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EASTGATE THEATRE & ARTS CENTRE
Welcome the
Makar
Poems, stories, tales, laughs
and a saxophone
Instruments
Sing
Keys, strings, reeds and snares
The Body is
the Frontline
5 people become 5 Soldiers
A visceral, moving, unforgettable
dance experience
spring
APRIL MAY JUNE 2016
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touch...
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Eastgate Theatre & Arts Centre
Eastgate Peebles EH45 8AD
Box Office: 01721 725 777
highlights...
We offer a range of discounts on
selected shows. Look out for the
icons on the event listings.
April
Celebrate 25 years in music
with John McCusker and friends
Joanna MacGregor
Passionate, adventurous classical music from
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virtuoso pianist
Friend of a Friend - if you are a Friend
of the Eastgate, you can bring a friend
with you for free
Liz Lochhead
Poems, tales and asides from the Makar
and music from Steve Kettley
Drop us a line at [email protected]
Visit our website www.eastgatearts.com
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Opening times
Box Office: Monday - Saturday 10am - 5pm
Film Sundays 12.30 - 5pm
until interval end on show nights
Café
Monday - Saturday 10am - 5pm
Film Sundays 12.30 - 5pm
until interval end on show nights.
Friends of the Eastgate £2 off the first ticket
5 soldiers
Ground-breaking dance theatre as the
human body is prepared for the frontline
Student Discount - £2 off full price
Child - £6 unless specified otherwise
Family - 1 adult + 3 children or
2 adults + 2 children for a group discount
OAP - £2 off full price
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Frankenstein
Shelley’s Gothic masterpiece re-imagined
in a new ballet - love, fear, loneliness longing
and a monster protagonist
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Martin Simpson
Simply one of the finest guitarists
in the world
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June
Audio Description service available.
The Unthanks
Musical storytelling sisters stare
unflinchingly into the soul of the songs
Front cover: Tree Tops Glentress 2 by Siobhan O'Hehir
Find out more: www.siobhanohehir.com
The Eastgate Theatre gratefully acknowledges the support of
Printed using vegetable inks on FSC approved paper.
All the carbon emissions generated in the printing of
this programme will be offset by planting broadleaved
trees in a local community woodland resulting in the
print becoming completely carbon balanced.
News...
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May
Registered Disabled/Carer - £2 off full price
Loud and Clear
The Eastgate Theatre hearing loop is now fully operational. If you have a
hearing impairment that reduces your enjoyment of events in the theatre
please let box office know and you will be issued with a hearing loop receiver
which may help.
Creative Peebles Festival
After 33 years of The Peebles Arts Festival the festival committee were considering
how the event could best be developed. The success of Peebles Creative Place 2014
was identified as a model that could allow everyone to take a fresh approach to this
much loved event. After much discussion it has now been agreed that, from this year,
the annual celebration will be known as the Creative Peebles Festival and run as a
partnership headed by the Eastgate Theatre. Individuals and organisations who
would like to put forward ideas or proposals should start by emailing
[email protected]
The first Creative Peebles Festival will run from Friday 26 August to
Sunday 4 September 2016 and more news will be issued as it develops.
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spotlight
spring ...
2016
This Spring the programme is - as
ever - rich, varied and full of ambition.
And as usual the arrival of the new
brochure will provoke all sorts of
reactions. Some people go online right
away to buy tickets for a favourite
show, some phone up to check details
before they commit, and some sit
down with the family diary to choose
their entertainment for the next three
months. But here’s another option:
look out for the women!
The Eastgate is delighted to welcome
a clutch of divas to the theatre this
spring, all bringing tremendous new
work. First up is Joanna Macgregor,
one of the world’s most innovative
and creative pianists who moves
effortlessly between classical and
contemporary repertoire, adding
touches of jazz and improvisation.
Expect a performance of ‘effortless
brilliance and blistering commitment’.
She’s followed by the inimitable
Liz Lochhead – poet, playwright,
translator, broadcaster and feminist –
with a collection of poems,
monologues and music that span the
decades of her prolific creative life.
This is a literary treat that will touch
your heart as well as your mind;
‘brilliant, raucous and scabrously
funny’.
Next in line is acclaimed
choreographer Rosie Kay, who’ll be
working with the Eastgate to present
her stunning piece of dance theatre,
5 Soldiers, at Glencorse Barracks in
Penicuik. Her company will also stage
pop-up events and lead dance
workshops in both Peebles and
Penicuik.
And finally there’s Rachel and Becky
Unthank, award-winning singersongwriters who draw inspiration
from the English folk tradition to create
songs that have been described as
‘unsentimental and subversive tales
of loss, fear, booze, brawls, abuse
and sorrow’. What’s not to love?
Caroline Adam
General Manager
for more information visit www.eastgatearts.com
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Ballet on Screen
ROYAL OPERA HOUSE (LIVE)
LIZ LOCHHEAD & STEVE KETTLEY
presents
presents
presents
Giselle
Frankenstein
Somethings Old, Somethings New
Auditorium
Auditorium
Auditorium
The greatest of all romantic ballets, Peter
Wright’s production of Marius Petipa’s classic is
a tale of betrayal, the supernatural and love that
transcends death. A love story unfolds against
the ghostly backdrop of a Rhineland forest
haunted by the fearful presence of the Wilis –
vengeful spirits of abandoned brides. The
beautiful peasant girl, Giselle, falls for Albrecht
who conceals his identity to win her. The
discovery of her lover’s deception shatters
Giselle’s innocence and causes her to die of a
broken heart. Albrecht is thrown into the hands
of the merciless Wilis, but Giselle cannot bear
to watch him die and returns as a ghost to
save him.
