September - Haverhill-UK

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September – December 2008
September – December 2008
Haverhill Arts Centre
High Street, Haverhill, Suffolk CB9 8AR
[email protected]
Arts Centre Programmer:
Nick Keeble
01440 710174
Facilities & Finance Manager:
Gordon Mussett
01440 712858
Marty Wilde
September
Hires & Administration:
Mary Argent
01440 710174
Marketing Manager:
Sara Phillips
01440 718934
Catering Manager:
Barbara Rawlings
01440 714936
Technical:
Dylan Mills
01440 710174
The Big Ugly Monster
October
South
Car Park
[email protected]
Access Facilities & Car Parking
Facilities at the centre include ramped access
to the main entrance, a lift to the upper floor,
toilet, and a sound induction loop in the theatre/cinema.
Free parking after 6.00pm in rear car park.
This brochure is available in large print
or electronic format.
T: 01440 71 0174
E: [email protected]
Haverhill Arts Centre is managed by Haverhill Town Council
with financial assistance from St Edmundsbury Borough Council.
Sister Queens
November
Mark Steel
December
Welcome . . .
Comedy, Theatre, Music, Haverhill Arts Centre has it all!
Starting with comedy: from September our regular Comedy Nights
make a come back, hurrah, with a gamut of top comedians; TV face Mark
Steel visits Haverhill for the first time in December and Puppetry of
the Penis makes a welcome return with a new mind (and body) bending
show. Someone who enjoys a good old moan, Dillie Keane from Grumpy
Old Women (BBC2) plays Angela in My Brilliant Divorce.
When it comes to theatre there is a gripping insight into the personal
worlds of Queen Elizabeth I and Mary Queen of Scots, a spirited orphan
wants some more and Kate is shrewish in one of Shakespeare’s comedies.
For budding culture vultures there’s the story of The Big Ugly Monster
and the Little Stone Rabbit, (featuring the voice of Rik Mayall) and
a children’s show with a Caribbean Carnival atmosphere.
The iconic Marty Wilde ensures the musical season starts with a bang
and is swiftly followed by London Community Gospel Choir,
Whole Lotta Led and those eternal cheeky chappies Chas ‘n’ Dave.
Jan Akkerman and Gareth Pearson are real life guitar heroes (not
just on the games console) and jazz singer Tina May gives tribute to the
little sparrow, Edith Piaf.
Some things, like the outstanding Mugenkyo Taiko Drummers defy
easy classification and some like Panto are in a class of their own! This year
we’ve King Rat to boo at and Dick Whittington to root for.
Sara Phillips
Marketing Manager.
Email: To receive our email newsletter, send your details to
[email protected]
We can help if you are
looking for
Fully equipped conference facilities
Meeting / training rooms
Somewhere different to hold
a wedding reception
We can offer
A distinctive, Grade I listed venue
A town centre location, close to
Cambridge
In-house catering
Accessible facilities
Over 200 parking spaces
Conference
facilities
for 10 – 210 delegates,
with breakout spaces
Wedding
receptions
Family tickets:
2 adults and 2 children or 1 adult and 3 children
– are great value and available where you see
the logo above.
The information in this brochure is correct at the time of going to press. The management
of Haverhill Arts Centre reserve the right to cancel or change he advertised programme.
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www.haverhillartscentre.co.uk
130 for a seated reception
or 280 for a stand-up
dancing reception
For more details contact
Mary Argent
T: 01440 710174
E: [email protected]
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September
September
Tuesday 2 September 7.30pm
Haverhill Keyboard Club present
Robert Wolfe
Tickets: £7.00
Robert is recognised as one of the world’s leading interpreters of the theatre
organ and is famous for his Wurlitzer show at The Thursford Collection in
Norfolk.
www.robertwolfe.co.uk
Friday 12 September, 8.00pm
Puppetry of the Penis
Saturday 6 September 8.00pm
Tickets: £15.00
FuryFest
The Res Erection Tour. A mind blowing show featuring two strapping Australian
men who manipulate their genitalia into various shapes, objects and
landmarks. A video camera projects every detail of these incredible natural
phenomena onto a large screen ensuring that little can be missed even from
the very back row! Get the low down on the Loch Ness Monster, be blown
away by the windsurfer! Smooth talk the slow emerging mollusc from its shell!
