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MAR-JUN 2014
PLUS LIVE SCREENINGS AT BROADWAY CINEMA
HIGHLIGHTS
THE TABLE
10
MANON
LESCAUT
21
WAR HORSE
6
Alvin
Sputnik
13
LETCHWORTH
FILM CLUB
26
KING LEAR
15
Great
Expectations
18
MAXIM RYSANOV
& ALEXANDER
SitkoveTsky
THE CURIOUS
INCIDENT OF
THE DOG IN THE
NIGHT-TIME
20
2
16
ARTS &
CULTURE IN
LETCHWORTH
22 & 23
VIKINGS LIVE
14
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LETCHWORTH GARDEN CITY
HERITAGE FOUNDATION
We are delighted to bring an exciting new programme of world
class arts and cultural events to the town. Letchworth has a thriving
arts scene with a vibrant local arts centre, a much loved art deco
cinema and a rich variety of workshops, exhibitions and cultural
events. With plans afoot this year to convert the Broadway Cinema
into a live theatre and a new arts centre scheduled to open in 2017,
we believe that an even busier arts and cultural programme will
add great value to the world’s first garden city.
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WELCOME
Welcome to what I hope
is a terrifically exciting
programme of high
quality theatre, visual
arts and music.
If you’re one of the many people who have tickets to Broadway
Cinema’s screening of War Horse, I recommend our own
production, The Table, on 7th of March at St Francis Theatre.
Brought to you by the brilliant Blind Summit, The Table features
puppetry every bit as magical as that of War Horse.
Our exciting visual arts exhibition, A Vision of Utopia in
collaboration with Digswell Arts Trust, turns the entire town
into a gallery with 11 new commissions on show at various iconic
sites across Letchworth.
June sees the arrival of Ukrainian-British violist Maxim Rysanov
who performs in the Spirella Ballroom with the Russian violin
virtuoso Alexander Sitkovetsky, part of a longer term artist
residency for a musician who has already graced some of the
world’s biggest classical music stages.
Finally, do look out for details of other creative activities taking
place across Letchworth. A few selected highlights are listed on
pages 22 and 23.
I hope there is something in the programme that interests you
and I look forward to seeing you at the events.
We’d like to hear
your views about our arts
and cultural events. Help us plan
future programmes by sharing
your thoughts and ideas. Email us at
[email protected]
Find us on Facebook
facebook.com/
letchworthgardencityhf
Mark Prescott, Creative Producer
Tweet us
@LetchworthGC
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WAR HORSE (Theatre)
Live broadcast Thursday 27 February SOLD OUT
Recorded Encore Sunday 2 March, 13:30
Recorded Encore Monday 10 March, 19:30
at Broadway Cinema
Tickets: £10 for recorded shows.
Includes a glass of wine or soft drink
To buy tickets visit the Broadway Cinema Box Office
or book online at www.broadway-cinema.com
Since its first performance at the National Theatre in 2007, War Horse
has become an international smash hit.
Based on Michael Morpurgo’s novel and adapted for the stage by Nick
Stafford, War Horse takes audiences on an extraordinary journey from
the fields of rural Devon to the trenches of First World War France.
Filled with stirring music and songs, this powerfully moving and
imaginative drama is a show of phenomenal inventiveness. At its heart
are astonishing life sized puppets by South Africa’s Handspring Puppet
Company, who bring breathing, galloping, charging horses to thrilling
life on stage.
If you like
WAR HORSE
have a look at
The Table
on page 11
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ADVANCE
BOOKING
ESSENTIAL
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Turning
Letchworth Garden
City into an Art Gallery
This exhibition will have
residents and visitors seeing
and experiencing familiar sites
in Letchworth in new and
exciting ways.
Mark Prescott,
Creative Producer
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A VISION OF UTOPIA
VISUAL ARTS EXHIBITION
FREE
March - April 2014
at various locations across Letchworth Garden City
For further information visit
www.letchworth.com/artsandculture
or call Letchworth Tourist Information Centre on 01462 487868
A Vision of Utopia is set to dazzle Letchworth Garden City with a
spectacular display of art installations which will appear across the
town throughout March and April with artworks unveiled in stages.
