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Welcome
Whether it is Film, Art, Music
or Theatre this is your guide to
Shetland Arts and it’s venues.
Please be aware that, due to the flexible nature
of programming, some details may be subject to
change.
Contents
03 > Films - February at a glance
04 > Arts
07 > Award Nominations
08 > Café Bar Events
10 > Theatre
12 > Kids Films
13 > Horror Films
13 > Romantic Films
14 > Dylan Moran - Off The Hook
15 > Last Dream (On Earth)
15 > Lau
16 > Education
18 > Film Wednesdays
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Film Wednesdays •
Subtitle Screenings •
Babes In Arms •
Senior Screenings •
ASN Friendly Screenings •
Autism Friendly Screenings
films
February at a glance
30 Jan - 5 Feb (Tickets on sale: 22 Jan)
• Kingsman - The Secret Service (15) •
• Big Hero 6 (PG) • • •
• The Homesman (15)
• My Old Lady (12a) •
• The Possibilities Are Endless (12a) •
• The Green Ray (12a) • •
6 - 12 Feb (Tickets on sale: 29 Jan)
• Taken 3 (12a)
• Ex Machina (15)
• The Babadook (15)
• The Green Prince (15) •
• Nightcrawler (15)
• St. Vincent (12a) •
• Paddington (PG)
13 - 19 Feb (Tickets on sale: 5 Feb)
• Birdman (15)
• Wild (15) • •
• Dumb and Dumber To (15)
• Friday the 13th (18)
• Breakfast at Tiffany’s (PG) •
• The Grandmaster (15) •
• Aladdin (U) •
• Peppa Pig: The Golden Boots (U)
20 - 26 Feb (Tickets on sale: 12 Feb)
• Shaun the Sheep (U) • • • •
• Whiplash (15)
• Unbroken (15) • •
• McCullin (15)
• Me, Myself and Mum (15) •
• American Sniper (15)
27 Feb - 5 Mar (Tickets on sale: 19 Feb)
• Fifty Shades of Grey (TBC)
• Foxcatcher (15)
• Inherent Vice (15)
• The Crucible (12a)
• Cinema Paradiso (15) • • •
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art
during February
DON McCULLIN
Fallen
29 November 2014 – 22 February 2015
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Don McCullin
Catholic Youths Attacking British Soldiers in the Bogside of Londonderry 1971, printed 2013
ARTIST ROOMS
Presented by the artist jointly to National Galleries of Scotland and Tate and acquired with assistance of
the ARTIST ROOMS Endowment, supported by the Henry Moore Foundation and Tate Members 2013
Image © Don McCullin
29 November 2014 – 22 February 2015
Bonhoga Gallery and Shetland Museum & Archives
Shetland Arts and
Shetland Museum and
Archives are proud to be
working in partnership
to host this exhibition of
work by Don McCullin as
part of ARTIST ROOMS
On Tour.
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Shetland Museum & Archives
and Shetland Arts Development
Agency exhibit work by
internationally acclaimed
photojournalist Don McCullin.
This is the first ARTIST ROOMS
exhibition of these powerful
images. McCullin worked for
over 20 years documenting
conflict throughout the world
including; Vietnam, Cyprus,
Northern Ireland and Beirut.
For McCullin, the work wasn’t
simply about the photographs,
but about humanity. The issues
raised by these images are
being used by local young
people to develop new projects
inspired by this
exhibition by one
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Julie
Dennison
Upper Foyer,
Mareel
Chris
Rigby
Between Rocks
and Hard Places
Bonhoga Gallery
28 Feb - 12 Apr
Calum
Toogood
Julie Dennison is currently
a full time student, who
is doing her First Year of
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.
Chris Rigby is a landscape
painter whose work
embraces the physical
process of representing the
nature of things. The work
Lower Gallery,
in this exhibition follows on
from his 2012 exhibition ‘30
Bonhoga
Days of Light’ at Shetland
Work is for sale.
Ends on 22 Feb
Museum and Archives and
If you would like to make a
represents a deepening of his purchase please ask a member of
Calum Toogood is a
relationship with Shetland.
the staff at the main reception.
young photojournalist
During a wet and windy
from Shetland who
fi ve week stay last year he
graduated from Swansea
returned to explore much
Metropolitan University
that he had missed the fi rst
in 2012 with a BA(hons) in
time round while making
Photojournalism. He has
further exciting discoveries in
travelled widely in Eastern
his favourite locations such
Europe and the Middle East; as Muckle Roe.
focusing his photographic
and journalistic projects
Public opening:
on themes such as conflict,
Friday 27 February
displacement and human
6pm - 7.30pm
rights issues.