A young scientist at university, Victor
Frankenstein becomes obsessed with unlocking
the secrets of life, and decides to create it
himself. Stealing body parts from fresh graves
and stitching them together, he builds his
Creature, with horrific repercussions.
A warm welcome to Scotland's leading literary light. From the bittersweet to the rude and
raunchy, Scotland’s Makar, Liz Lochhead weaves a spellbinding and beguiling show, mixing
poems, monologues and music.
Wed 6 April
7.15pm
£17, £10 schoolchildren
4...
...Poetry and Music
The world premiere of principal choreographer
Liam Scarlett’s first three-act ballet for the
company. An adaptation of Mary Shelley’s
Frankenstein which, rather than vamping up the
gothic horror of the narrative, focuses on the
human dramas of love, fear, loneliness and
longing that play out around its monster
protagonist. Scarlett once again works with
designer John Macfarlane and composer Lowell
Liebermann, who has written a specially
commissioned score for the piece.
Accompanied by the soulful sax of Steve Kettley she presents an intoxicating mix of her best
work. During her career Liz Lochhead has been described variously as a poet, feminist
playwright, translator and broadcaster but has said that 'when somebody asks me what I do
I usually say writer. The most precious thing to me is to be a poet. If I were a playwright, I'd like
to be a poet in the theatre.’
‘brilliant, raucous and scabrously funny’
Sunday Times
Fri 29 April 7.30pm
£14
Age: 10+
Photo: Alastair Cook
www.alastaircook.com
Wed 18 May
7.15pm
£17, £10 for schoolchildren
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Music
...Music
Martin Simpson
John McCusker
Auditorium
Auditorium
Simply one of the finest acoustic and slide
guitar players in the world, Martin Simpson’s
interpretations of traditional songs are
masterpieces of storytelling. His solo shows are
intense, spellbinding and deeply moving.
John McCusker is celebrating 25 years as a
professional musician by touring with Andy
Cutting (melodeon), guitarist Ian Carr and rising
star Adam Holmes. Heidi Talbot makes a guest
appearance.
His career includes collaborations on stage
and record with Richard Hawley, Richard
Thompson, June Tabor, Jackson Brown, Martin
Carthy, Martin Taylor and many more. Martin
has been nominated an astounding 27 times in
the BBC 2 Folk Awards and has been named
Musician of the Year twice.
One of Scotland’s most accomplished and
versatile musicians, John is a multiinstrumentalist, producer and composer who
has worked with artists as diverse as Paul
Weller, Patti Smith and Mark Knopfler. As well
as the tour, John is marking this milestone in his
career in music by publishing a book of his
compositions and releasing a new solo record.
Whether playing American old-time music,
blues, a Dylan song or his own award-winning
material Martin Simpson is a guitarist of huge
power and immense subtlety.
www.johnmccusker.co.uk
www.martinsimpson.com
Wed 20 April
7.30pm
Thu 5 May
7.30pm
£16
Photo : David Bailey
£15
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Music
...Music
Dallahan
RURA
Auditorium
Auditorium
The band’s unique arrangements and multilayered sound incorporates Irish, classical, jazz,
Balkan and Celtic influences. In under 2 years
the band has already played Milwaukee Irish
Festival, Copenhagen Irish Festival, and Celtic
Connections and was recently nominated for a
Scots Trad Music Award (Scotland’s folk
Oscars). Band members include the All Britain
Banjo Champion, a Hungarian Traditional
Musician of the Year, and finalists of the BBC
Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician of
the Year.
A first visit by one of the most exciting bands on
the Scottish folk scene. RURA, whilst rooted in
tradition, are a contemporary band, a
powerhouse mix of highland pipes, whistle,
flute, fiddle, bodhran, guitar and voice. Steven
Blake, Jack Smedley, David Foley and Adam
Brown create hard-hitting, muscular, yet
intricately arranged and lyrical instrumentals to
match the haunting words of singer/songwriter
Adam Holmes.
“They are absolutely terrific.Wonderfully full
sound and great vocals...absolutely cracking
album.” Mike Harding
www.dallahanmusic.com
Fri 1 April
7.30pm
£14
Award-winners at Celtic Connections, their
second album Despite the Dark follows the
much heralded debut Break it Up.
“Accomplished musicianship, expressive
vocals, flawless composition..supremely
impressive.” FolkWords
www.rura.co.uk
Wed 25 May
7.30pm
The Unthanks
Auditorium
Known for their timeless, unsentimental and
quietly subversive tales of loss, fear, booze, and
brawls, multi-award winning Rachel and Becky
Unthank forge links between folk worlds old,
new and other. Staunch traditionalism and sonic
adventure are easy bedfellows in their gentle
hands. One day they are rubbing shoulders
with Robert Plant, Adele, Elbow and Radiohead
at the Mercurys, the next they are in a
bunkhouse cooking for 50 fans on one of their
residential singing weekends.
In the 15 years since they first met to play
through some of the older Scottish fiddle tunes,
renowned Scottish fiddler Iain Fraser and
adventurous Canadian cellist Christine Hanson
have carved out busy musical paths in Scotland,
Canada and places in between.
This year they renew their amazing musical
chemistry, exploring old Scottish tunes but
also some very old Canadian tunes too. This
is traditional music with its shoes kicked off supreme musicianship, perfect clarity, and
inspired arrangements. Enjoy an animated
evening of Cape Breton/Scottish traditional
music, stories and good craic!