The exhibition created in collaboration with Digswell Arts Trust, sees
11 new commissions from some of the UK’s most innovative artists,
who draw their inspiration from Letchworth’s unique heritage. Their
work takes many varied forms from projections, textile, sculpture,
animation, arts, ceramics and performance in some of Letchworth’s
most iconic locations including the Railway Station, Spirella Building, the
Fountain, International Garden Cities Exhibition and Broadway Cinema.
A VISION OF UTOPIA artists:
Johann Arens
Christina Byrant
Mario Ercol Borza
Miche Follano
Why A Vision of Utopia?
“The original Utopian vision of the town
was as a city of the future, enjoying the
benefits of both town and country. In
pursuing this vision, Letchworth was
endowed with some iconic places and
buildings which are central to the town’s
identity today.
Rob Burton is a
trustee of Digswell Arts
and an art curator
specialising in
contemporary art
and sculpture.
Chris Groombridge
Nick Jeeves
Permindar Kaur
Maxine King
Karen Picton
Tina Reid
Samara Scott
The exhibition seeks to connect the utopian vision of the Garden City,
with the town today by reimagining this ideology through a fake
‘archive’ of what could have been and of what might be in the future.”
Rob Burton, Digswell Arts Trustee
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Photographer: Lorna Palmer
HOUSE presentS BLIND SUMMIT WITH
THE TABLE
Friday 7 March, Doors Open 19:00, Show starts 19:30
at St Francis Theatre, St Francis College, Broadway,
Letchworth Garden City, SG6 3PJ
ADVANCE
BOOKING
ESSENTIAL
For ages 12+ Tickets: £14 including a glass of wine or
soft drink; £12 concessions, £45 family ticket
(two adults and two children)
To book tickets go online at www.letchworth.com/artsandculture
Visit Letchworth Tourist Information Centre or call 01462 487868
House and Blind Summit present The Table
Moses is a cantankerous 3 man operated puppet with a cardboard
head… who lives on a table. Tonight he wants to tell you
an epic story about God and Moses, life and death and
puppetry… on a table. But he gets easily distracted.
A cross between Tommy Cooper and Eddie Izzard this
table-top-puppet-philosopher-cum-stand-up-comedian
is the funniest ‘piece of cardboard’ you’ll ever meet.
Just back from a sellout tour of the USA, the team
behind the 90 foot Voldemort in the London Olympic
Ceremony, brings you a 2 foot high
puppet in an unforgettable show.
WHY IT’S A MUST SEE
Blind Summit will amaze you
with their wild humour and
astounding puppetry. If you like
Tommy Cooper, Russell Brand
or Eddie Izzard, you’ll
love this!
“Blind Summit are the UK’s
puppet masters” The Guardian
“Dazzling” THE SCOTSMAN
“Astonishingly accomplished” THE TELEGRAPH
“Beckett meets Tommy Cooper...
Brilliantly Funny” TIME OUT
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THE SLEEPING BEAUTY (Ballet)
Wednesday 19 March, 19:15 Live broadcast at Broadway Cinema
Sunday 23 March, 13:30 Recorded Encore (Tickets £10)
Tickets: £15 Includes a glass of wine or soft drink
To buy tickets visit Broadway Cinema Box Office
Royal Opera House Live Cinema Season
First staged in St Petersburg in 1890, The Sleeping
Beauty is the pinnacle of classical ballet: a perfect
marriage of Petipa’s choreography and Tchaikovsky’s
music and a glorious challenge for every dancer on
stage. It is also The Royal Ballet’s signature work.
To mark the Company’s 75th birthday in 2006,
Monica Mason and Christopher Newton revitalised
its landmark 1946 production, which re-established
Petipa’s choreography as recorded by Imperial
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Ballet régisseur Nicholas Sergeyev, to a scenario
and staging developed by Ninette de Valois herself,
founder of The Royal Ballet.
With Oliver Messel’s gorgeous original designs
wonderfully re-imagined by Peter Farmer, and
additional choreography by Anthony Dowell,
Christopher Wheeldon and Frederick Ashton, today’s
Sleeping Beauty not only captures the mood of the
original but shows that this is very much a living work
for The Royal Ballet, growing and changing with the
Company while celebrating its past.