Tickets: £5.00
A night of unsigned hard rock and metal, FuryFest of Suffolk returns with a
night featuring famous British Metal act SpeedTheory, Welsh Metallers
NOCHAA and acclaimed Punk band A Third Wish. With support from
Lowestoft’s Untold and Sudbury’s Life of Byron.
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WARNING: Puppetry of the Penis is an adults only, non sexual show featuring
full frontal male nudity.
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September
September
Thursday 18 September 7.30pm
The Wake Up Call
With Maggie Crompton
Tickets: £4.00
Twenty years ago Maggie had a near death experience during an accident
which left her on a quest to answer the burning question ‘how could I see and
feel outside of my physical body?’ Nothing could satisfy her until she learnt
about Raja Yoga. She now shares some of the inspiring lessons she has learnt.
Friday 19 – Saturday 20 September 8.00pm
Marty Wilde
Tickets: £20.00
This icon to the British rock and roll movement celebrates the brilliance of an
era that would inspire the British youth culture across two decades and shape
the future of the British music scene. The performance includes songs from
Marty’s own library of hits, Teenager in Love, Jesamine, Bad Boy, Rubber Ball,
Sea of Love and many more.
www.martywilde.com
Wednesday 17 September 7.30pm
My Brilliant Divorce
Tickets: £13.50
Dillie Keane (Grumpy Old Women, The Vagina Monologues) plays Angela
whose husband has a mid life crisis and a mid European affair. She then finds
herself adrift in a sea of shifty solicitors, a disapproving mother, a series of
helpline counsellors and Christmas all on her own. This achingly funny and
heart wrenchingly poignant play was nominated for ‘Best Entertainment’ at
The Oliviers in 2004 after playing a sell out season in the West End.
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Sunday 21 September 7.30pm
Haverhill Silver Band
with Steven Rinaldi
Tickets: £6.50, £5.00 concessions
Steven Rinaldi, who has toured with Rinaldi Sings to the 100 Club, London and
The New Cavern Club, Liverpool returns to his roots with the Haverhill Silver
Band. He will sing some of his own material from his second album Bingo, as
well as a selection of other songs new to the band’s repertoire.
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September
October
Saturday 27 September 9.30am - 8.15pm
Friday 3 October 8.00pm
19th Haverhill Sinfonia
Soloist Competition
The London Community
Gospel Choir
Tickets: £4.00, £3.00 Concessions, £2.00 under 16s,
tickets permit re-entry throughout the day.
Tickets: £18.00
25 international musicians will each perform a 20 minute programme in this
exciting and varied competition. 36 prizes worth over £8000 are to be won,
including a number of performances throughout the UK. Full details, available
from September, at www.haverhillsinfonia.co.uk
London Community Gospel Choir, famous for uplifting gospel, swing beat,
R’n’B, traditional and soulful arrangements, have sung on the soundtrack for
Walt Disney’s The Lion King, performed for Nelson Mandela, opened the main
stage at Glastonbury and put gospel for the first time on the BBC Proms map.
www.lcgc.org.uk
Sunday 28 September 8.00pm
In association with Off The Kerb
Comedy Night
Tickets: £8.50
Matt Reed
‘Absolutely hilarious had the crowd rolling around.’ BBC Lincoln
Geoff Norcott
‘. . . an outstanding act who delivers an eclectic mix of smut, impressions and
politics all delivered with a confident smile and boundless energy that keeps
you on your toes.’ www.funny.co.uk
JJ Whitehead
‘ Talented performer, deservedly starting to make a splash on the circuit.’
www.chortle.co.uk
Note: comedians subject to change without notice.
