Jan - Apr 2013 - Trinity Theatre

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Theatre 3-8
Bar & Café 9
Music & Dance 10-13
Comedy 14-17
Film 18-24
Children & Youth 25-26
Information 27
Visual Arts 28-29
Diary 30-31
Bar & Café 32
Support Us 32
Trinity gratefully acknowledges the
valuable support of our partners:
Trinity Theatre greatly
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received from:
Welcome to Spring at Trinity!
John Martin
Artistic Manager
We are so proud to be celebrating our 30th anniversary year with a super
new programme of events. Remember if you want to get advance notice of
top comedians who we have from time to time , such as Jo Brand and Alistair
McGowan, you need to join our Members scheme – which also means you can get
discounts and other benefits. See our website for more info. This season we are
showing a variety of ‘live’ opera, dance and theatre events transmitted directly from
the finest opera houses and theatres across the world, including the Royal Opera
House, Bolshoi Ballet, Opera Australia and The Globe. Our Bar and Café is entirely
run by us and our locally-sourced light lunches and mouth-watering homemade
cakes are going down a treat! Look out for our themed food evenings and meal
deals, so you can indulge in some fresh home-cooking alongside some culture! We
have been truly overwhelmed by the support that you, our audience, have given
us so far and we are grateful to Tunbridge Wells Borough Council and others for
financial assistance. However, there is still a great deal to be achieved so please
continue to support us and above all come to Trinity! As ever, I would love to hear
your thoughts and comments, so contact me at [email protected]
Rotary Club Benefit Event: Some Like It Hot
Sat 9 Mar 7.30pm
The Pantiles Rotary Club of Tunbridge Wells are delighted to host this ‘Charity Film Night’ - the Billy Wilder classic Some Like
It Hot! When two Chicago musicians, Joe (Tony Curtis) and Jerry (Jack Lemmon), witness the St. Valentine’s Day massacre,
they want to get out of town and get as far away as possible from the gangster responsible, Spats Colombo. They’re
desperate to get a gig out of town but the only job they know of is in an all-girl band (lead by Marilyn Monroe) heading to
Florida. So they show up at the train station as Josephine and Daphne, the replacement saxophone and bass players.
Mayhem ensues as the two men try to keep their true identities hidden and Spats Colombo and his crew show up for a
meeting with several other crime lords. All proceeds will be shared by Trinity Theatre and the Pantiles Rotary Charity fund
that supports various local charities. Themed canapés and drink is included. Dress code: Gangsters and Gals.
£20 including canapes and a drink
THEATRE
Doctor Faustus
by Christopher Marlowe
A stage classic from The Globe on the big screen
Thu 24 Jan 7.30pm
Doctor Faustus, restless for knowledge, forsakes scholarship for magic and
makes a pact with the Devil: if the tortured spirit Mephistopheles will serve him for
24 years, Faustus will yield his soul to the Devil after death. Transformed into an
arena of wild spectacle and dark illusion, the Globe becomes the scene for an epic
battle between Lucifer and the angels for one man’s soul. Larger than life puppets,
huge flying dragons and horned stilt walkers bring Marlowe’s fantastical world
to life Mephistopheles will be played by Arthur Darvill, best known for the role of
Rory in Doctor Who. Doctor Faustus is played by Paul Hilton, who was last seen
at the Globe in 1998 as Orlando in As You Like It and whose other credits include
Rosmersholm (Almeida Theatre), The Daughter-in-Law (Young Vic) and Silk (BBC).
Doctor Faustus is considered the greatest tragedy in English before Shakespeare.
Marlowe places some of the greatest poetry ever written for the stage and a good
deal of anarchic comedy at the service of this mythic tale illustrating mankind’s
insatiable desire for knowledge and power.
£10 (£8)
Much Ado About Nothing
by William Shakespeare
Fri 1 Feb 7.30pm
Claudio loves Hero and Hero Claudio and nothing seems capable of tearing them
apart. Claudio’s friend Benedick loves Beatrice and Beatrice Benedick, but (because
neither will admit it) nothing seems capable of bringing them together. Only the
intrigues of a resentful prince force Benedick to prove his love for Beatrice – by
killing his best friend.
Driven along by a romance all the more charming for being unacknowledged, Much
Ado About Nothing is a miracle of comic and dramatic suspense and gives us, in
the bantering Beatrice and Benedick, two of Shakespeare’s wittiest, most lovable
pair of lovers.
A production of such flair and fidelity The Sunday Telegraph
£10 (£8)
The Mayor’s Command Performance
In aid of the Mayor’s charity Hospice in the Weald
Sat 2 Feb 7.30pm
The first Mayor’s Command Performance, a Spectacular Variety Show, was held to
great acclaim at the Assembly Hall in September 1992 and funds were raised for
two local charities. In March 2003 a second Mayor’s Command Performance show,
along the lines of the first ten years earlier, was again staged at the Assembly
Hall Theatre. Now, some 20 years from the first one, a third Mayor’s Command
Performance is being staged this time at the Trinity Theatre.
Join the Mayor, Cllr John Smith, as he gathers together a fabulous mix of song,
dance and comedy acts from around the borough of Tunbridge Wells.
£20 (£10 under 18)
Our Theatre season is sponsored by
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Farm Boy
by Michael Morpurgo
New Perspectives Theatre
Fri 8 Feb 7pm
It sometimes felt as though time had stood still on
the family farm – swallows nesting in the eaves, the
old Fordson Tractor quietly rusting in the back of the
barn, Grandpa still tending his chickens – that is, until
the summer his grandson finished school and came to
stay, and the old man started telling stories of what it
had been like on the farm when he was a boy. Michael
Morpurgo’s compelling sequel to the award-winning War
Horse is a moving account of the changing face of the
English countryside and a beautifully-crafted reminder
that stories really can reach out across the generations.
Following critically-acclaimed runs at both the 2010
Edinburgh Festival Fringe and the 2011 Brits Off
Broadway Festival in New York, this magical tale of the
bonds linking grandfather to grandson has once more
been brought to life with drama, storytelling and original
music.
A heart-warming tale Sunday Telegraph
£12 (£10) | £8 schools
Funny Money
by Ray Cooney
An amateur production by Trinity Theatre Club
Tue 26 Feb - Sat 2 Mar 8pm | 3pm matinee Wed & Sat
It’s Henry Perkins’ birthday and this year he’s had a really
special present - a million pounds in used banknotes in
a briefcase he picked up in error on the tube train home
from work. So what would you do? Well, Henry... let’s just
say his wife takes to the bottle, pretends to be his sisterin-law and ends up with a nervous breakdown, his friends
become his relatives from Australia, and he turns himself
into his own brother and ends up with his best friend’s wife
on the way to Barcelona. Caught up in the chaos are two
policemen and a taxi driver whose lives are never going to
be the same again.
Endless comings and goings, brilliant one-liners and great
visual gags – all the comedic ingredients expected from
the Master of Farce, Ray Cooney. Premiered in London in
1994, a record run in Paris, translated into Russian and
Japanese, a film version starring Chevy Chase and now it’s
the turn of Tunbridge Wells audiences to be swept along in
a night of hilarious mayhem.
£12.50 (£11.50)
Opening night special offer: £17.50 for 2 tickets
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Sing Something Simple
Dark Horse Theatre
Fri 15 Mar 8pm
“My name is Spencer Parkin and I can’t sing, can you?” Spencer’s Mum is a jazz singer. His best friend
Bonnie plays the mandolin and his brother Kit is heading for stardom. Craving the spotlight Spencer
goes on his own quest for musical fame, which leads all the way to the Royal Albert Hall, inspired by his
late granddad Gerry Parkin, backing singer extraordinaire. A surprising, funny, and genuinely moving
play for warm hearted music lovers of all ages, this sensational production is guaranteed to chase the
winter blues away. Written and directed by Vanessa Brooks, former local resident whose show SWAN
SONG played at Trinity Theatre to sell out audiences, Sing Something Simple features live music, digital
projection by Tony award winner Mic Pool…And a disappearing dog!
