Brewery Arts Centre - Autumn Season 2013

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sept–Dec 2013

Autumn/Winter

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The Brewery Arts Centre Highgate, Kendal LA9 4HE

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Opening TimesBox Office:Mon Noon – 8.30pmTues Noon – 8.30pmWed Noon – 8.30pmThu 10am – 8.30pmFri 10am – 8.30pmSat 10am – 8.30pmSun 2pm – 8.30pm

Phone lines shut at 8pm

Vats Bar/Grainstore: Mon 5pm – 11pmTues 5pm – 11pmWed 5pm – 11pmThu 5pm – 11pmFri 5pm – 11.30pmSat Noon – 11.30pmSun 12.30 – 10.30pm

Warehouse:Daily 9am – 5.30pm(Sun 10am – 4pm)

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Autumn at the Brewery With the sun setting on summer we’ve got a bountiful Autumn feast of the best music, theatre, dance, comedy and exhibitions to engage and inspire you.

We have worked hard to ensure there is something for everyone to enjoy and with our special offers, including Music Early Bird and the 342 Theatre & Dance Explorer Package, we’ve made it even more affordable to spread your cultural wings and try something new (see p35).

We’ve also got some fantastic festivals this season, kicking off with Mintfest (30 Aug–1 Sep), followed by the Lakes International Comic Art Festival (18–20 Oct) and finishing with the Kendal Mountain Festival (14–17 Nov).

£80k Raised – Thank You! If you are reading this, chances are you have already enjoyed the luxurious new seats we have installed in the theatre! The refurb was paid for out of the £80,000 we raised through our ‘Fit for 40’ campaign and we will soon use the rest of the money to further improve the Brewery buildings and upgrade our technical equipment. The campaign was a tremendous success and these renovations would not have been possible without YOUR continued support! Thank you!

YOUR ON-GOING SUPPORT IS VITAL

The Brewery is a charity that is 90% self funded – so your support and donations are vital to the day to day running of the Brewery:

• £50 could sponsor a tutor to deliver a morning’s youth dance class

• £100 would help towards staging a school show

• £500 can contribute to vital stage equipment.

£1 or £10,000 – it all helps. There are lots of ways you can support us and donate. For details see: www.breweryarts.co.uk/support-us

Our Unique VenuesThe Malt Room – An iconic venue, like the Cavern or Ronnie Scott’s it is quirky and unusual and has hosted some memorable gigs over the last 40 years from some of the top names on the music and comedy scene.Seating is not raised/tiered and it still has the original slim pillars supporting the low ceiling.

The Theatre – Brand new seating has been installed during summer 2013. Seating is tiered with a flat stage. At extended seated events the stage will be raised.

For images and more information about venue please see our website/about us

A Brewery ChristmasOnce again we are planning a fairy tale Christmas at the Brewery...

For younger children we’re delighted to welcome back Travelling Light with their magical show Boing! (7–9 Dec – see p14).

Then it’s a virtual journey to the Royal Opera House for screenings of the festive ballets Cinderella (4 Dec) and The Nutcracker (12 Dec) – see page 15 for details of both shows.

We’ll be treated to seasonal sounds courtesy of The Albion Christmas Band performing ‘An Albion Christmas’ (19 Dec, see p26) and a feast of wintery ghost stories from Crow’s Bones (p26).

Finally, this year’s ever-popular Christmas Show is a stunning performance of Hansel & Gretel (16–29 Dec, see p15) – an absolute must for all the family.

Don’t forget there will be festive fun for all the family at our Christmas Eve Carol Concert with Joyce Humber tinkling the ivories in the Malt Room (noon–4pm) and our New Year’s Eve Family Disco (2–4pm).

Adult Education The Autumn/Spring/Summer 2013/2014 Adult Education brochure is now out.

Book your place today and treat yourself to a creative learning experience.

Brewery Playgroup Quality, fun pre-school education and toddler groups at the Brewery Arts Centre. Phone The Playroom on 01539 722833 ext. 215 or call in to visit us.

A booking fee of £1.50 is charged on the web and over the phone. The Brewery is a charity and this fee goes towards administrative and development costs.

Box Office: 01539 725133 or Book Online: breweryarts.co.uk

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Pre-show PlattersPre-order a tasty light pre-show meal and be assured that you can relax and eat in plenty of time to catch the show.