“a mesmerising duet of colour and emotion,
at times playful, at times wistful, but always
beautiful.” Highland Times
£14
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Iain Fraser &
Christine Hanson
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This band lists Radiohead, Portishead, Robert
Wyatt, Ben Folds, Elvis Costello, Rosanne Cash,
Ewan McGregor and Nick Hornby among its
many fans.
“Intimate, epic, overflowing with feeling
and musical intelligence” The Independent
www.the-unthanks.com
Thu 28 April
7.30pm
Fri 3 June
7.30pm
£14
£16
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Music
...Music
Joanna MacGregor
MUSIC IN PEEBLES
MUSIC IN PEEBLES
presents
presents
Colin Scobie &
Simon Lane
Gina McCormack &
Nigel Clayton
Auditorium
Auditorium
Auditorium
Bach
Violin Sonata No. 2
Mozart
Violin Sonata No. 32
Ravel
Violin Sonata No. 2
Prokofiev
Violin Sonata No. 1
Debussy
Preludes Book 1
Colin Scobie (violin) and Simon Lane (piano)
have gained widespread recognition for
compelling and sensitive performances. They
have chosen a wonderfully varied programme.
They start in the 18th century with the nobility
of Bach and the sonata widely regarded as
Mozart’s finest in this genre. They then fast
forward to the 20th century to bring us Ravel’s
jazz-influenced second sonata and Prokofiev’s
tormented and powerfully atmospheric sonata.
Tue 5 April
7.30pm
£14, £7, Free for MiP members
and schoolchildren
Spend Sunday afternoon
being entertained by
internationally-renowned
virtuoso violinist Gina
McCormack and celebrated
pianist Nigel Clayton.
The recital given in Peebles by Gina and Nigel in
January 2012 was among the most highly rated of
recent years. Now they are taking time out from
their regular concert schedules to bring us a
programme specially designed for an informal,
salon-style performance that is sure to delight.
Musica Ricercata Op. 1
Stravinsky
Tango; Sonata (1924)
Beethoven
Op. 111
“The piano fairly sang and the whole thing
was sheer delight from beginning to end, a
masterly performance of featherlight dexterity,
loving shaping and phrasing” Evening Standard
Come and hear beautiful music played by two of
the UK’s leading musicians - and enjoy a cup of
tea or coffee, and a piece of cake, all included in
the price. It’s how Sunday afternoons are meant
to be!
“Joanna MacGregor has transformed the
image of the classical pianist, bringing great
passion and adventurous spirit to her music
making.” About Adelaide
soundcircus.com
Sun 19 June
2.30pm
Thu 21 April
7.30pm
This concert is in support of the
Music in Peebles Piano Fund
32 Variations in C minor
Ligeti
One of the world’s most innovative and
creative pianists, Joanna has worked, as a
solo artist, with eminent conductors including
Pierre Boulez, Sir Colin Davis, Sir Simon Rattle
and Valery Gergiev. She has performed with
London and Sydney Symphony orchestras,
Chicago, Melbourne and Oslo Philharmonic
orchestras and the Berlin Symphony.
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Beethoven
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enjoy
Easter
Music
ROYAL OPERA HOUSE (ENCORE)
presents
Lucia di
Lammermoor
presents
Werther
Auditorium
Auditorium
Donizetti's tragic masterpiece marked the
beginning of his partnership with librettist
Salvadore Cammarano – who, in turn, looked
to Walter Scott. Cammarano’s adaptation of
Scott’s The Bride of Lammermoor moved
Donizetti to produce some of his most beautiful
and most dramatically potent music.
Benoît Jacquot’s production of Massenet’s
tragic opera explores the conflict between duty
and our most passionate desires. Werther loves
Charlotte, but she promised her mother on her
deathbed that she would marry Albert. After
the marriage Charlotte suggests that Werther
should leave – but not forget her.
In the famous Mad Scene Donizetti’s musical
motifs poignantly make manifest her distracted
mind. Other highlights include the sextet Chi
mi frena in tal momento, the furious duet
between Enrico and Edgardo and the opera’s
closing Tomb Scene. Director Katie Mitchell
focusses on how an intelligent woman, failed
by the men in her life, experiences a horrifying
mental breakdown.
Charlotte, unhappily married, has fallen in
love with Werther through his letters. He
returns unexpectedly; Charlotte sends him
away. Werther shoots himself and dies in
Charlotte’s arms.
Mon 27 June
7pm
Sun 1 May
2pm
This season, as well as regular classes in dance, art and drama the
Eastgate has a special Let’s Pretend Party day, workshops in making
dancing chicks, space age musical theatre, a week–long dance
course, a huge dance performance and a wonderful visual adventure
for everyone who has been 3. Read on…
Happy Birthday Let’s Pretend
An invitation to everyone (under 5) to join in the FREE Let’s
Pretend 5th birthday party that begins with games, balloons,
musical bumps and dressing up before a magical story
telling session and finishes with an all-dancing Bunny Bash.
Bardolph the big orange puppet will bring his friend
Clare Prenton to talk about her ideas for future creative,
imagination fuelled weekly drama classes.
Happy Birthday Let’s
Pretend - Bunny Bash
Toddlers – find a grown-up that is prepared to
boogie and bring them along. Join Let’s Pretend
friend Alex Emerson for a fun session of dance
and springtime fun.