£14 (£12) | £8 schools
Big Blue Box 2
Compaid
Sat 16 Mar 10.45am-7.15pm
The popular one day convention for fans of Doctor Who rematerialises at Trinity Theatre to mark
the 50th anniversary of everyone’s favourite time traveller. The event will include panel discussions
with audience Q&As, a live debate, charity auction, special screenings, signings and stalls. Guests
confirmed so far (subject to work commitments) include Louise Jameson (Leela), Sarah Sutton
(Nyssa), Simon Fisher-Becker (Dorium Maldovar) and from inside the Daleks, operators Cy Town and
Nicholas Pegg. They’ll be joined by writers and commentators including Simon Guerrier, Gary Russell,
Nigel Fairs, Richard Bignell, Will Howells and Jonathan Morris, along with Doctor Who composer Mark
Ayres and audio actor and comedian Michael Fenton-Stevens. The day will conclude with a special
performance of Toby Hadoke’s sell out Edinburgh show, My Stepson Stole my Sonic Screwdriver.
All proceeds from this event will go to Compaid, a local charity supporting disabled people.
£50 | £30 under 12yrs
My Gay Best Friend
in aid of Compaid
Sat 16 Mar 8.15pm
Louise Jameson, star of Doctor Who, Eastenders, Bergerac and Tenko, plays Rachel in My Gay Best
Friend, an award-winning play which she co-wrote with fellow performer Nigel Fairs.
Ages
18+
My Gay Best Friend starts in a ladies’ loo in Eastbourne. Rachel is furious because her gay best friend
Gavin hasn’t turned up to support her in her stage debut; he’s too busy in Hurstpierpoint trying to
become a father with a lesbian couple and a turkey baster!
After winning an Argus Angel when it premiered in the Brighton Festival, My Gay Best Friend is travelling
the country in a pre-London tour.
£10
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Sell a Door Theatre Company
Sat 30 Mar 7.30pm
Fairies, lovers, hapless actors, a disapproving father and of course oodles of theatrical magic! Hermia
loves Lysander and Lysander adores Hermia. But Demetrius desires Hermia while Helena dotes on
Demetrius. All of this gets spun on its head at the intervention of Oberon and his sprightly fairy, Puck.
This production from nationally renowned Sell a Door is guaranteed to be dynamic - with music and
madness revealing the darker side of this much loved comedy. Sell a Door Theatre Company have
developed a reputation for high quality theatre following critically acclaimed tours of Spring Awakening
and Lord of the Flies. They launch their 2013 season with a tour of one of Shakespeare’s most beloved
comedies - A Midsummer Night’s Dream directed by Bryn Holding, the visionary director behind Sell a
Door’s sell-out London productions of Twelfth Night and The Comedy of Errors.
£14 (£12)
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Jane Eyre
by Charlotte Brönte
Hull Truck
Thu 21 Mar 8pm
“I am no bird; and no net ensnares me; I am a free
human being with an independent will.”
From a harsh childhood controlled by unfeeling
adults, Jane Eyre has to rely on her own courage and
convictions to make her way in the world. She longs to
learn. She dares to dream. Employed as a governess,
she travels across the bleak Yorkshire moors to
the mysterious Thornfield Hall – a house of locked
doors with a dangerous secret. There she meets the
strange, sardonic and intriguing Mr Rochester. Can the
constraints of society and the dark past be overcome?
Should Jane trust her head or follow her heart?
Hull Truck Theatre brings to life the classic story
of love, loss and redemption in an intriguing new
adaptation of one of the great gothic novels, directed
by Nick Lane.
A forceful piece of theatrical story telling
The Stage on The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde
£14 (£12) | £8 schools
Wasted
by Kate Tempest
A Paines Plough, Birmingham REP and Roundhouse
production in association with NSDF and Latitude Festival
Fri 22 Mar 8pm
I’m making a decision. I’m changing things. This is it.
Three old friends. One remarkable day. For Ted, Danny and
Charlotte, life will never be the same again.
A day glo trip through the parks and raves and cafes of
South London, where life is what you make it. The words
of Kate Tempest paint a picture of lives less ordinary in an
unforgiving world, sound-tracked by an exhilarating score.
A play about life, love and losing your mind.
Kate Tempest is the UK’s most exciting performance
poet, currently serving up a storm in the UK hip-hop scene
with her band Sound Of Rum. Wasted is her debut play
and features her trademark lyrical ferocity in a dynamic
theatrical staging.
Ingenious... funny... spot-on The Guardian
An unmissable experience Whatsonstage
Seductive as smoke Time Out
£14 (£12)
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All’s
Well That Ends Well
Thu 11 Apr 7.30pm
A story of love and magic, Shakespeare defies all expectations in this comedy
Helena loves the arrogant Bertram, and when she cures the King of France of his sickness, she claims
Bertram as her reward. But her brand-new husband, flying from Helena to join the wars, attaches
two obstructive conditions to their marriage – conditions he is sure will never be met. All’s Well That
Ends Well grinds the romantic against the realistic at every turn and brilliantly reverses all the usual
expectations of Shakespearean comedy. Some of Shakespeare’s most inventive language gives life
to not just his single-minded heroine and her churlish lover, but a fantastic cast of frauds, cynics,
sentimentalists and buffoons. Playing alongside the fabulous Janie Dee, Countess of Roussillon, are
some familiar faces. Helena will be played by Ellie Piercy (Liberty and The Merry Wives of Windsor),
while her Bertram is Sam Crane whose Hotspur in Henry IV last season won great acclaim. James
Garnon (King James I in Anne Boleyn) will play the cowardly parasite, Parolles.
£10 (£8)
Handmade With Love @Trinity
Appleducks presents
Sat 13 Apr 10am-4pm
Handmade with Love @ Trinity will follow on from the very successful event in November 2012
featuring beautiful handmade crafts designed and created by hand-picked talented local makers and
artisans. As well as knitted, crocheted and hand sewn goods, there will be artwork, pottery, cards,
homeware, jewellery and clothing for sale. Perfect for sourcing one-off presents or just for treating
yourself!
For event info call Stephanie on 01892 528 071 or Jo on 01892 540 904
£3 on the door | under 14yrs free
Miss Julie
by August Strindberg
UK Touring Theatre
Fri 19 Apr 8pm
Midsummer’s Eve, Sweden, 1888. The Count’s
daughter and his valet cross social and sexual
boundaries; and must face the consequences.
While the servants’ party continues in the barn
outside, aristocratic Miss Julie is drawn to the
kitchen and to the socially ambitious Jean,
her father’s valet. What starts as a harmless
flirtation, soon descends into a ferocious power
struggle and battle of the sexes, from which
neither can escape.
Banned in the UK for 50 years when first written,
Miss Julie shocked critics across Europe with
it’s frank portrayal of sexuality and inter-class
relationships in 19th century society. Now widely
regarded as Strindberg’s masterpiece, its vivid
depiction of the class system is still as pertinent
today, and has received worldwide critical
acclaim.
£14 (£12) | £8 schools
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Our Town
by Thornton Wilder
Apollo Theatre Company
Thu 25 Apr 7.30pm
“Nice town, y’know what I mean? Nobody very remarkable ever come out of it, s’far
as we know.”
Set in the small town of Grover’s Corner, New Hampshire, Our Town is Thornton
Wilder’s classic tale of American life in the early 20th Century. A story about
ordinary citizens and their everyday lives, the play takes us through twelve years in
the story of the town, and centres around two families and their experiences of life,
love and loss.
Following their hugely popular production of Blue Remembered Hills, Apollo Theatre
Company return to Trinity with this exciting new production celebrating the classic
play’s 75th anniversary.
£14 (£12) | £8 schools
Waiting for Brando
by Mike Morris & Steve Higginson
Sat 27 Apr 8pm
Two Liverpool seamen.
Two giants of American stage and screen.
Director Elia Kazan (On The Waterfront) and playwright Arthur
Miller (Death of a Salesman, A View From A Bridge, The Crucible),
confront their past in this story of brotherhood, betrayal, secrets
and showdowns. Only one thing is certain - everything will change
when Brando arrives.
Based upon an urban myth - when Elia Kazan was filming On The
Waterfront in a bar in New Jersey, two Liverpool merchant seamen
were allowed to stay.
