resnais’
exquisitely developed characters begin to grapple with their own mortality and romantic vision of
life. A poignantly jubilant farewell from one of the world’s great directors.
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Still Alice
Tue 21 Apr 11am | 2pm | 8pm
TBC | 99mins | Richard Glatzer, Wash Westmoreland
Alice Howland, happily married with three grown children, is a renowned linguistics professor who
starts to forget words. When she receives a diagnosis of early-onset Alzheimer’s, Alice and her
family find their bonds thoroughly tested. Her struggle to stay connected to who she used to be
is at once frightening, heartbreaking and inspiring. A milestone film that draws its power from
Julianne Moore’s emotionally restrained but stunning central performance.
Pelo Malo
(Bad Hair)
TBC | 93mins | Spanish | Mariana Rondón
Wed 22 Apr 8pm
Junior, a nine-year-old living in Caracas, wants nothing more than to straighten his unruly hair to
look like a singer for his school photo - a fixation that stirs homophobic panic in his overtaxed
mother. Each effort Junior makes to alter his appearance and gain his mother’s love is brushed
off with abrasive avoidance until he’s left facing a heartbreaking decision. A beautifully observed
character study that deftly maintains a balance between toughness and sensitivity.
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Comedy Cafe
£10
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£12
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MEAL DEA
It’s true what they say: laughter really is the best medicine. Soften the blow of the working
week with the crème de la crème of comedy including established artists and exciting
emerging stand-ups. Come and enjoy the transformation of our auditorium, with tables and
chairs on stage to create an atmospheric and intimate Café. Knock back some of the finest
beers, wines and soft drinks from our well-stocked bar and become acquainted with the very
best comedians on the circuit.
Sat 17 Jan
Aisling Bea
Damian Clark
Elis James
Fri 20 Feb
Carey Marx
Matt Richardson
Bryan Lacey
Sat 21 Mar
Lloyd Griffith
Jarred Christmas
3rd act TBC
Sat 18 Apr
Phil Nichol
Jen Brister
3rd act TBC
COMEDY CAFE MEAL TICKET
No one expects you to laugh when you’re hungry so take advantage of our excellent value Comedy Café
Meal Deal that’s a mere £2 on top of your £10 ticket. Tuck into a scrumptiously tasty burger, curry or bap
with something hot in it before the show. No need to worry if you’re a vegetarian as we always make sure
there’s an equally tasty option for you too. Offer ends three days before the show and Meal Deal tickets
can be bought online or through the Box Office.
More info on our Meal Deals at www.trinitytheatre.net
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Mark Watson: Flaws
Fri 23 Jan 8pm
Following a sell-out run at the Edinburgh
Festival Fringe, multi award-winning
Mark Watson will be embarking on a 65
date national tour this autumn, marking
his ten year anniversary in comedy.
Combining his award winning wit with
thought provoking insights, Watson
finds that as humans, despite our
lack of perfection and poor decisionmaking, we’re pretty spectacular. He
may not have all the answers to life’s
most serious questions, but Flaws is
sure to both humour and touch every
generation of comedy fan.
£17
Sara Pascoe Vs History
Fri 30 Jan 7.30pm
Sara Pascoe, star of Stand Up For the
Week and Campus (C4), Live at the
Apollo, QI, Never Mind The Buzzcocks,
Mock The Week and Twenty Twelve
(BBC) presents her first ever UK tour
show. With a comedy brain that leaps
from stimulating arguments onto
abstract confabulation with lumpy doses
of openness, honesty and earnestness,
Sara shares her romantic history,
existential theory and cultural insights.
An exhilarating, deeply satisfying
show The Times
£15 (£14) £12
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John Shuttleworth:
A Wee Ken To Remember
Thu 12 Feb 8pm
A hilarious new show from the king of
retro and old-school England featuring
onstage phone calls to Ken and Mary,
plus musical interludes performed on
John’s Yamaha organ with built-in auto
accompaniment. Old favourites like, Two
Margarines and I Can’t Go Back To
Savoury Now, will nestle alongside newer
ditties - Visiting Time, Midweek and the
rocknroll footstomper, Early Tea.