Only £9.99. Served 5.30 – 6.30pm

Choose from Meat, Vegetarian or Fish options

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There’s a great choice of eating and drinking at the Brewery – something for every taste. The Brewery has somewhere to eat all day, every day of the week.

IN THE DAY The Warehouse: New Menu! Bacon Baps, Salad Pots, Smoothies...

The Warehouse Cafe is a relaxed lounge, serving a range of drinks from Farrer’s speciality teas to bottles of local Hawkshead ale. It also serves up a coffee for under £2 and locally-made cakes, homemade scones and soups.

IN THE EVENING The Vats Bar & Grainstore:

Our well-stocked bar and restaurant serve a range of superb cask ales from around the UK and a wide selection of bottled beers along with a variety of wines, spirits and soft drinks. Both venues have a bustling, off-beat atmosphere and should be part of any night out in Kendal.

We offer the Brewery’s superb pizzas and the fabulous Brewery Tapas menu every day. The informal family friendly surroundings make this one of Kendal’s most popular places to eat.

If you want to be certain of a seat in this busy venue please call the Box Office to reserve your table.

OUT & ABOUT The Cafe in the Forest, Grizedale:

Situated within the visitors centre at the heart of Grizedale Forest, the Cafe in the Forest is just the place to refuel and relax after a day out in the forest.

NEW for AUTUMN SEASON

Tenner Monday Choose Tapas from our menu: Two Tapas dishes, salad bowl and a basket of local breads all for only £10! Table MUST be pre-booked.

The Grainstore is supported by Lancashire Pine & Oak Furniture Company: Internet Prices, Local Service www.LPCFurniture.co.uk

special Food Events:Throughout the autumn season we are cooking up some superb food and drink offers to make for a very special evening out...Stefan Grossman Thu 10 Oct: Legendary exponent of the Mississippi Blues, Jambalaya & Sierra Nevada IPA American craft beer – eat at cabaret tables in the Malt Room, £10pp Les Vêpres Siciliennes Mon 4 Nov: Antipasti in the breaks, intro bar, £5pp (tbc) Gyles Brandreth Sun 1 Dec: Pre-show afternoon tea. Warehouse Cafe from 3.30pm, £6pp The Nutcracker Thu 12 Dec: Make it a magical evening at the ballet with pre-show canapés and a glass of Prosecco, £10pp Crow’s Bones Fri 13 Dec: Traditional English warming winter broth and artisan breads in the Warehouse Cafe, £5pp

FOOD & DRInK

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The Brewery is a charity – ALL profits from food & drink go into funding your arts centre!

Christmas & new Year at the Brewery

START YOUR NEW YEAR AT THE BREWERY! Join us for a convivial early evening start to the night’s celebrations from 5 – 7.30pm.

In the Vats Bar we’ll be serving a range of tasty gourmet snacks including our Special Scotch Eggs (Haggis, Black Pudding and Vegetarian) for only £2. The local Hawkshead Brewery have created a special Festive ale just for us and there’ll be an informal music session.

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CHRISTMAS MENU

There will be a Spanish feel to our festive Tapas Menu in the run up to Christmas. Inspired by Spanish Christmas dishes, traditionally served for La Nochebuena, the menu will feature delights such as Lamb-stuffed Aubergine with Moorish Spices.

BOOK A PARTY OF 6 OR MORE BEFORE 31st OCT AND RECEIVE 10% OFF THE WHOLE BILL!

Look out for full details of our Christmas Menu – available from mid August.

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Doors open 15 minutes before start of film programme

Films for Autumn 2013

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ABOUT TIME

RUSH

DIANA

OCTOBER

GRAVITY

CAPTAIN PHILLIPS

TURBO

NOVEMBER

THOR: THE DARK WORLD

THE HUNGER GAMES: CATCHING FIRE

CARRIE

DECEMBER

FROzEN

THE HOBBIT: THE DESOLATION OF

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ANCHORMAN 2: THE LEGEND CONTINUES

halloween Fancy Dress Party specialThu 31 Oct

THE ROCkY HORROR pICTURE SHOW (15) (1975) 100min

Strap on your suspenders and get ready to do the time-warp (again) at our fantastic RHPS Halloween party. Buffet and welcome drink await you and feel free to sing-along to the film (N.B. NO water pistols allowed!).Malt Room 7.30pm – Late | £12

sTAFF PICKTHE HOBBIT: THE DESOLATION OF SMAUG

“I think we’re in for a real treat with part two of the Hobbit trilogy from Peter Jackson!”