This is their story and much, much more...
£14 (£12) | £8 schools
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La Bohème
Opera screened live from the Royal Opera House
Tue 15 Jan 7.15pm
When Rodolfo, a penniless poet, meets Mimì, a seamstress, they fall passionately in
love. But their happiness is threatened when Rodolfo learns that Mimì is gravely ill.
Giacomo Puccini’s romantic depiction of bohemian Paris, with memorable music and
a love story drawn from everyday life, has captivated audiences round the world,
making La Bohème one of the best-loved of all operas. It was first performed in
Covent Garden in 1897 and has had over 500 performances there since.
John Copley’s production recreates Paris in the 1830s, from the lively Latin Quarter,
where hawkers and traders ply their wares, to a drafty attic where impoverished
artists live. Rodolfo and Mimì’s love story is given moving expression through
Puccini’s score, from their first meeting in Act I to their final, poignant scene
together in Act IV. These moments of emotional intensity are contrasted with the
colourful spectacle of the Café Momus and surrounding streets, which present a
cross-section of Parisian society in all its noise and vibrancy.
£15 (£13)
In Italian with English subtitles
Richard Durrant
Fri 15 Feb 7.30pm
The English guitarist Richard Durrant is a world
class virtuoso with an imaginative flair for
presentation and a warm and easy rapport that has
endeared him to audiences in the UK, Europe and
South America.
His 2013 UK tour brings a new show packed full
of stories and music from a lifetime of playing the
guitar.
Using the most intriguing musical stepping stones Durrant strides across continents and centuries like
a possessed, guitar wielding Dr Who. The guitar is
a chameleon - especially in these capable hands.
Expect to hear JS Bach, Django Reinhardt, music
from Venezuela and Paraguay, a special 10th
anniversary tribute to Freddie Phillips with music
from Trumpton, Camberwick Green & Chigley. Add
to the mix Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells and you
will see why Richard is the greatest guitarist of his
generation.
Extraordinary virtuosity… A simply
unmissable treat Classic FM Magazine
£14 (£12)
Eugene Onegin
Opera screened live from the Royal Opera House
Wed 20 Feb 7.15pm
When Tatyana is introduced to the dashing, unconventional Onegin, she believes
that he is the hero of her dreams. But he carelessly rejects her – with tragic
consequences. Tchaikovsky’s deep sympathy for his heroine Tatyana is shown in
the tenderness of her music. Her yearning string motif opens the opera and it gains
full expression in her letter aria in Act I – one of the most intense solo scenes ever
written for the soprano voice.
In Kasper Holten’s powerful new production, the turbulence of Tatyana and
Onegin’s youth is contrasted with the self-realization they gain in later life. The
staging foregrounds the power of memory and the often futile longing to undo past
mistakes that comes with experience.
£15 (£13)
In Russian with English subtitles
Tunbridge Wells Arts
Festival GEMS Concert
Sun 24 Mar 3pm
Tunbridge Wells Arts Festival presents highlights
from the 2013 Festival entries in an afternoon of
Music and Drama at Trinity. The GEMS Concert
features festival competitors invited by the
Festival Chairman to perform, and showcases
young local performing arts talent in a varied
programme across all age categories. The Cups
and Awards to Festival winners will be presented
by the President of the Festival, His Worship the
Mayor of Tunbridge Wells.
£6 (£4) | £15 family
Our Music & Dance season is sponsored by
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The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland
Ballet screened live from the Royal Opera House
Thu 28 Mar 7.15pm
At a garden party on a sunny afternoon, Alice is surprised to see a mysterious white
rabbit. When she follows it down a hole, things get curiouser and curiouser…
Joby Talbot’s score combines sweeping melodies, which gesture to ballet scores of
the 19th century, with contemporary effects. Bob Crowley’s wildly imaginative sets
and costumes draw on puppetry, projections and masks to bring Wonderland to life.
Alice encounters a cast of extraordinary characters down the rabbit hole: from the
highly-strung Queen of Hearts, who performs a hilarious rendition of the famous
Rose Adagio from The Sleeping Beauty; to dancing playing cards; a sinuous
caterpillar and a tap-dancing Mad Hatter. There is a love narrative for Alice and
the Knave of Hearts, and they dance a tender pas de deux at the close of Act II.
But the ballet does not avoid the darker undercurrents of Lewis Carroll’s story – a
nightmarish kitchen, an eerily disembodied Cheshire Cat and an unhinged tea party
are all created in vivid detail.
£15 (£13)
The Rite of Spring
Ballet screened live from the Bolshoi Ballet Theatre
Sun 31 Mar 4pm
Originally created by Igor Stravinsky and Vaslav Nijinsky for Serge Diaghilev’s
Ballets.
Russes in 1913, The Rite of Spring is here entirely re-choreographed for its 100th
anniversary, especially for the Bolshoi, by Wayne McGregor. The contemporary
British choreographer revisits the themes of the Russian spring, The Adoration of
the Earth and The Exalted Sacrifice, applying his characteristic energy and fluidity
to this new creation.
£15 (£13)
Madama Butterfly
Opera classic from Opera Australia on the big screen
Fri 5 Apr 7.30pm
One of the world’s favourite operas comes to the big screen in Opera Australia’s
celebrated production of Puccini’s romantic love story. Fall in love with the beautiful
costumes, colours and the quietly mythical spirituality of Moffatt Oxenbould’s classic
production. Lieutenant Pinkerton has arrived in Nagasaki, where his ship will be
stationed for an extended tour of duty. While he is there, he intends to live well.
The local fixer, Goro, has rented a house with a view for him, and hired the staff.
All that is missing is a little wife to come home to. Goro can provide. He knows a
girl. Her name is Butterfly. Puccini’s Madama Butterfly is one of the world favourite
operas, and is one of Opera Australia’s most celebrated productions with acclaimed
Japanese soprano Hiromi Omura in the title role. She is joined by young Australian
tenor James Egglestone, making his role debut as the dastardly Pinkerton, with
Michael Lewis as Sharpless and Dominica Matthews as Suzuki. And to conduct, we
welcome Ryusuke Numajiri.
£12 (£10)
In Italian with English subtitles
Our Music & Dance season is sponsored by
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Comedy Cafe
best of live stand-up
Let yourself go with Trinity’s regular Comedy Cafés, bringing you the
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drinks from our well-stocked bar, and share tasty homemade food
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Our auditorium is transformed into an atmospheric and intimate setting
acts on the circuit.
stage so you can get up close and personal to some of the very best
£10
8PM
Sat 19 Jan
Sat 9 Feb
Fri 8 Mar
Sat 6 Apr
Joey Page
Andy Robinson Kerry Godliman
Rob Deering
Marcus Birdman
Joe Bor
Tom Wrigglesworth Angela Barnes
Charlie Baker
John Lynn
3rd act TBC
Tobias Persson
All Comedy Café acts are subject to change and may contain explicit material
GAGGLE OF GIGGLES RETURNS
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Daniel Bye: The Price Of Everything
Fri 25 Jan 8pm
How much is beauty worth?
What will people pay for an air guitar on eBay?
Can I have a glass of milk?
These urgent questions and others are answered in The Price of Everything, a
performance lecture about value. Daniel Bye’s whistlestop tour of bizarre facts
and impassioned arguments is occasionally shambolic and often tendentious - but
always a joy to watch.
Comic, provocative, and possibly a tiny bit sad, this show is a must if you’ve ever
wondered about the difference between the price of an object and its value.
And you get a free glass of milk.
The future of British theatre The Times
£14 (£12)
Politically Incorrect: The Songs of Tom Lehrer
Thu 31 Jan 8pm
Politically Incorrect is a 90 minute show of the best-loved songs of the master
satirist Tom Lehrer. Written over 50 years ago, Lehrer’s songs and his irreverent
attitude have survived the passage of time, though his satire is now perhaps darker
and more politically incorrect than most of today’s wits would risk.
Join pianist, vocalist and all round entertainer Peter Gill in a wonderful performance,
reliving the golden days of cutting satire to hear such gems as Poisoning Pigeons
in the Park, I Got it from Agnes, The Masochism Tango, The Irish Ballad, I Hold Your
Hand in Mine, Pollution, Smut, When You Are Old and Grey and Oedipus Rex.
