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what’s on
AUTUMN/WINTER 2016
Great Theatre At
The Heart Of The City
WHAT’s on // 2016
BOX OFFICE: 01522 837600 // www.lpac.co.uk
WHAT’s on // FEBRUARY
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Director’s Choice
Highly recommended
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Age Advice
Appropriate content guide
Insight
Post show discussion
WELCOME
Welcome from everyone here at Lincoln Performing Arts
Centre!
We’re delighted to announce that Paines Plough’s award-winning
theatre-in-the-round Roundabout is popping up outside our
building again this September. Returning as part of Pop Out
Festival, our new annual festival of Art Outside The Ordinary, this
year’s programme is twice as big. We’re also running our outside
Festival Bar & Music Stage, free events and hidden gems in
unusual spaces as part of Lincolnshire’s first Fun Palace.
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This Christmas, alongside our swashbuckling family adventure
Treasure Island, we’ve our first ever studio show for younger
audiences – Brrr! The Lost Polar Bear. Both shows have really
got our creative and production team fired-up with the possibilities
of bringing stories to the stage in new and original ways.
See you soon!
The Team
Director’s Choice
We have many great events on offer this
season but if you like something a bit
different, look out for this icon. I highly
recommend it!
Craig Morrow
Artistic Director
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Quote CHOICE at
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Every Brilliant Thing // Love, Lies and
Taxidermy // Beastly Tales // 1972 The Future
Of Sex // An Elephant In The Garden // Am
I Dead Yet?
Part of University of Lincoln
Lincoln Performing Arts Centre is also home to Lincoln School
of Fine & Performing Arts. Around 400 students study Dance
and Drama here at undergraduate and postgraduate level.
Find us online at www.lincoln.ac.uk
Community
Amateur production
Family Friendly
Suitable for all
Live Pass
Students & Under 26s
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Lincolnshire One
Venues
Lincolnshire has a really creative
community and we’re making
sure 12 to 25 year olds feel part
of it. As part of Lincolnshire One
Venues (LOV), a network of 11
arts venues, we are working with
young people to create a range
of exciting activities and events
for and by young people across
the county.
If you’re aged between 12 and
25 visit www.facebook.com/
LovProjectTeam for the latest
opportunities and to have your
say.
Funded by:
SEATING PLAN
Our auditorium is a versatile space with flexible seating, however, for most shows this is what you can
expect from our standard seating layout. You can select a seat, and if booking online or in person,
you can see the view from your seat on screen, so you can feel confident that you’re getting the best
audience experience available.
CAR PARKING
You can buy a car parking ticket for the main University of Lincoln car park for the exclusive rate of £2
when booking your tickets no later than 1 day in advance.
The University of Lincoln pay and display car park is open to the public from 4.30pm on weekdays and
all day on weekends.
WHAT’s on // 2016
Be Our Friend!
Lincoln Performing Arts Centre’s Friends Membership Scheme offers
exclusive benefits and opportunities, where you can save money and
support your theatre at the same time.
£50
per year
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Benefits Include:
• 20% off two tickets for shows throughout the year*
• 2 free tickets to four Director’s Choice events
a year*
• Save 10% in the Zing Café Bar
• Advance notification of tickets going on sale.
• Exclusive invitations to VIP events
(e.g. Season Launches ... Private View).
• Thrice yearly newsletter
• One free backstage tour per year.
• Discounts and special offers throughout the year.
£25
SILVER FRIEND
per year
Benefits Include:
• 10% off two tickets for shows throughout the year*
• 2 free tickets to two Director’s Choice events a year*
• Advance notification of tickets going on sale
• Discounts and special offers throughout the year
LIVE PASS
NEW
STUDENTS & UNDER 26s
• Free membership
• £5 tickets where available
• Tailored news and updates on upcoming shows
• Limited offer discounts where available
WHAT’s
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FEBRUARY
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Join Us
To become a Friend or for
further information, speak to
the Box Office, visit www.lpac.
co.uk or simply ask to ‘Join
Us’ when you’re next buying
tickets. Membership lasts for
12 months.
Donations
GOLD FRIEND
We’d like to say a
big thank you to everyone who
DONATE HERE
has shown their
support to the work
that we do.
Lincoln Performing Arts Centre is part of the
University of Lincoln, a Higher Education
Corporation with exempt charitable status,
and we rely on the generosity of individuals
to enhance the work that we do. Any
amount that you are able to spare will help
to widen our diverse programme of theatre
and dance, increase our work with young
people, as well as enabling us to provide
artists, companies and audiences with new
opportunities and experiences.
General Fund
Help Support Our Great Work. Your
donation will help keep our programme
fresh, vibrant and accessible for children
and young people.
Lincoln Company Fund
Supporting The Lincoln Company
and the Lincoln Young Company, our
resident ensemble of students and recent
graduates.
Emerging Artists Fund
Supporting our emerging artists and theatre
companies, to make new performance right
here in Lincoln.
*All ticket offers subject to availability. Please note
that there may be occasional productions by
visiting companies and hirers throughout the year
for which your percentage discount will not be
applicable.
Look out for this icon for £5
tickets and offers!
Zing is home to great free
activities and performances
throughout the year. See our
website for up-to-date event
and exhibition listings.
Free events in Zing Café Bar
Come and join us at Zing and
enjoy fresh, affordable snacks
and drinks throughout the day
and into the evening. A light,
relaxed atmosphere provides
lunchers and theatre-goers alike
with the ideal spot to have a
coffee, juice or glass of wine.
Opening Hours
8.30am-6pm Monday
through to Friday and from an
hour before show start times.
@ZingCafeBar
WAVES
LIL’ PACS
A night of atmospheric electronic
music from ambient to dubstep.
The perfect place for a mid-week
wind down with friends.
Fun creative play sessions
guided by storytellers and artists:
perfect for parents and toddlers.
Wednesday 26 October
8pm-10pm
Fridays 10am-11.30am
2 Sept – 27 Jan // excludes 23
& 30 Dec.
ACOUSTIC LOUNGE
COMMUTER JAZZ
Our acoustic sessions bring
you fresh and upcoming
local musicians in a relaxed
environment. To perform,
contact Michael on
[email protected]
The weekend starts here. Great
live music from hot swingin’ jazz
to hip funkateers.
Tue 11 Oct & Tue 8 Nov
7pm-9pm
Tickets: Pay what you think
Fridays 5pm-7pm
2 Sept – 27 Jan // excludes 9,
16, 23 & 30 Dec.
