September – December 2013 - East Renfrewshire Council

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September – December 2013
Box Office: 0141 577 4956
www.eastwoodparktheatre.co.uk/boxoffice
WELCOME
Box Office 0141 577 4956
WELCOME
CONTACTS
Welcome to the new and exciting
autumn season at Eastwood Park
Theatre. As usual we have a fantastic
selection of performances and events to
captivate and entertain you as we head
towards the colder evenings.
SARAH ANGUS
Arts Service Manager
0141 577 3828
[email protected]
Some of this season’s highlights
include: Glasgow Rep’s production of
Romeo and Juliet; Random Accomplice
are back with the award winning See
Thru Sam; and, following on from the
sell-out show The Sash, Rapture Theatre
return with The Collection.
There is plenty of high quality children’s
theatre on offer too from the beautiful
Grinagog Theatre production, The
Edibles, where all the cakes in the
bakery come to life after dark, to the
wonderful Elephant Bridesmaid where
we meet Nessie, the only elephant in
the Australian jungle!
And don’t forget to pop
upstairs to enjoy the
inspiring exhibitions
on display in Eastwood
Park Gallery.
Community Services Convenor
JANET FORRY
Arts Development Officer (Visual Arts)
0141 577 3679
[email protected]
ALANA FRIELL
Arts Development Officer (Performing Arts)
0141 577 3709
[email protected]
DEBBIE ALEXANDER
Audience Development Officer
0141 577 3709
[email protected]
BOX OFFICE
0141 577 4956
[email protected]
KEY CHART
Discounts available
where you see this logo.
(ALL Access = £1 discount)
Front cover is
Wee Stories:
One Giant Leap
Image: www.
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Online booking visit our website
FAMILY
Thursday 17 October, 2.30pm
“There are no elephants in Australia.
Well, no elephants except this one...”
Based on a story from the bestselling book How The Koala Learnt
To Hug and Other Australian Fairytales this delightful show has
just the right balance of games, songs and heart warming elephant
antics to make any day feel like your special day.
So join Nessie the Elephant and her fantastic animal friends
and help them as they go in search of an outfit fancy enough
(and large enough) to make her the Australian jungle’s first
and most beautiful Elephant Bridesmaid.
Make your day even more special and come
to the theatre wearing your own fancy clothes
(or fancy dress) for the chance to take part in
a fabulous fashion show live on stage with
the actors!
Written especially for parents to enjoy with their children The
Elephant Bridesmaid is a magical musical about weddings and
wombats and the loveliest elephant the world has ever known.
For ages 4 – 104.
Standard
£9
Child
£8
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FAMILY
WILD WEST PARTY
Saturday 7 September 1pm & 3.30pm
There’s a party going on at Kettle Creek
and the Singing Kettle is invited
… and so are you!
Box Office 0141 577 4956
Join ‘Cowgirl’ Anya, ‘Honky-tonk Piano Man’
Gary and ‘Gold Prospector’ Kevin for the fun
filled “Wild West Party” and the new look
Singing Kettle line up. Fantastic Singing
Kettle favourites like: “My Boy’s a Cowboy”,
“Camphorated Oil” and “Skip to Ma Lou” lead
the way for biggest ever campfire Singalong.
Standard£11
Family£40
Come dressed as a Cowgirl or Cowboy!
www.singingkettle.com
MacRobert Art Centre
THE POLAR BEARS GO WILD
Saturday 9 November, 2pm & 3.30pm
Brave explorers wanted to join two friendly
(but slightly naughty) Polar Bears on the
adventure of a lifetime. Where are they
going? What will they get up to next?
And have they got enough sandwiches
(Polar Bears love sandwiches,
everyone knows that)?
With music, laughter and a lot of
cheekiness. Keep hold of your ice
cream - Polar Bears are always hungry!
Suitable for aged 5 or under.
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Standard£7
Concession/Child£5
Scottish Opera
PLATYPUS IN BOOTS
Sunday 15 December, 11am & 2pm
FAMILY
Sydney the Platypus has
travelled all the way from
Australia to visit Glasgow and
see snow for the first time.
But it’s not easy being a tourist, especially
when you look a little different and can’t
understand the local lingo. Come and help
him find his way around the city and make
his holiday one to remember!
Platypus in Boots is a fun-filled mix of
music, comedy and puppets, based on the
misunderstandings that can come from
words. With a host of Glasgow characters,
snowball fights and a Brussels Sprout Von
Trapp sing-along, it’s Christmas fun, but not
quite as we know it…
Standard£6
www.scottishopera.org.uk
Booster Cushion
ALAN IN WONDERLAND
and the 3 Goats Plus…
Saturday 21 September, 11am
A comical mixture of ‘Alice in Wonderland’
and a generous helping of ‘The 3 Billy
Goats Gruff’. With the help of a long
concertina book we follow Alan (Alice’s
brother) as he goes into the story to rescue
his sister who has got stuck at a Tea Party.
Alice has eaten so much that she has grown
into a troll and is eating everything. The only
way to help Alice is to get the goats to
save her.
A comical show for children and their families.
www.booster-cushion.co.uk
Standard£7
Child£5
A festive adventure for 3 to 5 year olds.