£14 (£12)
Francesca Martinez
Sat 16 Feb 8pm
What happens when you’re branded ‘abnormal’ in a world obsessed with normality?
This show is Francesca’s defiant, insightful, and fascinating answer. Intrigued by the
power that a six-letter word has over so many people, Francesca shares her own
life-changing journey of growing up as ‘abnormal’, being rescued from High-SchoolHell by getting cast as a regular in ‘Grange Hill’, letting Ricky Gervais take the piss
out of her walk in ‘Extras’, and working out what to say to the BBC after being
offered the role of a, ahem, vegetable. Whatever body you’re born into, it seems
that most people share the universal desire to be ‘normal’. This award-winning show
is for anyone who’s ever struggled to fit in, felt ‘different’, or wondered what the
@#&? ‘normal’ means? Apart from a cycle on a washing machine, of course…
Hilarious and deeply moving Metro, Edinburgh
Perfect stand-up Rhum, Melbourne
£14 (£12)
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Alistair McGowan
Fri 12 Apr 8pm
The Nation’s favourite impressionist, Alistair
McGowan, goes back to his stand-up roots
for a new two-hour show. Asking the big
questions like: would the world be a happier
place if Ed Miliband was Prime Minister?
What are we really thinking while watching
Shakespeare? And is Hilary Devey Jessie J’s
mum? Expect to hear everyone from Andy
Murray to Colin Murray, riffs on everything
from Jeff Stelling to bad spelling and at least
one song about butter.
Warning: May contain puns!
Wickedly funny mimicry Sunday Mirror
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Jimmy Jones
Thu 18 Apr 8pm
Jimmy Jones has always been regarded as one of
Britain’s most successful live comedians.
His act is legendary. He was the first stand-up comic to
release a video which went on to sell 75,000 copies.
Many of today’s successful comedians cite Jimmy as
their inspiration and out of pure respect – they refer to
him as the Guvnor!
From the clubs in the South East, to the theatres around
the UK and a residency in Las Vegas, Jimmy has played
them all to sell-out crowds. However, (with the exception
of ‘The Comedians’) TV stations would never air Jimmy,
ruling his act as too risqué.
In this his 51st year in show business, Jimmy has recently
published his autobiography, packed with tales about his
show biz buddies; and he continues to fill theatres with a
great show including his memorable “true stories”.
The Guvnor is back and he’s not taking any prisoners!
£14 (£12)
John Shuttleworth
Fri 26 Apr 8pm
It’s twenty years since former sweet factory security guard, and
versatile singer/organist, John Shuttleworth took the comedy
world by storm, and received a Perrier Nomination and an Edinburgh Critics Award for John Shuttleworth’s Guide To Stardom.
The Sony and Perrier nominated Shuttleworth ventures beyond
the garden gate to tread the mean streets of Britain. Which is
better: city life or country living? Supermarket or village shop?
Or is it better to sit in your shed and count the cobwebs?
Star of Radio 4’s The Shuttleworths, TV’s 500 Bus Stops and
It’s Nice Up North he has had numerous successful national
tours since his debut, including 2000 & John which won the
Manchester Evening News Comedy Award.
John Shuttleworth is Graham Fellows’ best known comic
creation after his chart success with Jilted John, which reached
number 4 in the UK in 1978. Fellows continued his pop association when as Shuttleworth he supported Blur at the Mile
End Stadium.
His last series for Radio 4 – John Shuttleworth’s Open Mind was
nominated for Best Radio Comedy at the North West Comedy
Awards.
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Skyfall
Tue 8 Jan 2pm | 7.30pm
12A | 142mins | Sam Mendes
007 (Daniel Craig) becomes M’s (Judi Dench) only ally as MI6 comes under attack, and a mysterious new
villain (Javier Bardem) emerges with a diabolical plan… With wit, colour and panache, Bond’s dazzling 50th
anniversary adventure both embraces the past and looks forward to the future, thanks to a surprisingly
emotional script, terrific performances and breathtakingly gorgeous cinematography.
Holy Motors
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Wed 9 Jan 8pm
18 | 115mins | Leos Carax
Denis Lavant plays Monsieur Oscar, who, over the course of a single day, takes on ten other guises,
ranging from a gangster and ageing millionaire to a troubled parent and anarchic tramp. This brilliant,
visually striking film, featuring impressive cameos by Eva Mendes and Kylie Minogue, was one of the toasts
of the Cannes Film Festival 2012.
Beasts Of The Southern Wild
Sun 13 Jan 5pm | 8pm
12A | 93mins | Benh Zeitlin
Hushpuppy is a little girl who lives a semi-feral life of freedom in rundown Louisiana town The Bathtub,
a place with no rules and no planning regulations. When a storm floods the area, she sets off with her
sick father on a mission to reclaim their land. Beautiful, funny, timely and tender, this is one of the most
startlingly imaginative directorial debuts of recent years.
Elena
Wed 16 Jan 8pm
12A | 109mins | Andrei Zvyagintsev | Russian
When a sudden illness and an unexpected reunion threaten dutiful housewife Elena’s potential inheritance,
she must hatch a desperate plan ... The subtlety and stealth of this snapshot of contemporary Russian life
is a marvel, as is the complex and enigmatic performance given by Nadezhda Markina in the title role. A
deeply satisfying film.
Ginger & Rosa
Fri 18 Jan 11am | 2pm | 8pm
12A | 89mins | Sally Potter
London, 1962. Teenage girls, Ginger and Rosa, are inseparable. They dream of a modern, free life together,
unlike the lot of their frustrated mothers. But their friendship is shattered when the threat of a nuclear
holocaust becomes an increasing reality, and their new desires begin to clash. A tender and thoughtful
return to form by ‘Orlando’ director Sally Potter.
Silver Linings Playbook
15 | 121mins | David O. Russell
After a stint in a mental institution, former teacher Pat Solitano tries to reconcile with his ex-wife. Things get
challenging when he meets Tiffany, a mysterious girl with problems of her own. This romantic comedy fair
zips along with its off-beat energy and fast-paced wisecracking script, plus brilliant turns from Hollywood
favourites Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence.
Rust & Bone (De rouille et d’os)
Tue 22 Jan 11am | 2pm | 8pm
15 | 122mins | Jacques Audiard | French
Ali, a drifter, takes his young son to the south of France to shack up in his sister’s garage. Scoring a job as
a bouncer, he has a chance encounter with a killer-whale trainer that will affect them both. What could have
been bizarre, sentimental or contrived, here becomes an utterly absorbing tale of a miraculous friendship
which evolves into a moving romance, wonderfully acted by Marion Cotillard and Matthias Schoenaerts.
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Sister (L’enfant d’en haut)
Wed 23 Jan 8pm
15 | 97mins | Ursula Meier | French
A smart, sweet slice of European realism, as brisk and bracing as the air on the Swiss ski-slopes where
it’s set. Remarkable young newcomer Kacey Mott Klein plays wiry, light-fingered scamp Simon, who preys
on hapless tourists to supplement his hard day-to-day existence with his loose-living sister/guardian (Lea
Seydoux, never better). It’s their complex relationship that gives this exquisitely shot snowbound story its
warmth.
Argo
15 | 120mins | Ben Affleck
As the US Embassy in post-revolution Tehran falls to a mob of Ayatollah-supporting students, six officers
slip out and seek sanctuary with the Canadians. To get them out of the country, the CIA’s Tony Mendez (Ben
Affleck) devises an ingenious plan: create a fake movie, called ‘Argo’, and pretend they’re the crew. An oldschool espionage thriller with a movie-biz comedy twist. Based on a true story.
It Always Rains On Sunday*
Tue 29 Jan 11am | 2pm | 8pm
PG | 92mins | Robert Hamer
Chronicling a March Sunday in the lives of a Bethnal Green family and their various acquaintances, this
suspenseful narrative centres on the dilemma faced by Rose (Googie Withers) when an old flame breaks
out of Dartmoor and turns up demanding food and refuge. Hamer’s skilful 1947 mix of noir thriller and vivid
social tapestry is rightly acclaimed as one of Britain’s finest postwar films.