Sheffield’s funniest man The Times
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Mark Thomas:
Cuckcooed
Sat 14 Feb 8pm
Following a total sell-out Edinburgh Fringe
run once again, one of comedy’s elder
statesmen and all-round arty mischiefmaker embarks on his 8th nationwide tour
this autumn with a comedy of betrayal.
Mark Thomas tells his true story of how
Britain’s biggest arms manufacturer, BAE
Systems, came to spy on a comedian in
this five star, multi-ward winning, critically
acclaimed tale of hubris, planes, demos
and undercover deceit.
A brilliantly crafted hour… beautiful
and heartfelt Metro
£16 (£15) £13
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Jo Caulfield: Uninformed Opinions
Fri 6 Mar 8pm
Uninformed Opinions is pure stand-up comedy. This is the show for anyone who has
ever wanted to scream: “Please shut up - YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT YOU’RE TALKING
ABOUT!” Audiences can expect razor-sharp observations and scandalous one-liners as
Jo Caulfield shares her opinions on everything from women who always pick the wrong
partner and men who continually quote gangster films, to families arguing on trains and
the growth of passive-aggressive corporate friendliness.
£15 (£14) £13
Andrew Lawrence: Reasons To Kill Yourself
Fri 13 Mar 8pm
He’s been on BBC1’s Live at the Apollo, BBC3’s Edinburgh Comedy Fest Live and a
regular on Channel 4’s Stand-Up For The Week. He’s had three series of his own show on
BBC Radio 4. He’s a double Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee. Yet none of that rubbish
has brought him any joy. Come and laugh in his stupid face at his disappointing life and
some amusing thoughts he’s cobbled together about how awful the world is.
£15 (£14) £13
Arthur Smith:
At Your Service
Sat 11 Apr 8pm
Join comedian, writer, broadcaster
and all-round British institution Arthur
Smith and bask in an evening of
laughter and off the wall humour with
one of the ‘alternative comedians’
who shook up the world of light
entertainment in the nineteen eighties
and nineties. Expect an evening of
sublime playfulness, crammed with
jokes, anecdotes, short stories,
poems, songs and readings from his
recently published memoir My Name Is
Daphne Fairfax which has won praise
from literary critics.
£16 (£15) £13
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WORKSHOPS
ARTS AWARDS
Did you know that Trinity Youth Theatre also runs an Art Award
programme? Would you like to complete a Bronze or Silver arts award
in a fun, informal setting with like-minded young people? Why not join
our Arts Award Café group starting February? The Café group meet
on Wednesday evenings between 4pm and 6:30pm during term time.
More information on Trinity’s Youth Theatre Company on page 44
For more information on Youth Theatre please contact Bethan on 01892 500 673 or [email protected]
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TYTC Audition Technique Course
Sat 17 Jan | Sat 24 Jan | Sat 31 Jan | 2pm – 5pm
Ages
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This course is for young actors who wish to gain the sort of experience that will
strengthen their chances of completing an audition with success and to the best
of their ability. It will focus on audition speeches, performance, an insight into the
audition process and what casting agents look for. As we’re entering audition season
for NYT, drama schools and scholarships, there’s no better time than the present to
get yourself prepared.
TYTC Stage Combat Course
18 – 19 Feb | 10am – 4pm
Ages
13+
For the first time ever, Trinity Youth Theatre Company is giving you the opportunity
to kick-ass like a pro. This two-day intensive workshop will teach you the basics of
hand-to-hand stage combat, creating your own fight sequence inspired by some of
the greatest action films of our time. You’ll even get to take home a DVD of your work.
What are you waiting for? You could have your vengeance, in this life or the next.
TYTC Stop Motion Animation Course
Wed 18 – Fri 20 Feb | 10am – 4pm
Ages
10+
Ever wanted to make your own film, but didn’t know where to start? Or do you like to
make ordinary objects come to life? Back by popular demand, our three-day course
will teach you the basics of storytelling, production and stop motion animation. All
involved will receive a DVD of their work as well as having their films showcased on
our YouTube channel. Don’t miss the chance to take part in this fantastic and unique
cinematic opportunity!