12.30 – 1.15pm
Age 2 - 5
Wednesday 6 April, 10am – 2pm
Happy Birthday Let’s Pretend Party
All events
are FREE
Spruce up, wear your glad rags and enjoy lots of party
games and fun. Expect balloons, pass the parcel, musical
bumps and lots of…unexpected things.
10.30 – 11.15am
Age: 3 - 5
Happy Birthday Let’s Pretend Story
There will be ooohs, there will be aaahs, there will be
much laughing. Come and hear a magical tale told as
only the story-teller can.
11.45 – 12noon
Age 2+
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enjoy
Easter
Children and Young People
…play…create...learn
Chicks Step In Line, On Line
with Anna Nicholson and Miya Hayes
This is an invitation to take part, enrol in a class, join a music or
writing group, engage in something creative. The Eastgate’s
programme of classes, courses and workshops takes in visual
arts, dance, fitness, drama and more. Some sessions are for
children, many for adults and a few for both.
Create an Easter chick that shares your fingerprints – give it a
character and colour it however you choose, then Anna and
Miya will use digital animation to bring it to life and give it some
groovy dancefloor moves. Come along with an email address
and you’ll be sent a link to your dancing chick.
Tuesday 5 April
2 – 3pm
Age: 5 - 11
£6, bring a brother and sister for £5
Outreach takes the Eastgate’s arts activities into the community.
In the most recent project - Grand Hands - artist Alice Clarke has
led weekly art and craft making sessions for residents and
members of Riverside House, Halyrude Court, RVS Social Centre
and Dovecot Court. The project will
culminate in an exhibition of the
artworks and objects created during
the year. The exhibition is in the Anne
Younger studio from 4 – 13 May.
Acting the Goat - Blast into Space
with Clare Prenton
This gravity-defying musical theatre workshop is packed with
songs including Blast Off Into Space, Gravity Gets You Down,
93 Million Miles & Great Green Google Eyed Alien. Inspired by
British Astronaut Tim Peake’s incredible space adventures.
Tuesday 5 April
3.15 – 4.45pm
Age: 5 - 9
£7.50, bring a brother and sister for £6
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Adults
Step into Dance
with Alex Emerson
Trad jazz, Fosse and charleston are
on the menu for these two workshops.
Thursdays 7 & 14 April
7 – 8.30pm
Age: Adults (14 +)
£12 for both workshops
or £7 each
Tickets 01721 725 777
All tickets from Eastgate Box Office 01721 725777
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creative classes for
adults...
Jazz for Exercise
Practise those jazz hands and so much more
in this fun class.
10.30 – 11.25am
Fridays 22 April – 24 June
£45 for 10 weeks or £5 per class
Tap (introductory)
Lace up your tap shoes and make some noise.
11.30am – 12.25pm
Fridays 22 April – 24 June
Dance with LIVEforDANCE
Just Jhoom!
Bollywood dance fitness - energetic, glamorous
and very tongue-in-cheek.
7 – 8pm
Thursdays 21 April – 23 June
Contemporary Technique
Improve your alignment and strength by drawing
on both ballet and modern dance techniques.
8 - 9pm
Art with Deborah Campbell
Ballet (experienced)
Silk & Merino
Wool Scarf Design
Develop your balance, poise and posture.
11 – 11.55am
Tuesdays 19 April – 28 June
£49.50 for 11 weeks or £5 per class
Textile artist Deborah Campbell will teach, and work
with you, to design and make your own totally
original, luxurious scarf in wool and silk chiffon
1.30 – 5.30pm
Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 May
£85 for 2 days, all materials included
Dance with FHSDPA
Tap (experienced)
Get into the rhythm with this fast, fun (noisy) class.
10 – 10.55am
Ballet (introductory)
Take your first ballet steps, whatever your age!
11 – 11.55am
Wednesdays 20 April – 29 June
Tap (evenings)
Get into the rhythm with this fast, fun (noisy) class.
8.15 – 9.15pm
Wednesdays 20 April – 29 June
All tickets from Eastgate Box Office 01721 725777
Fitness
Tone Zone with Fiona Pagett
Works on cardio, resistance, balance and core to
get you strong, fit and toned.
10 – 10.55am
Music
Peebles Players with Claire Garnett
Lively music sessions for adults with disabilities. Sing
well-loved songs, choose from a selection of colourful
percussion and make music together with friends.
More information from Claire.
T: 01721 740 256
E: [email protected]
Literature
New Writing Group
A friendly and informal opportunity to bring,
read and discuss new writing in poetry and prose.
Fortnightly on Wednesdays.
Contact box office for dates.
7pm
Free
...Dance
young people...
FIONA HENDERSON SCHOOL OF
DANCE AND PERFORMING ARTS
presents
Stagestruck
Snare Drumming
Let’s Pretend
with Caroline Flockhart
with Clare Prenton
Pipe Band drummer Caroline will introduce
everything snare, the drum that can be played
in all sorts of bands, groups, orchestras or even
solo. The sound of a snare drum being played
using drumsticks is an unmistakable, sharp,
loud crack – expect a noisy, fun class.
Mondays 18 April – 27 June
(no class on 2 May)
4-5pm
Age: 5 - 10
£45 for 10 weeks or £5 each class
Tickets 01721 725 777
Mum, There's a Bear
in the Fridge!
with the Fiona Henderson School of
Dance and Performing Arts
A new play, written by Clare Prenton with the
children - all on the topic of small fibs and tall tales!
A cautionary tale about how to tell the truth and
not to be like the boy who cried wolf!