Happy, Happy (Sykt lykkelig)
Wed 30 Jan 8pm
15 | 84mins | Anne Sewitsky | Norwegian
In a perpetually snowbound, rustic Scandinavian landscape, a perfect housewife, who just happens to be
sex-starved, struggles to keep her emotions in check when an attractive family moves in next door. This
enjoyable, warm-hearted and refreshingly unpredictable Norwegian dramatic comedy scooped the World
Cinema Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival 2011.
The Sapphires
Sun 3 Feb 5pm
PG | 103mins | Wayne Blair
It’s 1968, and a trio of Aboriginal singing sisters are desperate to spread their wings. Encouraged by their
drunken Irish manager (Chris O’Dowd), they head off to a war zone. It’s a baptism of fire, but this lovable
Australian feelgood musical comedy skims over the downers in favour of gentle laughs, romance and
infectious soul numbers. Irresistible.
Room 237
Sun 3 Feb 8pm
15 | 102mins | Rodney Ascher
Subliminal messages, conspiracy theories, continuity errors, signs, symbols, clues and allusions… Five
‘The Shining’ obsessives expound their – sometimes bizarre, always engrossing - theories about Kubrick’s
horror masterpiece in this brilliantly imaginative investigation, which will make you think, laugh and have you
rushing back to re-watch the movie quicker than you can say RedRum. Handily, Trinity will be screening the
newly released extended version of ‘The Shining’ on Tue 12 Feb!
Amour
Tue 5 Feb 11am | 2pm | 8pm
12A | 127mins | Michael Haneke | French
Georges and Anne, a married couple in their eighties, face the greatest test of their lifelong love when Anne
begins to display symptoms of dementia, signalling a sudden deterioration of her mind and body. Not only
one of the greatest films ever made about old age, but also a love story for the ages, Michael Haneke’s
Palme D’Or winner is uncomfortable, uncompromising, unflinching... and utterly unmissable.
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Gambit
Wed 6 Feb 8pm
12A | 89mins | Michael Hoffman
Harry Dean (Colin Firth), an art curator, decides to take revenge on his abusive boss (Alan Rickman) by
conning him into buying a fake painting: Monet’s ‘Haystacks’, but requires the help of a beautiful woman to
play his gambit. Harry finds the perfect candidate in an eccentric and unpredictable rodeo queen from Texas
(Cameron Diaz). But as Harry becomes ever more infatuated with her, his strategy goes haywire.
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In The Mood For Love*
PG | 93mins | Wong Kar Wai | Cantonese
Sun 10 Feb 5pm | 8pm
This achingly romantic film, first released in 2000, traces the hesitant love affair between two cuckolded
Hong Kong neighbours, sublimely played by Maggie Cheung and Tony Leung. We hope that the hypnotic
soundtrack, masterly performances and exquisite recreation of the ‘60s ambience will get you ‘in the mood
for’ seeing in the Chinese New Year at Trinity!
The Shining*
15 | 144mins | Stanley Kubrick
Tue 12 Feb 2pm | 7.30pm
Stanley Kubrick’s masterpiece of modern horror returns to the big screen. Based on Stephen King’s
bestseller, this tale of a family man and would-be writer (Jack Nicholson) going mad as winter caretaker of
the cursed Overlook Hotel is a seminal work of the genre. The BFI has released this magnificent new digital
print of the US version, which runs 24 minutes longer than the familiar European edition.
Trouble With The Curve
Wed 13 Feb 8pm
12A | 111mins | Robert Lorenz
An ageing baseball scout (Clint Eastwood) with failing sight hits the road with his estranged daughter (Amy
Adams) to pursue a promising young ballplayer. They learn just how much they have in common as they
make their way from Georgia to North Carolina in this highly accomplished directorial debut from frequent
Eastwood collaborator Robert Lorenz.
The Hunt (Jagten)
15 | 115mins | Thomas Vinterberg | Danish
Sun 17 Feb 5pm | 8pm
‘Festen’ director Vinterberg makes a storming comeback with this electrifying drama about a kindergarten
teacher accused of wrongdoing. The nimble script teases out emotions before smashing them headlong
into one another: one of the film’s saddest scenes contains its best joke, and the cumulative effect is
dizzying. Mads Mikkelsen, who is not given to sympathetic roles, has never been better. Riveting stuff.
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2D)
Tue 19 Feb 2pm | 7pm
12A | 169mins | Peter Jackson
Spend half term in Middle Earth enjoying the first epic prequel to ‘The Lord Of The Rings’ trilogy! Join a
curious Hobbit, Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman), as he journeys to the Lonely Mountain with a vigorous
group of Dwarves to reclaim a treasure stolen from them by the dragon Smaug (Benedict Cumberbatch).
Reprising their earlier roles are Ian McKellen as Gandalf, Cate Blanchett, Elijah Wood, and Orlando Bloom.
Great Expectations
Fri 22 Feb 2pm | 7pm
12A | 128mins | Mike Newell
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Another luscious literary adaptation to liven up half term! Dickens’ classic rags-to-riches tale, in which
humble orphan Pip becomes a gentleman with the help of an unknown benefactor, is packed with
coincidences, revelations and bitter jealousies. It cycles from warm family drama to blackly comical intrigue
to romantic angst to action thriller, with scene-stealing turns from Helena Bonham Carter and Ralph Fiennes
as Miss Havisham and Abel Magwitch.
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The Master
Sun 3 Mar 4pm | 7.30pm
15 | 143mins | Paul Thomas Anderson
After World War II, Freddie Quell (Joaquin Phoenix) is discharged from the navy and finds it hard to adjust
to civilian life, becoming a rootless, drunk drifter. A chance meeting with Lancaster Dodd (Philip Seymour
Hoffman), leader of a new cult called The Cause, offers him an opportunity to change. A polished,
provocative and at times stirringly powerful work.
Life Of Pi (2D)
Tue 5 Mar 11am | 2pm | 8pm
PG | 127mins | Ang Lee
Oscar-winning director Ang Lee’s lush adaptation of Yann Martel’s adventure novel of magical realism is an
absolute stunner. This coming-of-age story surrounds the son of a zookeeper, who survives a shipwreck by
stowing away on a lifeboat with a zebra, an orang-utan, a hyena, and a Bengal tiger by the name of Richard
Parker. An incredibly rich cinematic experience incomparable to anything that has come before.
Celeste & Jesse Forever
Wed 6 Mar 8pm
15 | 92mins | Lee Toland Krieger
A sweet smart comedy about two people who met in high school, married young and are growing apart.
Now thirty, they decide to get divorced and attempt to stay best friends while pursuing other relationships,
but this plan is not as simple as they had imagined... This humorous and honest examination of a broken
heart was co-written by Rashida Jones, who also stars here with Andy Samberg.
Quartet
Sun 10 Mar 5pm | 8pm
12A | 98mins | Dustin Hoffman
At a home for retired opera singers, the annual concert to celebrate Verdi’s birthday is disrupted by the
arrival of Jean, an eternal diva and the former wife of one of the residents. With an all-star cast of Maggie
Smith, Tom Courtenay, Pauline Collins, Billy Connolly, and Michael Gambon, as a Mother’s Day outing this
will surely hit the spot. Especially for Verdi fans. Bravo Maestro Dustin Hoffman!
The Impossible
12A | 113mins | J.A.Bayona
Naomi Watts and Ewan McGregor shine in this affecting and powerful true story of a family caught up in the
Asian tsunami of December 2004. The tsunami and flood scenes are a marvel of epic filmmaking, and the
brave and vulnerable moments that occur as the family members struggle to stay alive and find one another
are equally wonderful in their intimacy and humanity.
I, Anna
Wed 13 Mar 8pm
15 | 91mins | Barnaby Southcombe
A noir thriller told from the point of view of a femme fatale (Charlotte Rampling on stunning form), who falls
for the detective in charge of a murder case (a smouldering Gabriel Byrne). Style blended with smart writing
makes for an engaging crime suspense story led by two of modern cinema’s most watchable veterans.
Director/writer Barnaby Southcombe also happens to be Rampling’s son.