TYTC Puppet-Making Course
8 – 9 Apr | 10am – 4pm
Ages
10+
Want to create a puppet? Then why not come along to our puppet-making workshop.
Lucy Bailey is a professional puppet maker, who will show you the strings in this
unique two-day course. You will even walk away with a creation or two of your own. An
opportunity to give things a life of their own, this course will tap into your creativity in
a new and exciting way as well as looking at movement, construction and aesthetics.
TYTC Short Film Course
15 – 17 Apr | 10am – 4pm
Ages
11+
Our Children’s season is sponsored by
Create and star in your own short film, in this exciting and unique three-day short film
course! Taught by professional film maker Samuel Marlow, in a small team, you will be
taught the basics of story boarding, script writing and filming, as well as creating your
own short film. You will even receive a DVD of your work, which will also be broadcast
on our Trinity Youth Theatre Youtube channel.
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CHILDREN & YOUTH
Box Office: 01892 678 678
Ages
4+
The Happy Prince & The Selfish Giant
Cat’s Grin Theatre Company
Sun 1 Feb 2.30pm
Two enchanting stories from Oscar Wilde that he originally wrote for his own children
celebrating the spirits of kindness, generosity and self-sacrifice wrapped in the warmth of
true friendship. The Cat’s Grin Theatre Company presents the classic tales of The Happy
Prince and The Selﬁsh Giant with a daring mix of comedy, pathos and multiple inflatable
hammers. As ever in a Cat’s Grin show, there will be lots of audience participation.
£7
David Wood’s The Gingerbread Man Storytime
Sun 15 Feb 2.20pm
David Wood - actor, author and playwright - presents a storytelling version of his
much-loved play/book/TV series The Gingerbread Man. Set on a Welsh Dresser
featuring Herr Von Cuckoo, Mr Salt, Miss Pepper, The Old (Tea) Bag, Sleek the
Mouse and The Gingerbread Man, this is an absolute treat from the playwright of
Trinity Theatre’s popular production of Roald Dahls’ BFG (2013).
The perfect children’s play Time Out
The national children’s dramatist The Times
Ages
£7
Get connected:
@trinitytheatre
4+
CHILDREN & YOUTH
Ages
3+
Mrs McMoon’s Teaparty
Worboys Productions
Sun 15 Mar 2.30pm
You have been cordially invited to Mrs McMoon’s house for an entertaining tea party.
Please bring mischief, surprise and laughter. Singing flowers, scrumulumptious biscuits
and a Scottish jig are all just a door knock away. Through the medium of immersive,
engaging and interactive storytelling, let a sweet old lady take you by the hand to explore
a world of brave and daring adventures.
This was storytelling at its purest and most comforting FringeReview
£7
The Sword In The Stone
Image Musical Theatre
Sun 29 Mar 2.30pm
Ages
4+
The Arthurian legends have excited
children and adults for centuries.
The mystical story of the Sword in
the Stone follows the life of Arthur,
a young squire destined to become
king. Guided by Merlin, he has
many adventures culminating in him
successfully pulling the sword from
the stone and unwittingly fulfilling the
legend’s prophecy. This show requires
the participation of the whole audience
as the chorus and ten children to play
small parts in the production.
Ages
5+
£8
Ages
5+
Signor Baffo
Worboys Productions
Sun 12 Apr 2.30pm
An interactive children’s show, Signor Baffo opens his cafe to children aged 5+. There’s
chaos in the kitchen when Signor Baffo is left in charge. Expect plates-full of fun, with
generous helpings of silliness, mischief and adventure. What’s the best way to mix
meatballs with spaghetti? How do you make a chicken lay an egg, and how does a
sausage roll? All is revealed in the charming culinary chaos of Signor Baffo’s kitchen.
£7
Our Children’s season is sponsored by
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Town and Country Foundation & Trinity Gallery
Visual Arts Programme Jan-May 2015
A new year leaps into action with a season of diverse artwork in the Gallery.