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Scottish Youth Theatre
THE ENORMOUS TURNIP
FAMILY
a Skint Knees production of Family Storytime
Sunday 29 September, 11am & 1pm
Come along and be part of this classic
children's tale. Grow a seed... help it get
bigger... and bigger... until it is ENORMOUS.
We'll provide the story - all the family have
to do is turnip!
Recommended for age 3 – 7.
Box Office 0141 577 4956
www.scottishyouththeatre.org
Standard
£5
Family£17
Eastwood
Park CafÉ
The café in Eastwood Park Theatre is a
pleasant destination, just
15 minutes drive
fifteen
drive
from Glasgow
City Centre.
from Glasgow
City Centre.
Enjoy a fresh coffee with some tasty home
baking or a freshly prepared panini. Relax
with a glass of wine before the show.
Eastwood Park
Park Café
Café caters
caters for
for meeting,
meeting,
Eastwood
chatting,
relaxing,
theatre
going,
lunching,
chatting, relaxing, theatre going, lunching,
Sunday
paper
reading,
gallery
perusing…
Sunday paper reading, gallery perusing…
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Bring along
along your
your laptop
laptop and
and make
make use
use
Bring
of
our
free
Wi-Fi
facilities.
of our free Wi-Fi facilities.
FAMILY
THE EDIBLES
Wednesday 18 – Friday 20 December,
10.30am and 1.30pm
It’s winter time in the bakery and time for
festive treats. But when the bakers go
to bed the cakes won’t go to sleep! The
Edibles is a multi-sensory show full of
magical ingredients.
Especially made for children aged 3 – 7.
Created by the team who brought
you Little Ulla and Max on Holiday.
*Please note that Wednesday’s performance
is exclusively for audience members who
would benefit from a more relaxed theatre
environment, including people with
Autistic Spectrum Condition or sensory or
communication conditions and their families.
Ask at Box Office for more details.
Standard
£8
Concession/Child
£6
Grinagog Theatre
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THEATRE
Random Accomplice
Sam McTannan is a typical 15 year old, with
one exception. Sam is a Superhero! He can
literally turn See-Thru when it suits him, only
today something is wrong. Sam's powers are
failing him and the people he doesn’t want to
see him, start paying him too much attention.
With breath-taking animation throughout the
production. A heartbreaking, life affirming
comedy about life, love and being a total loser.
Recommended for age 14+
Standard
£13
Concession
£11
Student
£9
Discounts available to school groups
Contact Alana Friell to book 0141 577 3710.
Box Office 0141 577 4956
www.randomaccomplice.com
Scottish Youth Theatre
THE WEEGIE BOARD
Friday 6 September, 7.30pm
Written by BAFTA Scotland winner, David
Cosgrove. This play is funny, shocking and
ultimately terrifying, as six teenagers discover
that toying with a Ouija Board is no game.
A group of Glaswegian teenagers, a
big old empty house, some drinking,
some flirting and a Ouija Board –
what could possibly go wrong?
Standard
£13
Concession
£11
Student
£9
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www.scottishyouththeatre.org
Visible Fictions
Monday 23 & Tuesday 24 September,
7.00pm
THEATRE
The Professor has spent her life with
robots. She has built them, tested them,
broken them and started all over again.
Friends Electric is a magical story about
a spark of connection igniting between
a human (you) and a robot (like you?).
Discover what makes you human, how our
hearts can take over our brains and how
our brains can do amazing things.
Standard£10
Family£35
www.visiblefictions.co.uk
EDUCATING RONNIE
Created by Joe Douglas and Gareth Nicholls,
produced by macrobert and Utter.
Thursday 19 September, 7.30pm
In 2002, Joe went on a gap year trip to Uganda,
to visit an aunt who was working for a charity.
Amidst the six week blur of safaris, white-water
rafting and orphanages, Joe made friends with
Ronnie... Ronnie was 16, Joe was 18. They were
both the eldest sons of large families. They both
supported Manchester United.
Six months later, back in Manchester, Joe got a
text that was to change both of their lives and
inextricably link them together. An astonishing
true story performed by Joe himself. 4000 miles
apart and thousands of pounds invested, it
explores the murky processes behind bettering
oneself in Uganda.
Standard
£13
Concession
£11
Student
£9
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Nutshell
THREAD
THEATRE
Tuesday 17 September, 7.30pm
Award-winning theatre company Nutshell announces the world
premiere of Thread by acclaimed Scots writer Jules Horne. This
darkly funny play explores friendship, the choices we make and
who we become when our memories start to fade.
Friends since primary school and
closer-than-close ever since, identities
stitched together as intricately as their
homemade party clothes. Living in the
secure but suffocating embrace of a
1950s Scottish seaside community,
who gets to become the person they
want to be?
Standard
£13
Concession
£11
Student
£9
Box Office 0141 577 4956
www.nutshelltheatre.co.uk
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THEATRE
Saturday 14 September, 7.30pm
Europa, a beautiful Phoenician princess, is
abducted by Zeus in the guise of a bull. He
forces her to undertake a perilous journey
over the Mediterranean to Crete.
This retelling of an ancient myth will
explore how the tension between Eastern
sophistication and Western vitality engenders
an eclectic European identity. A brand-new
play and exhibition identifies links between
Mediterranean and Celtic folklore and how
the powerful image of the bull resonates from
the works of Titian, Rembrandt and Picasso to
the branding of fast cars and energy drinks.