Seven Psychopaths
Sun 17 Mar 5pm | 8pm
15 | 110mins | Martin McDonagh
A struggling Irish screenwriter adrift in Hollywood inadvertently becomes entangled in the Los Angeles
criminal underworld after his oddball friends kidnap a gangster’s beloved Shih Tzu. Celebrate St Patrick’s
Day with black comedy from two of Ireland’s finest cinematic talents behind and on the big screen – writer/
director Martin ‘In Bruges’ McDonagh and actor Colin Farrell.
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Zero Dark Thirty
15 | 157mins | Kathryn Bigelow
For a decade, an elite team of intelligence and military operatives, working in secret across the globe,
devoted themselves to a single goal: to find and eliminate Osama bin Laden. ‘Zero Dark Thirty’ reunites the
Oscar-winning team of director-producer Kathryn Bigelow and writer-producer Mark Boal for the story of
history’s greatest manhunt for the world’s most dangerous man.
Love Crime (Crime d’amour)
15 | 106mins | Alain Corneau | French
Wed 20 Mar 8pm
This swansong from director Alain Corneau depicts a contest of will between two women executives in the
French headquarters of an American multinational, and involves bloodthirsty corporate skulduggery and
intrigue. Pitting the formidable talents of Ludivine Sagnier and Oscar-nominee Kristin Scott Thomas against
each other, it delivers a deliciously twisted tale of office politics that turn, literally, cut-throat.
Django Unchained
Sun 24 Mar 7.30pm
15 | 141mins | Quentin Tarantino
With the help of his mentor, a slave-turned-bounty hunter sets out to rescue his wife from a brutal Mississippi
plantation owner. This Deep-South-set revenge tale features Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz, Leonardo
DiCaprio, Kerry Washington and Samuel L. Jackson, with a cameo by Franco Nero, star of the 1966
spaghetti western ‘Django’ that was the inspiration behind this latest offering from Tarantino.
Babette’s Feast* (Babettes Gaestebud)
U | 102mins | Gabriel Axel | Danish
Set in the 1870s this is the comic and poignant story of a French culinary genius reduced to smoking
cod in the household of a pair of pious Lutheran sisters, until one day she stuns the taciturn Jutlanders by
preparing a mighty feast. Adapted in 1987 with great sensitivity and invention from Isak Dinesen’s short
story, this truly lovely re-released tale of everyday passion, magic and miracles is a delicacy to savour.
The Sessions
Wed 27 Mar 8pm
15 | 94mins | Ben Lewin
With the support of an unconventional priest (William H. Macy), a 38-year-old writer (John Hawkes) who has
spent most of his life in an iron lung enlists the help of a sexual surrogate (Helen Hunt) in order to lose his
virginity. Lives are profoundly transformed by the tender sessions that ensue in this drama inspired by the
life of poet/journalist Mark O’Brien.
Hyde Park On Hudson
Sun 31 Mar 8pm
12A | 94mins | Roger Michell
The story of the love affair between Franklin Delano Roosevelt (Bill Murray) and his distant cousin Margaret
‘Daisy’ Suckley (Laura Linney), which comes to light during the weekend in 1939 when stuttering King
George VI (Samuel West) and Queen Elizabeth (Olivia Colman) visited upstate New York to petition FDR to
help them in the European war effort.
Les Misérables
Mon 1 Apr 2pm | 7pm
12A | 152mins | Tom Hooper
Directed by Tom Hooper (‘The King’s Speech’), the world’s longest-running musical brings its power to the
big screen in this sweeping and spectacular interpretation of Victor Hugo’s epic tale. With international
superstars (Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe, Anne Hathaway) and beloved songs, ‘Les Mis’, the show of
shows, is now reborn as the cinematic musical experience of a lifetime.
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Lincoln
Tue 2 Apr 2pm | 7.30pm
12A | 149mins | Steven Spielberg
As the Civil War continues to rage, America’s president struggles with continuing carnage on the battlefield
and fighting with many inside his own cabinet on the decision to emancipate slaves… ‘Lincoln’ is elevated
by a superhuman star turn from the unimpeachable Daniel Day-Lewis in the title role, and by the energy and
invention Spielberg displays in telling a story that doesn’t rely on action and special effects.
No
Wed 3 Apr 8pm
15 | 118mins | Pablo Larrain | Spanish
Gael García Bernal stars in this audacious award-winning comedy of manners centred on an advertising whiz
hired to package and market the campaign to defeat Chilean dictator Pinochet’s 1988 attempt to legitimise
his 15-year reign through a public referendum. Director Larraín’s decision to give his whole film the same
grubby video look as the often hilarious commercials we see lends further immediacy to this razor-sharp
satire.
I Give It A Year
Sun 7 Apr 4pm
TBC | TBC | Dan Mazer
Starting where other romantic comedies finish, Working Title’s new Brit flick lifts the veil on the trials
and tribulations of a pair of newlyweds (Rafe Spall and Rose Byrne) struggling through their first year of
marriage, as alternatives present themselves in the shape of an old flame and an attractive American work
client. Sizzling support all the way from Anna Faris, Stephen Merchant, Simon Baker, Minnie Driver and
Olivia Colman.
Flight
Sun 7 Apr 7.30pm
15 | 138mins | Robert Zemeckis
When Captain William Whitaker (Denzel Washington) performs a miraculous landing after the passenger jet
he’s flying develops serious problems everyone expects him to be hailed as a hero. But when the authorities
discover that a high level of alcohol was found in his blood the night of the flight it looks like he might end
up in prison...
Hitchcock
Tue 9 Apr 11am | 2pm | 8pm
12A | 98mins | Sacha Gervasi
The intimate story of cinematic master Alfred Hitchcock (Anthony Hopkins) and his wife Alma Reville (Helen
Mirren) while he struggles to make his latest film ‘Psycho’ in 1959. Facing problems with US censors,
financial backing, studio indifference and scorn from his peers, the film delves into the relationship with his
wife, his actresses and the birth of a cinema classic.
Song For Marion
Wed 10 Apr 8pm
PG | 93mins | Paul Andrew Williams
Optimistic choir director Elizabeth (Gemma Arterton) enters the OAPZ choir into a singing competition.
Marion, played by Vanessa Redgrave, loves to perform and agrees to take a solo. Her grumpy husband
Arthur (Terence Stamp) bitterly resents the whole idea, so when Marion falls ill, will he agree to take her
place? A funny and touching tale of heartbreak, redemption and reconciliation.
Run For Your Wife
Sun 14 Apr 5pm | 8pm
12A | 93mins | Ray Cooney
John Smith has been happily involved in bigamist marriages for five years. He lives with Michelle in
Kennington and Stephanie in Finsbury, but the respective local police forces are on to him and John’s happy
bubble is about to be burst. Over 80 celebrities make cameo appearances in Ray Cooney’s much-loved
farce and have agreed to donate their fees to a theatrical charity – how many can you spot!?
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Cloud Atlas
Tue 16 Apr 2pm | 7pm
15 | 171mins | Lana and Andy Wachowski, Tom Tykwer
This lavish adaptation of David Mitchell’s 2004 novel follows six different interweaving narratives between
1849 and 2346, which explore how the actions of individual lives impact on one another in the past, present
and future, as one soul is shaped from a killer into a hero, and an act of kindness ripples across centuries
to inspire a revolution. The all-star cast includes Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, Jim Broadbent, and Hugh Grant.
Lore
Wed 17 Apr 8pm
15 | 109mins | Cate Shortland | German
Told through the eyes of a Nazi-indoctrinated teenager leading her siblings on a trek to promised safety
in the immediate aftermath of World War II, ‘Lore’ offers a fresh and intimate perspective on Germany’s
traumatic transition from conqueror nation to occupied state, while the children’s journey challenges every
notion we have of family, love and friendship.
Stoker
Sun 21 Apr 5pm | 8pm
TBC | TBC | Chan-wook Park
Horror film / family drama / psychological thriller all wrapped up in one, starring Mia Wasikowska, Matthew
Goode and Nicole Kidman. After India Stoker’s father dies, her Uncle Charlie, whom she never knew existed,
comes to live with her and her unstable mother. India comes to suspect this mysterious, charming man has
ulterior motives, yet instead of feeling outrage or horror, this friendless young woman becomes increasingly
infatuated with him.