1 – 1.45pm
Age: 3 – 5
Short performance for family and friends
on Thursday 16 June at 1.45pm
£40.50 for 9 weeks or
£5 each session
Tickets 01721 725 777
Open to all Primary school aged children whether they have danced before or not
– these five fun-packed mornings of
dance are led by Fiona Henderson and
her team teaching all the moves you need
to wow family and friends with a Friday
afternoon performance. You will end the
week with a smile, a huge sense of
achievement, applause ringing in your
ears and a stylish Stagestruck T shirt.
Scottish Theatre &
Music School with Derek Douglas
Monday 11 – Friday 15 April
9.30am – 1pm
ArtSparks with Mary Kenny
Have fun and learn great tips as you master a
wide range of techniques including drawing,
painting and collage.
3.55 - 4.55pm
Age: 7 - 12
£49.50 for 11 weeks or
£5 each class
Tickets 01721 725 777
This class teaches performance, role play, script
work and improvisation. Build your confidence
and have lots of fun.
5 – 6.15pm
For details and to book, please contact Derek
Douglas T: 07949 973388
E:[email protected]
Dance
with Fiona Henderson School
of Dance & Performing Arts
Classes in Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Modern,
Contemporary, Highland and Scottish National
for everyone – tots to young adults.
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays,
Fridays & Saturdays
From Monday 18th April.
For details, prices and booking please contact
Fiona Henderson T: 07894 881 747
E: [email protected]
All tickets from Eastgate Box Office
01721 725777
Auditorium
Age: 5 – 11
Performance for family and
friends, Friday 15 April at
2.30 – 3pm.
£60 (includes a healthy mid-morning
snack each day)
The Big
Dance Pledge
Be part of the largest worldwide dance performance
ever, and help put Peebles onto the international
dance map.
Ace choreographer, Akram Khan, created The Big
Dance so that anyone, anywhere could join with
others and at a given time, on a given day in the year,
the world would be dancing together. Toddlers and
adults, b-boys and ballet dancers, everyone can be a
part of this amazing dance being performed by over
65,000 people worldwide.
Drop into the Eastgate for a couple of free workshops
to learn the choreography. Let’s make this, the fourth
and last, Big Dance Pledge one to remember.
Age: All welcome (under 8 years must be
accompanied by an adult)
Workshops:
Saturday 16 April and 30 April
2 – 3.30pm
FREE
Performance:
Friday 20 May 1pm
Tweed Green, Peebles
Family
...Dance
JABUTI THEATRE
ROSIE KAY DANCE COMPANY
presents
presents
Moonbeam on
a Cat’s Ear
5 Soldiers
Glencorse Barracks, Penicuik
The groundbreaking, multi-award winning
5 Soldiers is being performed in Scotland for the
first time. The Eastgate is working in partnership
with Rosie Kay Dance Company to present this
visceral tour de force of the senses to audiences
in the south east.
Auditorium
By the light of the moon in the middle of the
night Rosie, Toby Toby the cat and one small
mouse sneak out, into the garden, to play in the
shadow of the apple tree. When Toby Toby
steals the moon from the sky they go on an
adventure across star-speckled skies and over
the sea. But is it all just a dream?
5 Soldiers is a moving, dramatic piece of dance
theatre that explores how 5 people are
transformed into 5 soldiers ready to lay their
bodies on the line, preparing themselves for the
sheer physicality of combat, the possibility of
injury and the impact of conflict on their bodies
and minds.
This new visual adventure into an exciting world
of dreams and imagination is told using
puppetry, video and a new musical score. It is
based on the favourite book by Marie-Louise
Gay and presented as part of the Puppet
Animation Festival 2016.
Powerful physicality, brutal honesty and
moments of humour combine in a never to be
forgotten performance illuminating a largely
unknown world.
“It’s highly charged and it screams
authenticity. Awesome.” The Stage
www.5soldiers.co.uk
Fri 6 May
7.30pm
There will be a post-show discussion with local
military representation.
Sat 7 May
7.30pm
Includes a pre-show dance work made by
local community members.
£12
Age: 12+ (contains some scenes of violence)
Age: 3+
Sat 9 April
2.30pm
£6, child £4, family of four £16
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Drama
...Drama
TWEED THEATRE
SHAKESPEARE AT TRAQUAIR
presents
presents
Murder, Margaret
and Me
Shakespeare Shorts –
Hamlet, Romeo
and Juliet
Auditorium
Queen of crime Agatha Christie didn’t want
Margaret Rutherford to bring Miss Marple to
life. Margaret Rutherford was mortified at the
prospect of sullying her reputation with
something as sordid as murder. This is the story
of the real reason why “the funniest woman
alive” didn’t want to take on her most famous
role. An unlikely friendship develops between
the two women filled with high tea, brandy
snaps and gossip and Agatha herself turns
detective on a mission to unearth Rutherford’s
tragic and shocking secret.
“Whiplash wit” The Guardian
Auditorium
Two of the bard’s classics, reduced to
50 minutes each and specially adapted for
young audiences.
Hamlet’s got the hump. His Uncle Claudius has
bumped off his Dad and married his Mum,
who’s a bit too fond of ‘ginger beer’.girlfriend
Ophelia won’t listen to a word he says and his
best mate, Horatio, keeps seeing ghosts. No
wonder Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are
confused. Mysteries, murders and magical
music in this intriguing take on Shakespeare’s
longest play.