Sunday 5 October 7.30pm
Ollie Austin
Best of Friends Tour
Tickets: £10.50
A full six piece line up performing Country Music songs and up tempo
numbers, duets and harmonies with solos from Ollie and the band. The show
opens with popular duo Merv & Maria.
Tuesday 30 September 7.30pm
Paul Carman
Tickets: £7.00
An evening with a talented musician playing everything from the classics to
Big Band to the West End
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October
October
Thursday 9 October 7.30pm
Friday 24 October 7.30pm
Miracle Theatre Company present
Mugenkyo Taiko Drummers
The Taming of the Shrew
Tickets: £9.00, £7.50 concessions £6.00 under 18s
Falling in love has never been harder! A controversial, passionate, ironic and
tender story of sexual politics: the battle between Petruccio and Katherine,
two of Shakespeare’s most unforgettable characters. Brought to life by
Miracle Theatre, famous for their highly visual, musical and funny productions,
Shakespeare’s romantic comedy gets a 21st Century make over.
www.miracletheatre.co.uk
Tickets: £14.00, £9.00 concessions, £38.00 Family Ticket
Thundering rhythms on huge Japanese drums plus delicate bamboo flutes and
percussion in a spellbinding display of grace, choreography and sheer
athleticism. The concert journeys through a myriad of moods, from the
heart pounding excitement of Ikkyo to the dark brooding Otherworld, to the
happy festival atmosphere of Matsuri.
‘Just when you think it could not get any more powerful, it doubles in intensity.
This show is not one to be missed.’ Edinburgh Evening News
www.taiko.co.uk
Tuesday 14 Saturday – 18 October 7.30pm
Saturday matinee at 2.30pm
Centre Stage Company Present
The Music Man
by Meredith Willson, directed by David Hart
Tickets: £8.00 Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday matinee
£9.00 Thursday
£10.00 Friday and Saturday evening
A small town which distrusts outsiders and is paranoid about its young people
getting into trouble. Sound familiar? But this is mid west America a hundred
years ago. River City, Iowa, is just ripe to be conned by a travelling salesman
who convinces the townspeople he can form a band to keep youngsters on the
straight and narrow. Then he will flog them all the instruments and uniforms
and scarper with the cash. He’s done it before, lots of times and in many towns.
Only this time he falls for Marian the librarian . . .
www.centrestagecompany.co.uk
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Saturday 25 October 7.30pm
Chas and Dave
Tickets: £20.00
The legendary cockney duo have a cult following of young and old after
appearing at Glastonbury, 2007. They will perform hits from their Greatest
Hits a bum and their DVD Live At Shepherds Bush Empire including Rabbit,
Ain’t No Pleasing You, Gertcha, Sideboard Song and many more.
www.chasndave.com
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October
November
Sunday 26 October 7.30pm
Thursday 6 November 7.30pm
Arnold Sinfonia
Orchestral Concert
Love and Madness Presents
Tickets: £10.00, £6.00 concessions, £2.00 under 16s
Tickets: £9.00, £7.50 concessions, £6.00 under 18s
Arnold Sinfonia
Alexander Sitkovetsky (violin)
Kevin Hill (conductor)
Trapped in a cycle of poverty and crime, life looks bleak for orphan Oliver
Twist. Brilliantly conjuring up London’s foggy, fetid streets, this fast moving
adaptation from the company that brought us Frankenstein and The Tempest
doesn’t shrink from portraying the harsh realities of the Victorian underworld
whilst telling a tale full of hope and redemption. Remaining true to Dickens’
novel, this adaptation will surprise those unfamiliar with the story and delight
those who know it well.
Schubert Overture in the Italian Style
Rubbra A Tribute
Haydn Symphony No. 104 ‘London’
Beethoven Violin Concerto
Details at www.haverhillsinfonia.co.uk
Oliver Twist
A new adaptation by David Cottis
www.loveandmadness.org
Tuesday 28 October 7.30pm
Brett Wales
Tickets: £7.00
One of the UK's most popular keyboard
entertainers playing music to please
everyone from light classical
to Country & Western.