Chris Ashton, Film Coordinator

Sun 15 Sept

ROCk AND ROll’S GREATEST FAIlURE: OTWAY THE MOVIE (12A) 97mins

John Otway introduces a screening of the movie followed by discussion.Theatre 7.30pm | £8

Also shown at Warehouse Film screening on Tuesday 17th September 8pm £5

Sat 14 Sep

FREEDOM FOR BIRTH (12A) 58mins

A documentary that re-frames Human Rights issues as the most pressing issue in childbirth today; calling for radical change to the world’s maternity systems - this is the Mothers’ Revolution.

This event will be hosted by Cath Holland of BeyondFGM.com to raise awareness of FGM. Refreshments availableScreen One 11am | £5

18-20 Oct

THE lAkES INTERNATIONAl COMIC ART FESTIVAl

In the build up to and following the festival, Warehouse Film presents a season of films from the world of Comic Art, including Sean Phillips present. Details on the Brewery website.

Sun 8 Sept

AN EVENING WITH AlICE lOWE

We welcome Alice Lowe, writer and star of Sightseers to present the film then take questions from the audience following this hilariously dark comedy (set partly in the Lakes).

SIGHTSEERS (15) 88minAs a couple tour the English countryside, visiting camping sites and museums, their relationship deepens and darkens. A rash of violent deaths breaks out along the route the lovers are travelling...Screen Two 8pm | £5

FIlM pARTIES

Celebrate your birthday or special occasion in style at the Brewery Cinema.See the latest blockbuster releases or hire the cinema for your own red carpet party. Prices start from just £12pp.


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MONDAY MOVIES

Every Monday, every movie just £5! (3D £6.50)

Tuesday & Wednesday

THE REEl DEAl

Every Tuesday and Wednesday enjoy a pizza and a movie for just £10.Terms & conditions apply, see website or contact Box Office for details.

Tues, Thu & Sun

WAREHOUSE FIlM

For the best in world cinema, classic, alternative, documentary and foreign language films every Sunday, Tuesday & Thursday at 8pm. This exciting new season includes our new language café screenings, hosted by the Brewery’s Adult Education tutors, and many more films presented by guest speakers. See website or pick up a copy of our brochure for details.

Warehouse 8pm* | £5* *subject to change

All Week

CINEMA SUppERS

Book a table in our Grainstore before a film and beat the queues with reserved cinema seats.

Cinema specials

Coming to the Brewery Cinema Spring 2014: Mandela – Long Walk to Freedom; Foxcatcher; Grudge Match; Twelve Years a Slave; Robocop; Lego: the Movie; Pompeii; All You Need is Kill; Muppets… Again! Noah; No Good Deed.

See the latest blockbuster releases and cult classics every Thursday for the special price of £5. Open to all. 50p off any food and drink with ticket on day of purchase. See website for listings.

Thu 19 Sept

ON THE WATERFRONT (PG) (1954) 108min

An ex-prize fighter turned longshoreman struggles to stand up to his corrupt union bosses. Classic American Cinema starring Marlon Brando, Eva Marie Saint, Lee J Cobb and Rod Steiger.Screen Two 11.00am | £5

Classic silver screenings

Diana

Turbo

Anchorman 2

The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug

Tues 24 Dec

IT’S A WONDERFUl lIFE (U) (1946) 130min

The ultimate seasonal feel-good movie and one of the world’s most popular films. Screen One 11.00am |£5

Enjoy a delicious Christmas Eve lunch in the Grainstore after the film – See Box Office for more details.

Warehouse Film Presents...

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YOUNG PEOPLE’S DISCOUNT 25/25Details see p35

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Sat 7 Sept

CHRIS GOODE & CO.

Monkey Bars From the mouths of babes…into the bodies of actors!

Award-winning writer Chris Goode asked forty, eight-to ten-year-olds to talk about their lives. About being scared, getting lost, being brave, growing up. About the adult world that surrounds and awaits them. About family and faith and whether Haribo fried eggs really are the best sweet.

In this extraordinary verbatim theatre show, their words are spoken by adults – playing adults in adult situations.

14+ years recommended.Theatre 8pm | £12 all tickets (£18.50 with FOB supper)

Wed 11 Sept

RICH SEAM THEATRE CO.