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McCullin
(15)
Mareel Cinema
Tue 24 Feb
Granted unprecedented
access to the archives
of veteran Times war
photographer Don
McCullin, directors Jacqui
and David Morris interweave
candid interviews with
the man himself, archive
footage of the conflicts
he covered and a huge
range of his devastating
photographs. The result
is a vivid and moving
portrait of one of the most
important photojournalists
of the 20th century. By turns
emotionally demanding
and strangely uplifting,
this powerful documentary
proves a fitting tribute to a
truly remarkable man.
Showing in light of the Don
McCullin exhibition, See Page 4
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Life
Arts in Care Drawing
Settings
Training
Market House,
Lerwick.
Workshops
Green Room,
Mareel
Wednesdays @ 7pm
At these untutored life
drawing workshops, you get
to spend 2 hours drawing
Are you a creative
practitioner interested in, or a female nude model in a
wanting to develop your skills relaxing setting. Artists of
all abilities are welcome and
in, working in care settings
for older people? Andy Ross you must bring your own
of Global Yell in partnership materials and paper.
with Shetland Arts is offering
£10 (Ages 16+ only)
a FREE morning’s training
for creative practitioners
wanting to work in this
environment.
Thu 26 Feb @ 10am
Refreshments will be
provided.
Book a place via
shetlandboxoffice.org
award
nominations
Birdman
(15)
9 Oscar Nominations
Including Best Picture
& Best Actor
Birdman is a black comedy
that tells the story of an
actor (Michael Keaton)
- famous for portraying
an iconic superhero - as
he struggles to mount a
Broadway play.
Watch
the best
of this
year’s
Oscar
nods at
Mareel
American
Sniper
(15)
6 Oscar Nominations
Including Best Director
& Best Actor
Bradley Cooper plays the
unerringly accurate rifleman
charged with taking down
dangerous targets in Iraq. But
Chris has another life back
in Texas with Taya (Sienna
Miller), the new wife he met
just before a tour of duty.
The brutalisation of war puts
a strain on this relationship,
which Eastwood and
scriptwriter Jason Hall weave
into a powerful subplot that
rivals the battleground scenes
in intensity.
Foxcatcher
(15)
5 Oscar Nominations
Whiplash
(15)
5 Oscar Nominations
Including Best Picture
Haunted by the failed
writing career of his father,
Andrew is determined
to rise to the top of the
country’s most elite music
conservatory. Terence
Fletcher, a talented but
terrifying conductor, requests
that Andrew be transferred
into his band.
Inherent
Vice
(15)
2 Oscar Nominations
Including Best Adapted
Screenplay
Including Best Director
It’s the tail end of the
& Best Actor
Based on shocking true events, psychedelic ‘60s and
paranoia is running the day,
Foxcatcher is a psychological
and Doc Sportello knows
thriller which tells the
that “love” is another of
fascinating story of Olympic
those words going around,
gold medal-winning brothers
like “trip” or “groovy,” that’s
Mark and Dave Schultz and
their tragic relationship with a being way too overused except this one usually leads
multi-millionaire benefactor,
to trouble.
John du Pont.
Wild
(15)
2 Oscar Nominations
Including Best Actress
After years of reckless,
destructive behaviour,
Cheryl Strayed makes a rash
decision. With absolutely no
experience, driven only by
sheer determination, Cheryl
hikes more than a thousand
miles of the Pacific Crest
Trail, alone.
Nightcrawler
(15)
Oscar Nominated for
Best Original Screenplay
Nightcrawler tells the story
of a driven young man
who finds a home in the
nocturnal world of freelance
crime journalism in Los
Angeles.
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café bar events
Singers &
Songwriters Mixology
@Mareel
Night
Café Bar, Mareel
Auditorium,
Mareel
Monthly
Film Quiz
Cocktails every Fri
Auditorium,
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Sun 22 Feb @ 7pm DJ’s every 1 & 3
Friday of the month Mareel
With performances from
great local acts plus an open
mic session. For regular
updates on the Singers &
Songwriters Nights, join
the Shetland Singers and
Songwriters Group on
Facebook.
evening + live DJs on 1st &
3rd Friday of the month
Enjoy cocktails & mocktails
while listening to some great
mixes of chill-out tunes from
our House DJs John Collins
& DJ Lyall.
FREE
FREE
Tue 17 Feb @ 7pm
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 table,
via Shetland Box Office.
Refreshment with a
Senior Screening ticket
for our mature guests (60+) we offer weekly screenings
on Wednesdays @ 2pm with a refreshment included.
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Student Shows
Student
Student
Music Showcase
Auditorium,
Night
Mareel
Auditorium,
Mareel
Wed 11 March
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
Wed 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
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From London’s West End
- Richard Armitage stars
in Arthur Miller’s classic
American drama, based
on Salem’s infamous witch
trials, 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.
Richard Armitage’s film
and TV credits include The
Hobbit trilogy, Into the
Storm, Captain America:
The First Avenger and
Spooks. Theatre includes
The Duchess of Malfi and
Macbeth for RSC.