Wednesday 29 October 2.30pm
These Colours Presents
and the Little Stone Rabbit
Friday 7 November 8.00pm
Tickets: £4.50. Family Ticket £16.00
Good Times Promotions present
There was once a big ugly monster that
didn’t have any friends. So he decided to
build one . . . out of stone! Rik Mayall
narrates the hilarious, heart warming
story of an ugly monster with a beautiful
heart. A wonderful tale of friendship and
laughter, adapted from the book by Chris
Wormell.
Whole Lotta Led
Tickets: £12.00
Ages 3+ Duration: 58 minutes
Whole Lotta Led will be performing the same set that Zeppelin played at the
02 Arena show back in December 2007. Keeping the spirit and songs of the
legendary Zep alive with their unique energy and stage presence, Whole
Lotta led play to over 40,000 enthusiastic fans every year. They don’t try to
reproduce the classic Led Zeppelin look because for these guys it’s all about
the music.
www.thesecolours.com
www.wholelottaled.co.uk
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November
November
Saturday 8 November 11.00am
Sunday 16 November 7.30pm
In association with DanceEast
with David Thornton
Salsa Workshop
Tickets: £8.00
Salsa emerged in 1960’s New York, from mainly Puerto Rican and Cuban
immigrants, creating a blend of rhythms to produce its distinctive sound. Salsa
is a great way to get fit and have fun and by the time you’ve finished this
workshop you’ll be ready to join in at a Salsa party anywhere. For ages 16+
www.salsachillout.com www.danceeast.co.uk
Barnardo’s Brass Appeal is a unique fund raising
initiative that aims to unite the musical heritage of
Barnardo’s with the brass band community throughout
the UK. This special concert features David Thornton,
one of the finest euphonium players in the world and
principal euphonium with the legendary Black Dyke
Band. All proceeds will be donated to Barnardo’s.
Wednesday 19 November 10.30am & 1.00pm
Blue Sky Theatre Present
Saturday 8 November 8.00pm
Jan Akkerman
& Gareth Pearson
Tickets: £14.00
Two great guitarists, one evening. Dutch guitar player Jan Akkerman, former
member of international band Focus is well known for his exploration rock,
jazz, blues, and dance music all within his signature style. He has worked
with such acclaimed musicians as BB King, Charlie Byrd and Cozy Powell.
Gareth Pearson cites Tommy Emmanuel as one of his biggest influences and
indeed supported him when he played the Arts Centre in 2006.
Friday 14 November 7.30pm
Saturday 15 November 2.30pm & 7.30pm
Colette’s Entertainment School present
Hip to the Hop
Tickets: £6.50
Just like the Capulets against the Montagues or even
the Jets against the Sharks this is the story of two
opposing sides. The talented students of Colette’s
Entertainment School will use both classical and
up to date dancing and singing to give a new take on
a classical tale.
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The Sun Has Got
His Hat On
Tickets: £3.00
Inspired by tales and rhythms of the Caribbean, a
collection of comical tales and colourful animal
puppets from land, sea and sky in a sway along,
bounce along, sing a long extravaganza of musical
storytelling. Aimed at two to five year olds but six and
seven years olds will have fun too, so will their parents
and grand parents because everyone loves Carnival!
Ages: 2 7 Duration: 50 minutes.
www.blueskytheatre.com
Friday 21 to Sunday 23 November 9.30am to 6.00pm daily
Haverhill Performing Arts
Festival
All day £3.00, £2.00 concessions.
Per session: £2.00, £1.00 concessions
Enjoy a varied selection of performances including, solo, duo and group
performances from entrants up to the age of eighteen from Haverhill and the
surrounding towns and villages. Those taking part will compete for awards
and have the opportunity to receive feedback from a professional adjudicator.
Please note children under the age of 16 years must be accompanied by an adult.