Royal Flush Written by Hull Truck associate director Nick Lane, Royal Flush is an hilarious show in two parts. The first half examines inventor Thomas Crapper’s quest to put Queen Victoria quite literally ‘on the throne’ before flushing forward to 2012 to follow a desperate plumber’s attempts to get the lavvies working in old folk’s home on the eve of a Diamond Jubilee Royal VisitTheatre 8pm | £12 All Tickets


Tues 17 Sept

ROYAl OpERA HOUSE lIVE SCREENING

Turandot Puccini’s dark and erotic fairytale. Princess Turandot has sworn that no man shall marry her unless he can correctly answer three riddles. Prince Calaf, captivated by Turandot’s beauty, takes up the challenge, determined to win her heart or die in the attempt.Theatre 7:15pm (prompt) | £18/£15

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Thu 3 Oct

lIVING SpIT

The six Wives of henry VIII A must for Reduced Shakespeare Company fans! Living Spit present a hilarious romp through Tudor England which sees two classic/comedy actors perform the bloody story of England’s most notorious King and his six extremely unfortunate spouses! Horrible Histories for grown-ups! Age 12+Theatre 8pm | £12 all tickets


Wed 25 Sept

kAREN SIMpSON pRODUCTIONS

Twelve Miles From nowhereStunning new play – co-written by Kevin Dyer – about rural life on the edge set against a gritty Northern backdrop. Cutting edge production centred on a remote farm, Twelve Miles from Nowhere is a compelling story of what happens when a vulnerable, isolated family let a charming and charismatic young stranger into their lives. First UK date.Theatre 8pm | £12 all tickets

Tues 8 & Wed 9 Oct

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Jumpers For Goalposts Paines Plough are regarded as the National Theatre for new writing. Set in the changing room used by a hapless team of friends who play five-a-side football in the Gay and Lesbian Sunday League, what unfolds is an hilarious comedy about football, friendship and finding your way in the world. From Hull Truck writer in residence Tom Wells. John Godber’s Up ‘n’ Under for the 21st century.Theatre 8pm | £14/£13/£12.50 (£19 with FOB supper (on the 9th))

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Thu 17 Oct

BARBERSHOpERA

The Three MusketeersBlackadder meets Gilbert & Sullivan! Reinventing Alexandre Dumas’ classic adventure story with some fresh four-part harmonies, three guys and a girl sing you through the epic adventure of d’Artagnan and The Three Musketeers. The 17th Century just got cool again. All for fun and fun for all!

For ages 8+. Theatre 8pm | £14/£13/£12.50

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Wed 16 Oct

VOlCANO THEATRE

Alice in WonderlandDark, disturbing and in your face! Volcano Theatre are one of the UK’s most exciting companies and they promise to transport you to an altogether more unsettling Wonderland than that experienced by Alice in Lewis Carroll’s fairy tale. Plunge down the rabbit-hole with a 60-year-old Alice into a horrifying 21st-century asylum of horror!

Recommended 12+ years.Theatre 8pm | £12 all tickets

Thu 3 Oct

Jugni WorkshopsInspiring dance, music and vocal workshops for school groups with the Sonia Sabri Company.

Opportunity for 11+ year olds and adults to create a new piece and perform as a ‘curtain raiser’ before the main show*.5–8pm | £25 (BYA Members £20) – includes Jugni ticket

* Contact [email protected] 01539 722833 ext. 271 for more information.

Asia to the BreweryTwo stunning Asian-inspired performances...

Fri 4 Oct

SONIA SABRI COMpANY

Jugni Jugni, which means female firefly, is a spectacular explosion of South Asian music, dance, storytelling and poetry which combine with stunning visual effect to create a fiery performance that reflects the energy, spirituality, values and aspirations of real women. Theatre 8pm | £12 all tickets

Thu 24 Oct

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CymbelineThe passion of Bollywood comes to the Brewery! A rich, grandiose and vibrant Indian twist to William Shakespeare’s tale. Prepare to be thrilled by the story of a princess who is torn between the love for her father, a king, her husband and her family honour. Phizzical are an innovative company whose artistic director has worked with the RSC.Theatre 8pm | £14/£13/£12.50

Antipasti in the intervalIntro Bar, £7pp

Mon 4 Nov


Les Vêpres siciliennes One of Verdi’s lesser-known mature operas. The French have occupied Sicily, and Hélène is held hostage by Montfort, the French governor, who has had her brother executed. She turns to the partisan Jean Procida and the rebellious patriot Henri in her bid for vengeance.Theatre 5:45pm prompt | £18/£15

sTAFF PICK

“A tale of family passions, vengeance, and dark conspiracy, showpiece arias with a star-studded international cast – wow.”’

