Bonhoga Garrison Mareel

Garrison
Mareel
Last Dream (on Earth)
WHAT'S O
Bonhoga
FILM
MUSIC
ART
THEATRE
CAFE BAR
EDUCATION
WELCOME
Whether it is Film, Music, Art
or Theatre this is your guide to
Shetland Arts and its venues.
CONTENTS
03 > Film - At a Glance
04 > Art
06 > Film - By Popular Demand
07 > At the Garrison
07 > Recording Studio
08 > Café Bar Events
10 > Theatre
12 > Kids’ Films
13 > Film Wednesdays
14 > Comedy
15 > Music
16 > Education
17 > Drama in Film
18 > Arts & Wellbeing (Shetland Arts case study)
Please note: We like to keep our scheduling flexible to make sure we
can show the films you want to see. For this reason films may be
added or removed at any time subject to demand.
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• Film Wednesdays
• Subtitled Screenings
• Babes In Arms
• Senior Screenings
• ASN Friendly Screenings • Autism Friendly Screenings
FILM
AT A GLANCE
27 February - 5 March (Tickets on sale: 19 Feb)
• Fifty Shades of Grey (18)
• Foxcatcher (15) •
• Inherent Vice (15)
• Shaun the Sheep (U)
• The Crucible (12a)
• Cinema Paradiso (PG) • •
• Me, Myself and Mum (15) •
• Peppa Pig: The Golden Boots (U) •
6 - 12 March (Tickets on sale: 26 Feb)
• Selma (12a) • • •
• American Sniper (15)
• The Interview (15)
• Taken 3 (12a)
• A Most Violent Year (15) •
13 - 19 March (Tickets on sale: 5 Mar)
• The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (PG) • • •
• Kill the Messenger (15) •
• The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (12a)
• The Sound of Music (U)
• Kumiko: The Treasure Hunter (12a) •
20 - 26 March (Tickets on sale: 12 Mar)
• Focus (15) •
• Still Alice (12a)
• It Follows (15)
• Brave (PG) • •
• Love Is Strange (15) •
27 March - 3 April (Tickets on sale: 19 Mar)
• The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water (U) • • •
• Cinderella (Cert. TBC) • •
• RSC - Love’s Labour’s Lost (TBC)
• Still Life (12a) •
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ART
Chris Rigby
Between Rocks
and Hard Places
Bonhoga Gallery
28 February - 12 April
Chris Rigby is a landscape
painter whose work
embraces the physical
process of representing the
nature of things. The work
in this exhibition follows on
from his 2012 exhibition 30
Days of Light at Shetland
Museum and Archives and
represents a deepening
of his relationship with
Shetland. During a wet and
windy five week stay last
year he returned to explore
much that he had missed the
first time round while making
further exciting discoveries in
his favourite locations such
as Muckle Roe.
Public opening:
Friday 27 February
6pm - 7.30pm
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Lower Gallery:
Paul Boyle Hullscapes
Julie
Dennison
Upper Foyer,
Mareel
Julie Dennison is currently
a full time student in the
first year of her BA (Hons)
Contemporary Textiles at
Shetland College UHI. The
majority of these woodcut
prints were created when
she studied NC Art and
Design between August 2013
and July 2014. She really took
to creating woodcuts during
the printmaking module and,
under Paul Bloomer’s tuition
and support, thrived on it
and has continued to create
illustrative prints featuring
landscapes and recognisable
Shetland scenes. A number
of prints feature a recurring
character, a grouchy
Shetland fisherman named
Tammie o’ Stova, who
features in a story which
Julie is yet to write.
Work is for sale.
If you would like to make
a purchase please ask a
member of staff at the main
reception.
Arts in Care
Settings
Training
Market House,
Lerwick.
Life Drawing
Workshops
Green Room, Mareel
Wednesdays @ 7pm
At these untutored life
drawing workshops, you get
to spend 2 hours drawing
a female nude model in a
relaxing setting. Artists of
all abilities are welcome and
you must bring your own
materials and paper.