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WHAT’s on // SEPTEMBER
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Paines Plough and Pentabus Theatre Company
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EVERY BRILLIANT THING
University of Lincoln
CHARANDAS CHOR: THE HONEST THIEF
Friday 23 September 7.30pm
Written by Habib Tanvir
Directed by Sreenath Nair
The worldwide smash hit is back on tour.
Thurs 15 Sept 1pm & Sun 25 Sept 7.30pm
You’re six years old. Mum’s in hospital. Dad says she’s ‘done
something stupid’. She finds it hard to be happy. You make a
list of everything that’s brilliant about the world.
Never eat from a golden plate. Never sit on a throne. Never tell a lie.
A light-hearted comedy based on a traditional Indian folk tale. Charandas Chor is the story of an honest
thief. In return for a safe haven from the police, Charandas makes a set of bizarre promises to a holy
man. He agrees eagerly, unaware that a string of unlikely events will come to pass, testing his integrity
and endangering his life.
Charandas exposes corruption and hypocrisy in the political and social elite, proving that despite being a
thief, he is a more honourable man than those around him.
This is a joyful, engaging and energetic play with a universal appeal. Striking a balance between cultures,
this production draws influences from Indian costume and theatrical style, whilst integrating traditional
folk music and dance from Lincolnshire, with a cast of European performers. It is a truly multicultural
experience.
Written by Habib Tanvir, Charandas Chor is an Edinburgh Fringe First award-winning play. Part of the Lincolnshire Diversity in the Arts:
Research and Development project by University of Lincoln, and supported using public funding by Arts Council England. Project codirected by Arya Madhavan.
Tickets: £12 Full // £10 Concessions // £5 Schools
Running Time: 1 hour 50 mins (inc. interval)
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By Duncan Macmillan with Jonny Donahoe
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Everything worth living for.
1. Ice Cream
2. Kung Fu Movies
3. Burning Things
4. Laughing so hard you shoot milk out your nose
5. Construction cranes
BRITISH THEATRE GUIDE
WHATSONSTAGE
THE INDEPENDENT
THE EVENING STANDARD
TELEGRAPH
6. Me
A play about depression and the lengths we go to for those we
love.
“Heart-wrenching, hilarious… possibly one of the funniest
plays you will ever see”
THE GUARDIAN
Tickets: £12 Full // £10 Concessions
Running Time: 60 minutes (no interval)
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WHAT’s on // POP OUT FESTIVAL
Lincoln Comedy Festival
TOM WEBB: MEGA GAMES
Thursday 29 September 8.30pm
Following the buzz around last year’s visit, Paines Plough’s award-winning pop-up
amphitheatre Roundabout is back as part of Pop Out – our festival of Art Outside The
Ordinary.
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At Pop Out you can expect the best new plays, family shows, classical concerts,
acclaimed cabaret, stand-up comedy and Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing,
sitting alongside site-specific performance and hidden gems in unusual spaces.
There’s also a free programme of events at our Festival Bar & Music Stage and as
part of Lincolnshire’s first Fun Palace held on Sat 1 & Sun 2 October. We’re all very
excited about this and if you speak to anyone in the team they’ll be able to tell you all
about their personal pick-of-the-pop-out.
A stand-up comedy night with a difference, hosted by the
award-winning Tom Webb. This hilarious tournament of
interactive games is played by and made up of YOU, the
audience. Including Human Hungry Hippos, Crowd Kerplunk,
Big Top Trumps and Audience Guess Who.
“One of the most mega fun and mega silly things in town. Mega
recommended.”
THE SKINNY
EDINBURGH EVENING NEWS
Tickets: £10 All Seats
Running Time: 1 hour (no interval)
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GROWTH
By Luke Norris
Thursday 29 September 6.30pm
Saturday 1 October 6.30pm
Sunday 2 October 5pm
LIL’ PACS
“That? That’s. I mean.
Yeah.
It’s a lump in a bag of lumps.
I mean.
It’s normal.”
Friday 30 September 10am
Come along and boogie away with
Beth beneath the multi-coloured
LED lights of Roundabout in this free
dance and movement session perfect
for the under 5s.
Tobes is young, free and having a ball. Off.
He’s successfully ignored his lump for two years but it’s starting to get in the way cramping his style and, worse, affecting his sex life. So now there are pants to be
dropped, and decisions to be made... It’s a real ball ache.
Growth is a comedy about growing up and manning up from rising star Luke Norris (So
Here We Are, Royal Exchange; Goodbye To All That, Royal Court).
Tickets: £12 Full // £10 Concession
Running Time: 1 hour 10 mins (no interval)
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SCRIPT THIS: BRUNCHTIME
PLAYREADING
Friday 30 September 11.45am
A selection of script-in-hand readings from previous
winners of Script This, alongside some of the best new
writing supported by Lincoln Performing Arts Centre.
Tickets: Free or Pay What You Can
// £3.50 suggested donation (places
are limited – advanced booking
recommended)
Tickets: Free or Pay What You Can // £3.50
suggested (advanced booking recommended)
Running Time: 45 mins (no interval)
Zest Theatre
The Lincoln Company
HAPPY TOGETHER
By Kate Newman
Friday 30 September 1pm
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Everywhere you go you can see
happy couples being happy together.
Smiling profusely, laughing manically, grabbing,
grinding, slurping furiously. Happy happy happy.
It must be exhausting. Do you ever wonder what
happens when the happy couple go home, away
from the public eye? Do they unmask, unravel,
drop the act? Happy Together goes behind closed
doors and explores the theatricality of one couple’s
dysfunctional relationship.
Paines Plough, Sherman Cymru & Theatr Clwyd
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
Thursday 29 Sept 11.30am, 1pm
& 3.30pm
Saturday 1 Oct 11am & 3.30pm
Join Boy and Girl as they journey
through the joy, hope and heartbreak
of looking for love.
Colourfully created for public spaces,
this promenade performance lets
you follow Boy or Girl and listen into
their innermost thoughts through
wireless headphones. Boy Meets Girl
fuses an original soundtrack with an
exciting mix of dance, theatre and
silent disco technology.
“Zest Theatre is one to watch”
BRITISH THEATRE GUIDE
Tickets: Free
Saturday 1 October 1pm
ROB AUTON: THE
SLEEP SHOW
“Sigh no more, ladies –
men were deceivers ever.”