Eleanor Fisher, Box Office Assistant

Warehouse film presents ‘MIDNIGHT’S CHIlDREN’.Thurs 3rd October 8pm Warehouse £5

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Wed 20 Nov

lONDON ClASSIC THEATRE

BetrayalBetrayal is regarded as a masterpiece by legendary playwright Harold Pinter. The play follows the relationship between a married couple Emma and Robert in the aftermath of Robert’s discovery of his wife’s seven-year affair with his best friend Jerry.

A ruthless exploration of the complexity of the human heart. Theatre 8pm | £14/£13/£12.50(£19 with FOB supper)

ThEATRE & DAnCEThu 28 – Sat 30 Nov

BREWERY ARTS CENTRE in partnership with THE kNOTTED pROjECT

A Midsummer night’s DreamAs two worlds collide, mischief and chaos erupt as love at first sight proves a reality for some whilst making an ass of others! Designed, created and performed by members of Brewery Youth Arts.

The evening will include Another Sleepless Night, a quirky and dynamic piece of physical theatre inspired by the stories of restless nights. The Knotted Project tell the tales and traumas of insomniacs in their most frustrating hours.Theatre 7.30pm | £7/£6

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sTAFF PICK“Jonzi has worked with our wonderful Decadance crew! Small world. Is Kendal ready for this legend of the Hip Hop world?”Helen Moffitt, Dance Development Officer

Sat 23 Nov

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Lyrikal FeartaArguably the best known figure and advocate of UK Hip Hop Dance (and creator of the Breakin’ Convention festivals) return to his roots to perform his Lyrikal Fearta a triple bill of work – The Letter, Broken Lineage and a third piece from a local hip hop artist. The evening will have live music, movement, poetry, politics and wit.

Theatre 8pm | £12 all tickets

sTAFF PICK“One not to be missed – a classic John Godber comedy, with a lot still to say about school life today. If you love Hull Truck this is one for you.”

Richard Foster, Chief Executive

Thu 7 & Fri 8 Nov

WAkEFIElD THEATRE/ jOHN GODBER CO.

TeechersA must for John Godber fans! Biting, witty, modern comedy from the writer of Bouncers, Perfect Pitch and The Debt Collectors. Join Gail, Hobby and Salty, three fifth form students who, through their end of term play, tell the hilarious story of an idealistic new teacher in his perilous first days inside a local comprehensive school. “A cracking night out for anyone who’s ever been to school!”

15+ years recommendedTheatre 8pm | £16/£15/£14.50

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Wed 13 Nov

RSC lIVE SCREENING

Richard IIDavid Tennant stars in the RSC’s critically acclaimed production of Richard II. Richard is King. A monarch ordained by God to lead his people. But he is also a man of very human weakness. A man whose vanity threatens to divide the great houses of England and drag his people into a dynastic civil war that will last 100 years.Theatre 7pm | £18/£15

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The nutcrackerTchaikovsky’s classic ballet is a must-see over the festive season. Clara, a young girl, creeps downstairs on Christmas Eve to retrieve her favourite present. But a mysterious magician, Drosselmeyer, is waiting to sweep her off on a magical adventure.Theatre 7:15pm | £18/£15

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Mon 16 – Sun 29 Dec

BREWERY CHRISTMAS SHOW 2013

hansel & GretelSee page 15.Theatre various times | £15/£12

The Brewery and international award-winning theatre company New International Encounter, join forces to bring you an enchanting show that will transform the Brewery theatre into a magical winter woodland. Adapting the classic fairytale Hansel and Gretel with a mix of brilliantly fun live music, clowning, humour, language and storytelling, this is a wonderful Christmas show for all the family.

shOW TIMEsMon 16 Dec Schools Shows* 1.30pm

Tue 17 Dec Schools Shows* 11am & 3pm

Wed 18 Dec Schools Shows* 11am & 3pm

Thu 19 Dec Schools Shows* 11am & 3pm

Sat 21 Dec Public Previews 11am & 3pm

Sun 22 Dec 3pm

Mon 23 Dec 11am & 3pm

Tue 24 Dec 11am & 3pm

Thu 26 Dec 3pm

Fri 27 Dec 11pm & 3pm

Sat 28 Dec 11am & 3pm

Sun 29 Dec 11am & 3pm

*Public welcome at school shows.