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.
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Haswell is best suited for a
teenage/adult audience NT
Connections is the biggest
youth theatre festival in the
world, organised by the
National Theatre of Great
Britain and featuring over
250 youth groups from
across the UK and beyond.
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Stef Smith is best known
for the critically acclaimed
and sell out show RoadKill
(Edinburgh Festival 2010,
2011) which won a Laurence
Olivier Award in 2012. Stef
has also been on attachment
with the National Theatre of
Scotland and was part of the
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want to be found, not by
London. Remote is presented
anyone. 7 teenagers’ lives all
intertwine over the course of as part of ‘Connections’, The
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Shetland Youth Theatre
will perform a production
as part of National Theatre
Connections, presented by
Shetland Arts. Remote, by
Stef Smith, is a play about
protest, power and protecting
yourself.
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steps out of her front door
and throws her phone on the
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kids’ films
Shaun the Sheep Movie (U)
When Shaun decides to take the day off and have
some fun, he gets a little more action than he baargained 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.
Big Hero Aladdin (U)
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Family Favorite
From the creators of Frozen
& Wreck-It Ralph,
Big Hero 6 is a heartfelt
comedy adventure about
robotics prodigy Hiro
Hamada, who learns to
harness his genius - thanks to
his brilliant brother Tadashi
and their like-minded
friends.
When street rat Aladdin
frees a genie from a lamp,
he finds his wishes granted.
However, he soon finds that
the evil has other plans for
the lamp -- and for Princess
Jasmine. But can Aladdin
save Princess Jasmine and
his love for her after she sees
that he isn’t quite what he
appears to be?
Peppa Pig:
The Golden
Boots (U)
Peppa Pig’s favourite
stories make it onto the big
screen, in a unique cinema
experience, featuring a brand
new, unseen, fifteen
minute extended
special. Treat
your little ones
to this fantastic
big screen
experience!
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Horror
The
Friday
Babadook the 13th (18)
(15)
The classic 1980
American slasher.
Six years after the
Camp counsellors are
violent death of her
husband, Amelia (Essie stalked and murdered
by an unknown
Davis) is at a loss. She
assailant while trying to
struggles to discipline
her ‘out of control’ six- reopen a summer camp
year-old, Samuel (Noah that was the site of a
child’s drowning.
Wiseman), a son she
finds impossible to love.
Romance
Breakfast
at Tiffany’s
(PG)
Valentines Day
Fortune hunter Holly
Golightly finds herself
captivated by aspiring
writer Paul Varjak, who’s
moved into her building
on a wealthy woman’s
dime. As romance
blooms between Paul
and Holly, Doc Golightly
shows up on the scene,
revealing Holly’s past.
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.
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other events
Presented by MICK PERRIN WORLDWIDE
Dylan Moran
Off The
Hook
Thursday 05 March 2015
Doors: 7.30pm, Start 8pm
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“A supremely confident performer,
his timing for delivering punchlines
is something special”
- The Telegraph
“It didn’t falter for a moment. This
is stand-up comedy of the first
order... there’s scarcely a word
wasted... seriously good fun”
- The Times
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£25 / £23
rec 15+ for strong language
and adult themes.
National Theatre of Scotland,
Tron Theatre, Kai Fischer, &
Shetland Arts present
Last
Dream
Auditorium, Mareel
(On Earth) Lau
Friday 26 June @ 7.30pm
Shetland Arts presents
Auditorium,
Mareel
Wed 15 Apr
Last Dream (On Earth)
interweaves a driving live
music score (experienced
through headphones) with
the accounts of those who
risk their life for a distant
dream, drawing on the
experiences and hopes of
West African migrants and
refugees.
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 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 by 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).
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education
NC Music HNC
Music
This course is designed to
develop your knowledge
and understanding of the
UK music industry, the
basic theoretical aspects of
music and their application,
compositional techniques,
instrumental and vocal skills
across a range of music
genres.
You will learn project
management techniques by
completing a creative project
of your choice. There
will be the opportunity to
create, edit and mix sound
recordings and MIDI
sequences, develop solo
and group performance
skills and work on live
performances, including
elements of planning, setup
and stagecraft.
The course is underpinned
with teaching of core skills
units such as Numeracy and
English for transferable skills
in future employment.
The course focuses on
the practical skills and
knowledge required to
develop a career, or progress
to further study, in the music
business or related industries.
Mareel is a working venue
with cutting-edge facilities
ensuring that you will gain
valuable industry insight and
have access to professional
equipment on which to
develop your skills.