 £10 (Ages 16+ only)
Thu 26 Feb @ 10am
Are you a creative
practitioner interested in, or
looking to develop your skills
in working in care settings
for older people? Andy Ross
of Global Yell in partnership
with Shetland Arts is offering
a FREE morning’s training
for creative practitioners
wanting to work in this
environment.
Refreshments will be
provided.
Book a place via
shetlandboxoffice.org
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FILM
The Interview (15)
Don’t miss this opportunity to see
the film they tried to ban on the big
screen. Dave Skylark (James Franco)
and his producer Aaron Rapoport
(Seth Rogen) run the popular
celebrity tabloid TV show “Skylark
Tonight”. When they discover that
North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un
is a fan of the show, they land an
interview with him in an attempt to
legitimize themselves as journalists.
As Dave and Aaron prepare to
travel to Pyongyang, their plans
change when the CIA recruits them,
perhaps the two least-qualified
men imaginable, to assassinate
Kim Jong-un.
It Follows (15)
After a strange sexual encounter,
a teenager finds herself haunted
by nightmarish visions and the
inescapable sense that something
is after her.
Me, Myself
and Mum (15)
French language film with English
subtitles. Showing as part of LGBT
History Month. The French comedian
Guillaume Gallienne brings his
autobiographical one man show to
the big screen in this quirky twist on
a traditional coming out tale. Raised
by his domineering mother as the
daughter she never had, effeminate
and theatrical, everyone around him
assumes Guillaume is gay. Little
by little, through a series of painful
experiences, Guillaume comes to
discover who he really is, and is
finally able to break free from his
mother’s controlling influence.
BY POPULAR DEMAND
The Hobbit:
The Battle of the
Five Armies (12A)
The conclusion of Peter Jackson’s
epic trilogy, starring Martin Freeman,
Richard Armitage and Sir Ian McKellen.
The Hobbit: The Battle of the
Five Armies brings to a close the
adventures of Bilbo Baggins, Thorin
Oakenshield and the Company of
Dwarves. Having reclaimed Erebor
and vast treasure from the dragon
Smaug, Thorin Oakenshield sacrifices
friendship and honor in seeking the
Arkenstone, despite Smaug’s fiery
wrath and desperate attempts by the
Hobbit Bilbo to make him see reason.
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American Sniper (15)
U.S. Navy SEAL Chris Kyle (Bradley
Cooper) takes his sole mission - to
protect his comrades - and becomes
one of the most lethal snipers
in American history. His pinpoint
accuracy not only saves countless
lives but also makes him a prime
target of insurgents. Despite grave
danger and his struggle to be a good
husband and father to his family
back in the States, Kyle serves four
tours of duty in Iraq. However, when
he finally returns home, he finds
that he cannot leave the war behind.
American Sniper marks director Clint
Eastwood’s return to violence, and
especially the gun-related violence
that’s hallmarked his greatest films.
The Second Best
Exotic Marigold
Hotel (PG)
The sequel to the highly successful
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel.
8 months on and the hotel is full
to bursting. Co-managers Muriel
Donnelly (Maggie Smith) and Sonny
Kapoor (Dev Patel) have a dream of
expansion, and they’ve found just
the place: ‘The Second Best Exotic
Marigold Hotel’. But plans for a
traditional Indian wedding threaten
to derail the process.
The Sound of
Music (U)
Sunday 15 March
Treat your Mum this Mother’s Day
with this timeless musical classic. A
tuneful, heartwarming story based
on the real life story of the Von
Trapp Family singers, one of the
world’s best-known concert groups
in the era immediately preceding
World War II. Julie Andrews plays
the role of Maria, the tomboyish
postulant at an Austrian abbey who
becomes a governess in the home of
a widowed naval captain with seven
children, and brings a new love of
life and music into the home.
Taken 3 (12A)
Ex-government operative Bryan
Mills (Liam Neeson) finds his life is
shattered when he’s falsely accused
of a murder that hits close to home.