Tickets available on the day only.
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November
November
Tuesday 25 November 7.30pm
Saturday 29 November 7.30pm
Edith Piaf –
Celebration of a Legend
Matthew Bason
Tickets: £7.00
Matthew performs a mixture of old and new music including all your favourites.
Wednesday 26 November 7.30pm
Haverhill and District Local History Group present
Ruby and her Horses
Tickets: £5.00
Suffo k agricultural life in the 1920s and 30s is brought to life by The Bumpstead
Boys with anecdotes and songs based on the life of Ruby Alleston.
With Tina May and her musicians
Tickets: £15.00
Award winning vocalist Tina May brings to
life the music of Edith Piaf France’s most
beloved entertainer, national icon and musical
legend. The concert features Piaf’s most
famous songs, including La Vie en Rose,
Hymne à l’Amour, Milord, and Non, Je ne
Regrette Rien.
‘That great rarity, a singer who enhances a
song.’ The Observer
‘If you get a chance to see these two entertainers grab the opportunity with
both hands.’ East Anglian Daily Times
Thursday 27 November 7.30pm
Sister Queens
Tickets: £9.00, £7.50 concessions £6.00 under 18s
European Arts Company, who recently brought us ‘The Picture of Dorian Gray’,
return with a one woman show about Mary Queen of Scots ‘The Catholic
Whore’ and Elizabeth I ‘The Virgin Queen’. In a remarkable performance,
Miriam Cooper gets under the skin of both characters and shows us the real
women beneath the crowns. You, the audience, are subjects, courtiers, possibly
spies but most of all witnesses to the fascinating turn of events which shaped
the destiny of the throne of England.
‘A remarkable and uplifting piece of theatre, gives everything and asks
nothing.’ Independent on Sunday
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Sunday 30 November 8.00pm
In association with Off The Kerb
Comedy Night
Tickets: £8.50
Kevin Bridges
‘The most exciting talent in Scottish stand up.’ The Herald
Josh Howie
‘Very good and certainly original (4 stars).’ Three Weeks
Jon Richardson
‘. . . a junior Victor Meldrew, only wittier. It’s rare to encounter a show so
effortlessly slick performed by someone so young.’ (4 stars) The Scotsman
Note: comedians subject to change without notice.
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December
December
Monday 1 December 7.30pm
Haverhill Flower Club present
Designs on Christmas
Tickets: £9.50
A special seasonal flower arranging demonstration by Pat Dibbon.
Friday 12 December 8.00pm
Friday 5 December 5.30pm – 8.30pm
Saturday 6 December 10.00am – 4.00pm
Imagine present
A Christmas Craft Fair
Free Entry
Over 25 tables full with thousands of gift ideas which are both unusual and
unique. Come for a cup of coffee at The Bistro and a great Christmas shopping
experience!
Sunday 7 December 4.00pm
Mark Steel –
What’s Going On?
Tickets: £13.00
Mark Steel has performed as a stand up comedian on the British comedy
circuit since the early eighties. He is also well known for the The Mark Steel
Lecture on Radio 4, as well as numerous TV appearances on shows such as
Have I got News for You and Mock the Week.
‘Steel is hilariously funny . . . he is the perfect human being and I want to sta k
him.’ Nicholas Lezard – The Guardian
Thursday 18 December 2.00pm
Haverhill Town Council and Haverhill Keyboard Club present
Haverhill Silver Band –
Family Christmas concert
Dreaming of a White
Christmas Concert
Tickets: £2.50
The first family orientated Christmas Concert to be presented by Haverhill
Silver and Haverhill Youth and Community Bands with Christmas music along
with sing a longs and a conducting competition.
The traditional senior citizen’s Christmas matinee this year will be Trevor John
on keyboard along with Castle Manor Business and Enterprise College Choir
playing all your old time favourites. The ticket price includes refreshments.