An international artistic collaboration
will celebrate the contribution made by
island communities from as far afield
as the Aegean and the Hebrides to the
advancement of civilisation. New twists
to deeply rooted cultural traditions
will encapsulate a refreshingly modern
European perspective.
Devised by Salvatore Cabras & Maggie Rose
Suitable for 12+
Audiences will be invited to take part
in an informal post-show discussion.
Standard
£8
Concession
£6
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Gilded Balloon
KISS ME HONEY, HONEY
THEATRE
Saturday 28 September, 7.30pm
Two very different men of a
certain age find themselves
living in grim a-joining bed sits
ruled by a ferocious landlady.
Forming an unlikely friendship
through a shared love of
Shirley Bassey, they set forth
together on a hilarious search
for the women of their dreams.
Directed by Sam Kane and
starring acclaimed Scottish
actors Andy Grey and Grant
Stott as Ross and Graham…
and the multitude of weird and
wonderful women in their lives.
Standard
£13
Concession
£11
Student
£9
Box Office 0141 577 4956
Photo: Kerstin Grünling
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Bard In The Botanics
ROMEO & JULIET
by William Shakespeare
Tuesday 1 October, 1pm matinee & 7.30pm
An ancient feud between the Capulets and
Montagues rips apart the city of Verona. A young
generation, caught up in its violence and hatred,
perpetuates a situation over which they have no
control. When Romeo and Juliet, children of the two
mortal enemies, meet and fall passionately in love,
they set in motion a chain of events that will destroy
not only themselves but many of their friends.
Acclaimed by audiences and critics alike, this 5-star
production retells Shakespeare’s enduring story
through the eyes of a younger generation betrayed
by their elders and struggling to make sense of their
emotions in a world they haven’t created.
www.bardinthebotanics.co.uk
Standard
£13
Concession
£11
Student
£9
THEATRE
by Alfred Enoch from William Archer’s translation
Wednesday 2 October, 7.30pm
Helen Alving is trapped in a world where the ‘dead ideas’ preached
by Pastor Manders rule outright, and her own family’s insidious
legacy threatens scandal. She is desperately trying to conceal her
husband’s philandering past by building an orphanage in his name,
under the pastor’s guiding hand. But the celebrated return of her
estranged son Oswald brings Helen’s ghosts back to haunt her,
and all hopes of success are reduced to ashes.
Standard
£13
Concession
£11
Student
£9
www.selladoor.com
”Whenever I take up a newspaper, I seem to
see ghosts gliding between the lines.”
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Strange Theatre & Plutôt la Vie
COULDN’T CARE LESS
THEATRE
Couldn’t Care Less explore the trials,
frustration, joy, challenges and humour of
people who are carers, and the people for
whom they care.
Box Office 0141 577 4956
Elspeth comes and goes through windows
into another world; her school of dance
lies empty. The doctors say its Alzheimers.
Elspeth and her daughter Lilly, a reluctant
carer, take the first brave steps on a journey
of frustration, humour and ultimately love as
Lilly learns to dance with the person who is,
not the mother who was.
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Standard
£13
Concession
£11
Student
£9
www.plutotlavie.org.uk
Barrowland Ballet
TIGER TALE
Friday 18 October, 2.30pm
Recommended for ages 6+
THEATRE
Bored and lonely Poppy longs for someone
to play with, mum is too busy cleaning and
never goes outside, dad is always working
striving for success. Then Poppy’s and her
parent’s world is turned upside down when
a tiger comes to stay. Bringing chaos,
danger and an awful lot of fun their
guest slowly reminds them what
it is they love about one another.
Sometimes everyone needs a tiger
in their lives.
Standard £9
£8
Barrowland Ballet
TIGER
Friday 18 October, 7.30pm
Tiger is the story of a family who have ceased
to function; a girl who longs for someone to
play with, a mother who has forgotten what
it's like to go outside and a father obsessed
with success. A family whose everyday world
is turned upside down when a tiger comes to
stay. Chaotic, dangerous and an awful lot of
fun their guest slowly makes them remember
what it is they love about one another.
Barrowland Ballet dance
theatre with live music
by Kim Moore and
co-created by Natasha
Gilmore and Rob Evans.
Recommended for ages 14+
Standard
£13
Concession
£11
Student
£9
Child
15
Wee Stories
ONE GIANT LEAP
THEATRE
Friday 4 October, 1pm
Have you ever had one of those moments, when Ping! A
lightbulb seems to come on above your head and you suddenly
understand something in a way you never did before? Well I
had and it totally changed the way I look at the world.
One Giant Leap is an impossible attempt to bring the whole
universe into a theatre, using a tennis ball. Iain Johnstone’s
passionate solo performance takes us on a spin through the
solar system and the history of humanity’s relationship with the
heavens - and then back down to earth.
Standard
£7
Box Office 0141 577 4956
www.onegiantleapscotland.org.uk
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The Reduced Shakespeare Company
THE COMPLETE
WORKS OF WILLIAM
SHAKESPEARE
All 37 Plays in 97 Minutes!
Standard
£13
Concession
£11
Student
£9
www.reducedshakespeare.com
GOLDFISH
Thursday 7 November, 7.30pm
Watching the world through his
aquarium, Owen Moon’s imagination
begins to seep into his everyday life.