Pursued by a savvy police inspector,
Mills employs his particular set of
skills to track the real killer and
exact justice.
AT THE GARRISON
Shetland Country Music Club presents
Martha Murray & the
Country Cousins
26 February @ 7.30pm
Shetland County Drama presents
Shetland Folk Society presents
Shetland Young
Fiddler of the
Year Concert
25 April @ 7.30pm
County Drama Festival
9 - 12 March @ 7.15pm
Isleburgh Drama Group presents
The 39 Steps
23 - 27 March @ 7.30pm
Shetland Folk Society presents
Shetland Young Fiddler of the Year Competition
24 - 25 April @ 9am
RECORDING STUDIO
“The staff and facilities are completely first class
and made everything so straightforward. We were
delighted with the experience and with the final
album. Before the recording sessions I had visions
of a very cold and clinical atmosphere recording in a
professional studio yet recording in Mareel was one of
the most relaxing and fun parts of the whole recordmaking process.”
- Lewie Peterson, The Revellers
The Revellers album, Renegades, is available to purchase from Mareel.
Mareel’s recording studio is an
excellent facility for Shetland’s
many talented musicians and
visiting artists alike. Comprising
a ProTools HDX system, great
mic selection and three
distinct recording spaces, the
studio provides the perfect
environment for recording
artists.
The studio has full digital
connectivity to the Auditorium,
and is capable of recording live
events, from lectures to concerts.
For more info, or to make
a booking enquiry, contact
Shetland Arts on
01595 743 843 or
[email protected]
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CAFE BAR
NEW
EVENTS
gutters gaet
sessions
Café Bar, Mareel
Sunday 22 March @ 1.30pm - 3.30pm
A chance to book a slot and show off your talents in
Mareel’s Café Bar. Gutters Gaet sessions are open
to practitioners, performers and creatives from any
artform. Whether you want to sell your latest CD or
craft produce, perform a preview of a new work, or
simply spend a couple of hours showing people what
you can do, this is your opportunity to do it. Slots are
free and can be booked through Shetland Box Office.
13A power available if required.
Open Mic
Night NEW
Café Bar, Mareel
Sunday 5 April @ 7pm
Fun and informal open mic session
in the cafe bar. Sing a song, play
an instrument, recite a poem,
tell a joke or even do a dance!
No instrument? Don’t worry! You
can play on our house guitar. Keep
an eye on the Open Mic Shetland
website and Facebook page for
information on monthly themes and ‘one
night only’ group performances.
Open to all.
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Monthly
Film
Quiz
Auditorium, Mareel
Tuesday 10 March @ 7.30pm
For film buffs and novices alike.
Prizes will be awarded to the teams
with the highest and lowest scores.
Max team size: 6 people.
 £5 per team
Mixology
@Mareel
Café Bar, Mareel
Cocktails every Fri
DJ’s on 20 March, 3 April,
17 April and 15 May
Enjoy cocktails & mocktails while
listening to some great mixes of
chill-out tunes from our house DJs
John Collins & DJ Lyall.
 FREE
Singers &
Songwriters
Night
Auditorium, Mareel
Sunday 22 March @ 7pm
With performances from great local
acts plus an open mic session. For
regular updates on the Singers
& Songwriters Nights, join the
Shetland Singers & Songwriters
Group on Facebook.
 FREE
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THEATRE
WORLD PREMIÈRE
Shetland Arts in association with
National Theatre of Scotland, Tron Theatre & Kai Fischer presents
LAST DREAM
(ON EARTH)
Wednesday 15 April, 7.30pm
AUDITORIUM, MAREEL
Last Dream (On Earth) interweaves a driving live music score with
accounts of those who risk their lives for a distant dream. It draws on
extensive interviews and historic documents to explore journeys beyond
the imaginable, and quests to find a better future in faraway places. The
production includes a live soundtrack with
collaborations from sound designer
Matt Padden, Ghanaian musician
and storyteller Gameli Tordzro
(drums), musician and performer
Tyler Collins from Alaska, and
performers Ryan Gerald, Mercy
Ojelade and Adura Onashile.