FIONA HENDERSON SCHOOL OF
DANCE AND PERFORMING ARTS
presents
PUPPET STATE THEATRE COMPANY
Leaf by Niggle
Through the
Looking Glass
Auditorium
Auditorium
Niggle is a painter. Not a very successful one,
partly because he has so many other things to
do. For some time he has been obsessed with
one particular canvas – a curious picture of a
tree with a vast landscape stretching out
behind it. The painting keeps getting bigger
and bigger, but Niggle has a journey to make.
Leap through the looking glass into a world of
imagination as the dance school’s youngest
pupils demonstrate their skills. Will they
match the precision of the Red Queen, bring
the flourish of the Mad Hatter and keep better
time than the White Rabbit?
presents
Surrounded by ladders, bicycles, easels and
heirlooms, Richard Medrington (Jean from The
Man Who Planted Trees) recounts Tolkien’s
miniature masterpiece, with music specially
composed by Karine Polwart.
Age: 10+
www.puppetstate.com
www.tweedtheatre.org.uk
Thu 12 – Sat 14 May
7.30pm
£10
In Romeo and Juliet, we find Balthasar’s
bemused, Romeo’s a wuss and the Friar’s on the
fiddle but Juliet Capulet calls the shots in an icecream war with the Montagues. Throw in a
voluptuous Nurse, a dandy Paris, two warring
tribes with loads of raspberry ripple and you’ve
the recipe for a rip-roaring romance with a twist
in this innovative take on another Shakespeare
gem.
...Dance
All of this and more (though perhaps not the
unicorn) as these junior movers dance
different styles including ballet, tap, Highland,
modern, jazz and musical theatre in the
performance highlight of their dancing year.
Sat 28 & Sun 29 May
2.30pm
£10
Fri 10 June
7pm
£10
Fri 17 June
7.30pm
£10
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Music
...Music
The Railsplitters
The California
Feetwarmers
Deke McGee We’ll Uke
Band
Again
Ukulele Big
Session
Workshop
Auditorium
Auditorium
Auditorium
Auditorium
Studio
Straight out of the Colorado Rockies, this
award-winning band plays with confidence,
grace and a real depth of character. The
musicians draw influences from all of the
greats – from Bill Monroe and Earl Scruggs
to the band’s contemporaries.
The masters of ragtime, Dixieland blues and
early swing, The California Feetwarmers are
renowned for an earthy depth of character.
Their boisterous on-stage antics are solidly
underpinned by amazing playing. Their
collaboration with Keb’ Mo’ won them a
Grammy-nomination in the Best American
Roots Performance category.
With the authentic sound of
the saxophone-led swing
bands of the 40s and 50s,
The Deke McGee Band
perform their own brand of
soulful rhythm n’ blues and
Texas tenor saxophone.
California Feetwarmers re-visit material from
The Blue Ridge Playboys, Scott Joplin, The
Memphis Jugband and Emile Grimshaw’s Rag
Pickers and, last year, they sold out Glasgow’s
Old Fruitmarket during Celtic Connections.
With Deke on saxophones,
Michael Kelly on piano, Sam
Firth on bass and Andy Cowie
on drums, the band plays an
uplifting mixture of blues,
swing, gospel and soul. These
Individual musicians have
played alongside artists
including Buddy Guy, Eagles
guitarist Joe Walsh, Zoot
Money and many others.
Biggar’s very own nine piece
ukulele ensemble, The Dukes
of Uke perform hits from the
Blitz - songs made popular
during the Second World War;
songs which raised the spirits
during troubled times and aim
to raise them again. There will
be bluebirds over Peebles,
while the Dukes of Uke
accentuate the positive and
that pesky rabbit keeps on
running through Berkeley
Square!
Ian Murray, musical leader of the
Dukes of Uke leads a hands on
workshop for uke players with
ambitions. Players will be
provided with song sheets and,
though the emphasis will be on
easy to play material, Ian will help
participants to tackle some
harder tunes.
Sat 2 April
7.30pm
£10
Each member contributes song-writing,
powerful vocals, great harmonies and breathtaking instrumentals to give this band its
amazing range. Their debut album showcased
influences from roots/Americana, country,
50s doo-wop, modern pop and rock n roll.
“brilliantly uplifting bluegrass that pays its
dues but is resoundingly modern” Spiral Earth
www.therailsplitters.com
Fri 15 April
7.30pm
www.californiafeetwarmers.com
Wed 15 June
7.30pm
£14
“the sound of the old style
rhythm n’ blues saxophone
player is alive and well.”
£14
www.thedukesofuke.org.uk
Saturday 2 April
2pm-4pm
£10
Why not buy a combined ticket for
the workshop and performance?
£15 for adults £10 for schoolchildren
Blueprint
Sat 9 April
7.30pm
£14
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Music
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BOOKENDS
presents
The Counterfeit
Sixties
Simon & Garfunkel
Through the Years
Auditorium
Auditorium
Take a large helping of the best pop music ever
recorded. Add four musicians playing live who
have worked with notable 60s artists such as
The Searchers, The Ivy League and The
Fortunes. Mix in a light show and sound system
that Pink Floyd would envy. Stir in a generous
amount of video and stills from the era. Sprinkle
with anecdotes, mix in a large dollop of Geordie
humour and a little sauce then cook for 2 hours.
After wowing audience across the UK and
performing a run of sell-out shows at the
Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Bookends return
with their moving and powerful live
performance.