It’s summer on the streets
of Sicily, the war is over and
everyone is de-mob happy.
But when youthful passions run
hot and everyone is watching
everyone else, fear of deceit is ever present
and there’s always someone looking to
cause mischief.
This show is about sleep. It is
suitable for those who have slept.
Award-winning writer and performer
Rob Auton brings his latest comedy
show to Roundabout fresh from the
Edinburgh Fringe Festival (where he
won best joke in 2013).
“A genuine original. Poetical,
philosophical, humane,
completely charming and funny
to boot.”
THE GUARDIAN
Running Time: 1 hour (30 mins if
you decide to follow one character)
Paines Plough & Half Moon
I GOT SUPERPOWERS
FOR MY BIRTHDAY
By Alan Harris
Friday 30 September 2.30pm
Tickets: £10 All Seats
Running Time: 1 hour
(no interval)
By Katie Douglas
Saturday 1 October 10.30am
Sunday 2 October 10.30am
This is a boy meets girl story. Son of a Polish taxidermist meets
daughter of a failing ice cream salesman at a medical research
facility in Merthyr Tydfil. First date in Tesco and things are going
well.
Ethan, William and Fiona are about as different as
three almost-teens can be. The only thing they have in
common is that tomorrow is their birthday. And they’ve
just discovered they have superpowers.
But it’s difficult to fall in love when your parents need saving from
themselves, their weird hobbies and the threat of a prison sentence.
An offbeat love story about Mr. Tutti Frutti, a stuffed owl and the struggle to fit in, from writer Alan
Harris (BBC Radio 4, National Theatre Wales, Sherman Cymru).
A comedy by William Shakespeare
LOVE, LIES AND TAXIDERMY
Lincoln Stage Company
BOY MEETS GIRL
Which is lucky because someone needs to protect the
world from The Darkness.
Tickets: £10 Adult // £8 Child
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LEMONS LEMONS LEMONS
LEMONS LEMONS
Saturday 1 October 11.45am
From the cast and creative team behind The
Lincoln Company’s popular student musical
review show Encore! comes a showcase of
the big hits from your favourite West End and
Broadway shows.
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Whoever you are, whatever your age, you can’t fail to be drawn in by Owen and Ollie’s virtuosic
playing, laid-back presentation and passion. A visual and aural spectacular this mixture of popular
classics arranged for tuned percussion is a perfect way to experience in-the-round where you can see
and feel every beat.
The average person will speak 123,205,750
words in a lifetime. But what if there were a
limit? Oliver and Bernadette are about to find
out.
Owen and Ollie tour the world performing everywhere from Edinburgh Fringe and Proms in the Park to
some of the world’s greatest concert halls.
This unique in-the-round performance is classical concert with a twist and
brought to you in association with the fabulous Music In The Round.
This award-winning show imagines a world
where we’re forced to say less. It’s about the
things we can only hear in the silence; about
dead cats, activism, eye contact and lemons,
lemons, lemons, lemons, lemons.
Programme Includes:
O Duo - BONGO FURY
Granados - SPANISH DANCE No 5
Bach – TWO PRELUDES
Chopin – BLACK KEY ETUDE
“About as promising as debuts get.”
TIME OUT
Tickets: £5 All Tickets
THE RUBY DOLLS: INTO
THE NIGHT WE GO
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ENCORE! FROM BROADWAY
TO BRAYFORD
“Phenomenal artistry…. Brimming with style and panache.”
DAILY TELEGRAPH
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Running Time: Time: 1 hour (no interval)
The latest production written by critically acclaimed
cabaret ensemble The Ruby Dolls.
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A gothic folk tale re-wired for 2016 about control, female
transgression and the consequences of both. With jokes.
Featuring original songs and the music of Nick Cave, Amy
Winehouse and Rage Against the Machine. Are you sitting comfortably?
“I want to shout from the rooftops about The Ruby Dolls. If you can
catch them, you must.” THE SPECTATOR
On previous show Rubies In The Attic
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SHOWSTOPPER! THE
IMPROVISED MUSICAL
BEASTLY TALES
Vikram Seth’s Beastly Tales are universal stories of great poetry;
exploring the truth about love, loss and life. Familiar characters
take their place beside a newly minted gallery of individuals who
are quirky, witty and fun. Meet the greedy crocodile who was
outwitted by the monkey, and the steady tortoise who out-ran
the hare.
Thursday 6 October 7.30pm
Spontaneous musical comedy at its finest - direct from
the West End and now heading to Lincoln!
The Showstoppers have delighted audiences across
the globe with their ingenious blend of comedy, musical
theatre and spontaneity. This incredible comedy troupe
never fail to impress as they create shows packed with
drama, dazzling dance routines and catchy melodies,
leaving delighted audiences singing all the way home.
Naseeruddin Shah is an Indian film and stage actor and director,
and a prominent figure in Indian parallel cinema. Shah has won
numerous awards in his career, including three National Film
Awards, three Filmfare Awards and an award at the Venice Film
Festival. Ratna Pathak, star of film and TV is perhaps best known
for her portrayal of Maya Sarabhai in Sarabhai vs Sarabhai.
2016 Olivier Award Winners – Best Entertainment
and Family
“Expressive language, wonderful characters, great stories
and lots to think about, all together in one entertaining
mix!” RATNA PATHAK
“Had me weeping with laughter... you absolutely
MAIL ON SUNDAY
have to go.”
14+
TIME OUT CRITICS’ CHOICE
DAILY TELEGRAPH
SHAPPI KHORSANDI: OH MY
COUNTRY! FROM MORRIS
DANCING TO MORRISSEY
7+
SERIES DISCOUNT
International Concert Series
Book all 6 concerts at the same
time and save 20%
Book 3 concerts at the same time
and save 10%
MARTIN ROSCOE, PIANO
Friday 7 October 8pm
Shappi is celebrating the fortieth anniversary of
her arrival in Britain. She’s reclaiming patriotism,
sending a love letter to her adopted land. Please
don’t come if you’re a skinhead (though naturally
bald folk are welcome).
With an extraordinary career spanning over 4 decades, Martin Roscoe is
unarguably one of the UK’s best loved pianists.
Star of Live at the Apollo, Have I Got News For
You and Q.I, she is back with a brand new show
for 2016.