Audiences will experience
the immersive sound world
of Last Dream (On Earth) on
headphones, as it is created and
performed on stage in front of
them.
 £14 / £8
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Mareel Cinema
Sunday 1 March @ 1.40pm
From London’s West End - Richard Armitage
stars in Arthur Miller’s classic American
drama brought vividly to life in this visceral
new production by internationally acclaimed
director Yaël Farber.
In a small tight-knit community in Salem,
Massachusetts, personal grievances collide with lust
and superstition, fuelling widespread hysteria. Miller’s timeless parable attacks the evils
of mindless persecution and the terrifying power of false accusations.
Yaël Farber is a multiple award-winning director and playwright. Her production of Mies
Julie won a string of international awards at the 2012 Edinburgh Festival, was named
one of the Top Ten Productions of 2012 by The New York Times, and Top Five Productions
of 2012 by The Guardian.
 £16 / £13
The Crucible was captured live at
The Old Vic, London during its 2014 season.
Mareel Cinema
Sunday 29 March
Love’s Labour’s Lost is a comedy
about young love, with an
unexpected and unsettling ending.
Summer 1914. In order to dedicate
themselves to a life of study, the
King and his friends take an oath to
avoid the company of women for three
years. No sooner have they made their
idealistic pledge than the Princess of
France and her ladies-in-waiting arrive,
presenting the men with a severe test of
their high-minded resolve.
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.
 £16 / £13 (TBC)
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KIDS’ FILMS
Cinderella (Cert. TBC)
Inspired by the classic fairy
tale, Cinderella brings to life the
timeless images from Disney’s 1950
animated masterpiece. Cinderella
follows the fortunes of young Ella
whose merchant father remarries
following the death of her mother.
Ella welcomes her new stepmother
and daughters into the family home.
But, when Ella’s father unexpectedly
passes away, she finds herself at
the mercy of a jealous and cruel
new family.
Peppa Pig: The
Golden Boots (U)
Peppa Pig and her animal friends
are well-established children’s
favourites, with four seasons of
animated pre-school fun screened
on TV. Now Peppa makes her bigscreen debut with this hour-long
feast of snorty family entertainment.
The centrepiece is the lovable little
porker’s very first 15 minute
special episode, The Golden Boots.
Shaun the Sheep (U)
When Shaun decides to take the
day off and have some fun, he
gets a little more action than he
baa-rgained for! Shaun’s mischief
accidentally causes the Farmer to be
taken away from the farm, so it’s up
to Shaun and the flock to rescue him.
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The SpongeBob
Movie: Sponge
Out of Water (U)
Life is dandy in Bikini Bottom for
SpongeBob Squarepants and his
friends Patrick, Squidward, Mr. Krabs
and Sandy. However, when the
top-secret recipe for Krabby Patties
is stolen, SpongeBob finds that he
must join forces with perpetual
adversary Plankton and come ashore
to battle a fiendish pirate named
Burger Beard (Antonio Banderas),
who has his own plans for the
delicious delicacies.
Brave (PG)
Princess Merida (Kelly Macdonald),
the impulsive, but courageous,
daughter of Scottish King Fergus
(Billy Connolly) and Queen Elinor
(Emma Thompson), is determined to
carve out her own path in life. When
her defiance of an age-old tradition
angers the Highland lords and leads
to chaos in the kingdom, Merida
seeks help from an eccentric wise
woman (Julie Walters), who grants
her an ill-fated wish. Now, Merida
must discover the true
meaning of courage and
undo a beastly curse
before it’s too late.
FILM WEDNESDAYS
The best of independent & world cinema, classic films & documentaries, for film lovers.
Cinema Paradiso (PG)
4 March
Giuseppe Tornatore’s loving homage to the cinema
tells the story of Salvatore, a successful film director,
returning home for the funeral of Alfredo, his old
friend who was the projectionist at the local cinema
throughout his childhood.
