Theatr Gwaun West Street Fishguard SA65 9AD Box Office: 01348

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Theatr Gwaun Summer programME 2009:Layout 1
10/06/2009
Theatr Gwaun
West Street
Fishguard
SA65 9AD
Box Office: 01348 873421
programme : 4 July – 30 September 2009
[email protected]
www.pembrokeshire.gov.uk/theatrgwaun
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WELCOME TO THEATR GWAUN
A Community venue in Fishguard, seating 180
people. With a varied programme of film and live
entertainment, including jazz, folk, rock, classical,
and world music, dance, professional, amateur and
youth drama, opportunities for arts exhibitions and
meetings in the foyer. We have a small bar and
sweetshop.
GETTING TO
THEATR GWAUN
Theatr Gwaun is
situated in West
Street in Fishguard.
Almost directly
opposite the venue
is the entrance to
West Street Car
Park, with free
parking.
Fishguard is well served by local bus services.
Bus timetables are available on
www.pembrokeshire.gov.uk, phone Pembrokeshire
County Council on 01437 764551 or email
[email protected]
ACCESS
We can accommodate wheelchairs, we have a
disabled WC and an induction loop. We welcome
guide and hearing dogs. Please ask if you have any
special access requirements.
BRIEF HISTORY
Theatr Gwaun was originally built in 1880 as a
Temperance Hall, it was then a school and it has
been a cinema since 1912. Its multi arts programme
has been in place since 1994.
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In response to customer demand
we’ve moved the start time of all
PG and U films forward to 6.30pm,
with doors opening at 5.45pm
POLICY
Our policy for booking films is to prioritise a
programme for families, children and young people.
Our audience is encouraged to suggest films for the
programme.
Community use is at the heart of the theatre’s work.
There is an active film society, there are youth
theatre groups, amateur dramatics, community
theatre groups. We encourage new writing for the
stage. We have a positive policy for hiring which is
designed to encourage new uses and projects.
Local groups can hire the venue at subsidised rates
to put on their own events.
Theatr Gwaun plays a part in arts development in
the county by providing support and facilities for
events, projects, exhibitions and festivals such as
Fishguard International Music Festival, Fishguard
Folk Festival, Aberjazz Festival, Pembrokeshire Fish
Week, Cwmrodorion, Artswave and others. We also
provide community box office facilities.
FAMILY TICKETS
A Family Ticket provides admission for 2 adults and
2 children (aged 16 or under).
For a copy of this publication
in large print, Braille, audio
tape or an alternative
language, please contact
Pembrokeshire County
Council on (01437) 776613
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Saturday 4 July - Wednesday 8 July
(excluding Monday 6 July)
Terminator: Salvation (115 mins) cert 12a
Terminator is back! Set in postapolcalyptic 2018, John Connor is
the man fated to lead the human
resistance against Skynet, and its
army of Terminators. But the
future Connor was raised to
believe in is altered, in part, by the
appearance of Marcus Wright, a
stranger whose last memory is
that of being on death row.
Connor must decide whether Marcus has been sent from
the future, or rescued from the past. As Skynet prepares
its final onslaught, Connor and Marcus both embark on
an odyssey that takes them into the heart of Skynet
operations, where they uncover the terrible secret behind
the possible annihilation of mankind.
www.terminatorsalvation.warnerbros.com
Saturday - Wednesday (excluding Monday) at 7.30pm
(doors open 6.45pm)
Tickets £4.00 (£2.00 concession) Family Ticket £10.00
Saturday 11 July
Band Night
After the successful ‘Battle of the
Bands’ in June, we’ll be holding
monthly local band nights. For a list
of bands playing visit
Saturday 8.00pm
(doors open 7.30pm)
Tickets £5.00
(£3.00 concession)
Theatr Gwaun, West St, Fishguard SA65 9AD
01348 873421 [email protected]
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Sunday 12 July - Wednesday 15 July
The Hangover (tbc mins) cert tbc
Sheduled to be one of the hit
comedies of the summer. Set in
Las Vegas, the film is centred
round three groomsmen who lose
their about-to-be-wed buddy
during some drunken
misadventures, and have to
retrace their steps to find him.
www.hangovermovie.warnerbros.com
Sunday – Wednesday at 7.30pm (doors open 6.45pm)
Tickets £4.00 (£2.00 concession)
Family Ticket £10.00
Wednesday 15 July - Saturday 18 July
Sealegs Puppet Theatre presents a double bill
The Selfish Giant (40 mins) and
The Ugly Duckling (20 mins)
“Absolutely spellbinding! Stunning
costumes and puppets and
exquisite mastery of voice and
movement. True storytelling!”