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December
January
Friday 23 to Sunday 25 January 2009
Thursday 29 to Saturday 31 January 2009
Centre Stage Company present
Red Riding Hood
by Lesley Cookman, directed by David Hart
Red Riding Hood’s granny is Decidua, the Forest Guardian who, having a bad
cold is unable to prevent the Wolf from entering the forest. We also meet
Prince Stefan and his bodyguard Cecil, who falls victim to the charms of Dame
Ida Hood, three disgruntled pigs, not to mention the wicked Lady Millicent
who has designs on the Prince herself . . .
Friday 23 January
7.30pm
Saturday 24 January 2.00pm
SOLD OUT
£7.50
Saturday 24 January 6.00pm £7.50
Sunday 25 January
2.00pm
Sunday 25 January
6.00pm SOLD OUT
£7.50
Thursday 29 January 7.30pm
£6.00
Friday 30 January
7.30pm
£9.00
Saturday 31 January
2.30pm
£7.50
Saturday 31 January
7.30pm
£9.00
www.centrestagecompany.co.uk
Monday 22 December 3.00pm & 7.00pm
Tuesday 23 December 11.00am & 3.00pm
Wednesday 24 December 11.00am & 3.00pm
Dick Whittington
Tickets: £9.50, £7.50 concessions, £30.00 family ticket
Another Christmas classic gets The Panto Company treatment! Our hero
journeys to London to seek his fortune, accompanied by his faithful cat. But
gold soon becomes the least of his worries when he becomes smitten with
Alice, the Alderman’s daughter, and is then confronted with the baddest of all
pantomime baddies King Rat! Join Dick and the gang as he travels to Siam,
then returns to face his greatest challenge yet becoming Lord Mayor of
London!
Early Bird Offer: Book before 30 September to receive discounts on the
full ticket price.Tickets: £8.50 £7.00, Family ticket £28.50
www.thepantocompany.com
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Information
Bistro
How to book
CALL IN:
The Box Office during opening hours are:
MONDAY
10.00am
TUESDAY
5.00pm
10.00am
5.00pm 6.30pm
8.00pm
WEDNESDAY 10.00am
5.00pm 6.30pm
8.00pm
THURSDAY
10.00am
5.00pm 6.30pm
8.00pm
FRIDAY
10.00am
5.00pm 6.30pm
8.00pm
SATURDAY
10.00am
4.00pm 6.30pm
8.00pm
SUNDAY
One hour prior to a performance
TELEPHONE: 01440 714140. During busy periods, please leave your name
and number on our answer machine and we will return your call.
EMAIL: [email protected]. Please include a day time and
evening contact number and the performance you are interested in.
BY POST: Haverhill Arts Centre, High Street, Haverhill, Suffolk CB9 8AR.
Either enclose a stamped address envelope or add 50p for tickets to be sent
by post.
PAYMENT: can be made by cash, cheque (payable to Haverhill Town
Council), credit or debit card.
CONCESSIONS: under 16s, full time students, registered unwaged, those in
receipt of Disability Living Allowance, and senior citizens. Please
produce evidence of entitlement when paying for or collecting tickets.
A delicious selection of snacks, meals and drinks in a wheelchair and pram
friendly space. Monday to Saturday: 9.30am to 4.00pm, Wednesday:
9.30am to 3.00pm.
Bar
Meet friends over a drink in the bar, open one hour before all events. Drinks (in
plastic glasses) can be taken into the auditorium.
Hire
For information on hiring meeting, function, exhibition and conference spaces,
call Mary Argent on 01440 710174.
Exhibitions
SEPTEMBER: Big Cats Captured, a selection of original photographs from
local zoos by Tracy Payne.
OCTOBER: Mermaids, Anita Debnam paints intense watercolour and
ink images inspired by her own experiences. Mike Debnam
will also be showing his atmospheric watercolours of wildfowl
in coastal landscapes.
NOVEMBER: A stunning collection of creative images captured through
the eyes of local photographer Nikki Watts.
DECEMBER: The regular exhibition of Haverhill Art Group.