When reality starts to shake his dream
world, Owen submerges himself deeper
into a fantasy full of fish, space and MTV.
Standard
£13
Concession
£11
Student
£9
Indepen-Dance
THEATRE
Friday 8 November, 7.30pm
An irreverent, fast-paced romp through the
Bard’s and now revised for 2013 with the same
recycled jokes. Join these madcap men in
tights as they weave their wicked way through
all of Shakespeare’s Comedies, Histories and
Tragedies in one wild ride that will leave you
breathless and helpless with laughter.
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THEATRE
Box Office 0141 577 4956
Rapture Theatre
THE COLLECTION
by Mike Cullen
Friday 27 September, 7.30pm
Lawson is the best collector in the
business: operating in the seedy world
of debt collection, he is at the top of the
“profession”. However when one of his
clients commits suicide, Lawson’s life is
shattered irrevocably.
This mysterious play, which is both funny and
shocking, will have audiences on the edge of
their seats. Combining the wit and power of
Harold Pinter with the gritty milieu of David
Mamet: The Collection is one powerful night
at the theatre.
Directed by Michael Emans and featuring
Jimmy Chisholm, Stewart Porter and Fletcher
Mathers – this is one unmissable show!
Contains strong language.
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As the mystery deepens around the
suicide, the noose tightens, the stakes
raised and Lawson and his colleagues
are pushed into a deadly power game
from which there can only be one winner.
© eamonn mcgoldrick, photographer.
Standard
£13
Concession
£11
Student
£9
www.rapturetheatre.co.uk
White Stag Productions
LINWOOD NO MORE
by Paul Coulter
Sunday 13 October, 7.30pm
It’s the year 2013, 50 years since the first
Hillman Imp motor car was produced at
Linwood near Paisley, with the prospect of
9,000 jobs. Plays and books have been written
on the subject and documentaries are being
Standard
shown to celebrate the Imp’s achievements.
Concession
But it no longer exists. The jobs redundant.
Student
Linwood is no more. A barren wasteland.
THEATRE
The irony of the 50th birthday
celebrations awaken the memories
of a local, homeless, alcoholic who
looks back fondly to happier times as
a worker at the factory in 1965, only to
face demons of two major events that
changed his life forever. The story is
told with warmth and humour.
£13
£11
£9
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MUSIC
Insideout Productions
I WILL SURVIVE
A BROADWAY CHRISTMAS
Saturday 19 October, 7.30pm
Friday 20 & Saturday 21 Dec, 7.30pm
Saturday 21 Dec, 2pm
Box Office 0141 577 4956
To survive a breakup all a girl needs
are her friends and a good night out!
Featuring songs from 70, 80's, 90's and
now with a first class cast!
An intimate festive evening of Christmas
magic-Broadway style, with a first class cast!
And the price includes a light festive supper.
Standard
£13
Concession
£11
Student
£9
PETER MORRISON & FRIENDS
Saturday 2 November, 7.30pm
Join Peter Morrison once again as he teams up
with his daughter Jackie to bring you an evening of
song, stories and laughter. With accordionist John
Carmichael, plus two delightful girls from the world
of Scottish folk, known as the Jiggeries and also
hilarious comedian Eddie Devine. You can be sure
of a thoroughly pleasurable evening.
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Standard£17
Concession
£15
MUSIC/DANCE
DANCE DERBY
Directed and Choreographed by Kally
Lloyd-Jones. Featuring soprano Nadine
Livingstone with a live jazz ensemble.
Sunday 1 September, 7.30pm
Following the award winning success of their
last co-production, The Seven Deadly Sins,
Company Chordelia and Scottish Opera
team up again to Dance Derby.
Set in the 1930’s to a backdrop of toe-tapping
popular song hits with a live jazz band, Dance
Derby explores the phenomenon of the
American Dance Marathons.
Popular for the grisly fascination of
watching how far people were willing to
go to win the prize, dance marathons
became increasingly cut-throat.
With a large ensemble of dancers and
actors, MC, singer and small jazz band,
the show follows the contestants through
the gruelling week of a marathon in a
town in America.
Company Chordelia and Scottish Opera
Standard
£13
Under 26
£9
www.chordelia.co.uk
www.scottishopera.org.uk
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FILMS
MIDNIGHT
MOVIES
12PM
13 September
SIN CITY (2005, 18)
An adaptation of a Frank
Miller story, which unravels
three intertwining stories
of violence, love and death.
Box Office 0141 577 4956
11 October
SCARFACE (1984, 18)
A penniless Cuban
immigrant rises spectacularly
to a powerful position in the
American world of crime.
1 November
RESERVOIR DOGS
(1992, 18)
A simple jewellery heist
goes wrong. The surviving
criminals begin to suspect
that one of them is a police
informant.
15 November
ALIEN (1979, 18)
A mining ship investigating
a SOS lands on a planet.
The crew discovers some
strange creatures and
investigates.
13 December
SILENCE OF
THE LAMBS (18)
Jodie Foster plays a young
FBI recruit who tracks down
a bizarre serial killer.