“She has plenty to say, and says it with
pointedness and potency.” THE GUARDIAN
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MOZART – Sonata K.332
DEBUSSY – L’Île joyeuse
BEETHOVEN – Sonata in E flat major
Op.81a “Les Adieux”
RAVEL - Sonatine
CHOPIN – Barcarolle Op.60
FAURE - Barcarolle No.6 Op.70
POULENC – Three Novelettes
DEBUSSY - La Cathédrale engloutie
“Roscoe is a pianist who both thinks and offers full-blooded playing of breadth and depth”
DAILY TELEGRAPH
www.lincolncomedyfestival.co.uk
WHAT’s on // OCTOBER
Naseeruddin Shah & Ratna Pathak
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WHAT’s on // LINCOLN COMEDY FESTIVAL
JULIAN CLARY: THE JOY OF
MINCING
The Joy of Mincing is Julian Clary’s celebration of 30
years as a camp comedian. There is so much to tell
you; the ups and downs of his sordid love life, the
true and heart stopping account of how he saved
Dame Joan Collins’ life, and don’t start him on the
perils of his DIY electrical home enema kit.
This is Julian at his filthy best. Live and unplugged.
Come and witness a masterclass in camp comedy.
Sunday Sessions
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FAUSTUS
A THREAD
Friday 14 October 7.30pm
Previously nominated for the Best Group Award
in the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards and in the
wake of the latest album released this autumn
(title tbc at time of going to press), Faustus
brings to the stage three of the leading lights of
their generation: Saul Rose (Waterson: Carthy,
Whapweazel, War Horse), Benji Kirkpatrick
(Seth Lakeman Band, Bellowhead) and Paul
Sartin (Bellowhead, Belshazzar’s Feast). They
have a plethora of experience between them,
brought together here in a virtuosic display of
musicianship and testosterone representing the
best in the current vibrant English folk scene.
Temporal, sensual and intoxicating, this
exquisite new performance by Jerwood Award
winning choreographer Jean Abreu melds
geometric sculptural set designs by renowned
Brazilian sculptor Elisa Bracher with distinctive
contemporary dance theatre, delving into the
concept of balance.
“A distinctive blend of subtlety and attack.”
THE GUARDIAN
INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY
Developed with Martial arts experts and
contemporary dancers in China, A Thread
brings to life the geometry of visual arts with the
physicality of live performance.
12+
“Outrageously funny. A master comedian at the
top of his game.” WHAT’S ON STAGE
Jean Abreu Dance
£5 TICKETS FOR LIVE
PASS MEMBERS!
Look out for this symbol for more LIVE PASS
(Students & Under 26s) £5 Tickets and limited offers.
MANCHESTER EVENING NEWS
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16+
THE BOY WITH THE TAPE ON HIS
FACE IS TApe face
Sunday 16 October 7.30pm
Killimanjaro and Gag Reflex.
Think you’ve seen TAPE FACE? Think again. This year
promises to be a bigger, brighter and a more spectacular
re-imagining of his unique and special brand of silent
comedy. This truly is comedy made for everyone, be
prepared to get involved and enraptured as you step
inside a comedy world unlike any other. Visually stunning,
heart-stopping, and hilarious – you’ll laugh, you’ll cry, and
when it’s all over you’ll be completely lost for words
Running Time: 2 hours 15 minutes (inc. interval)
www.lincolncomedyfestival.co.uk
Martyn Bignell
HOLD ME CLOSE
Thursday 20 October 8pm
Robert has lived a full and happy life. He lives
through his past adventures and memories
fondly, but when his mind begins to falter, Robert
struggles to piece together fact and fiction, the
past and the present. This physical theatre
performance explores a mind looking for answers
and examines how we care and support those at
risk of losing themselves.
Location: A Studio Performance
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The Lincoln Company
New orchestration for piano, clarinet and cello by Harry Blake.
New English version by Robin Norton-Hale.
At the age of 30, Bobbi should be finding the one. To
her, commitment is unthinkable; constantly sharing,
caring, compromising would be insufferable. But every
day she finds it harder to justify the single life she used
to enjoy.
Sondheim’s masterpiece about New York’s most
eligible bachelor is remixed for the 21st century. The
first concept musical is transformed into a story of
modern loneliness, independence and self-discovery.
Music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Book by George Furth
Originally produced and directed on Broadway by Harold Prince
This amateur production is presented by permission of Josef Weinberger
Ltd on behalf of Music Theatre International New York
£12 Students & Under 26s
(limited availability).
LA TRAVIATA
COMPANY
LIVE PASS OFFER!
OperaUpClose
12+
Friday 21 October 7.30pm
Olivier Award-winning OperaUpClose return to Lincoln with their new English version of La
Traviata. The story of Violetta, a so-called ‘fallen woman’ who sacrifices her own happiness for the
sake of her lover’s family and future, La Traviata has been thrilling audiences for generations.
Set in Atlantic City, USA, in the 1920s prohibition era of speakeasies and bootlegging, with
Violetta’s lover Alfredo a passionate young man whose optimism has been shaken by time at
the front in the first world war, Violetta’s protector ‘the Baron’ a gang boss, and Alfredo’s father a
crooked politician, this new production reveals the hypocrisy and heartache behind the glittering
façade of parties.
THE GUARDIAN EVENING STANDARD THE STAGE
La Traviata is a co-production between OperaUpClose, Malmo Opera House and The Belgrade Theatre Coventry.
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A YOUNGER THEATRE THE TIMES BOX OFFICE: 01522 837600 // www.lpac.co.uk
Tall Stories
THE STAGE
From the creators of
The Gruffalo
ALFIE WHITE:
SPACE EXPLORER
TIME OUT
Alfie White is crazy about
space – and his dad is
training to be the first man
on the moon. At least
that’s what Alfie tells his
schoolmates. In fact, his dad
has disappeared without
trace – as if swallowed up by
a black hole…
Together with his best friend Meg, Alfie sets out on a daring mission to
find his dad. But where on earth – or in space – is he?
FAMILY TICKET
OFFER
£25 Family (4 people, max 2 adults)
A cosmic tale of adventure and discovery for everyone aged five and up.
“A thrilling adventure that is engaging for all ages.”
BROADWAY BABY
21
20
Tickets: £10 Adult // £8 Child
5+
TOMMY TIERNAN : UNDER THE
INFLUENCE
The Wardrobe Ensemble
1972 THE FUTURE OF SEX
Thursday 27 October 7.30pm
It’s 1972. An era of possibility, polyester and pubic hair.