THE ADVENTURES OF ALVIN SPUTNIK:
DEEP SEA EXPLORER
Friday 21 March 2014, 16:00 at Letchworth Arts Centre
2 The Arcade, Letchworth Garden City, SG6 3EW
For ages 8+ Tickets: £8; £5 children; £24 family ticket
(two adults and two children)
Buy tickets online at www.letchwortharts.org
or call Letchworth Arts Centre on 01462 670788
A highly acclaimed award-winning show for children that uses
a unique blend of mime, puppetry, live and recorded music, and
animation to present an exploration of the next and oldest frontier:
the deep blue sea.
Seas have risen, billions have died. Alvin Sputnik is our only hope.
He must venture to the bottom of the ocean to find his wife’s lost
soul and save humanity.
The Adventures of Alvin Sputnik is a tiny tale set in the deepest dark
blue sea, of a solitary explorer with a heart as big as a whale. Direct
from sellout seasons in New York, Sydney, and Auckland this multi
award-winning piece of heartwarming “theatrical magic” (Sunday Mail)
is a one-man micro-epic about enduring love and the end of the world.
“…akin to a theatrical Wall-E” (New York Times).
A gorgeous, compelling and
magical one man show by Tim Watts
which manages to create this amazing
deep sea world, drawing in children
and adults alike. I’m thrilled to bring
this multi-award winning show to
Letchworth Arts Centre!
Maria Iredale, Chief Executive,
Letchworth Arts Centre
Winner Best Production Theatre Auckland Fringe Festival
Winner Best Puppetry Adelaide Fringe Festival
Winner Best Solo Show New York Fringe Festival
“If Pixar had a theatrical division… they’d create
something like this show.” NYTheatre.com
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VIKINGS LIVE
from the British Museum
Thursday 24 April 2014, 18:45
Live broadcast at Broadway Cinema
ADVANCE
BOOKING
ESSENTIAL
This special event offers an exclusive private view of the BP exhibition
Vikings: life and legend, presented live in your local cinema. Introduced
by British Museum Director Neil MacGregor and presented by historian
and broadcaster Michael Wood, the exhibition will be brought to life by
curators Gareth Williams and Tom Williams, alongside experts on Viking
ships and swords, burial and beliefs, and language and legacy.
With demonstrations, stunning close-up photography of the Viking
objects in the exhibition and a live, torch-lit burial in the grounds of the
Museum, the broadcast of Vikings Live will be a reminder of how the
Vikings have shaped our modern lives.
THE WINTER’S TALE (Ballet)
Monday 28 April 2014, 19:15 Live broadcast at Broadway Cinema
Following his delightful full-length ballet Alice’s Adventures in
Wonderland, Christopher Wheeldon continues his highly successful
collaboration with designer Bob Crowley and composer Joby Talbot to
create his first ballet based on a Shakespeare play, the late romance
The Winter’s Tale.
The story follows the destruction of marriage through consuming
jealousy, the abandonment of a child, and a seemingly hopeless love.
Yet through remorse and regret – and after a statue comes miraculously
to life – the ending is one of forgiveness and reconciliation.
It is powerful material for ballet, with a story that allows for the portrayal
of intense emotions between and within the characters, and the
opportunity for the Company to create not just new central
characters but the whole world around them.
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KING LEAR (Theatre)
Thursday 1 May, 19:00
Academy Award winner Sam Mendes returns to the
National Theatre to direct Simon Russell Beale in the
title role of Shakespeare’s tragedy.
An aged king decides to divide his kingdom between
his three daughters, according to which of them is
most eloquent in praising him. His favourite, Cordelia,
says nothing. Lear’s world descends into chaos.
HENRY IV Part I (Theatre)
Wednesday 14 May 2014, 18:45 Live broadcast at Broadway Cinema
To buy tickets visit the Broadway Cinema Box Office or book
online at www.broadway-cinema.com
Following his production of Richard II in October 2013,
RSC Artistic Director Gregory Doran continues his
exploration of Shakespeare’s history plays with Henry
IV Parts I and II, an epic, comic and thrilling vision of
a nation in turmoil.