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Price FOR EACH
SCREENING
Standard
£4.50
Concession
£3.50
BRING
baby
11AM
3 September
MURIEL'S WEDDING
(1994, 15)
This is the tale of Muriel, a
frumpy, square who, after
committing the social crime
of wearing a stolen leopardskin dress to a local wedding,
is rejected by her family and
friends.
15 October
LEGALLY BLONDE
(2001, 12)
When Elle’s boyfriend dumps
her saying she's too blond,
she decides to prove she can
be what he wants and attends
Harvard law school herself.
5 November
CHOCOLAT (2000, 12)
A stranger called Vianne
comes to town and opens a
chocolate shop. Not everyone
embraces her efforts,
especially Reynaud who
pits himself against her.
17 December
I DON'T KNOW HOW
SHE DOES IT (2011)
Boston-based working mother
trying desperately to juggle
marriage, children, and a
high-stress job.
MONDAY
MOVIES
11AM
2 September
TWELVE ANGRY MEN
(1957, U)
Among a murder trial the jury
set on a "guilty" verdict, one
man is prepared to argue in
favour of "not guilty".
16 September
WHISKY GALORE (1949)
Scottish islanders try to
plunder 50,000 cases of
whisky from a stranded ship.
Based on a true story.
14 October
NORTH BY NORTHWEST
(1959 PG)
Alfred Hitchock's most
entertaining movie.
4 November
THE QUIET MAN
(1952, U)
A retired American boxer
returns to the village where
he was born in Ireland and
finds love.
16 December
THAT TOUCH OF MINK
(1962)
A rich businessman and a
woman are attracted to each
other. He only wants an affair,
while she wants to save her
virginity for marriage.
Bring Baby screenings are an opportunity for parents and
carers (no more than two adults per child please) to enjoy films
in a comfortable environment. They are only open to those
with babies (up to 12 months) so you won't have to worry
about disturbing anyone. Just sit back and enjoy the film.
FILM FANTASIC
FILMS
Sunday 22 December, 2pm
A long time ago, a small baby crawled
into Santa's bag of toys. Undetected
by Santa, the orphan was accidentally
whisked back to the North Pole.
Enjoy a glass of mulled wine as you enjoy
Frank Capra’s classic feel-good movie.
IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE
U (1946)
Sunday 22 & Monday 23 December,
7.30pm
An angel helps a compassionate but
despairingly frustrated businessman by
showing what life would have been like
if he never existed.
The boy was quickly taken under the
wing of Santa's most trusted helper
and raised as an elf. But when he grew
three sizes larger than everyone else, it
became clear that Buddy would never
truly fit into the elf world. So Buddy
decided to set off for New York City, in
search of his roots and his real father.
Standard£2
ELF PG (2003)
Standard£6
Concession£4
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Theatre Guild
FIDDLER ON THE ROOF
Tuesday 8 – Saturday 12 October
LOCAL THEATRE
7.30pm each evening
2.30pm Saturday matinee
As Tevye the milkman says, "A Fiddler On The
Roof". Sounds crazy, no? But here, in our little
village of Anatevka, you might say every one
of us is a fiddler on the roof trying to scratch
out a pleasant, simple tune without breaking
his neck. It isn't easy.
Eastwood Park Theatre is proudly Theatre
Guild's 'home' and it's very much our
'tradition' to provide all our patrons with
a great night of entertainment and delight.
www.theatreguildglasgow.co.uk
Box Office 0141 577 4956
Tickets £14 - £16
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The Minerva Club
Tuesday 12 – Saturday 16 November
7.30pm each evening
Based on the novel by Bradford Ropes
and the subsequent 1933 hit movie,
42nd Street focuses on the effort of
famed theatrical director, Julian Marsh,
to produce a successful stage production.
With spectacular scenery, stunning
costumes and a live orchestra together
with a first rate cast all combining to a
fabulous night out.
[email protected]
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Standard
£15
Student/Child
£12
Wednesday & Thursday only
Cinderella
EROS Musical Society
Monday 18 – Saturday 23 November
7.30pm each evening
Laugh with us as we watch the ugly sisters
do the full monty. Watch spellbound to
discover if Cinderella gets out of the
Gorbals and marries the handsome
prince. Pure dead hilarious with smashing
songs and jazzy dance moves.
LOCAL THEATRE
EROS Musical Society proudly presents
the family favourite pantomime
Cinderella, the beloved tale of the
poor downtrodden Cinderella and her
dominating ugly sisters.
www.erosmusicalsociety.co.uk
Eastwood Entertainers
Tuesday 26 – Saturday 30 November
7.30pm each evening
It's Snow White's 18th Birthday and all her
friends are throwing a party to celebrate!
Join Snow White and friends Edna
Bucket, Chuckles and the Seven Dwarfs
in Farawasia as Eastwood Entertainers
present the wonderful family pantomime,
Tickets £10 - £13
www.eastwoodentertainers.co.uk
Standard
£15
Student
£12
Wednesday & Thursday only
Tickets also available from 07906 081 659.
10% discount on all group bookings of
15 or more.
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Harlequin Youth Theatre
Tuesday 3 – Saturday 7 December
LOCAL THEATRE
7.30pm each evening
A familiar tale but with an Alan McHugh twist,
hilarious script and loveable eccentric characters.