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Book before 1st Oct 2013 and get 2012 prices (£1.50 off) on the following shows: 11am on Sat 21, Sun 22, Sat 28 and Sun 29.

Wed 4 Dec

ROYAl OpERA HOUSE RECORDED SCREENING

Cinderella Cinderella longs to attend the Prince’s ball at the palace, but her tyrannical step-sisters – who have consigned her to the life of a scullery maid – won’t allow it. A mysterious beggar woman might just be able to help!Theatre 7:30pm prompt | £18/£15

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“A folksy affair, done with just

the right touch of nastiness and warm-hearted playfulness”

The Guardian

Sat 7 – Mon 9 Dec

TRAVEllING lIGHT

Boing! Magical Christmas story with a twist! An energetic piece of dance-theatre that captures the excitement of the most magical night of the year. Comedy, acrobatics and breakdance collide as Joel and Wilkie, too excited to sleep, transform their bed into a trampoline!

3+ years recommended.Theatre | Sat 7, 4.30pm £8.50/£6.50; Sun 8, 2pm £8.50/£6.50

Mon 9 (for nurseries, schools & playgroups – call Box Office to book) 10am & 1.30pm | £6

FAMIlY SHOW

Shared pizza slices, chips or wedges, dips and salad bowl - only £5 per head.

Pre-show canapés and prosecco, £10pp

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Fri 20 Sept

Ardal O’hanlonWhile Ardal is best-known for playing confused clergyman Father Dougal in the enduringly popular sitcom Father Ted, his stand-up routine has earned him an army of fans and regular slots on shows such as Live at the Apollo and Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow.Theatre 8pm | £20/£18

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Sat 12 Oct

Russell KaneSMAllNESS

Back by popular demand! The Jedward-haired japester returns to the Brewery following last year’s sell-out performance. His new show sees him musing on how to keep things small when the issues in life get big!Theatre 8pm | £17.50 all tickets

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Fri 27 Sept

Comedy ClubThis month’s laugh-heavy line-up includes acclaimed African comedian and writer Daliso Chaponda, Irish comic Caimh McDonnell, who writes gags for Sarah Millican and Kendal‘s finest Pete Otway who reached the final of last year’s BBC New Comedy Award. The fun will be kept flowing by MC Mike Wilkinson. Malt Room Cabaret Doors 8pm | £12

Wed 23 Oct

John O’Farrell ElECTIONS & HOW TO lOSE THEM

An hilarious account of political adventuring by one of Britain’s most popular comic authors. John shot to fame with his first book Things Can Only Get Better, and since then he has stood for Parliament twice, leading Labour to ignominious defeat, most recently in the Eastleigh by-election. Theatre 8pm | £14 all tickets

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Sat 5 Oct

sean hughes lIFE BECOMES NOISES

The king of laconic comedy goes where other stand-ups fear to tread! Hangdog humour-monger Hughes has come up with the feel-good comedy show of the year – an hilarious look at the lighter side of death! Theatre 8pm | £14 all tickets

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Sat 2 Nov

Tom BinnsIAN D MONTFORT: pSYCHIC FAYRE

Tom’s side-splitting comedy characters – hapless hospital DJ Ivan Brackenbury and psychic medium/charlatan Ian D Montfort – have been making major waves on the UK circuit. After a triumphant Radio 2 series, the New Age guru psychic and medium returns: passing on messages, making predictions and telling fortunes. Malt Room Doors 8pm | £12 all tickets

Enjoy a pizza brought to your table ‘takeaway’ style. Orders must be placed before 8.30pm.

Thu 26 Sept

Phill JupitusYOU’RE pROBABlY WONDERING...

Cracking character-based comedy! Phill presents an hilarious three-part show in which he plays a trio of off-beat odd-balls including an old-school silver screen legend, a WW2 German Navy Commander and his own 90-year-old ghost. The show took the Edinburgh Fringe Festival by storm.Theatre 8pm | £15 all tickets

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Thu 17 Oct

stephen K AmosTHE SpOkESMAN

If laughter is the best medicine, Amos is signing the prescriptions. His new show has been fine-tuned on a major Spring tour of Australia and is packed full of his trademark intelligent wit and downright naughtiness! Malt Room allocated seating Doors 8pm | £15 all tickets


sTAFF PICK

“Phill Jupitus. Arguably one of the most witty and intelligent men on the comedy circuit, I am looking forward to seeing Phill in his sketch show!”