Audience member, Malvern
Theatre, Worcestershire
Suitable for children aged 3 - 11
years and their families
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Performances for Schools
Saturday 18 July – Public
Performance at 2.30pm
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Friday 17 July - Thursday 23 July
(excluding Monday 6 July)
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
(147mins) cert tbc
The battle for the universe has
begun! Deception forces return
to Earth on a mission to take
Sam Witwicky prisoner, after the
young hero learns the truth
about the ancient origins of the
Transformers.
Joining the mission to protect
humankind is Optimus Prime,
who forms an alliance with
international armies for a second
epic battle.
www.transformersmovie.com
Friday - Thursday 7.30pm (doors open 6.45pm)
Friday 24 July - Friday 31 July
Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs
(tbc mins) cert tbc
The long anticipated third
instalment of our favourite
animated family adventure is
here.
www.iceagemovie.com
Friday - Friday 6.30pm
(doors open 5.45pm)
Tickets £4.00
(£2.00 concession)
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Friday 31 July
Fishguard International Music Festival presents
Tony Jacobs and His Quintet
For further information
01348 891345 or 881685
www.fishguardmusicfestival.co.uk
Friday 9.30pm (doors open 9.00pm)
Saturday 1 August – Thursday 13 August
Harry Potter and the
Half Blood Prince (tbc mins) cert tbc
The long anticipated latest instalment
of the wizard’s adventures.
As Harry Potter begins his sixth year
at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft
and Wizardry, he discovers an old
book mysteriously marked ‘This book
belongs to the half blood prince’, and
begins to learn more about Lord
Voldemort’s dark past.
www.harrypotter.warnerbros.com/harrypotterandthehalfbloodprince
Saturday - Thursday 6.30pm (doors open 5.45pm)
Saturday 8 August 11.30am
Saturday 8 August
Band Night
After the successful ‘Battle of the
Bands’ in June, we’ll be holding
Saturday 8.00pm (doors open 7.30pm)
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Saturday August 15
Blues Brothers Banned
Young tribute act Blues Brothers
Banned is heading for Ireland via
West Wales this summer, to
perform what promises to be a
week of top tuneage and
tomfoolery. The eleven young
musicians boot the classics up the
backside to present a Blues
Brothers inspired show like no
other.
www.bluesbrothersbanned.co.uk
Saturday 7.30pm
(doors open 7.30pm)
Sunday 16 August – Thursday 20 August
(excluding Monday 17 August)
Moon (97mins) cert 15
Directed by Duncan Jones,
Moon starts Sam Rockwell, one
of our generation’s most
powerful actors.
The notion of a film begin unique
seems unlikely in 2009. Not
here. While Moon is a modernday science fiction film set in the
future, it pays homage to recent
classics like Blade Runner and
Alien. One of the must see films
of 2009. Viewers will be dazzled.
www.moonthemovie.com
Sunday – Thursday (excluding Monday) 7.30pm
(doors open 6.45pm)
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Saturday 22 August – Wednesday 26 August
The Land of the Lost (tbc mins) cert tbc
On his latest expedition, Dr Rick Marshall (Will
Ferrell) is sucked into a space-time vortex
alongside his research assistance (Anna Friel)
and a redneck survivalist (Danny McBride). In this
alternative universe, the trio make friends with a
primate named Chaka (Jorma Taccone), their
only ally in a world full of dinosaurs and other
fantastic creatures. Can they all make it back to
our world alive and, if so, will Dr Marshall go from zero to hero
on the strength of the discoveries he makes.
www.landofthelost.net
Saturday – Wednesday 6.30pm (doors open 5.45pm)
Thursday 27 August – Monday 31 August
Aberjazz presents the
www.aberjazz.com
Fishguard Jazz and Blues Festival
Thursday 27 August - The Asaf Sirkis Trio, Afternoon
Workshop and Evening Performance
The Asaf Sirkis Trio was formed in 2007 and features Greek
guitarist Tassos Spiliotopoulos and Israeli bassist Yaron
Stavi. The trio released their first album, The Monk, in
September 2008. Asaf Sirkis has been involved in several
creative musical collaborations, including one with Gilad
Atzman of the Orient House Ensemble. The Emsemble’s
album Exile won the Best CD of the Year category in the
2003 BBC Jazz Award and it was nominated in the Best
Band category in 2004. The Ensemble plays regularly at high
profile festivals and venues in the UK and Europe.