Town and Country Foundation are pleased to welcome you to kick off the spring
season with Liam Rogers’ exciting installation combining multimedia film and
photography. We are delighted to be hosting Sue Luck’s first mixed media solo
installation show in February. She is known locally in Tunbridge Wells through
Saltmarsh’s Art shop, but not everyone knows she is an amazing artist herself.
Finally Lou Hodgkinson’s gorgeous lush and colourful paintings complete our
season. Her beautiful designs grace any wall in style. With painting, etching,
drawing, making and video and photography to be encountered in the work of
these three artists, we hope you will drop in and be enchanted in the gallery this
spring. For further information please do feel free to
contact [email protected]
Liam Rogers
Gradient Blues
Tue 13 Jan - Sat 14 Feb
Gradient Blues is a multimedia installation about a moment of
uncertainty. Are you playing in the sea or drowning in it?
Liam Rogers creates experiential installations that merge
photography, video, sound, music and text.
www.liamrogers.com
Sue Luck
Oddities
Tue 17 Feb - Sat 14 Mar
Sue Luck’s work explores ideas around the yearning for oddities.
She says of her work “I am roused by the concept of investigating
a moment of sensory satisfaction potentially derived from the
broken, the distorted, the deviated. I don’t need the moment to
be analysed or categorised. It is enough to sense it, produce it
and move on.”
Get connected:
@trinitytheatre
Shona Master
Colour and Form
Tue 17 Mar - Sat 28 Mar
Shona Master did a mixed medium degree course at Brighton
Polytechnic (wood,metal,ceramics and plastic) majoring in
ceramics and metalwork. For the past 30 years she has worked
as a self employed decorator whilst continuing to create artworks
in variuos new mediums.
This exhibition is inspired by her trip to New Zealand and Australia
in February/March 2014. In it she uses wood and print to create
abstract works of natural formations.
Lou Hodgkinson
Fuelled by Colour
Tue 31st March – Sat 26th April
Lou Hodgkinson studied Graphic design and illustration at
Medway College of Art. Colours and patterns inspired by our
surroundings and everyday influences are especially prevalent
in her artwork. The designs she produces are a result of their
relationship with shape, space, form and the visual impact and
effect they have on themselves and us.
www.facebook.com/studiolouart
Guy Allen
Colouring In: An exhibition of contemporary illustration
Tue 28 Apr - Sat 9 May
A strikingly vibrant exhibition, Colouring In showcases new work
from a creative who has forged a successful career creating
images for the global magazine industry.
Having spent twenty years seamlessly shifting between the fields
of illustration and graphic design, this collection of entirely new
pieces brings the two disciplines together in an exploration of
pattern, shape and colour, and provides a snapshot into the world
of contemporary digital image making.
GALLERY 35
TRINITY
BAR &
CAFE
New Menus
Available Monday-Saturday 12-3pm (Lunch)
New Season, New Food! Our fresh and exciting lunch menu has had an update, everything
is still made in house by our fair hands and we’ve kept the most popular Trinity Classics
for you. If lunchtime just makes you want more, then don’t worry because we’ve revamped
our evening menu too. Evening menu is available for film screenings and selected dates
throughout the season. To check about changes to the menu please see our website
where you can download a copy of the menu to whet your appetite.
Meal Deals
Our monthly Meal Deal menus are available on all evening theatre events MondaySaturday. Treat yourself to a delicious two course meal before the show, you can even
upgrade to a third course on the night for only an extra £2. For more details of menus
and when they are available please see our website.
Did You Know..?
Our coffee is 100% Arabica, Fairtrade and Delicious and our staff are specially trained
barristas
We can bake cakes for your special occasion, anything from a banana loaf to a triple
layer Victoria Sponge with your message iced on the top
You can order interval drinks at the bar before a show starts and skip the queue
We stock gluten free cakes and cookies
We can cater for large groups for meals, drinks or canapés before a show. This is a great
idea for birthdays or if you just want to treat yourself and friends to an evening full of fun
And for when the weather brightens up we have a beautiful garden for you to sit and
enjoy the Spring Sunshine in
For more information about any of the above, please ask at the café, see the website or
contact us at [email protected] or 01892 500676
WEEKLY OFFERS!