What Ever Happened To Baby Jane?*
Tue 23 Apr 2pm | 8pm
12A | 132mins | Robert Aldrich
In a decaying Hollywood mansion, Jane Hudson (Bette Davis), a former child star, and her sister Blanche
(Joan Crawford), a movie queen forced into retirement after a crippling accident, are living in virtual isolation
and taking sibling rivalry to a whole new level. Aldrich’s highly charged 1962 melodrama is an undisputed
modern gothic masterpiece. They don’t make ‘em like this any more!
Mama
Wed 24 Apr 8pm
15 | 100mins | Andres Muschietti
Annabel (Jessica Chastain) and Lucas (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) are faced with the challenge of raising his
young nieces, who were left alone in the forest for five years... but how alone were they? This creepy
supernatural thriller was produced by Guillermo del Toro, the creative genius behind those other dark
fantasies ‘Pan’s Labyrinth’ and ‘The Orphanage’.
TRINITY FILM PLUS +
In the constant quest to enhance the audience experience, Trinity introduces Trinity Film Plus, a programme of
guest speakers, themed events and a few off-the-wall treats to whet the appetite. The films designated with the
Film Plus logo will include an additional event running alongside the film and in classic Trinity style, a number of
‘Vintage’ films transformed for the digital age will also be screened. Trinity Cafe & Bar will be creating special
menus and drinks inspired by our eclectic film programme and those wishing to book any of these culinary
delights should contact the cafe direct on 01892 500 676. Be sure to look out for the Trinity Film Plus logo with
details of these treats and other special film events on www.trinitytheatre.net
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CHILDREN & YOUTH
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Trinity Youth Theatre
In a safe, professional, working environment, young people are encouraged to develop performance and theatremaking skills, grow in confidence, work as a team and develop an appreciation and enjoyment of theatre. These
workshops are aimed at young people with a particular interest and ability in performance. Trinity Youth Theatre
Company tutors vary throughout the term to reflect the diverse nature of professional visiting productions. All our
workshops are run by experienced professional performers and workshop leaders who have a wide breadth of
knowledge and skills; TYTC now offer Arts Awards.
Spring Term: Mon 14 Jan - Mon 11 Feb | Half Term | Mon 25 Feb - Mon 25 Mar
Summer Term: Mon 22 - Mon 29 Apr | Mon 13 - Mon 20 May | Mon 3 Jun - Mon 8 Jul
What Are They Like
by Lucinda Coxon
NT Connections | Trinity Youth Theatre Company
Sun 17 Mar | 3pm
Adolescence is a rough ride. You’ve got existential angst,
mood swings, fashion fiascos, terrifying physical changes,
never enough money… And that’s just the parents. How well
do you know yours?!
£10 (£8) | Warning: Suitable ages 15+ | Occasional
use of strong language
For more information conatct [email protected] or head to www.trinitytheatre.net
Around The World In 80 Days
Cats Grin Theatre Company
Sun 3 Feb 2.30pm
In Jules Verne’s 1873 classic, Phileas Fogg accepts a bet that he can
travel around the world in just 80 days – by boat, by train.... even by
elephant. Accompanied by manservant, Passepartout, and a ticking
pocket watch, Fogg faces fortune and catastrophe in the far flung
corners of the globe. Someone is out to stop him....!
£6
Ages
4+
Our Children’s season is sponsored by Kent College, Pembury
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CHILDREN & YOUTH
Box Office: 01892 678 678
Stuck
Big Wooden Horse
Sun 17 Feb 2.30pm
Oliver Jeffers, award-winning author of How to Catch a Star, Lost and
Found and The Way Back Home returns with a tale about a little boy in
a very sticky situation! It all begins when Floyd gets his kite stuck in a
tree. He throws up his shoe to shift it, but that gets stuck, so he throws
up his other shoe and that gets stuck too. Along with the cat, a ladder,
a pot of paint, the kitchen sink, an orang-utan and a whale, amongst
other things! Will Floyd ever get his kite back? With original music and
plenty of audience participation, this brand new story by Oliver Jeffers
has been adapted into an exciting new production for families and
young children by the team behind the shows Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive
the Bus!, The Night Before Christmas, and last year’s smash hit The Way
Back Home.
£6
Ages
3+
The Wind In The Willows
Cats Grin Theatre Company
Sun 10 Mar 2.30pm
From an idyllic riverside setting, through the snowbound Wild Wood at
Christmas via Toad’s motoring misadventures to the final battle for Toad
Hall, this enchanting production about selfless friendship is interwoven
throughout with the real spirit of Christmas. Join Mole, Ratty and Mr
Toad on a whirlwind trip with plenty of laughs!
£6
Ages
4+
Rumpelstiltskin
Hiccup Theatre supported by The Albany,
Farnham Maltings, Arts Council England
Sun 21 Apr 2.30pm
A spellbinding tale for families. Follow the troubled Miller’s daughter as
she tries to outwit the greatest trickster of them all... he’s sneaky, he’s
cheeky, he’s... Rumpelstiltskin! Straw turns to gold, magic and mayhem
are in the air... Before the sun rises will our brave heroine be able to
solve the riddle and save the day or will rotten Rumpel double-cross her
once and for all?
Hiccup Theatre spin live music, puppetry and mischievous storytelling
into a golden new version of this classic fairy-tale by acclaimed, Olivier
award winning writer Mike Kenny.
£8
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INFORMATION 27
Booking Information
On the night
Box Office opening hours: Mon – Sat 10am to 3pm, and
1 hour before performances. Tickets can be purchased
in person, or over the phone* on 01892 678 678
during Box Office opening times. Tickets are available
online* at www.trinitytheatre.net
For a prompt start Trinity operates a three bell system,
latecomers will be admitted at the discretion of the
management. Interval drinks can be pre-ordered at the
bar.
*Subject to a booking fee.
There is a limited number of parking spaces at Trinity.
Pay & Display: Charges apply Mon - Sat 8am to 6pm,
Sun 10am to 4pm. Free after 6pm.
Please make the Box Office aware of any access
requirements at the time of booking. Access is via a
ramp to the ground floor, carers go free and guide
dogs are welcome. Induction loop system is on for all
performances.
Blue Badge Holders: 2 reserved spaces. Parking
charges do not apply.
Discounts, Reservations and Conditions
Penalties: Any vehicles parked in breach of the parking
conditions will be issued with an excess charge notice
or have their wheel clamped. Trinity does not receive
any financial or other benefit from these charges or
release fees.
Discounts on some performances are available
to concessions and Trinity Friends and Members.
Concessions can apply to those in full time education,
senior citizens (60+), Go! Card holders and the
registered disabled, subject to performance.
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Trinity wouldn’t
exist without our
volunteers. If
you’d like to join
Frant Rd
our family and
help us continue
to flourish, there
Pantiles
are a number of
opportunities such
as ushering, working in the office or the Box Office.
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All tickets are non-refundable.
As well as
the stunning
auditorium,
there are a wide
range of spaces
available for hire.
Previous events
include: Wedding
Receptions,
Conferences,
Board Meetings,
and Birthday
Parties. See our
website for more
info.
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Group bookings receive 1 ticket free in every 10 tickets
purchased (subject to show). The cheapest ticket is
free.
(A21)
Hire Trinity
Tickets are non-transferable, and subject to availability.
There is no cash alternative. Please note that film offers
apply only to the Trinity’s Spring season.
All information
is correct
at the time
of going to
press but the
management
reserves the
right to alter
or cancel an
event without
prior notice.
Trinity does
not accept
responsibility
for the content
of theatre
hires.
Parking
For more information on any of the above,
please contact administration on
[email protected] or call 01892 678 671.