GROUP BOOKINGS: are available on selected events. One free ticket
with every ten tickets booked, for a single performance.
REFUNDS: will only be made if the event is sold out and tickets can be sold
on to another customer. A fee of £2.00 per ticket will be charged for this
service.
The personal details required to administer your booking are securely stored
by Haverhill Arts Centre. In accordance with the Data Protection Act, we
will not pass on your details to third parties, unless you give us
permission to do so.
LATECOMERS: Performance starting times vary. If you arrive after the start
start of a performance you may be asked to wait until a suitable break in the
performance before taking your seat.
Please inform the Box Office if you have access requirements so that they
may advise you on the most appropriate seats. If you would like further
information about our facilities for those with disabilities, please ask for our
leaflet or look on the back page.
JOIN OUR MAILING LIST: If you would like to find out about upcoming
events and films at the Arts Centre please email:
[email protected] with your details.
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Cinema
Haverhill Arts Centre Cinema screens blockbusters, foreign language films,
Saturday morning specials and Monday matinées. With free parking after
6.00pm, a bar and tuck shop, we offer great value for money.
Upcoming films include Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day, The Dark Knight and a
season of world cinema.
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Centre for Haverhill Arts . . .
Haverhill Arts Centre hosts a number of local organisations.
Centre Stage Company
Haverhill Sinfonia
Centre Stage perform a varied programme of musicals, pantomimes and plays
at Haverhill Arts Centre and are always looking for new members, young and
old, interested in all aspects of theatre.
Contact: Jan Davidson, 01638 667897 www.centrestagecompany.co.uk
Haverhill Sinfonia is a registered charity that promotes the Haverhill Sinfonia
Soloist Competition, recitals and orchestral concerts performed by the
fully professional Arnold Sinfonia at Haverhill Arts Centre.
Contact: Deena Shypitka, 01440 763799, [email protected]
www.haverhillsinfonia.co.uk
Haverhill & District Flower Club
Haverhill Tea Dances
Promoting the art of Flower Arranging, this club organises monthly demonstrators
and is open to new members who are interested in learning more about the
subject.
Monday 1 September 7.30pm
Floral Moments Barbara Collins
Monday 6 October
7.30pm
AGM and Plan B
Monday 3 November 7.30pm
Moose on the Loose Jackie O’Hare
Monday 1 December 7.30pm
Designs on Christmas Pat Dibbon
Contact: Val Phillips, 07890168344 www.haverhill uk.com/flowerclub
Tickets: £2.00 (includes refreshments). Wednesdays at 2.00pm.
Contact: Box Office on 01440 714140 for more details.
Haverhill Art Group
Founded around 50 years ago, our group of 25 artists from the Haverhill
area come together once a month for a relaxed and friendly workshop, or
demonstrations by visiting artists. They meet at 7.30 pm on the second
Wednesday of each month at The Arts Centre. New members welcome.
Contact: Hon. Secretary, Keith Hitchen, 01440 714863
Haverhill Keyboard Club
This group programmes concerts every month featuring the country’s top
keyboard specialists playing a huge variety of music.
Contact: Muriel Turner, 01440 707551
Haverhill School of Speech
and Drama
Haverhill School of Speech & Drama provides drama lessons for children from
five years upwards. In a fun environment, the children take part in improvisation,
stagecraft and script reading. They also take part in festivals and stage an
annual production.
Contact: Samantha Tucker, 01440 714648
Jo Jingles
Jo Jingles provides music, singing and movement classes for children aged
6 months to 5 years providing a fun approach to pre school education. Each Jo
Jingles class incorporates a carefully structured routine appropriate to the
ages of the children that is designed to maximise enjoyment and learning.
Contact: Kathryn Bienert, 01440 730155
Silverliners Line Dancing
An afternoon club with line dancing led by Val Buer.
New members always welcome.