Ziggy Stardust is on Top of the Pops, Penny is writing an essay on Lady Chatterley’s Lover
and Christine is watching Deepthroat. Brian is confused. The Wardrobe Ensemble tell the
story of the class of ’72 with a handsome funk guitarist and some spacehoppers. Was it
easier back then? Where did we go wrong? A brisk romp through the ins and outs of those
excellently awkward first sexual encounters.
“Terrific work. Funny and true and a little bit heart-breaking.”
LYN GARDNER, THE GUARDIAN
As if receiving instructions from a strange and distant
star, Tommy Tiernan takes to the stage refusing to
take anything seriously. The political and the personal
are all up for grabs as the only goal of the evening is
laughter. Let our struggles be mocked and our cares
abandoned.
“Tommy Tiernan tore it apart and stole the
show with some intense and painfully funny
storytelling.” THE IRISH TIMES
16+
(contains brief nudity)
15+
WHAT’s on // OCT - NOV
WHAT’s on // NOVEMBER
The Lincoln Company in association with
Push To Shove
DRACULA
Sat 29 & Sun 30 October 7.30pm
As Jonathan Harker falls into the depths of
temptation, the mysterious disappearance
of his dearest Mina begins to unravel. There
can be no redemption for Jonathan, no
hope for Mina, while the Count draws near.
With stunning physicality, Push to Shove’s
wordless adaptation exposes the darkest
desires of Dracula’s world.
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14+
PETE FIRMAN: TRIX
Wednesday 2 November 7.30pm
Star of BBC1’s The Magicians, Pete Firman hits the
road in 2016 with his astonishing new show, fresh
from his 10th year at the Edinburgh Festival.
Expect Pete’s trademark
blend of crowd-pleasing
comedy and jaw-dropping
magic. Prepare to be
amazed!
“The new poster-boy for
British comedy magic.”
DAILY TELEGRAPH
Poonamallee Productions & Exeter Northcott Theatre
AN ELEPHANT IN THE GARDEN
Running Time: 1 hour
50 mins (inc. interval)
14+
The Nutcracker
Thursday 3 November 7.30pm
Sunday 6 November 5pm
By Michael Morpurgo
Adapted & directed by Simon Reade
Performed by Alison Reid
Be swept away on a magical adventure in one of
the most famous classical ballets of all time.
Lizzie, her mother - and an elephant from the zoo,
flee the Dresden fire-bombing in the Second World
War. From the creators of the 5 star hit Private
Peaceful.
It is Lizzie’s story – but Marlene, the elephant, is the
heroine. Plodding, obdurate, opportunistic, loadbearing, indestructible, cheering - Marlene embodies
the stubbornness of the human will and how it will do
everything to survive.
“Beautiful story-telling in action.” THE GUARDIAN
Tickets: £15.50 Full //
£13.50 Concessions
Vienna Festival Ballet
9+
Returning by popular demand, Vienna Festival
Ballet’s production of The Nutcracker promises
to delight audiences of all ages with its festive
setting and light-hearted story.
Set to Tchaikovsky’s sumptuous score, The
Nutcracker tells the story of Clara and her
enchanted nutcracker doll. Their adventures
see them combat the Mouse King and journey
through the glistening Land of Snow to the Sugar
Plum Fairy’s Kingdom of Sweets.
“A truly spellbinding performance!” BURNLEY
EXPRESS
WHATSONSTAGE
Running Time: 1 hour 5 minutes (no interval)
Running Time: 2 hours 10 mins (inc. interval)
EARLY BOOKING offer!
£5
Schools, Students & Under
26s before 3 October!
LIVE PASS OFFER!
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Unlimited Theatre
AM I DEAD YET?
Written and performed by Jon Spooner
and Chris Thorpe
Directed by Amy Hodge
Friday 11 November 7.30pm
Death is no longer a moment. It is
a process. A process that can be
reversed.
CONCERTO
Work In Progress
By Michael Pinchbeck
Two friends, talking (and singing) about
what happens when we die, how we
think about dying, and most importantly,
how some of us might be brought back.
Friday 4 November 7.30pm
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Inspired by the composition of Piano Concerto for the left hand by Maurice Ravel and its commission by
Paul Wittgenstein, who lost his right arm fighting in World War One. Concerto explores how Ravel was
lost in a forest for 10 days outside Verdun in 1914, inspiring him to write his most celebrated works. The
audience become the orchestra. A conductor becomes an assassin. A pianist plays a piece of music that
tells a story about disability, music, war and 100 years of history.
“Michael Pinchbeck is a terrific theatre-maker.” THE GUARDIAN
Supported by Attenborough Arts Centre (Leicester), Lakeside Arts Centre (Nottingham) and Lincoln Performing Arts Centre.
12+
Filled with stories and songs about
death and dying and about how we
don’t talk about it enough.
Am I Dead Yet? is the new show from
Unlimited Theatre inspired by research
into contemporary developments in
resuscitation science and made in
collaboration with Emergency Care
professionals.
“Vibrantly theatrical and typically
INDEPENDENT
absorbing”
“Chris Thorpe and Jon Spooner’s
electric view on the dying process
will rewrite your expectations for
your final end… an hour of heartrestarting performance.”
THE STAGE
SCRIPT THIS
Wednesday 9 November 6.30pm
An evening of rehearsed readings
of new plays curated by Lincoln
Performing Arts Centre and given the
professional treatment by a director
and a team of actors.
Developed in consultation with Dr Andy Lockey
Designed by takis
Lighting Design by Katharine Williams
Sound Design by Pete Malkin
An Unlimited Theatre production
Supported by the Wellcome Trust and Arts Council
Come along and vote for your favourite
play – the winning playwright will have
the chance to work with our creative
team on developing their script further and may be invited back for a full staged reading.
Extract submissions to be sent to [email protected] for consideration by Monday 10 October at
midnight.
England.
14+
Tickets: Free entry (book in advance) Running Time: 2 hours (inc. interval)
PASS MEMBERS!
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SATURDAY NIGHT JAZZ
Saturday 12 November 7.30pm
Our regular Friday night jazz sessions are the stuff of
local legend, yet again we’re breaking out of Zing Café
Bar and going all ‘Saturday Night’ with a very special
event in our auditorium.
Headlining with Me & Mr Jones - nostalgic for another
time but very much for today. Supported by Djanco
- fusing the spirit of gypsy swing with the flair of
flamenco to create a distinctive jazz flavour.
Coupled with a menu of freshly prepared tapas, drinks
available at the bar and a relaxed cabaret atmosphere,
this is the ideal winter warmer.