The Counterfeit Sixties play the music of more
than 30 bands and singers including The Who,
The Rolling Stones, Dave Clark 5, Beatles and
the Kinks.
www.counterfeit60s.com
Sat 16 April
7.30pm
£16
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Featuring all the classic hits including The
Sound of Silence, Mrs. Robinson, The Boxer
and the unforgettable Bridge Over Troubled
Water, this is an authentic tribute and much
more as it takes you on a journey from the
start of their career through to the much
publicised break-up.
www.thebookendsshow.co.uk
Sat 4 June
7.30pm
£16
INNERLEITHEN MUSIC
FESTIVAL
presents
Alastair
McDonald
in Concert
DOWNRIGHT
HOMESPUN RADIO
COMPANY
presents
Small Town
Summer
Sarsaparilla
Auditorium
Auditorium
A Scottish banjo-playing
folk/jazz musician, Alastair is
one of Scotland’s best loved,
most talented and most
versatile showbiz personalities.
A highly renowned
international performer, singer,
song-writer, recording artist
and broadcaster.
Fri 20 May
7.30pm
£12, £10 for
schoolchildren
This concert is a
fundraiser for
Innerleithen Music
Festival
Steam your Stetson and scrape
the mud from your cowboy
boots; it's time for the DHRC's
Small Town Summer
Sarsaparilla show at the Grand
Old Eastgate Theatre. Whipcrackin' music and cut-throat
razor-sharp comedy from our
award winning house band and
Royal Company of radio actors.
Get ready for summer with the
DHRC; tickets sell out like
politicians looking for votes,
so book now !
PEEBLES CONCERT BAND
presents
Summer Concert
Auditorium
Join the 30 musicians of this local band
as they play music from musicals,
movie themes, classical pieces,
marches and more on a range of
woodwind and brass instruments
including flutes, clarinets, saxophone,
bassoon, cornet, trombone and
euphonium plus bass guitar, bass
clarinet and percussion.
Enjoy the huge sound as band
members, ranging in age from
12 to 80, celebrate the joy of
music making.
Conductor: Vaughan Fleischfresser
Thu 2 June
7.30pm
£10
Fri 27 May
7.30pm
£11
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...Film
Tweedlove
This season there is a choice of three films every film Sunday
with different films at 4.30pm and 7.30pm. Ticket prices for
Sunday Cinema at the Eastgate are: £8, £6 for
schoolchildren, £24 family ticket Please check the film
certificate before booking.
TWEEDLOVE
Tweedlove Film Night
Tweedlove 2016
Photo Exhibition
Auditorium
Auditorium
The Tweedlove Film Night 2016 will be a media
overload with inspirational talks, slideshows,
short films and the same fun vibe as always.
The Tweedlove Photo Competition always
produces stunning images of bikes and
riders in beautiful places, against
astonishing skies and doing amazing
things. This exhibition shows the best. So
come and enjoy the great photography and
original images.
presents
The prizes for the Tweedlove Short Film
Competition will be awarded and all the
winning films will be shown. Don’t miss the
opening of the Tweedlove Photo Exhibition,
admire some of the finest shots and decide on
your favourites. Prizes will be awarded.
The results of the competition will be
announced at the film night.
www.tweedlove.com
Thu 19 May
7.30pm
From Thursday 19 May
Free
Tickets £10, £7
Kung Fu Panda 3 (PG)
Po is back in his biggest comedy adventure yet. Can
he train his fun-loving, clumsy brethren to become the
ultimate band of Kung Fu Pandas and overcome
supernatural villain Kai?
Sun 10 April, 2.30pm
Trumbo (15)
It is 1947 and Hollywood's top screenwriter Dalton
Trumbo (Bryan Cranston) along with other artists
including gossip columnist Hedda Hopper (Helen
Mirren), John Wayne, Kirk Douglas and Otto
Preminger are being blacklisted and jailed their
political beliefs. The film recounts how Dalton used
words and wit to win two Academy Awards and
expose the absurdity and injustice of the blacklist.
Hail Caesar!
Written and directed by Ethan and Joel Coen, Hail
Caesar! Is an all-star comedy that tells the tale of a
1950s Hollywood fixer presented with plenty of
problems to fix. Stars Josh Brolin, George Clooney and
Alden Ehrenreich, Ralph Fiennes, Jonah Hill, Scarlett
Johansson, Frances McDormand, Tilda Swinton and
Channing Tatum.
Zootropolis
In a city of animals, a fugitive con artist fox and a
rookie bunny cop must work together to uncover a
conspiracy.
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
Batman and Superman are fighting each other. While
the world wrestles with what kind of a hero it really
needs, Lex Luthor creates a new threat called
Doomsday. Can Superman and Batman join forces
with Wonder Woman to stop Lex and Doomsday
destroying Metropolis?
Sun 24 April 4.30pm
My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2
When a family secret slips out and wedding bells start
to chime, Toula and her family come together to make
peace with the past and prepare for the future. Nia
Vardalos and John Corbett reunite for this sequel.
Asterix and Obelix: Mansion of the Gods
In order to wipe out the Gaulish village by any means
necessary, Caesar plans to absorb the villagers into
Roman culture by having an estate built next to the
village to start a new Roman colony.
Sun 8 May, 2.30pm
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01721 725 777
Eddie the Eagle
This feel-good film tells the
legendary story of Michael "Eddie"
Edwards the loveable underdog who
launched himself from the ski-jump at
the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics and
won the hearts of sports fans around the
world. Hugh Jackman plays his rebellious
and charismatic coach.
Sun 8 May, 4.30pm
Eye in the Sky (15)
Helen Mirren stars as Colonel Katherine Powell,
a UK-based military officer caught up in an
international dispute, involving the highest levels
of US and British government, when a nine-year old
girl enters a kill zone during an anti-terrorist operation
in Kenya.