This brochure is available in large print | Please ring the Box Office to request your copy
Trinity Theatre | Church Road | Tunbridge Wells | TN1 1JP
28 GALLERY
Box Office: 01892 678 678
Town and Country Foundation welcome you to our Spring Season of stunning
exhibitions. Starting with ‘Two Worlds’ by Pat Pope and Felicity Hasse, the
Showcase explores true stories of military personnel making the transition to life
on Civvy Street. David Minton exhibits sensitive drawings and paintings of fallen
birds, whilst Martin Garwood captures the magical beauty of winter. Nine emerging
young makers show their Contemporary Crafts. Printmaker Emma Troy’s show
features butterflies and skulls. And finally a burst of vibrant colour lifts us with
Sophie Abbott’s acclaimed paintings. We do hope you enjoy them all!
For any further info please email [email protected]
Trinity’s 30th Anniversary Exhibition
Sat 22 Dec - Sun 6 Jan
Trinity Theatre is pleased to announce its 30th anniversary year with an exhibition
celebrating the life of and work in our venue over the past 3 decades. Showcasing
a mixture of old footage, set models, personal recollections, stories and
memorabilia from our patrons, volunteers and contributors, we hope to kick-start
another successful year as the most special community arts centre in the heart of
Tunbridge Wells.
Town and Country Foundation Showcase
Tue 8 Jan - Sat 2 Feb
Pat Pope and Felicity Hasse
Two Worlds…from Service to Civvy Street
Town and Country Foundation are delighted to present ‘Two Worlds,’ the first in
a trilogy of exhibitions. Through Pat Pope’s stunning photographic portraits, and
the personal stories of ex Service Men and Women written by Felicity Hasse, the
exhibition explores the real life challenges they face with housing, work, health and
relationships as they journey from military to civilian life.
Emma Troy
Tue 5 - Sat 23 Feb
The Heart’s Lesson
Emma Troy explores the hazy areas of memory and longing using collage and
printmaking to reinterpret familiar and iconographic images and ‘borrowed’ text.
Re-imagined butterfly specimens, deer skulls, peacocks and trees are created from
old magazines and newspapers and embellished with gold and silver leafed song
lyrics.
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David Minton
Tue 26 Feb - Sat 9 Mar
Cradling of Loss
In David Minton’s drawings and paintings flowers die, birds fall to earth, the
work arrives; the making of the images is a cradling of loss. These works
are small instances of tension created from the impossibility of description,
the incompleteness of experience, the wish for resolution. In the making, the
physicality of paint, the elegance of line, offer tactile comfort.
Martin Garwood
Tue 12 - Sat 23 Mar
A Cold Snap
Martin Garwood’s photographs are an exploration of frosty mornings, of cold and
rain, ice and snow. Of mist, fog, and the different moods and colours of winter
landscapes. His exhibition is a celebration of the elusiveness of light and of those
tenebrous days when winter feels like it might be with us forever.
Town and Country Foundation Showcase
Tue 26 Mar - Sat 13 Apr
Contemporary Craft
The future of Contemporary making is here! Town and Country Foundation
showcase the work of nine young emerging makers as they come together for the
first time. They will be showcasing an eclectic range of contemporary crafts both
handmade and unique. This wonderful and curious exhibition explores an engaging
variety of disciplines and materials.
Sophie Abbott
Tue 16 Apr - Sat 4 May
Green Blanket, Pink Shed
Sophie Abbott’s inspiration for this show comes from many places: the seaside,
a market stall, a beautifully shot film, local allotments or the landscape on a road
trip in her van. It’s not what it is in a practical sense, but the composition, shape
and colour that excites her. It’s about finding the extraordinary in the ordinary, and
capturing that in a painting.
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box Office: 01892 678 678
Skyfall2pm | 7.30pmp18
Holy Motors8pmp18
Beasts Of The Southern Wild5pm | 8pmp18
La Bohème7.15pmp10
Elena8pmp18
Ginger And Rosa
11am | 2pm | 8pm
p18
Comedy Café8pmp14
Silver Linings Playbook5pm | 8pmp18
Rust & Bone11am | 2pm |8pmp18
Sister8pmp19
Doctor Faustus
7.30pmp3
Daniel Bye: The Price Of Everything8pmp15
Argo5pm | 8pmp19
It Always Rains On Sunday
11am | 2pm |8pm
p19
Happy, Happy8pmp19
Politically Incorrect: The Songs of Tom Lehrer
8pmp15
Much Ado About Nothing7.30pmp3
The Mayor’s Command Performance7.30pmp3
Around The World In 80 Days2.30pmp25
The Sapphires5pm p19
Room 2378pmp19
Amour11am | 2pm | 8pmp19
Gambit8pmp20
Farm Boy7pmp4
Comedy Café8pmp14
In The Mood For Love5pm | 8pmp20
The Shining2pm | 7.30pmp20
Trouble With The Curve8pmp20
Richard Durrant7.30pmp10
Francesca Martinez8pmp15
Stuck2.30pmp26
The Hunt5pm | 8pmp20
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2D)
2pm | 7pm
p20
Eugene Onegin7.15pmp11
Great Expectations2pm | 7pmp20
Local & Live Sessions8pmp13
Funny Money8pmp4
Funny Money3pm | 8pmp4
Funny Money8pmp4
Funny Money8pmp4
Funny Money3pm | 8pm
p4
The Master4pm | 7.30pmp21
Life Of Pi (2D)
11am | 2pm | 8pm
p21
Celeste & Jesse Forever8pmp21
Comedy Café8pmp14
Rotary Club Benefit Event: Some Like It Hot
7.30pmp2
Comedy
Film
Children & Youth
Music & Dance
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Wind In The Willows
Quartet
The Impossible
I, Anna
Sing Something Simple
Big Blue Box 2
My Gay Best Friend
What Are They Like | NT Connections
Seven Psychopaths
Zero Dark Thirty
Love Crime
Jane Eyre
Wasted
Tunbridge Wells Arts Festival GEMS Concert
Django Unchained
Babette’s Feast
The Sessions
The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
The Rite of Spring
Hyde Park On Hudson
Les Misérables
Lincoln
No
Madama Butterfly
Comedy Café
I Give It A Year
Flight
Hitchcock
Song For Marion
All’s Well That Ends Well
Alistair McGowan
Handmade With Love @Trinity
Run For Your Wife
Cloud Atlas
Lore
Jimmy Jones
Miss Julie
Local & Live Sessions
Rumpelstiltskin
Stoker
What Ever Happened To Baby Jane?
Mama
Our Town
John Shuttleworth
Waiting for Brando
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Our Café makes delicious sandwiches, baguettes,
jacket potatoes and cakes fresh every day, and our
fully-stocked Bar offers a variety of wines, beers and
spirits. For Café and Bar promotions such as ‘Cake
O’clock’ and ‘Friday Feeling’, visit the Café page
on our website! Two-course ‘meal deals’ at £12 are
available for all evening theatre events – book early
by calling the Café on 01892 500 676. Selected
film events will have a themed food menu as part of
Trinity Film Plus – see our website for details.
FE
T
E!
OPENING TIMES
Monday 10am-5pm
Tues-Sat 10am-8pm
Food served 12-3 and 6-8
Sunday
1pm - the start of the evening
performance/ film showing
On live events the bar is open till
after the show
SUPPORT TRINITY!
Become
a Friend
Or Member!
IP
SPONSORSH
CORPORATEe members
hip scheme has been running for almost a
Trinity’s revised corporat
it has
year now and we are delighted with the take up and the level of interest
of every
received. We put the aims and objectives of businesses at the forefront
big or
agreement and with membership starting from just £100 every business
For
charity.
local
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supportin
whilst
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benefi
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array
an
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small is able to
more information please contact: [email protected]
Our Current Corporate Sponsors
Join Trinity’s Friends
Scheme and enjoy the
following benefits:
• Ticket Discounts
• Priority Booking
• Exclusive Friends Events
• Special Offers
Membership starts at
just £20 a year. For more
information call the Box
Office on 01892 678 678.
Our Gold Level Members are:
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Angelina Ballerina Dance Academy
www.angelinaballerinadance.com
AXA PPP www.axappphealthcare.co.uk
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Coutts www.coutts.com
Gorringes www.gorringesauctions.co.uk
Lovat Insurance Brokers www.lovatins.co.uk
Thomson Snell & Passmore www.ts-p.co.uk
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Trinity also acknowledges the support from: Blockley Partnership |
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Jan - Apr 2013 - Trinity Theatre

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