Running Time: 2 hours (no interval)
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ALAUDA QUARTET
An internationally diverse ensemble,
the quartet hails from four different
corners of Europe. Selected as Park
Lane Group artists for 2015 they gave
their debut recitals at the Purcell Room
as well as St. Martin-in-the-fields. They
have also been selected as Concert
Artists with Making Music for 2016.
MOZART - Quartet in B flat K.458
“The Hunt”
SERIES DISCOUNT
Book all 6 concerts at the same
time and save 20%
Book 3 concerts at the same time
and save 10%
Sunday Sessions
SAM CARTER
Since being named Best Newcomer at the
2010 BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards Sam Carter
has been stirring audiences from Camden to
Canada, via an attention grabbing appearance
on Later... with Jools Holland and a dreamsreally-do-come-true performance in a specially
assembled band to back Richard Thompson at
Shrewsbury Folk Festival.
“The finest English-style finger-picking
guitarist of his generation.” JON BODEN
BEETHOVEN - Quartet Op.74 “Harp”
BORODIN – Quartet No.2 in D
Running Time: 1 hour 50 mins
(inc. interval)
OMID DJALILI: SCHMUCK
FOR A NIGHT
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Friday 18 November 8pm
Award-winning comedian and actor Omid Djalili
known for his legendary stand-up performances
is back on a nationwide tour!
Intelligent, sometimes provocative and always
entertaining, his stand-up is a hugely energetic
and captivating comedy masterclass. His credits
range from Hollywood to television and live on
the West End stage. Earning praise across the
world for his performances, Omid recently starred
in Dickensian BBC1 and Lucky Man Sky1, and
Going Forward with Jo Brand on BBC4.
“One of the most joyfully smart, stimulating
and entertaining comedians this country
has.” THE TELEGRAPH
“Belly laughs with a subtle blend of
mainstream gags and subversive twinkle.”
SUNDAY TIMES
“Confident, engaging, thoughtful show…did
someone say National Treasure?” METRO
14+
AUSTENTATIOUS
Saturday 19 November 8pm
Austentatious are saddling the horses for a
Grand Tour! Join the all-star cast as they
improvise a brand new Jane Austen work
before your very eyes, based on a single
audience suggestion.
Performed in period costume with live
musical accompaniment, Austentatious is a
Regency treat. Hold on to your bonnets: this
hilarious show is not to be missed. (Swooning
guaranteed.)
“A joy to behold.” THE GUARDIAN
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LIVE PASS OFFER!
SEANN WALSH: ONE FOR THE ROAD
Wednesday 23 November 8pm
Jasmin Vardimon Company
PINOCCHIO
Thursday 17 November 7.30pm
Jasmin Vardimon Company presents a brand new adaptation of the classic tale, Pinocchio. Based on the
original book by Collodi and performed by Vardimon’s multi-talented dancers, Pinocchio will bring to life
the famous marionette as he embarks on a fantastic journey to become a human boy.
Showcasing Vardimon’s uniquely theatrical choreographic and directional style, Pinocchio will combine
physical theatre, quirky characterisation, innovative technologies, text and dance to examine the idea of
what it means to be human.
With an insightful humour, engaging drama and an acute observation of behaviour Pinocchio will take
audiences on a wonderful journey of discovery through the parameters of this timeless and beloved fable.
The Lie-in King presents his brand new show.
However dishevelled he may be, the Foster’s Comedy Award
nominee is also one of the best comics in the country. With
a keen observational mind, Seann can spot the absurdity
in everything and convert it to perfectly delivered stand-up
comedy.
As seen on BBC1’s Live at the Apollo, ITV’s Jonathan Ross
Show and Tonight at The London Palladium, ITV 2’s Celebrity
Juice, Channel 4’s 8 Out Of 10 Cats and Alan Carr: Chatty Man
and Comedy Central’s Russell Howard’s Stand Up Central.
“Unquestionably the best observational comic of his
generation.” THE GUARDIAN
14+
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WHAT’s on // DECEMBER
PERFORMANCE FORTNIGHT
WHAT’s on // DECEMBER
Lincoln School of Fine
& Performing Arts
Sat 3 – Fri 16 December
A two-week celebration of the work being
developed by undergraduate and postgraduate
Dance and Drama students at University of
Lincoln.
OFF THE PAGE
Wed 7 – Sat 10 December 7pm
Tickets: Free entry
Running Time: 3 hours (inc. interval)
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SHAKESPEARE SEASON
COME RAIN OR SHINE
Sat 3 – Wed 7 December
Thurs 8 December 2pm
Five nights of Shakespeare’s finest works
directed and abridged by Drama lecturers of
the Lincoln School of Fine & Performing Arts
and performed by second year undergraduate
students.
Tickets: Free Entry
OPEN STUDIOS
Thurs 8 & Fri 9 December 7pm
READING PERFORMANCE
Mon 12 – Fri 16 December 6pm and 8pm
A season of new performance, critical
responses and rarely produced work performed
by first year undergraduate students.
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
Saturday 3 December 7.30pm
Torn between the claims of Rome and the
temptations of Egypt, Mark Antony is infatuated
with Cleopatra and rebels against Octavius
Caesar in this double tragedy of a clash of
civilisations.
TIMON OF ATHENS
Sunday 4 December 7.30pm
Spend money, give gifts, throw parties. Take
out loans, sponsor the arts, bail out your friends.
Lose everything, ask for help, get rejected. Go
to the wilderness, live in a cave, sponsor a
massacre.
PASS MEMBERS!
OTHELLO
Monday 5 December 7.30pm
Othello loves Desdemona. Desdemona loves
Othello. Iago loves Iago. What can possibly go
wrong?
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‘O Iago, the pity of it, Iago!’
KING HENRY IV PART ONE
Tuesday 6 December 7.30pm
The battlelines are drawn in the first of
Shakespeare’s Henry IV plays. Part one concerns
King Henry IV, his son, Prince Harry, and their
strained relationship as the kingdom faces a
grievous rebellion that is being plotted against King
Henry by the Percy family.
KING HENRY IV PART TWO
Wednesday 7 December 7.30pm
The King’s health slowly declines. Hal must prove
he is worthy to succeed his father. As Falstaff
continues to work ‘for king and country’, Hal has to
choose whether his friendship or his preordained
responsibility will lead his life.