With his crown under threat from enemies both foreign
and domestic, Henry IV prepares for war. Having
deposed the previous king, he is only too aware of
the tenuousness of his position, and of the price to be
paid if he falters.
RSC Associate Artist Antony Sher returns to the
Company to play the infamous comic knight Falstaff. He
is joined by Jasper Britton as Henry IV and Alex Hassell
as Prince Hal. Jasper returns following his performance
as the Marquis de Sade in Marat/Sade (2011); Alex returns
to the RSC following his recent credits in A Midsummer
Night’s Dream, Cardenio and The City Madam.
As his father prepares to defend his crown, Prince Hal
is languishing in the taverns and brothels of London,
revelling in the company of his friend, the notorious
Sir John Falstaff. With the onset of the war, Hal and
Falstaff are thrust into the brutal reality of the battlefield,
where Hal must confront his responsibilities to family
and throne.
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MAXIM RYSANOV
AND ALEXANDER SITKOVETSKY
MOZART & BACH (Classical Music)
Tuesday 10 June 2014, Doors open 18:30, Performance starts 19:30
The Spirella Ballroom, The Spirella Building,
Bridge Road, Letchworth Garden City, SG6 4ET
Tickets: £14 including a glass of wine or soft drink;
£12 concessions, £45 family ticket (two adults and two children)
To book tickets go online at www.letchworth.com/artsandculture
Known for his dazzling performance at BBC’s Last Night of the Proms,
Maxim Rysanov has quickly established himself as one of the world’s
most vibrant and charismatic classical musicians.
Beginning his studies in Moscow, Maxim’s journey to Letchworth is
not so much ‘From Russia with Love’ rather, from Russia to Letchworth
via some of the world’s greatest musical stages.
This concert, the first of a series, is performed in partnership with
the great Russian violin virtuoso Alexander Sitkovetsky and features
works by Bach and Mozart. Staged in the round in the Spirella
Ballroom, this intimate concert promises to be Hertfordshire’s
musical highlight of the year.
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ADVANCE
BOOKING
ESSENTIAL
Photographer: Pavel Kozhevnikov
A unique opportunity to
experience two classical music
virtuosos bring Bach and
Mozart’s glorious work to life
in the stunning setting of
the ballroom.
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David Mynne presents
GREAT EXPECTATIONS (Live Theatre)
Wednesday 11 June 2014, 19:30 at Broadway Cinema
For ages 10+ Tickets: £14 including a glass of wine or soft drink;
£12 concessions, £45 family ticket (two adults and two children)
To book tickets go online at www.broadway-cinema.com
Pip, a seven year-old orphan boy, visits his mother’s grave. A frightening
encounter with an escaped convict begins a series of events that will
change his life forever.
Written by one of England’s greatest authors, Charles Dickens, Great
Expectations is the profound and complex story of Pip’s journey
through life. Some of his most memorable characters – the terrifying
Magwitch, Joe Gargery the kind and generous blacksmith, the eccentric
Miss Havisham, the cold and beautiful Estella, – are vividly brought to
life in this anarchic and joyful telling of this glorious tale.
Using Dickens’ original text (well, mostly!), David Mynne takes you on
a journey that brings you a ‘cast of thousands’ in a skilful, one-man
adaptation of this epic story.
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ADVANCE
BOOKING
ESSENTIAL
PREPARE
TO BE SCARED,
AMAZED, CRY
AND LAUGH
David Mynne’s incredible
craft of acting, miming,
sound effects and emotion
turns this great novel
into a stunning
performance.
PHhotographer: Steve Tanner
Why it’s
a must see
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THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE
DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME (Theatre)
Thursday 22 May, 19:00 Recorded Encore at Broadway Cinema
Certificate: 15 Tickets: £15 Includes a glass of wine or soft drink
Following its smash-hit live broadcast in 2012, the
National Theatre production of The Curious Incident
of the Dog in the Night-Time returns to cinemas.