Samm Parker, KCC Operations Manager

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Gyles Brandreth lOOkING FOR HAppINESS

Urbane and witty raconteur, Just a Minute regular and One Show reporter Gyles has recently appeared on QI, Countdown, The Matt Lucas Awards, Have I Got News For You, and Desert Island Discs. Pithy observations from his career in broadcasting and politics will abound!Theatre 5pm | £17 all tickets

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Wed 6 Nov

Jeremy hardyHailed a comedy genius by his contemporaries, Jeremy is best known for his work on Radio 4, notably on programmes such as News Quiz, I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue and Jeremy Hardy Speaks to the Nation. Expect satirical political observations and a merciless mirthful critique of the powers that be. Theatre 8pm | £14/£5 unwaged

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Wed 11 Dec

Mark Thomas 100 ACTS OF MINOR DISSENT

In creating his new show, subversive mischief-maker extraordinaire Thomas sets himself the task of committing 100 Acts of Minor Dissent in the space of a year. Mark catalogues everything from the smallest and silliest gesture to the grandest confrontations and the results are hilarious, mainly legal and often inspiring.Theatre 8pm | £15/£10

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Sat 14 Sept

homeground feat. Archie FisherFolk musician Archie Fisher, who penned folk classic, Witch of the Westmorelands – famously recorded by Barbara Dickson, joins forces with Celtic band, Homeground for a vibrant night of folk tunes. Proceeds from this concert will help provide support for vulnerable people. Malt Room Seated Doors 7:30pm | EB = £15 all tickets

Sat 21 Sept

Police Dog hoganFoot-stomping urban bluegrass from an eclectic seven-piece band whose off-beat fusion of country, folk and rock music evokes bourbon-soaked tales of cheap whisky hangovers and falling in love on the Tennessee highway.

The adventures of the band can be followed on the pages of the Guardian for which banjo player Tim Dowling is a columnist. Malt Room Seated Doors 7:30pm | EB = £12/£11/£10.50 (OTD = £14)

Sat 28 Sept

Martin Taylor & Martin simpsonAn unmissable evening with two guitar playing supremos working in compelling harmony. Taylor is a master concert performer who has collaborated with legends such as Eric Clapton, George Harrison and Bill Wyman. Similarly Simpson is acknowledged as one of the world’s finest acoustic and slide guitar players.Malt Room Seated Doors 7.30pm | EB = £17.50/£16.50/£16 (OTD = £19.50)

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Fri 22 Nov

Jo CaulfieldBETTER THE DEVIl YOU kNOW

Jo is one of the most popular and successful female stand up comedians in the country. This show is a celebration of anger with acerbic stories about dating, relationships, bad service, wrestling with a self-scanner in Tesco Supermarket and humiliating herself in public. Theatre 8pm | £14/£12

Fri 20 Dec

Comedy ClubAnother evening of laughs galore in the Malt Rooms.

Acts still to be announced – check website. Malt Room Doors 8pm | £12

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Thu 10 Oct

stefan GrossmanStefan’s New Jersey-based guitar school has achieved legendary status among budding blues musicians Stateside and he has toured the world performing his unique fingerpicking style of playing of which he is one of the world’s best living exponents. Malt Room Cabaret 7.30pm Doors | EB = £14/£13/£12.50 (OTD = £16)

Sat 5 Oct

Kathryn WilliamsPlus support: ALEx CORNISH

A Mercury Music Prize nomination and a string of acclaimed albums have seen Kathryn Williams establish herself as a major talent within the singer/songwriter genre. Kathryn’s songs are intricate, beautiful and bursting with emotional depth. This tour coincides with the release of her new album Crown Electric.Malt Room Seated 7:30pm Doors | EB = £14/£13/£12.50 (OTD = £16)


Fri 4 Oct

The Magic numbersAn intimate acoustic show from quite simply one of the best British pop bands of the last 10 years. The band shot to fame in 2005 when their debut album was nominated for the Mercury Music Prize. Since then their combination of catchy tunes and fantastic live performances have seen them earn a legion of loyal fans.Malt Room Seated 7:30pm Doors | EB = £16.50 all tickets (OTD = £18.50)

Fri 11 Oct

Acid Mother’s Temple & the Melting Paraiso U.F.OPlus Support: DURGE

If you’ve never experienced heavy Japanese psychedelic rock: where have you been?! An Acid Mothers Temple gig is a frankly insane riot of noise from a majestically tripped-out group who produce some of the finest head music you’re likely to hear this side of Mars!Malt Room Standing 7.30pm Doors | EB = £13/£12/£11.50 (OTD = £15)