Set in 18th century France, our happy citizens
live in the town of Granderriere, governed by
the handsome, arrogant and selfish Marquis de
Neuchateu. He is totally besotted with Belle Atiseau.
The story unfolds promising all the well-loved
Harlequin panto elements - one not be missed!
www.harlequinyouththeatre.co.uk
Tickets £12 - £14
Tickets also available from 07593 093028
or email [email protected]
Box Office 0141 577 4956
Box Office opens Monday 2 September 2013.
RUNWAY THEATRE COMPANY
PRESENTS
Runway Theatre Company
Monday 9 – Saturday 14 December
PRESENTS
This Year’s Traditional Pantomime Eggstravaganza!
7.30pm each evening
This year’s annual pantomime
eggstravaganza from Runway Theatre
Company is Mother Goose. Staged by
the same team behind last year’s recordRUNWAY THEATRE COMPANY
breaking panto, this show is well worth a
PRESENTS
gander! Join Mother Goose and Priscilla,
the goose that lays the golden eggs,
PRESENTS
at this year’s action-packed production
which promises an abundance of comedy,
RUNWAY THEATRE COMPANY This Year’s Traditional Pantomime Eggstravaganza!
great sets, and outrageous costumes.
You won't want to miss the panto with
true eggs-factor this Christmas!
PRESENTS
PRESENTS
PRESENTS
PRESENTS
www.glasgowpanto.com
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Tickets £10 - £14
Photomarathon
November 1 – November 22
This exhibition displays the entries for
East Renfrewshire’s Photomarathon.
This is a photography competition
with a difference.
Family Photomarathon
Sunday13 October
12 hour Photomarathon
Saturday19 October
Exposure 13
East Renfrewshire’s Open Art Exhibition
November 29 – December 22
A highlight of the season and a treat
for art lovers this exhibition displays an
eclectic mix of styles and subject matter.
Professional and leisure artists from East
Renfrewshire and beyond will be featured.
Works will be for sale with many at very
affordable prices.
Award Ceremony
Sunday 3 November
Exhibition
Paris Underground
Photographs by Ken Mellin
September 2 – October 25
Paris Underground is an exhibition of large
abstract colour photographs by Glasgow
based photographer, Ken Mellin. The
photographs were taken in the stations
and tunnels of the Paris Metro, in intense
bursts of shooting, totalling 15 minutes
over two days.
GALLERY
gallery
Friday 1 November –
Friday 22 November
Find out more here:
www.eastrenfrewshire.gov.uk/
photomarathon
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OTHER
Saturday 5 October, 7.30pm
The world’s only theatre spectacular
paying tribute to Scotland’s most
successful rock and pop music.
Featuring an incredible 30+ hit songs
from superstars such as Deacon Blue,
Runrig, The Proclaimers, Texas and Lulu
to name but a few legendary artists!
Starring some of Scotland’s top
vocalists and musicians.
Box Office 0141 577 4956
Get ready to dance, sing along and
re-live the best popular Scottish music
of the last five decades with the best
Scottish show in the world… ever!
Standard
£15
Student
£13
Sunday 27 October, 7.30pm
Winners of the national tribute
awards 2013, Stayin’ Alive bring
you this Bee Gees tribute show in
aid of Cosgrove Care. Join them
as they re-create the most accurate
portrayal of The Brothers Gibb,
covering hits from all decades.
Their uncanny resemblance has to
be seen to be believed!
All proceeds go to Cosgrove Care.
Tickets £15
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Martin Aelred
AN EVENING
IN TUSCANY
Wednesday 6 November, 7.30pm
OTHER
Let the music of Andrea Bocelli
performed by Scottish tenor Martin
Aelred transport you into a world of
rolling hills, long hot summer evenings
and golden sunsets. On a journey
where love, romance and revenge
are delicately balanced amongst the
fragrant orange and lemon groves of
Italy’s most loved region.
Tickets £10
marathon
East Renfrewshire
www.eastrenfrewshire.gov.uk/photomarathon
Family Photomarathon
Sunday13 October
12 hour Photomarathon
Saturday19 October
Award Ceremony
Sunday 3 November
Exhibition
Friday 1 November –
Friday 22 November
Photography competition with a difference
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COMMUNITY DRAMA
Eastwood Park
Theatre Drama
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New Classes for Adults
Young Critics
NEW
Playing Up
NEW
Eastwood Park Theatre
Art Workshop
Thursdays from 3 October
Gallery 1, Eastwood Park Theatre
Fridays from 4 October
6.30pm – 8pm £60/£30
These play-reading sessions aimed at the
over 50’s will give you the chance to bring
the page to life in a relaxed and social
setting. There will be time for discussion,
exploration and theatrical camaraderie.
A 10 week programme aimed at
16-20 year olds with an interest in
responding critically to performance
and visual art. The fee includes
tickets to specific events.
10am – 12noon £80/£60
Drama Classes for
Children and Young People
Do-Be-Do 3-5yrs
Eastwood Park Theatre £30/£15
These 45min sessions are drama-based
with an additional focus on either visual art
(Tuesdays) or music and song (Mondays).