A Most Violent Year (15)
Love Is Strange (15)
11 March
25 March
Set in New York during the winter of 1981, statistically
one of the most violent years in the city’s history, A
Most Violent Year follows the lives of immigrant Abel
Morales (Oscar Isaac – Inside Llewyn Davies, Ex Machina)
and his family as they try to expand their business and
capitalise on the American Dream, while the rampant
violence and corruption of the day threatens to drag
them down and destroy all they have built.
After nearly four decades together, Ben (John Lithgow)
and George (Alfred Molina) finally tie the knot in an
idyllic wedding ceremony in lower Manhattan. But when
George loses his job soon after, the couple must sell
their apartment and - victims of the relentless New
York City real estate market - temporarily live apart until
they can find an affordable new home. Forced to stay
with neighbours and relations, Ben and George struggle
with the pain of separation, whilst simultaneously
facing the challenges of the intergenerational tensions
and capricious family dynamics of their new living
arrangements.
Kumiko:
The Treasure Hunter (12a)
18 March
In this darkly comedic odyssey, Academy Award
nominee Rinko Kikuchi (Babel, Pacific Rim) stars
as Kumiko, a frustrated Office Lady whose
imagination transcends the confines of her
mundane life. Kumiko becomes obsessed with
a mysterious, battered VHS tape
of a popular film she’s mistaken
for a documentary, fixating on a
scene where a suitcase of stolen
cash is buried in the desolate,
frozen landscape of North Dakota.
Believing this treasure to be real,
she leaves behind Tokyo and her
beloved rabbit Bunzo to recover it
- and finds herself on a dangerous
adventure unlike anything she’s
seen in the movies.
Still Life (15)
1 April
Life for the unassuming John May (Eddie Marsan) has
always revolved around his work for the local
council in South London, finding the next of
kin of those who have died alone. Profoundly
dedicated to his work, he believes that
everyone deserves a dignified exit, and writes
eulogies and organises funerals for those
who wouldn’t have them otherwise. But when
a new case - an elderly alcoholic in a
flat directly opposite his own - hits
him harder than usual, he journeys
outside London to track down the
man’s long-abandoned daughter
(Joanne Froggatt, Downton
Abbey). Against the odds, the two
lonely souls are drawn to each
other - and John’s outlook starts
to open to life’s possibilities.
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COMEDY
Presented by Mick Perrin Worldwide
Dylan Moran:
Auditorium, Mareel
Off the Hook
 £25 / £23
O
LD
SO
The Perrier Award winner has had huge success as both
a writer and performer over the past decade and more. He
received a BAFTA and a Bronze Rose of Montreux for
his Channel 4 sitcom Black Books. His film career
has included the smash hit rom-com-zom Shaun
Of The Dead, Run Fat Boy Run, A Film With Me In It
and, most recently, Calvary, which showed in the cinema
at Mareel. His stand-up shows have sold out across the
world. Throughout the US, Europe and Australasia, Monster, Like
Totally and What It Is have cemented this unkempt wordsmith’s
reputation as one of the foremost comics of his generation,
earning him the label “The Oscar Wilde of Comedy”.
UT
Thursday 5 March @ 8pm
Off the Kerb in association with Shetland Arts and
Ragged Wood present
Mark Steel’s
in Town
Auditorium, Mareel
Wednesday 25 March @ 7.30pm
Popular comedian and writer Mark Steel will be applying his
sharp wit to all things Shetland when he visits Lerwick for a
stand-up show. Mark Steel’s in Town is based on the BBC
Radio 4 series in which he writes a show centred around
different towns across the UK. Steel is a regular on
BBC television programmes such as Have I Got News
For You and presented the BAFTA-nominated Mark
Steel Lectures for BBC2. He has also written several
acclaimed books including Reasons to be Cheerful
and What’s Going On, and writes a weekly column
for The Independent newspaper.