Tickets: £2.50 (includes refreshments)
Tuesdays at 2.00pm: 2 September, 23 September, 7 October, 21 October,
4 November, 25 November, 9 December, 16 December.
Contact: Box Office, 01440 714140
University of the Third Age (U3A)
The University of the Third Age, ‘U3A’, is a worldwide movement encouraging
retired people who have left full time employment to take up or continue
educational and other interests in a friendly and informal setting. No qualifications
are required to join and no qualifications or degrees awarded.
Contact: Aldine Horrigan, 01440 702497
The multi award winning Haverhill Silver Band regularly performs concerts at
Haverhill Arts Centre as well as elsewhere in the town and the region.
Contact: Richard Pannell, 01440 761769
www.haverhill.silver.band.googlepages.com
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Wednesday 17
Thursday 18
Fri 19 - Sat 20
Sunday 21
Saturday 27
Sunday 28
Tuesday 30
My Brilliant Divorce
7.30pm Tickets: £13.50
The Wake Up Call
with Maggie Crompton
Marty Wilde
with Steven Rinaldi
7.30pm Tickets: £6.50, £5.00
19th Haverhill Sinfonia
Soloist Competition
9.30am – 8.15pm
Tickets: £4.00, £3.00, £2.00
Comedy Night
with Paul Carman
Saturday 8
Saturday 8
Diary
Fri 14 - Sat 15
Sunday 16
Wednesday 19
Fri 21 - Sun 23
Tuesday 25
Wednesday 26
Thursday 27
Saturday 29
Sunday 30
Sunday 5
Thursday 9
Tue 14 - Sat 18
Friday 24
Saturday 25
Sunday 26
Tuesday 28
Wednesday 29
26
The London Community Gospel Choir
Ollie Austin
The Taming of the Shrew
7.30pm Tickets: £9.00, £7.50, £6.00
The Music Man
7.30pm Saturday matinee at 2.30pm
Tickets: £8.00 £9.00 £10.00
Mugenkyo Taiko Drummers
7.30pm Tickets: £14.00, £9.00
Family Ticket £38.00
Chas and Dave
Arnold Sinfonia Orchestral Concert
7.30pm Tickets: £10.00, £6.00, £2.00
with Brett Wales
2.30pm Tickets: £4.50, Family Ticket £16.00
Diary
Monday 1
October
Friday 3
Diary
Haverhill Flower Club present
Designs on Christmas
Fri 5 - Sat 6
A Christmas Craft Fair
Friday 5.30pm – 8.30pm
Saturday 10.00am – 4.00pm Free entry
Sunday 7
Haverhill Silver Band –
Family Christmas Concert
4.00pm Tickets: £5.00, £2.00
Friday 12
Mark Steel
Thursday 18
Dreaming of a White Christmas Concert
Mon 22 - Wed 24 Dick Whittington
Tickets: £9.50, £7.50
Fri 23 - Sat 31
November
Friday 12
Friday 7
Oliver Twist
7.30pm Tickets: £9.00, £7.50, £6.00
Whole Lotta Led
Salsa Workshop
1 1.00am Tickets: £8.00
Jan Akkerman & Gareth Pearson
Hip to the Hop
Friday 7.30pm Saturday 2.30pm, 7.30pm
Tickets: £6.50
Haverhill Silver Band with David Thornton
7.30pm Tickets: £6.50, £5.00
The Sun Has Got His Hat On
10.30am & 1.00pm Tickets: £3.00
Haverhill Performing Arts Festival
9.30am to 6.00pm daily
Tickets: £3.00, £2.00, £1.00
with Matthew Bason
Haverhill and District Local History Group present
Ruby and her Horses
Sister Queens
7.30pm Tickets: £9.00, £7.50, £6.00
Edith Piaf – Celebration Of A Legend
Comedy Night
Centre Stage Company present
Red Riding Hood
December
Saturday 6
Thursday 6
with Robert Wolfe
FuryFest
Puppetry of the Penis
September
Tuesday 2
Diary
January
Diary

September - Haverhill-UK

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