Drama and Song:
Mondays from 7 October
1.30pm - 2.15pm
Drama and Art:
Tuesdays from 8 October
10.30am - 11.15am & 1.30pm - 2.15pm
0-5yrs
Join us for songs, rhymes and books
in Gallery 1 at Eastwood Park Theatre
Thursdays 10am (all welcome) and
11am (18months and under only)
FREE by ticket
Drama Classes for those
with Additional Support Needs
A project with Isobel Mair School to provide drama
classes for people with Additional Support Needs.
For more information contact Claire Crawford on 0141
577 4863 or [email protected]
Box Office 0141 577 4956
NEW
Bookbug
COMMUNITY DRAMA
Develop your performance skills and
build confidence in a fun environment.
October
Play in a Week
5-8yrs
These popular half-day sessions will be
full of stories, games, songs and fun.
Monday 15 – Friday 19 October,
9am - 12pm or 1pm - 4pm
Venue TBC, £52.50/£26.25 concession
(Bookable through Customer First
0141 577 3008 from mid September)
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ARTS
For Children &
Young People
ARTS & CRAFTS (A)
(P3 – P6)
VISUAL
COMMUNICATIONS
Tuesdays, 4.30pm – 6pm
Fridays, 4pm – 5.30pm
Try your hand at digital
photography, short film
making including animation,
storyboarding, stop frame,
models and editing.
A fun packed class with
exciting drawing, painting
and crafts projects.
Saturdays 2pm – 3pm
Class 1: EPT 144
Saturdays 3.15pm – 4.15pm
Class 2: EPT 145
For ages 11 -14yrs
10 wk block beginning
Fri 13 Sept – Dec 6
No Class 27/9 11/10 & 18/10
A fun introduction to a
variety of projects for the
younger age group.
Tues 10 Sept - Nov 19.
No Class 15/10
Standard: £66
Concession: £33
EPT 141
Sat 14 Sept – Dec 7.
No class 28/9 12/10 & 19/10
Box Office 0141 577 4956
Standard: £66
Concession: £33
EPT 139
ARTS & CRAFTS
(P5 – P7)
Thursdays, 4.30pm – 6pm
Creative and fun. Manga
drawing, painting, 3d crafts.
Thurs 12 Sept – Nov 2.
No class 17/10
Standard: £66
Concession: £33
EPT 140
ARTS & CRAFTS
(P4 – P7)
Standard: £44
Concession: £22
Saturdays 10am – 11.30am
Class 1: EPT 142
Saturdays 11.45am – 1.15pm
Class 2: EPT 143
A range of creative arts and
crafts projects to stimulate
the imagination.
No class 28/9 12/10 & 19/10
Standard: £66
Concession: £33
SATURDAY ART CLASSES
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ARTS & CRAFTS
(P1 – P3)
FOR FULL CLASS DETAILS
PLEASE CONSULT OUR WEBSITE
www.eastwoodparktheatre.co.uk
at Williamwood High School
An introduction to a range of creative
projects to stimulate the imagination.
P1 – P3, 9.45am – 10.45am
P4 – 7, 11am – 12.30pm
No class 28/9 12/10 &19/10
No class 28/9 12/10 &19/10
Standard: £44
Concession: £22
EPT 146
Standard: £66
Concession: £33
EPT 147
PRICE
CHILD S FOR
RE
YOUNG N'S AND
CLASS PEOPLE'S
ES INC
LUDE
MATE
RIALS
Parent and Child
Arts and crafts
at Eastwood Park Arts Workshop
ARTS
This class will introduce simple
craft projects that parent and child
can enjoy together. All under fives
welcome – bring a parent!
Thursday 1.30pm – 2.30pm
Thur Sept 12 – Nov 21.
No class 17/10
Standard: £44
Concession: £22
EPT 148
gallery
Classes in the
Intermediate C
Arts & Crafts B
This is an intermediate class in drawing
and painting for students with some
previous experience. Projects will cover
more advanced techniques.
Due to high demand - a second fun
packed class with exciting drawing,
painting and crafts projects.
Thursdays, 10am – 12noon
Friday P3–P6, 4pm – 5.30pm
Thur 12 Sept – Nov 21. No Class 17/10
Fri 13 Sept – Dec 6.
No Class 27/9 11/10 & 18/10
Standard: £96.60
Concession: £73.50
EPT 149
Standard: £66
Concession: £33
EPT 150
NEW
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ART WORKSHOPS
Try your hand at one of our classes in
Eastwood Park Theatre’s art workshop space
ARTS
For Adults 16+
Drawing & Painting
Mondays, 10am–12noon
Advance registration is required for all classes.
Please contact the theatre Box Office on 0141 577 4956.
Absolute Beginners 1
Drawing & Painting
Wednesdays, 1.30pm–3.30pm
Eaglesham Primary School
Tuesdays, 7.30pm–9.30pm
Level: This is a class in
drawing and painting for
complete beginners where
Level: Beginner, intermediate.
all participants follow a set
course designed to cover
Mon 9 Sep – 25 Nov.
the basic skills.
No class 30/9 &14/10
Standard: £96.60
Wed 11 Sept – Nov 20.
Concession: £73.50
No class 16/10
EPT 130
Standard: £96.60
Concession: £73.50
OIL & ACRYLIC PAINTING
EPT 133
Tuesdays, 7pm–9pm
Intermediate B
Level: Suitable for beginner
Box Office 0141 577 4956
Expert guidance given on
all techniques.
to intermediate.