Based on the acclaimed novel by Mark Haddon,
adapted by Simon Stephens and directed by
Marianne Elliott, The Curious Incident of the Dog
in the Night-Time has been hailed by The Times
as ‘a phenomenal combination of storytelling and
spectacle’. Winner of 7 Olivier Awards in 2013,
including Best New Play.
each fact about the event in the book he is writing
to solve the mystery of the murder. But his detective
work, forbidden by his father, takes him on
a frightening journey that upturns his world.
Christopher, fifteen years old, has an extraordinary
brain – exceptional at maths while ill-equipped to
interpret everyday life. When he falls under suspicion
of killing Mrs Shears’ dog Wellington, he records
A SMALL FAMILY BUSINESS (Theatre)
Thursday 12 June, 19:00 Live broadcast at Broadway Cinema
A riotous exposure of entrepreneurial greed by Olivier Award-winning
playwright Alan Ayckbourn (Bedroom Farce, A Chorus of Disapproval).
A Small Family Business returns to the National Theatre for the first
time since its celebrated premiere in 1987, when it won the Evening
Standard Award for Best New Play.
Jack McCracken is a man of principle in a corrupt world. But not for
long. Moments after taking over his father-in-law’s business he’s
approached by a private detective armed with some compromising
information. Jack’s integrity fades away as he discovers his extended
family to be thieves and adulterers, looting the business from their
suburban homes. Rampant self-interest takes over and comic hysteria
builds to a macabre climax.
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HENRY IV PART II (Theatre)
Wednesday 18 June, 18:45 Live broadcast at Broadway Cinema
To buy tickets visit the Broadway Cinema Box Office or book
online at www.broadway-cinema.com
King Henry’s health is failing as a second rebellion
threatens to surface. Intent on securing his legacy,
he is uncertain that Hal is a worthy heir, believing him
more concerned with earthly pleasures than with the
responsibility of rule.
Meanwhile, Falstaff is sent to the countryside to
recruit fresh troops. Among the unwitting locals,
opportunities for embezzlement and profiteering
prove impossible to resist as Falstaff gleefully
indulges in the businessof lining his own pockets.
As the King’s health continues to worsen, Hal must
choose between duty and loyalty to an old friend
in Shakespeare’s heartbreaking conclusion to this
pair of plays.
MANON LESCAUT (Opera)
Tuesday 24 June, 18:45
Royal Opera House Live Cinema Season
This early Puccini masterpiece makes a welcome
return to Covent Garden after an absence of over 20
years, in a new production by Jonathan Kent under
the baton of Music Director Antonio Pappano.
The exciting Latvian soprano Kristine Opolais sings
the title role. A consummate Puccini soprano,
Opolais caused a sensation as Madama Butterfly in
2011, and with Manon Lescaut, the bold but
impressionable heroine, we will see a very different
side of her character. She is matched in star power
by Jonas Kaufmann as her lover, Des Grieux, and
Christopher Maltman as her cynical brother Lescaut.
This is a much anticipated new production, and Kent’s
vision of a young girl who faces temptation in the big
city will surely resonate with today’s audience.
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ARTS & CULTURE IN LETCHWORTH
There’s an exciting and
innovative programme of
arts and cultural events
happening this spring in
Letchworth Garden City,
from art exhibitions to
dance workshops, artist
residencies and drama
performances.
Letchworth Arts Centre runs a varied mix of workshops, art exhibitions,
music, comedy and classes. One of their season highlights is the Hue Exhibition which takes
place this April. It’s a wonderful exhibition of inspiring work by 10
contemporary textile artists from the Settlement.
The exhibition runs from 2 to 29 April and is open, Monday to Friday
10:00 to 17:00 and Saturday 10:00 to 15:00.
Admission is free.
www.letchwortharts.org
Digswell Arts Trust
In June, Digswell Arts Trust artists will be running a series of free
workshops for Letchworth schools and families in the Fenners building,
with the generous support of North Hertfordshire District Council and
the Heritage Foundation. This is a great opportunity for people to
engage with artists making new art in a studio environment. There will
be an accompanying art exhibition. Workshops will include: pottery,
printmaking, textiles, drawing and painting, sculpture and illustration.