In 2006, Asaf began collaborating with saxophonist and
composer Tim Garland and the pair has made four albums
together to date. Asaf has also recorded two albums with
the Inner Noise Band. The Band’s album The Song Within
was selected by John Kelman, on the All About Jazz website,
as one of the best albums of 2007.
Among Asaf’s musical influences are The Beatles, the Police,
Yes, Genesis, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Allan Holdsworth and
The Weather Report.
Thursday Workshop 2.00pm £4.00
Thursday Performance 7.00pm (doors open 6.30pm)
www.aberjazz.com
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Monday 31 August - The Michael Janisch Quintet, All
Day Workshop and Evening Performance
Michael Janisch leads his Quintet in an explosion of
contemporary post-bop at their start of their UK tour.
Described by The Guardian as ‘One of the UK’s most
exciting new improvisers with percussive, Mingus-like
power’, Michael Janisch awarded Young Jazz Musician
of the Year Award, by the Worshipful Company of
Musicians.
He has performed alongside some of the country’s jazz
greats, including Tommy Smith and Jason Rebello. At the
Aberjazz Festival in 2007 he played with both jazz great
Tony Kofi and exciting emerging talent Gwilym Simcock.
Monday Workshop 1.00pm £6.00
Monday Performance 6.00pm (doors open 5.30pm)
For further information contact Alice on 01348 872710
www.aberjazz.com
Friday 28 August – Wednesday 2 September
(excluding Monday 31 August)
Bruno (tbc mins) cert tbc
The latest, hilarious creation
from the man who brought
Borat into the world.
Bruno (one name, like
Madonna) is on a mission: to
reveal the true beauty of
fashion. After all, fashion saves
a lot more lives than doctors?
Right? The gorgeous and opinionated voice of Austrian
youth TV has sharpened his catwalk claws and is
searching for new fashion victims among the air-kissed
airheads.
Dressed to kill, he’s asking the people that count the
questions that matter. So who’s hot and who’s not.
Who’s ‘Vassup’ and who’s ‘Ich don’t think so’? And who
else agrees that Osama Bin Laden is just ze best dressed
guy around right now?
Friday - Wednesday (excluding Monday) 7.30pm
(doors open 6.45pm)
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Saturday 5 September - Wednesday 9 September
(excluding Monday 7 September)
Inglourious Basterds (148 mins) cert tbc
Quentin Tarrantino’s lastest offering.
Expect a war movie like no other. In
Nazi-occupied France during World
War II, a group of Jewish-American
soldiers known as ‘The Basterds’ are
chosen specifically to spread fear
throughout the Third Reich by
scalping and brutally killing Nazis.
The Basterds soon cross paths with
a French-Jewish teenage girl who
runs a movie theatre in Paris, which
is targeted by soldiers.
www.winsteinco.com
Saturday - Wednesday (excluding Monday) 7.30pm
(doors open 6.45pm)
Thursday 10 September
Fishguard Film Society presents
The Reader (124mins) cert 15
Doors open 7.30pm and
film starts 8.00pm
Members free, Associate
members £2.50 and
non-members £3.00
For further details
[email protected]
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Saturday 12 September
Band Night
After the successful ‘Battle of the Bands’
in June, we’ll be holding
Tuesday 15 September – Sunday 20 September
September Film Festival
A mix of award-winning classic and contemporary films
Free Pop-corn with every ticket
Tuesday 15 September
Pierrot Le Fou (110mins)
cert tbc
Director: Jean-Luc Godard
Starring: Anna Karina, Jean-Paul
Belrmondo. 1965.
Jean-Luc Godard called this film
the story of the 'last romantic
couple'. The film is also, however,
a spectacular farewell to the style
and spirit of the Nouvelle Vague.
On impulse Ferdinand abandons his wife and child to
take off with Marianne, an old flame, on a crazy and
tragic adventure involving fast cars, gangsters and a
Mediterranean idyll. This is a truly romantic film but one
which, in the best romantic tradition, is also deeply
self-aware and at times self-mocking.
Tuesday 7.30pm (doors open 6.45pm)
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Wednesday 16 September
Notorious (102 mins) cert U
Director: Alfred Hitchcock.
Starring: Ingrid Bergman, Cary Grant,
Claud Rains and Louis Calhern. 1946.
Notorious is one of Hitchcock’s
most darkly romantic, disturbing and suspense laden
thrillers. Ingrid Bergman is magnificent as the tough yet
vulnerable Alicia Huberman, whose father is sentenced to
death for treason. This leaves her determined to prove her
patriotism and atone for this guilt. Cary Grant is
devastating as debonair US agent Steven Devlin, who’s
torn between his love for Alicia and his distrust of her.