BA
Applied
Music
This course, delivered
via distance learning and
‘residential weekends’
across the University of
the Highlands and Islands
network, is designed to
prepare you for the music
industry of the future. Tou
will have the opportunity to
explore the culture of the
Highlands and Islands and
focus your study towards
Through a series of practical the application of music
and creative projects, you
in a variety of genres and
will refine your musical
professional contexts.
and technical proficiency,
compositional skills and
Addressing the modern
professional practice.
needs of the professional
All genres of music are
musician, you will study
welcome: previous students
with top individuals in their
have specialised in styles
fields. You will also develop
from traditional fiddle to
skills in business, finance,
electronic dance music.
enterprise, networking and
communication, which will
help you access opportunities
nationally, in Europe and the
USA.
Shetland Arts work in close
partnership with Shetland College
UHI to deliver a range full and part
time of modern Creative Industry courses
based in Mareel. Applications are invited for entry
in the 2015/16 academic year. Contact bryan.peterson@
shetlandarts.org or visit www.shetland.uhi.ac.uk/ for more info.
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Vocational Pathways
These courses are both based
on the SQA Creative Industries
National Progression Award
comprising 4 modules: Creative
Industries Basics, Practical Skills
Development, Pre-production
and Production.
Open to S3 and S4 students who
can choose to specialise in either
Sound Engineering or Video
Production, the part time courses
are designed to provide an insight
into the Creative Industries - one
of the largest growth areas of the
UK economy and job market.
Sound
Video
Engineering Production
A recording studio based
course delivered in Mareel
designed to develop
practical and creative sound
engineering and production
skills enabling students to
use computer based Digital
Audio Workstations to record
live music and mix audio.
This course makes full use of
Mareel’s production facilities
and is designed to develop
the knowledge required to
plan, produce and evaluate
a video productions such as
music videos, short dramatic
films and/or documentaries.
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film Wednesdays
The Green
Ray (12a)
The Green
Prince (15)
Delphine’s traveling
companion cancels two
weeks before her holiday,
so Delphine, a Parisian
secretary, is at loose ends.
She doesn’t want to travel by
herself, but has no boyfriend
and seems unable to meet
new people.
In the style of a tense
psychological thriller, this
extraordinary documentary
recounts the true story of the
son of a Hamas leader who
emerged as one of Israel’s
prized informants, and the
Shin Bet agent who risked
his career to protect him.
4 February
Me, Myself
& Mum (15)
25 February
(15)
18 February
In 1936, China is
experiencing political
turbulence and the threat of
division. The Japanese have
invaded the north eastern
provinces collectively known
as Manchuria. Grandmaster
Gong Baosen, whose home
is in Japanese-occupied
Manchuria, arrives in
Foshan.
Cinema
Paradiso (15)
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.
Me, Myself & Mum
Showing as part of LGBT
History Month.
Mrs. Gallienne has three
children, two of whom she
considers as her sons and
another she calls Guillaume.
Logically indeed, the latter
teenage creature does not
picture himself as a boy,
rather as a girl or at best as a
homosexual.
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The
Grandmaster
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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
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
will your ticket be refunded. Senior Screening (includes refreshment ) Opening Hours:
Sun - Thu:
Fri - Sat: 10am - 11pm
10am - 1am
£7 / £5
£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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whats on...
On now >
Tuesday 17 February >
Sunday 1 March >
Don McCullin
‘Fallen’
Film Quiz
The Crucible
Thursday 19 February >
Thursday 5 March >
Remote
Dylan Moran
‘Off The Hook’
@Bonhoga
(runs up until 22 Feb)
On now >
Calum Toogood
@Bonhoga
(runs up until 22 Feb)
Every Wednesday >
Life Drawing
Workshops
@Mareel, 7pm
@Mareel, 7pm
@The Garrison Theatre,
7.30pm
Friday 20 February >
Remote
@The Garrison Theatre,
7.30pm
Mixology
@The Garrison Theatre,
7.30pm
Sunday 22 February >
Friday 13 February >
@Mareel, 7pm
@Mareel
(1980’s Classic)
Singers &
Songwriters Night
Tuesday 24 February >
McCullin (Film)
@Mareel
Thursday 14 February >
Breakfast at
Tiffany’s (Film)
@Mareel
(Valentines Day)
Wednesday 11 March >
Student
Music Night
@Mareel, 7.30pm
@Mareel
(DJ’s every 1st & 3rd Friday
of the month)
Friday the 13th (Film)
@Mareel, 7.30pm
Saturday 21 February >
Remote
Every Friday evening >
@Mareel, 1.40pm
Thursday 26 February >
Arts in Care
Settings Training
@Market House, 10am
Tuesday 14 April >
Last Dream
(On Earth)
@Mareel
Wednesday 15 April >
Last Dream
(On Earth)
@Mareel
Wednesday 27 May >
Student Showcase
@Mareel
Friday 26 June >
Lau
@Mareel, 7.30pm
For tickets and more info about events in this booklet visit:
@ MAREEL & ISLESBURGH COMMUNITY CENTRE
www.shetlandboxoffice.org • T: 01595 745555