Coffee or Tea and any slice of cake for only £2.95 Mon-Sat 3-6pm
15% off a bottle of wine when purchased between 5-7pm
We look forward to seeing you all soon!
Did You Know That Trinity Theatre Is A Charity?
Trinity is one of only a very few remaining independent theatres in Kent and we need to raise £150,000
(in addition to income from the box office, bar and café) to support our programme, our work with young
people and to preserve our grade II* listed building.
There are many ways to support Trinity…
Join The New Friends Scheme
Become a Friend of Trinity and benefit from all the following advantages:
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£3 discount on our live performances
£2 discount on our film performances
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One week priority booking period for each season and any additional events that are added during a
season.
Film Rewards
Earn rewards of 5% on all your film purchases which you can redeem towards the purchase of tickets for
any event in our programme.
Friendsday Wednesday*
For all Wednesday Film screenings you can buy two tickets for the price of one
Voting Rights
Being a ‘Friend’ automatically makes you a member of Trinity Theatre and Arts Centre - with associated
voting rights at our AGM giving you the opportunity to more actively participate in our future.
*Terms & Conditions Apply
Join The New Friends Plus Scheme
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If you would like to give a little bit more to Trinity, why not join
our brand new Friends Plus scheme?
The cost of a Friends Plus membership equates to as little
as £10 a month or £15 a month for a Joint Plus membership.
In return, we can offer you all the benefits of a regular Friends’
membership, plus acknowledgement on our website and in our annual
report, and invitations to special events.
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We hope that you will sign up, enjoy a special relationship with Trinity, and know that you are helping to
safeguard its future.
Make A Donation
Want to donate a little more or a little less? A Donation to Trinity can be made easily online, via the Box
Office or by post with the adjacent form. We appreciate all donations received and we would like to say
thank you as Trinity wouldn’t be here without your support!
For further information about supporting Trinity, please contact Alison on [email protected]
Corporate Support
As Trinity develops, so do the opportunities we are able to extend to our valued business supporters.
Our sponsorship package can be tailor-made to meet the objectives of your company and can include
a variety of benefits such as access to priority booking for headline acts like Michael McIntyre. You can
also have the opportunity to create a cinema advert that is aired before each film screening. To find out
more about how your business could benefit from a partnership with Trinity,
please contact Katherine Webb on [email protected]
GOLD LEVEL SUPPORTERS
AdEPT Telecom www.adept-telecom.co.uk
AXA PPP www.axappphealthcare.co.uk
Beric Webb Associates part of the Ascot Lloyd Group www.bericwebb.co.uk
Berry & Lamberts LLP Solicitors www.the-solicitors.co.uk
bwi Wines www.bwiltd.co.uk
C.P.Hart Bathrooms www.cphart.co.uk
Coutts www.coutts.com
Deeks Evans www.deeksevans.com
Gorringes www.gorringesautions.co.uk
Osmond Davis www.osmonddavis.co.uk
Savills www.savills.co.uk
The Wells Physiotherapy and Sports Injury Clinic www.wellsphysiotherapy.co.uk
Thomson Snell & Passmore www.ts-p.co.uk
Trinity also acknowledges the support from: Jackson-Stops & Staff, Millwood Designer Homes
Trinity Theatre Donation Form
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box Office: 01892 678 678
BOOKING INFORMATION
PROGRAMME
Box Office opening hours: Mon - Sat 10am to 3pm, and 1
hour before performances.
Tickets can be purchased in person, or over the phone*
on 01892 678 678 during Box Office opening times.
Tickets are available online* at www.trinitytheatre.net
All information is correct at the time of going to press
but the management reserves the right to alter or cancel
an event without prior notice. Trinity does not accept
responsibility for the content of theatre hires.
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Penalties:
Any vehicles parked in
breach of the parking
conditions will be issued
with an excess charge
notice. Trinity does not
receive any financial or
other benefit from these
charges or release fees.
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All tickets are non-refundable.