Alicia is enlisted to seduce Alex Sebastian (Claude Rains),
as sophisticated German expatriate, to find out about his
suspected Nazi affiliations. Madly impassioned by Alicia,
Sebastian even marries her against the wishes of his
tyrannical mother (Leopoldine Konstantin), and before long
Alicia, Steven and Alex are entangled in a web of
constrained desire and cruel deceit.
Wednesday 7.30pm (doors open 6.45pm)
Badlands (94mins) cert 15
Director: Terrence Malicl
Starring: Martin Sheen, Sissy
Spacek, Warren Oates. 1973.
One of the most striking
cinematic debuts of all time, Terrence Malick’s Badlands is set
in a sleepy South Dakota town in the late 1950s. Kit (Martin
Sheen), a 25 year old garbage collector, meets Holly (Sissy
Spacek), a bored high-school student ten years his junior.
Struck by Kit’s resemblance to James Dean, Holly not only
defies her father (Warren Oates) by starting a relationship
with him, but stands by as Kit subsequently shoots her
father. What ensues is a powerful and disturbing tale of
young lovers on the run.
‘A masterpiece of American cinema’ ***** Empire
Thursday 7.30pm (doors open 6.45pm)
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Friday 18 September
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Cwcw (172mins) cert tbc
Director: Delyth James
Starring: Eiry thomas, Rhys Richards,
Aneurin Hughes. Subtitles.
We celebrate home grown talent
with our screening of the award
winning film Cwcw, written and
directed by Cardiff resident Delyth Jones. Starring Rhys
Richards, Eiry Thomas and Aneurin Hughes. The film was
awarded Best International Feature Film at the
International Film Festival of South Africa and Best
Feature Film at the Toronto Female Eye Film Festival.
Cwmtwrch born Ms Jones and actor Eiry Thomas will be
attending the screening to answer any questions from the
audience about the film.
‘Incredibly layered and wonderful’, ‘Reminiscent of a number
of truly great films’, ‘Cwcw is sublime’, ‘A great movie’
Saturday 19 September
Sleep Furiously
(94mins) cert U
Director: Gideon Koppel
Sleep Furiously was
premiered at the
Edinburgh Film Festival in June, with a glowing
reputation already well established, as it had been
championed by esteemed British critics, filmmakers and
former Moviedrome presenters Alex Cox and Mark
Cousins.
Cox described the film as ‘visually remarkable’, while
Cousins declared it as ‘pure cinema: visually alert,
brilliant musically, and moving’.
The film documents the small farming community in midWales, where Koppel grew up and its main theme is the
degeneration of traditional rural communities and the
impact of industrialisation on social harmony.
The film surprises through its dedication to cinematic
artistry. Through his own cinematography Koppel
emphasises the importance of landscape, both to the
story and the community. The imagery is hauntingly
accompanied by a soundtrack from the Aphex Twin, the
first time Richard James gave permission for his music to
be used for an entire feature soundtrack.
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Sunday 20 September
GAZWRX: The Films of Jeff Keen (tbc mins)
cert tbc Director: Jeff Keen
Jeff Keen's unique and imaginative filmmaking has
outlived the various scenes in which it thrived: the sixties
counter-culture, punk and beyond. Making work of
immediate power and raw intensity on a range of film
stocks, this WW2 veteran, self-taught artist and pioneer
of radical British independent filmmaking continues to
defy categorisation. The 12 short films in this programme,
made between 1960 and 1993, reveal the astonishingly
tireless talent of a unique individual not afraid to grapple
with sex and war, or to experiment with visceral
soundtracks and brutal animation techniques. Truly
inspired and inspiring, this programme is a testament to
the irrepressible force that is Jeff Keen.
Fishguard Film Society presents
Gomorra (137mins) cert 15
Doors open 7.30pm and film starts
8.00pm
Members free, Associate members
£2.50 and non-members £3.00
For further details
[email protected]
Saturday 26 September - Wednesday 30 September
(excluding Monday 28 September)
500 Days of Summer
(95mins) cert 12A
‘It’s funny, it’s sweet, it’s romantic
and it’s utterly heartbreaking. 500
Days of Summer is without
question one of the best films to
grace the Sundance film festival,
and maybe one of the very best
movies anybody will see all year.’
Saturday - Wednesday
(excluding Monday) 7.30pm
(doors open 6.45pm)
Tickets £4.00 (£2.00 concession), Family Ticket £10.00
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We encourage suggestions and comments from our
audience and users about the programme, the facilities
and our service.
CONTACT
[email protected]
Christine Willison, County Arts Officer
[email protected]
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