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 £15
MUSIC
Shetland Arts presents
Lau
Auditorium, Mareel
Friday 26 June
@ 7.30pm
Lau have long since established
themselves as one of the most
sought after and creative
live acts performing today.
Winners of BBC Radio 2 Folk
Awards Best Group in 2013,
Lau are modern folk music’s
most innovative band. Brilliant
musicians, thrilling performers
and free-thinking visionaries,
featuring the beautiful vocals
and skillful guitar playing
of award-winning Orcadian
songwriter Kris Drever,
pioneering post-everything
accordion and electronics
from Martin Green and the
timeless, masterful and
melodic creativity of Scottish
fiddler Aidan O’Rourke. Their
latest album Race the Loser
was shortlisted for Album of
the Year in the BBC Radio 2
Folk Awards and featured in
Mojo magazine and fRoots
best albums of 2012. Lau have
received glowing reviews from
international music and arts
critics for their live concert
performances and were
invited to play two tracks from
Race the Loser on the most
prestigious UK music television
show Later... with Jools
Holland (BBC2 TV).
 £18
Shetland Arts in association with Atlantic Edge Music Services present
Dean Owens &
The Whisky Hearts
Auditorium, Mareel
Saturday 11 April
Support from
Sheila Henderson Band.
 £16
Dean Owens is also performing a solo gig with Arthur
Nicholson at Muckle Roe Hall on Friday 10 April.
Klub Revolution presents:
Happy
Mondaze
Auditorium, Mareel
Saturday 4 July
@ 8.30pm
Happy Mondaze are the world’s only tribute to Madchester legends
The Happy Mondays. Recreating the baggy sounds from the band’s
early 90s heyday, they have been described as even better than the
real thing by none other than Happy Mondays drummer Gaz Whelan!
Happy Mondaze recapture the party vibe of Madchester with a 90
minute set which includes Mondays classics such as “Step On”,
“Wrote For Luck”, “Kinky Afro” and “24 Hour Party People”.  £17
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EDUCATION
Shetland Music Festival Committee presents
Shetland Schools’
Music Festival
Auditorium, Mareel
Monday 16 - Thursday 19 March
Shetland Arts presents
Shetland Arts presents
Student
Student
Auditorium, Mareel
Auditorium, Mareel
Music Night Showcase
Wednesday 11
March @ 7.30pm
Shetland College students
studying music at Mareel
showcase their live
performance skills at an
informal event. There will be
a wide range of styles on
offer reflecting the diverse
influences of the multitalented students.
 FREE
Shetland Schools’ Music
Festival presents:
BBC
Shetland Community Orchestra
Auditorium, Mareel
Sunday 15 March @ 1pm
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Wednesday 27 May
Shetland College UHI
students on the Vocational
Pathways, NC, HNC, & BA
Applied Music courses based
in Mareel demonstrate their
talents with a fantastic end
of academic year variety
concert.
For more info on the courses & how
to apply visit:
www.shetlandarts.org/opportunities
An afternoon of musical
workshops and rehearsals
aiming to produce a
performance of three pieces
of music which will be
recorded and uploaded onto
the BBC Ten Pieces website.
This event is for primary aged
children who are learning to
play an instrument, either in
school or privately.
 FREE
DRAMA IN FILM
Fifty Shades
of Grey (18)
E.L. James’ erotic best-seller gets
the big screen treatment with this
Universal Pictures/Focus Features
co-production. Literature student
Anastasia Steele’s life changes
forever when she meets handsome,
yet tormented, billionaire Christian
Grey. The two find themselves
powerfully attracted to each other.
But as Anastasia will find out, Grey
has some very specific tastes when
it comes to sex and romance.
Foxcatcher (15)
Based on shocking true events,
Foxcatcher is a psychological thriller
which tells the fascinating story of
Olympic gold medal-winning brothers
Mark Schultz (Mark Ruffalo) and Dave
Schultz (Channing Tatum) and their
tragic relationship with a multimillionaire benefactor, John du Pont
(Steve Carell).