Running Time: 2 hours 20 mins (inc. interval)
14+
WHAT’s on // CHRISTMAS
FAMILY TICKET OFFER
£45 Family Ticket (4 people, max 2 adults)
cember
Mon 12 – Sat 24 De
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Running Time:
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Diamond Perfo
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Emerald Perform
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Ruby
£15 Full // £10 Ch
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Performances
£15 Full // £10 Ch
ber 2pm &
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Wednesday 14 De
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Monday 12 Decem
10am & 1pm
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Tuesday 13 Decem
10am & 7pm
& 1pm
ber 10am
Thursday 15 Decem
& 1pm
ber 10am
Monday 19 Decem
ber 10am
Tuesday 20 Decem
Monday 19 Decem
ber 2pm &
Thursday 22 Decem
7pm
ber 7pm
Friday 23 Decem
ber 10am
Saturday 24 Decem
& 2pm
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WHAT’s on // JAN - APR 2017
SERIES DISCOUNT
Book all 6 concerts at the same time and save 20%
Book 3 concerts at the same time and save 10%
Fri 16 – Sat 24 December
Once upon a time, in the lands far to the
north of here, where the snow still falls
deep in winter, a little girl looked out of her
bedroom window and saw a bear.
Or did she? Snow bears are just stories.
At least, so says her best friend Karl. And
her teacher Miss Grumblesson. And old
Eric the polar explorer. And what would
one be doing in their village anyway?
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TASMIN LITTLE, Violin
& PIERS LANE, Piano
Sunday 22 January 3pm
SCHUBERT - Rondo Brilliant in B minor
MARTINU PIANO TRIO
Sunday 19 March 3pm
SCHUBERT - Trio in E-flat major, Op. 148
Notturno
DVORAK - Trio in B-flat major, Op. 21
But Anja knows differently and one day
she set out to find him.
BEETHOVEN - Sonata in F Op.24 “Spring”
A charming snowy adventure full of
songs, stories and silliness for ages three
and over.
CESAR FRANK - Sonata for Violin and Piano in A
BEETHOVEN - Piano Trio in B flat, Op.97
“Archduke”
Produced by Lincoln Stage Company.
Tickets: £8.50 All Tickets
3+
Friday 16
Saturday 17
Sunday 18
Tuesday 20
Wednesday 21
Thursday 22
Friday 23
Saturday 24
1.30pm
10.30am & 1.30pm
10.30am & 1.30pm
10.30am & 1.30pm
10.30am
10.30am & 1.30pm
10.30am & 1.30pm
10.30am & 1.30pm
FAMILY TICKET OFFER
£25 Family (4 people, max 2 adults)
PELLEAS ENSEMBLE
(Flute, Viola & Harp)
EMMA JOHNSON, Clarinet &
CASTALIAN QUARTET
Sunday 12 February 3pm
Sunday 9 April 3pm
BACH - Flute Sonata in E flat
SCHUBERT - Quartettsatz
BAX - Elegiac Trio
BRAHMS - Clarinet Quintet
RAVEL ARR. SALZEDO - Sonatine
MOZART - Clarinet Quintet
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WHAT’s on // FEB- MAY 2017
WHAT’s on // JANUARY 2017
NEWVOLUTIONS
Mon 23 – Sat 28 January
KRIS DREVER
CARA DILLON
Sunday 26 February 8pm
Masterpiece of song and
emotion, ethereal and radiant,
beautifully honed and perfectly
true.
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RENOWNED FOR
SOUND
JACKIE OATES
Sunday 12 March 8pm
Sunday 2 April 8pm
Hugely admired as a solo artist,
collaborator, and member of
folk superstars Lau, he is a
phenomenal and prolific artist.
He has already played alongside
Jack Bruce, Bela Fleck,
Tinariwen, and many more.
Her mellifluous voice and
imaginatively plaintive fiddle style
has won her several BBC Folk
Awards. Her material ranges
from traditional ballads to eerie
lullabies and rich contemporary
songs.
THE GUARDIAN
Tickets: £14 Full // £12
Concessions
“Jaw-droppingly beautiful.”
FROOTS
Tickets: £14 Full // £12
Concessions
Lincoln’s Free Festival of New Performance for the
curious…
A micro-season of work-in-progress by local,
regional and national theatre makers, dancers and
choreographers, performers and artists.
Following two weeks of intensive workshops and
rehearsals we’ll present a range of performances at
different stages of development, we’ll then invite you
to give your feedback to the artists in an informal
atmosphere.
A full list of events will be confirmed later in the autumn.
INVITATION: If you’re an artist or company with an idea that you want to
explore with us, please send your proposal to [email protected]
before 31 October 2016, outlining what you want to do and any assistance
you might need to make it happen. Visit www.lpac.co.uk/newvolutions for
details.
Tickets: Free entry
The Lincoln Company
ENCORE: RAISE YOUR VOICE
SEAN LAKEMAN & KATHRYN
ROBERTS
Sunday 7 May 8pm
The Roberts-Lakeman name has become
synonymous with “quality” during their musical
careers. Kathryn’s sublime vocals merge
seamlessly with Sean’s deft and inventive live guitar
work on stage.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
BELSHAZZAR’S FEAST
Sunday 28 May 8pm
Belshazzar’s Feast start with traditional folk music,
add a touch of classical and jazz, throw in a bit of
pop and music hall, and top it off with wry humour
for a unique live experience.
“Duo known for their sense of humour as well
their impressive musicianship.”
THE GUARDIAN
DAILY TELEGRAPH
Running Time: 1 hour 50 minutes (inc. interval)
Saturday 11 February 7.30pm
A musical extravaganza! The annual show is back to
celebrate everyone’s favourite characters and show tunes.
An evening of singing and dancing with some surprises
along the way. Join the party and Raise Your Voice!
Running Time: 2 hours (inc. interval)
PASS MEMBERS!
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WHAT’s on // WORKSHOPS
egg box youth theatre
In association with Lincoln Performing Arts Centre
If you want to sing or write songs, dance or choreograph,
be a stand-up comedian, a musician, write sketches,
direct, produce or learn more about backstage – there’s a
place for you. No matter what your interests or experience
everyone is welcome to join our creative journey! All of the
original material will be produced by young people with
the support of the Egg Box professional team.
Loud Mouth - 10 -18 years
Fridays 7.15pm - 9pm
(term time only)
Just £3.50 a week
!