Sun 8 May, 7.30pm
Jungle Book (PG)
Rudyard Kipling's beloved story returns to the screen
in this Walt Disney Pictures production from director
Jon Favreau (Elf, Iron Man).
Sun 22 May, 2.30pm
Sing Street
In 1980s Dublin Conor is 14 and looking for a break
from hard times at home and school. Mysterious,
über-cool Raphina offers hope and Conor invites her
to star in his band's music videos. There's only one
problem: he's not part of a band...yet. She agrees, and
now Conor must deliver what he's promised.
Sun 22 May, 4.40pm
See Press for Details
Sun 22 May, 7.30pm
Captain America: Civil War
Political interference in the Avengers' activities causes
a rift between former allies Captain America and Iron
Man. Stars Scarlett Johansson, Elizabeth Olsen and
Chris Evans.
Sun 5 June, 2.30pm
See Press for Details
Sun 5 June, 4.30pm
Our Kind of Traitor
Ewan McGregor, Damian Lewis, Stellan Skarsgård star
in this new film based on the novel by John le Carré. A
couple find themselves lured into a Russian oligarch's
plans to defect and are soon positioned between the
Russian Mafia and the British Secret Service, neither of
whom they can trust.
Sun 5 June, 7.30pm
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How to find us...
By CAR
From the north – follow the A703 south into Peebles, and turn
right just after Holland & Sherry into the Edinburgh Road Car Park.
EASTGATE THEATRE PEEBLES
PEEBLES PLAYERS
presents
presents
Friends Quiz Night
The Silver Salmon
Auditorium
Auditorium
The annual mind boggling quiz returns. Pick your
team and then relax with a drink (pub quiz style)
and try to answer all sorts of questions on all
sorts of subjects.
The lively group of Peebles Players take
you on a musical journey, following a
salmon from the ocean, up the Tweed
River to its spawning grounds. Each town
along the Tweed is represented by
original percussion music, songs, dance,
action and even puppetry.
Individuals welcome, come early and assemble
into impromptu teams. There are great prizes
and we promise lots of fun while you help raise
funds for the Eastgate.
A show for every one – pre-school to
pensioner.
Fri 8 April
7.30pm
Tue 31 May
2pm
£5 each person
(max 5 in a team)
£5
From the south/west – from the A72 into Peebles, turn left at the
Tweed Bridge roundabout and continue along the High Street for
about half a mile. At the Esso Garage, turn left at the roundabout
onto the A703 and then turn left into the Edinburgh Road Car Park.
From the south/east – from the A72 into Peebles, turn right onto
the A703 at the Esso garage, then turn left into the Edinburgh
Road Car Park.
By BUS – local services available to/from Edinburgh via Penicuik,
and to/from Galashiels via Innerleithen and Walkerburn. The
nearest bus stop is opposite the front of the theatre.
Parking
The nearest car park is the Edinburgh Road Car Park where it’s
free to park every day except Saturday between 8.30am and
5.30pm. From the car park, take the pedestrian footpath into
town and we are immediately on your right.
useful information...
Tickets
You can buy tickets in person at Box Office, over the phone on
01721 725777 or online at www.eastgatearts.com
We accept cash, cheques, debit cards and credit cards
(except AmEx).
Tickets can be kept at the box office for collection, or posted
out for a £1.50 charge.
Use the seating plan below to select the seats you’d like.
Please note row A is reserved for wheelchair users and
cannot be booked online.
Reservations
We will only reserve tickets for groups of 10 or more. Any
group reservations not paid for within an agreed timescale
will be released for general sale.
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• Regular newsletters (with a prize draw)
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The Friends of the Eastgate support and help to improve the theatre facilities in all sorts
of ways from helping to buy new theatre lights to the satellite dish that makes live relays
possible, from a new coffee machine to upgrading the computer system.
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Refunds
Refunds are only given if a show has to be cancelled. Tickets
may be exchanged or transferred at the discretion of the Box
Office Manager. For shows which sell out we will try to resell
your tickets, but this cannot be guaranteed.
Data protection
All customer details are confidential and we never share or sell
them with anyone else. Please help us to keep your details up
to date.
Special effects
We will inform you as soon as we find out a show has special
effects. Often we are not told in advance so please look out for
signs in the foyer.
Latecomers
If you are delayed and miss a show start time we will do our
best to admit you as soon as we can to a seat at the back of the
auditorium (to minimise disturbance). You may have to wait
until a suitable break in the performance and, occasionally,
until the interval.
Accessibility
The Eastgate has level access, adapted toilet facilities and a
passenger lift. Wheelchair spaces are available on the front row
of the auditorium (please book in advance through Box Office).
Babies/young children
Are welcome - we have baby changing facilities, high chairs and
kids lunch boxes in the café. In the theatre under 2 year olds are
classified as babes in arms and can sit on adult’s knees but must
still have a ticket (it will be issued free by box office). Adults may
be asked to remove noisy children from the theatre.
Assist dogs
Are welcome, the front row offers the best space for dogs to lie
down beside their owners, just ask at box office.
Alterations to programme
We do our best to make sure that all the information in this
brochure is correct at the time we go to press. However,
sometimes circumstances beyond our control mean that prices
or line-ups might change; and we reserve the right to be human
and make the odd mistake.
Follow us on Twitter@EastgateTheatre
and Facebook/Eastgate Theatre
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