Thursdays, 10am–12noon
Tue 10 Sept – 19 Nov.
No Class 15/10
Level: Moving on from
beginners - projects will
cover more advanced
techniques.
Standard: £96.60
Concession: £73.50
EPT 131
Intermediate A
Wednesdays, 10am–12noon
Level: Drawing and painting
class for intermediate level
students.
Wed 11 Sep – Nov 20.
No class 16/10
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Standard: £96.60
Concession: £73.50
EPT 132
Standard: £96.60
Concession: £73.50
EPT 134
Watercolour Painting
Fridays, 10am–12noon
Fri 13 Sept – 29 Nov.
No class 27/9 and 18/10
Standard: £96.60
Concession: £73.50
EPT 135
10 wk block beginning.
Tue 10 Sep – Nov 19.
No Class 15/10
Standard: £96.60
Concession: £73.50
EPT 136
EPT ART SCHOOL
Life Drawing 16 years+
Wednesdays, 4pm–6pm
Ideal for portfolio preparation.
Level: Intermediate, advanced.
6 wk block beginning.
Wed 11 Sep – 31 Oct.
No Class 16/10
Standard: £78
Concession: £60
EPT 137
NEW
EPT ART SCHOOL
Painting Skills 16 years+
Wednesdays, 7pm–9pm
Colour mixing and tonal
values. Ideal for portfolio
preparation.
Level: Intermediate, advanced.
This is a 10 week block
from 12 Sept – 21 Dec.
No class 17/10
Standard: £96.60
Concession: £73.50
EPT 138
GENERAL INFORMATION
Box office
You can book and pay your tickets online at
or by calling 0141 577 4956.
Our box office is open:
Monday – Friday, 9am – 8pm
(closed Wed 9am – 10am)
Saturday & Sunday, 9am – 4.30pm
(8pm when there’s a performance).
We may photograph some events. If you
you do not wish you or your child to be
photographed, please let theatre staff know.
Eastwood Park Theatre offers a range of
options for private events, conferences,
meeting or parties. Call 0141 577 3709
for further information or visit the website.
Comments and suggestions
Please write to: Eastwood Park Theatre,
Eastwood Park, Rouken Glen Road,
Giffnock, G46 6UG
[email protected]
INFORMATION
All tickets are subject to our conditions of sale, full details
of which can be found on our website or by calling the box
office. A 2% charge will be made for all credit card sales.
Hiring
Concession prices
Join our mailing list
Join our mailing list and be the first to know
about upcoming shows, special offers,
exciting events and much more. See our
website www.eastwoodparktheatre.co.uk
Group bookings
Bring a group of 10 people and one
person can go free. Call the Box Office
for more details. This offer excludes ‘Local
Theatre’ events, though companies may
operate their own schemes. Discounts are
also available for school bookings. Please
contact Alana Freill on 0141 577 3710 or
[email protected]
Free WIFI
A WiFi hotspot is provided in
Eastwood Park Theatre.
TRAVEL INFORMATION
By Train
Eastwood Park Theatre is a ten minute
walk from Giffnock train station. Check
www.nationalrail.co.uk for timetables.
By Bus
Eastwood Park Theatre is a five minute
walk from Eastwood Toll, on the 38 and
38A bus routes. Check www.firstgroup.
com for routes and timetables.
We offer a range of concession prices for
families, senior citizens, disabled customers
(and their carers), full time students and
those dependent on benefit. Please ask
about eligibility and details when booking.
You may be asked to provide proof of
eligibility on purchase or pick up.
By Car
Within easy to reach of Glasgow, Paisley
and East Kilbride. From Glasgow city
centre exit at J3 of the M77, turning left
onto Nitshill Road/Rouken Glen Rd (A726),
continuing straight on until turning left
into Eastwood Park. Free parking.
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DIARY OF EVENTS
1 September
6 September
7 September
14 September
17 September
19 September
21 September
23 & 24 September
27 September
28 September
29 September
1 October
2 October
3 October
4 October
5 October
8 – 12 October
13 October
13 – 19 October
17 October
18 October
19 October
27 October
31 October
2 November
6 November
7 November
8 November
9 November
12 – 16 November
18 – 23 November
26 – 30 November
3 – 7 December
9 – 14 December
15 December
18 – 20 December
20 & 21 December
22 December
22 & 23 December
Dance Derby
The Weegie Board
The Singing Kettle
Europa - Our First Migrant
Thread
Educating Ronnie
Alan in Wonderland and the 3 Goats Plus…
Friends Electric
The Collection
Kiss Me Honey, Honey
The Enormous Turnip
Romeo and Juliet
Ghosts
The Incredible Adventures of See Thru Sam
One Giant Leap
Solid Gold Scotland
Fiddler On The Roof Linwood No More
Photomarathon
The Elephant Bridesmaid
Tiger Tale & Tiger
I Will Survive
Stayin’ Alive
Couldn’t Care Less
Peter Morrison & Friends
An Evening In Tuscany
Goldfish
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare
The Polar Bears Go Wild
42nd Street Cinderella Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Beauty and the Beast Mother Goose Platypus In Boots
The Edibles
Christmas Broadway
Film – Elf
Film – It’s A Wonderful Life
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September – December 2013 - East Renfrewshire Council

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