Inherent Vice (15)
Based on the novel by Thomas
Pynchon. Private Detective Doc
Sportello (Joaquin Phoenix) normally
conducts his cases through a haze
of marijuana smoke. When his exlover turns up out of the blue asking
him to investigate a plot to have
her billionaire lover committed, Doc
finds himself drawn into a world of
Nazi’s, cops, hustlers, rockers and a
mysterious organisation called the
Golden Fang, in the middle of a case
he can never hope to understand.
Selma (12A)
Still Alice (12A)
2015 marks the 50th Anniversary
of Dr. King’s voting rights campaign
and the march from Selma to
Montgomery, Alabama. Starring David
Oyewolo, Selma is the chronicle of
Martin Luther King’s historic struggle
to secure equal voting rights for all
people, regardless of their colour.
Julianne Moore stars in this
heartbreaking and inspiring tale
of one woman’s struggle to stay
connected to her identity in the
battle against dementia. 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
disease, Alice and her family find
their bonds thoroughly tested.
Kill the
Messenger (15)
Two-time Academy Award nominee
Jeremy Renner (The Bourne Legacy)
leads an all-star cast in a dramatic
thriller based on the remarkable
true story of Pulitzer Prize-winning
journalist Gary Webb. Webb
stumbles onto a story which leads
to allegations that the CIA was
aware of major dealers who were
smuggling cocaine into the U.S.,
and using the profits to arm rebels
fighting in Nicaragua. Webb keeps
digging to uncover a conspiracy with
explosive implications - and draws
the kind of attention that threatens
not just his career, but his family
and his life.
Focus (15)
A veteran con artist Nicky (Will
Smith) takes a young novice named
Jess (Margot Robbie) under his
wing. While Nicky teaches Jess the
tricks of the trade, the pair become
romantically involved; but when
Jess gets uncomfortably close,
Nicky ends their relationship. Three
years later, Nicky is in Buenos Aires
working a very dangerous scheme
when Jess - now an accomplished
femme fatale - unexpectedly shows
up. Her appearance throws Nicky
for a loop at a time when he cannot
afford to be off his game.
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‘Shetland Arts is an
arts development
agency that works
alongside creative
practitioners, groups
and organisations to
enable arts projects in
the local community.
These can include
performances,
festivals, workshops,
artist residencies,
exhibitions, arts
commissions as
well as larger scale
partnership projects,
which reach further
afield, nationally and
internationally.’
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Arts and Wellbeing
The Annsbrae Just Writing Group had its 10th anniversary in
September 2013. It was started by Shetland Arts Trust and
The Community Mental Health Team and continues to be
supported by Shetland Arts.
The group meets weekly, offering a space for people who are
experiencing ongoing mental health issues to come and take
part in creative writing and spend time together. There is no
pressure for anybody to write, or to share what they have
written with the rest of the group.
The aim of the group has always been to enjoy writing and
to enjoy sharing their writing. Here are some quotes from
members, which express what they feel about writing and
why they value the group.
“Made me read more widely.”
“Made me more observant.”
“Kept me alive.”
“Taught me to dream.”
“Given me confidence to read in public.”
“Helped me to express my feelings: both good and bad.”
“Made me more analytical of the papers and books I read.”
“Made me friends who I can share how I feel with.”
“Given me friends who I help and who help me.”
“Given me confidence to write for an audience.”
“Helped me explore my emotions.”
“Helped me understand other people better.”
“Writing helps me relax, it lets me say what I feel
without hurting me or anyone else.”
Cinema Tickets
Our prices vary depending
on the day and time of the
performance, and the type
of screening. When booking
you will be asked to choose
between two different ticket
types: adult or concession.
Concessions include children
under the age of 16 years
old (those aged 16 and above
must buy adult tickets),
students (must produce valid
ID), seniors (aged 60+), and
people with disabilities.