To book your pla
ce, visit www.eggb
oxtheatre.co.uk or
F: /EggBoxTheatr
call 07712 431385
e T: @EggBoxThe
atre
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There is a choice of three courses:
BASIC: If you have not done any stage combat
or do not hold any stage qualifications then the
Basic Sword course is mandatory. The course
is designed for people with no experience.
How To Book
ONLINE: www.lpac.co.uk (up to 9 tickets per person)
BY PHONE: 01522 837600 Monday to Friday 10-6pm
IN PERSON: Monday to Friday 10-6pm and one hour prior to
the performance. The Box Office is situated in the foyer of theatre.
Transaction Charges
There are no booking charges when booking directly with us.
A postage handling fee of £1 applies if you would like to receive
your tickets through the post (2nd Class). Alternatively, purchased
tickets can be held at the Box Office free of charge for collection
during opening hours.
Concessions
Over 60s, children under 16, JSA and those in receipt of PIP/
DLA. 3. Carers are also entitled to reduced-rate tickets for most
performances. For certain shows, children under 18 months may
qualify for a complimentary Babes In Arms ticket if they share an
adult seat – these must be booked in advance.
Students & Under 26s
£5 tickets are available for Students and Under 26s on most
productions through our free Live Pass membership, and are
subject to availability. Valid proof of age/Student Card must be
shown at time of collection.
Schools rates and group discounts are available for most
performances. For all school groups and general group bookings
of 10 or more please email [email protected] or contact the
Box Office on 01522 837600
Sat Nav
users
please use
LN6 7DQ
postcode
ADVANCED: 18th Century Small Sword: This
course is for those who hold intermediate or
higher Stage Combat qualifications.
A weekend intensive course /exam (4-6 Nov) for
Basic Sword and Intermediate & Advanced level 18th
Century Small Sword under the exam board of the
APC (Academy of Performance Combat) syllabus.
CHEA
PER
COURSE COSTS: Basic £75 // Intermediate
£85 // Advanced £100
ENQUIRIES: Please call course instructor
Andrew Ashenden on 07928 324706
• The auditorium has several
wheelchair spaces available, please contact Box Office should you wish to book one.
• For anyone with hearing
difficulties please contact box
office to gain access to the
induction loop system.
You can now buy a car parking
ticket for the main University of
Lincoln car park for the exclusive
rate of £2 when booking your
tickets 1 day in advance.
The University Of Lincoln pay and
display car park is open to the
public from 4.30pm on weekdays
and all day on weekends.
Registration is at 6pm Friday 4 November with
the first session beginning at 6.30pm on the
Friday. Classes will begin at 9.30am and finish
approximately 5.30pm on the 5 & 6 November,
in Lincoln Performing Arts Centre’s Studios.
facebook.com/LincolnPerformingArtsCentre
P
PARKI
Fri 4 – Sun 6 November 2016
• The Box Office, Zing Cafe Bar,
Auditorium and toilets are all
ground floor accessible.
ADDRESS: Lincoln Performing
Arts Centre, University Of Lincoln,
Brayford Pool, Lincoln, LN6 7TS
NG
stage combat
Please note, running times should
be used as an approximate guide
only. Latecomers may be asked
to delay entering the auditorium
until a suitable pause in the
performance but late admission
cannot always be guaranteed.
• There is a lift provided for access to the balcony, studios and
further toilets.
Schools/Group Bookings
INTERMEDIATE: 18th Century Small Sword:
If you hold a Basic qualification or higher,
then you have a choice of either the Basic or
Intermediate course depending on how you
wish to approach the subject and what you are
looking for in qualifications or experience.
We regret that tickets cannot be
refunded or exchanged. Please
ensure all tickets purchased are
correct at the time of booking. If
an event is sold out we may be
able to re-sell your tickets, please
contact the Box Office.Terms and
Conditions of Sale are available on
request or on our website
www.lpac.co.uk.
twitter.com/LPAC_Lincoln
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WHAT’s on // SEPTEMBER 2016 - January 2017
octobeR
november
Thursday 6
Wednesday 2
Showstoppers:
The Improvised
Musical
Friday 7
Shappi
khorsandi: Oh
My Country!
Saturday 8
Beastly Tales
Sunday 9
september
Thurs 15 & Sun 25
Charandas Chor:
The Honest Thief
Friday 23
Every Brilliant Thing
POP OUT Festival
feat. Roundabout:
Thurs 29 Sept - Sun
2 Oct
Growth
Fri 30 Sept - Sun 2 Oct
Much Ado About
Nothing
Fri 30 Sept - Sun 2 Oct
Love, Lies &
Taxidermy
Martin Roscoe,
Piano
Faustus
Friday 14
A Thread
Saturday 15
Julian Clary: The
Joy of Mincing
Sunday 16
Pete Firman: Trix
Thursday 3
An Elephant in
the Garden
Friday 4
Concerto
Fri 4 – Sun 6
Stage Combat
Sunday 6
The Nutcracker
Wednesday 9
Script This
Friday 11
Am I Dead Yet?
Saturday 12
Saturday Night
Jazz
Sunday 13
Alauda Quartet
Sam Carter
The Boy With
Thursday 17
Tape On His Face Pinocchio
Is TAPE FACE
Friday 18
Omid Djalili:
Thursday 20
Schmuck for a
Hold Me Close
Night
Friday 21
La Traviata
Saturday 19
Saturday 22
Wednesday 23
Company
Thursday 27
1972 The Future
of Sex
Friday 28
Austentatious
Seann Walsh:
One for the Road
December
Sat 3 – Wed 7
Shakespeare
Season
Sat 3 – Fri 16
Looking ahead
to next season
Performance
Fortnight
February
Mon 12 – Sat 24
Pelleas Ensemble
Treasure Island
Fri 16 – Sat 24
Brrr! The Lost
Polar Bear
Sunday 12
Sunday 26
Cara Dillon
Saturday 11
Encore: Raise Your
Voice
march
Sunday 12
JANUARY
Sunday 22
Kris Drever
Sunday 19
Martinu Piano Trio
Tasmin Little,
Violin & Piers
Lane, Piano
april
Mon 23 – Sat 28
Jackie Oates
Newvolutions
Sunday 2
Sunday 9
Emma Johnson,
Clarinet & Castalian
Quartet
Alfie White:
Space Explorer
MAY
Friday 28
Sunday 7
Tommy Tiernan
Sat 29 & Sun 30
Dracula
Sean Lakeman &
Kathryn Roberts
Sunday 28
Belshazzar’s Feast

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