Blue Badge Holders:
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Group bookings receive 1 ticket free in every 10 tickets
purchased (subject to show). The cheapest ticket is free.
Pay & Display:
Charges apply
Mon-Sat: 8am - 6pm
Sun: 10am - 5pm
Free after 6pm.
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There is no cash alternative. Please note that film offers
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concessions and Trinity Friends. Concessions can apply
to those in full time education, senior citizens (60+), Go!
Card holders and the registered disabled, subject to
performance.
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For a prompt start Trinity operates a three bell system,
latecomers will be admitted at the discretion of the
management.
Interval drinks can be pre-ordered at the bar.
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Please make the Box Office aware of any access
requirements at the time of booking. Access is via a
ramp to the ground floor, carers go free and guide
dogs are welcome. Induction loop system is on for all
performances.
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HIRE TRINITY
As well as the stunning auditorium, there is a wide range
of spaces available for hire. Previous events include:
Wedding Receptions, Conferences, Board Meetings, and
Birthday Parties. See our website for more info.
VOLUNTEERING
Trinity wouldn’t exist without our volunteers. If you’d like
to join our family and help us continue to flourish, there is
a number of opportunities such as ushering, working in
the office or the Box Office.
For more information on any of the above,
please contact administration on
[email protected] or call 01892 678 671.
This brochure is available in large print | Please ring the Box Office to request your copy
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Sat 17
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Interstellar
National Gallery
NT Encore: JOHN
TYTC Audition Technique Workshop
Sat 17
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Tue 20
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Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Comedy Café
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1
The Way He Looks
Fury
Violette
Leviathan
NT Live: Treasure Island
Mark Watson: Flaws
Paddington
Pride
Nightcrawler
The Skeleton Twins
Bolshoi: Swan Lake
The Imitation Game
Stations Of The Cross
ROH Cinema: Andrea Chenier
Sara Pascoe vs History
MEAL DEAL
The Complete History of Comedy (Abridged)
MEAL DEAL
The Happy Prince and The Selfish Giant
CitizenFour
The Homesman
My Old Lady
Winter Sleep
The Turn of the Screw
Richard Navarro
Me, Myself And Mum
St. Vincent
RSC Live: Love’s Labour’s Lost
MEAL DEAL
MEAL DEAL
MEAL DEAL
MEAL DEAL
John Shuttleworth: A Wee Ken to Remember
Elizabeth I: Virgin on the Ridiculous
Mark Thomas: Cuckooed
David Wood’s The Gingerbreadman Storytelling
Electricty
Get On Up
The Hobbit: The Battle Of The Five Armies
MEAL DEAL
7pm
6pm
3pm
2pm
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2pm
5pm
8pm
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P26
P17
P17
P17
P17
P18
P4
P27
P31
P18
P18
P18
P18
P11
P18
P19
P12
P27
P31
P6
P32
P19
P19
P19
P19
P6
P13
P13
P13
P19
P20
P5
P28
P7
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P20
P20
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Tue 17
Tue 17
Wed 18
Wed 18
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
The Grandmaster8pmP20
Annie2pmP20
Kon-Tiki8pmP21
TYTC Stage Combat Workshop10amP31
TYTC Stop Motion Workshop10amP31
Wed 18
Thu 19
Thu 19
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MEAL DEAL
NT Encore: Treasure Island7pmP4
TYTC Stage Combat Workshop10amP31
Burrswood Charity Film Night: Les Miserables8pmP25
MEAL DEAL
Comedy Café8pmP26
Theatre
Local & Live Sessions8pm
P10
MEAL DEAL
And Then There Were None7.30pmP3
MEAL DEAL