The artists taking part are: Debbie Bent, Amanda Bloom, Jane Glynn,
Christine Harrison, Abu Jafar, Louise Lahive, Lizzie Lane and Helen
Mason, all fellows of the Digswell Arts Trust.
www.digswellartstrust.com
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The Settlement
The Settlement runs a wide variety of courses for adults including arts
and crafts, hobbies, fitness, languages, academic studies and much more.
On Saturday 7 June there will be a multitude of stalls including plants,
cakes, book and crafts, and games for children (but adults can try too).
Refreshments will also be available. 09:00 to 12:30 at The Settlement,
Nevells Road, Letchworth Garden City. Entry £1 (includes a lucky ticket
draw for a prize hamper). Accompanied children FREE
For more information visit www.letchworthsettlement.org.uk
or call The Settlement on 01462 682828
The Settlement Players
The Settlement Players present “Neville’s Island” by Tim Firth (author of
Calendar Girls) on 12 to 14 June. Dubbed “a comedy in thick fog” it tells
of the misfortune of 4 out-of-condition, middle-aged businessmen sent
off on a team-building exercise in the Lake District. What should have
been a bonding process turns into a muddy, bloody fight for survival
– with laughs.
Performances start at 19:45 at
The Settlement, Nevells Road, Letchworth Garden City. FOR A FULL
LIST OF WHAT’S
ON IN LETCHWORTH
GARDEN CITY VISIT
www.letchworthgc.com
Tickets £7 from David’s Music, Eastcheap, Letchworth Garden City
from 17 May.
www.settlement-players.org.uk
Rhapsode
Rhapsode is a social enterprise that works with communities, artists,
organisations and spaces.
Rhapsode has its own gallery and community venue called Dot to Dot
which is found on The Wynd in Letchworth. The gallery’s community
artist residency programme brings a different artist into the town centre
every month to put together a programme of fun engaging events.
These happen in the gallery but also around the town. Visit the gallery
or their website for more information:
www.rhapsode.org.uk
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THE INTERNATIONAL
GARDEN CITIES EXHIBITION
Saturdays 10:00 to 17:00; Sundays 11:00 to 16:00;
Group visits by appointment throughout the week
at 296 Norton Way South, Letchworth Garden City, SG6 1SU
Admission FREE
To arrange a tour visit
www.garden-cities-exhibition.com
or call 01462 476070
Your opportunity to explore
the history of the Garden City
movement from Ebenezer
Howard’s early vision to the
growth of Garden Cities across
the world.
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SPRING PROGRAMME OF ILLUSTRATED TALKS
19:30 start, open from 18:30
at the International Garden Cities Exhibition
Strictly limited to 25 places. Book early to avoid disappointment
LETCHWORTH GARDEN CITY DURING WORLD WAR II
Tuesday 11 March 2014
Exploring life on the home front and some of the town’s incredible
contributions towards the war effort.
THE PIONEER YEARS
Tuesday 8 April 2014
A look at the very earliest days of Letchworth Garden City and
some of the unique people that made their home here.
GARDENS IN LETCHWORTH GARDEN CITY
Tuesday 6 May 2014
A green-fingered look at the history of Letchworth’s gardens
and open spaces.
FATHER ADRIAN FORTESCUE AND
THE CHURCH OF ST. HUGH OF LINCOLN
Tuesday 17 June 2014
A look back at this fascinating man and the history of
the town’s church he founded.
To book
a place visit
www.garden-citiesexhibition.com
or call
01462 476070
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FILM CLUB LISTINGS
Letchworth FilmClub is run
by local volunteers who enjoy
quality movies in the friendly
and informal atmosphere of
Broadway Cinema. The club
operates independently of the
cinema – with the support of
the Letchworth Garden City
Heritage Foundation.
The FilmClub puts on an
annual season of twelve films
between September and June.
The programme is financed
by membership subscriptions,
ticket sales and a grant from
the Arts Council for North
Hertfordshire, which is gratefully
acknowledged.
Letchworth FilmClub membership
entitles you to entry to all the
club’s films plus:
• 10% discount on all items at
David’s two shops (excludes
special offers, £5 minimum
spend).
The right to vote for titles for
next season.