Matinees:
before 5pmTicket price
Monday to Friday
£5.50 / £4.50
Saturday, Sunday, Holidays*
£7 / £5
Evenings:
from 5pm onwards
Monday£7 / £5
Tickets cannot be exchanged
or refunded once purchased. Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Customers are responsible
for checking that they have
Friday, Saturday, Holidays*
booked the correct tickets at
time of purchase as mistakes
cannot be rectified at a later Special Screenings:
date. Only in the event of a
screening being cancelled
Senior Screening (includes refreshment ) will your ticket be refunded.
Opening Hours:
Sun - Thu:
Fri - Sat: 10am - 11pm
10am - 1am
£8 / £6
£9 / £7
£6
* Holidays include Bank Holidays, Christmas Eve,
Boxing Day, & New Year’s Eve.
• 3D screenings cost an extra £1 on top of ticket prices.
• 3D glasses cost an additional £1 and are reusable.
Shetland Arts Development Agency manages Bonhoga Gallery,
the Garrison Theatre & Mareel. We also develop and promote a year round
programme of film, music, theatre, literature, visual arts, & dance events.
We do this because we want to see Shetland celebrated as a place where inspiration
& innovation are valued; where people want to live, work & study;
and we want the full social & economic potential of the islands to be achieved.
Shetland Arts is supported by Creative Scotland and core funded by the
Shetland Charitable Trust. Shetland Arts is a registered charity (SCO37082).
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WHAT’S ON...
ON NOW >
TUESDAY 10 MARCH >
SUNDAY 29 MARCH >
Julie Dennison
Film Quiz
RSC:
Love’s Labour’s Lost
WEDNESDAYS >
9 - 12 MARCH >
Life Drawing
Workshops
Shetland County
Drama Festival
SUNDAY 5 APRIL >
FRIDAY EVENINGS >
WEDNESDAY 11 MARCH >
WEDNESDAY 15 APRIL >
Mixology
Student Music Night
Last Dream (On Earth)
SUNDAY 15 MARCH >
SATURDAY 11 APRIL >
Ten Pieces
Dean Owens
& Whisky Hearts
@Mareel
@Mareel, 7pm
@Mareel
(DJ’s every 1st & 3rd Friday
of the month)
THURSDAY 26 FEBRUARY >
Arts in Care Settings
Training
@Market House, 10am
THURSDAY 26 FEBRUARY >
Martha Murray & the
Country Cousins
@The Garrison, 7pm
28 FEBRUARY - 12 APRIL >
@Mareel, 7.30pm
@The Garrison, 7.15pm
@Mareel, 7.30pm
@Mareel, 1pm
16 - 19 MARCH >
@Mareel, 7pm
@Mareel, 7.30pm
@Mareel
24 - 25 APRIL >
SUNDAY 22 MARCH >
@The Garrison, 9am
@Mareel
Gutters Gaet Sessions
@Mareel, 1.30pm
SUNDAY 22 MARCH >
SUNDAY 1 MARCH >
23 - 27 MARCH >
The Crucible
The 39 Steps
THURSDAY 5 MARCH >
WEDNESDAY 25 MARCH >
Dylan Moran:
Off The Hook
Mark Steel’s in Town
@Mareel, 1.40pm
Open Mic Night
Shetland Schools’
Music Festival
Chris Rigby:
Between Rocks
& Hard Places
@Bonhoga
@Mareel
Singers &
Songwriters Night
@Mareel, 7pm
@The Garrison, 7pm
@Mareel, 7.30pm
@Mareel, 8pm
For tickets and more info about events in this booklet visit:
@ MAREEL & ISLESBURGH COMMUNITY CENTRE
www.shetlandboxoffice.org • T: 01595 745555
Shetland Young
Fiddler of the Year
Competition
SATURDAY 25 APRIL >
Shetland Young
Fiddler of the Year
Concert
@The Garrison, 7pm
WEDNESDAY 27 MAY >
Student Showcase
@Mareel
FRIDAY 26 JUNE >
Lau
@Mareel, 7.30pm
SATURDAY 4 JULY >
Happy Mondaze
@Mareel, 8.30pm