And Then There Were None2.30pm
| 7.30pm
P3
MEAL DEAL
MEAL DEAL
MEAL DEAL
And Then There Were None2.30pm
| 7.30pm
P3
Exodus: Gods And Kings7.30pmP21
ROH Cinema: Der fliegende Holländer2pmP12
Unbroken2pm | 7.30pm
P21
MEAL DEAL
RSC Live: Love’s Labour’s Won7pmP5
The Old Dance School8pmP14
Jo Caulfield: Uninformed Opinions8pmP29
MEAL DEAL
Dining in with Fawlty Towers7.30pmP7
Birdman8pmP21
Bolshoi: Romeo & Juliet3pm
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Foxcatcher2pm | 7.30pm
ENO: La Traviata7.30pmP14
NT Live: Behind the Beautiful Forevers7pmP5
MEAL DEAL
Andrew Lawrence: Reasons To Kill Yourself 8pmP29
Jekyll and Hyde8pmP8
MEAL DEAL
Mrs McMoon’s Tea Party2.30pmP33
Testament Of Youth5pm | 8pmP21
ROH Cinema: Swan Lake7.15pmP12
Big Eyes11am | 2pm | 8pm
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Withnail & I8pmP22
Comedy Café8pmP26
MEAL DEAL
Crash Bang Wallop!11amP15
Amour Fou8pmP22
Gems Concert3pmP15
The Theory Of Everything 11am | 2pm | 8pm P22
A Most Violent Year8pmP22
George Harrison: All Things Must Pass8pmP16
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Sat 28
Sun 29
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Mar
Mar
Mar
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Teechers
Local & Live Sessions
The Sword in the Stone
Whiplash
Tue 31
Wed 1
Sat 4
Sat 4
Sun 5
Sun 5
Mon 6
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Tue 7
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Wed 8
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Love Is Strange
ROH Cinema: Rise and Fall of the City...
The Woman In Black: Angel of Death
Suite Française
Wild
Into The Woods
Suite Française
Wild
Into The Woods
TYTC Puppet-Making Workshop
Big Hero 6
School Of Babel
TYTC Puppet Making Workshop
Inspector Morse: House of Ghosts
Arthur Smith: At Your Service
The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
Signor Baffo
Trash
TYTC Short Film Project Workshop
The Duke Of Burgundy
NT Live: The Hard Problem
MEAL DEAL
MEAL DEAL
MEAL DEAL
The Mirabai Project presents Chrysanthemums
Comedy Café
Life Of Riley
Bolshoi: Ivan The Terrible
Still Alice
Pelo Malo
“We Fainted Alternately On The Sofa”...
Lysistrata
Local & Live Sessions
Donkey’s Years
Donkey’s Years
Donkey’s Years
Donkey’s Years
Donkey’s Years
MEAL DEAL
MEAL DEAL
MEAL
MEAL
MEAL
MEAL
MEAL
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DEAL
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8pm
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6pm
P8
P10
P33
P22
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2pm
8pm
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8pm
4pm
11am | 2pm | 8pm
8pm
2.30pm
8pm
8pm
7.30pm
2.30pm | 7.30pm
7.30pm
7.30pm
2.30pm | 7.30pm
P23
P12
P23
P23
P23
P23
P23
P23
P23
P23
P31
P24
P24
P31
P9
P29
P24
P33
P23
P24
P31
P24
P31
P5
P31
P16
P26
P24
P11
P25
P25
P9
P9
P10
P3
P3
P3
P3
P3
Pricing guide: £15 (£14) £13 = Standard ticket (Concession ticket) Friends ticket
Trinity Youth
Theatre company
Are you a creative young person who wants to mix with like-minded young
people? What are you waiting for? Make Mondays More!
TYTC is for 7-19 year olds with an interest in performing. Through fun and
creative workshops, our participants learn theatre craft and performance
skills whilst increasing their confidence. As well as this, they will develop
valuable skills such as team building and leadership whilst improving
communication skills. Youth theatre runs Monday nights during term time.
Changelings: 7-10yrs (4.30pm – 5.30pm)
Amazons: 10-12yrs (5.30pm – 6.30pm)
Rude Mechanicals: 12-14yrs (6.45pm – 8pm)
Athenians: 14-16yrs (8pm – 9.15pm)
Shadows: 16-19yrs + experience (8.45pm – 10pm) *NEW CLASS*
For more info head to www.trinitytheatre.net or contact Bethan on
[email protected] or 01892 500673
More information on our Youth Theatre Company workshops on pages 30-31

Spring 2015 brochure

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