•
Films are shown at 19:45 on
Sunday evenings (usually the first
Sunday of the month).
Membership from just £33 per
season/£28 Concession
Guests: £5 on the door/£4
Concession
To sign up to the FilmClub
mailing list email:
[email protected]
KOSMOS (12A)
Sunday 2 March 2014, 19:45 at Broadway Cinema
Dir: Erden. Turkey/Bulgaria, 2009. 122 mins
Arriving in a small Turkish town, a stranger called Kosmos strikes up a
strange relationship with a local single mother.
THIS IS NOT A FILM (U)
Sunday 16 March 2014, 19:45 at Broadway Cinema
Dir: Panahi. Iran, 2011. 74 mins.
The director is under house arrest pending appeal on a six-year prison
sentence and faces a 20-year ban on making films. This is not a film, but a
message in a bottle.
LORE (15)
Sunday 6 April 2014, 19:45 at Broadway Cinema
Dir: Shortland. Germany/Austria/UK, 2012. 109 mins.
Germany 1945. Allied forces are sweeping the country looking for war
criminals. Panic in a bourgeois household of a senior Nazi officer; papers
are burnt, arrests are made. Lore is left to care for her four siblings.
BROKEN (15)
Sunday 11 May 2014, 19:45 at Broadway Cinema
Dir: Norris. UK, 2012. 91 mins.
London, the present. 11-year old Skunk lives with her lawyer father,
Archie, and au pair. Events turn comfortable suburbia into chaos
as she makes her way in life.
BEFORE THE REVOLUTION (X)
Sunday 1 June 2014, 19:45 at Broadway Cinema
Dir: Bertolucci. Italy, 1964. 112 mins.
A middle-class youth, living in Parma, considers his own life and
attitudes before opting for conformity.
Proud to be affiliated to the
British Federation of Film Societies
and to be a founder-member of the
Letchworth Arts and Leisure Group.
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FILM, THEATRE,
OPERA, BALLET, MUSIC,
01462 681088
Eastcheap
Letchworth
Garden City
SG6 3DD
AND MORE
For booking information and full listings
www.broadway-cinema.com
© Photo by Ceri Miller. Used by kind permission.
To find out more
about plans to bring
live theatre to the stage
at Broadway Cinema visit
www.broadway-cinema
.com/theatreproject
/broadwaycinemalgc
@Broadway_Cinema
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ARTS & CULTURE CALENDAR
Event
DateLocation
War Horse Recorded Encore
Sun 02 Mar
Broadway Cinema
A Vision of Utopia
March – April
Various
The Table: Blind Summit
Fri 07 Mar
St Francis Theatre
War Horse Recorded Encore
Mon 10 Mar
Broadway Cinema
The Sleeping Beauty
Wed 19 Mar
Broadway Cinema
Alvin Sputnik
Fri 21 Mar
The Sleeping Beauty Recorded Encore
Sun 23 Mar
Broadway Cinema
Vikings Live
Thu 24 Apr
Broadway Cinema
The Winter’s Tale
Mon 28 Apr
Broadway Cinema
King Lear
Thu 01 May
Broadway Cinema
Henry IV Part I
Wed 14 May
Broadway Cinema
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
Recorded Encore
Thu 22 May
Broadway Cinema
Maxim Rysanov and Alexander Sitkovetsky
Tue 10 Jun
Spirella Ballroom
Great Expectations
Wed 11 Jun
Broadway Cinema
A Small Family Business
Thu 12 Jun
Broadway Cinema
Henry IV Part II
Wed 18 Jun
Broadway Cinema
Manon Lescaut
Tue 24 Jun
Broadway Cinema
We recommend booking in advance to avoid disappointment.
FOR A FULL
LIST OF WHAT’S
ON IN LETCHWORTH
GARDEN CITY VISIT
Buying TICKETS
www.letchworthgc.com
For all theatre, music and visual arts events
visit www.letchworth.com/artsandculture
or call Letchworth Tourist Information Centre
on 01462 487868
To buy tickets for cinema screenings or for Great
Expectations visit the Broadway Cinema Box Office
Every effort has been made to ensure the
accuracy of all information. However, please
double check before making your journey.

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