Fri 18 Oct

Midge UreVenues All Presents

Take a musical trip through Midge’s 30-year, hit-laden pop career which features an array of iconic tunes such as Vienna from his time fronting Ultravox as well as tracks from his solo repertoire including If I Was. Malt Room Seated 7:30pm Doors | EB = £16.50 all tickets (OTD = £18.50)

Sat 12 Oct

TunngPlus Support: PINKUNOIzU

Super-hip folktronica exponents whose swirling mix of instrumentation, electronic samples, psychedelic rhythms and angelic singing has made them one of the most interesting and cerebral bands performing today.Malt Room Standing 7:30pm Doors | EB = £14/£13/£12.50 (OTD = £16 OTD)

sTAFF PICK“I love Midge Ure….and want to be at the front watching him. Seen him three times and my word he has still got it! Roll on October 18th. Can I have my ticket now?!”

Jenny Rayner, Admin Officer

Sat 19 Oct

BBC Radio 2 Young Folk Awards 2014Hosted by Mark Radcliffe

The Young Folk Awards is Radio 2’s annual search for talented musicians and singers aged 16-21 who perform folk, roots or acoustic music from any culture.

Each of the ten contenders in this year’s competition will perform and a panel of judges will shortlist four acts. The winner will be announced at the prestigious BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards in February 2014.

www.bbc.co.uk/folk

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Thu 24 Oct

The Crazy World of Arthur Brown

“He is the God of Hellfire…and he brings you…fire!” The image of Arthur Brown writhing mystically on the ‘Top of the Pops’ stage wearing a flaming helmet is probably one of the iconic images of the Sixties. Arthur has reformed his band and is playing to great acclaim at festivals across Europe. Malt Room Standing 7:30pm Doors | EB = £15/£14/£13.50 (OTD = £17)

Fri 25 Oct

Coope, Boyes & simpsonMasters of authentic and evocative English folk music, trio Coope, Boyes & Simpson combine unique reworkings of traditional material and well-crafted original songs with beautifully memorable tunes, soaring harmonies and powerful lyrics.Malt Room Seated 7:30pm Doors | EB = £14/£13/£12.50 (OTD = £16)

sTAFF PICK

“A true pioneer in rock music, wonderfully eccentric, with a voice that still astounds in its range and power, can’t believe it’s 40 years since I first saw him!”

Richard Stuart, Brewery Volunteer

Fri 1 Nov

Martha Tilston & The scientistsAcclaimed English singer, songwriter and guitarist. Martha’s clear yet fragile voice has been compared to the great Joni Mitchell and her music weaves facets of English and Irish folk music with modern acoustic styles, and perceptive lyrics into songs with political, social and environmental themes.Malt Room Cabaret 7.30pm Doors | EB = £12.50/£11.50/£11 (OTD = £14.50)

Thu 7 Nov

From the JamPost-punk trio that took the music world by storm. ‘From the Jam’, featuring original bassist Bruce Foxton, will be getting the Malt Room pogoing along to all their greatest hits. The tour coincides with the 35th anniversary of the All Mod Cons album and they will play it in its entirety as well as the band’s greatest hits.Malt Room Standing 7:30pm Doors | EB = £20 all tickets (OTD = £22 OTD)

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sTAFF PICK

“I am a huge Jam fan and this line up has the spirit and energy of The Jam, with a superb singer. Close your eyes and you are back in the 80’s. Hope they sing Butterfly Collector!“

Debbie Bond, Marketing Manager

Fri 8 Nov

Emily Barker & The Red Clay haloStripped down and compelling folk rock music from an Australian singer/songwriter who, with her band, is making the music world sit up and take notice. With a string of critically acclaimed albums and live performances including the London 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony, Emily is hot news at the moment and definitely one of the fastest-rising stars around. Malt Room Seated 7:30pm Doors | EB = £12/£11/£10.50 (OTD = £14)

Sat 9 Nov

Chris smitherChris draws deeply from the blues and American folk music tradition and he is renowned for his dazzling guitar work and gravelly voice. Over a 40 year career, Chris’s songs have been recorded by artists such as Emmylou Harris and Diana Krall.Malt Room Seated 7:30pm Doors | EB = £15/£14/£13.50 (OTD = £17)

Thu 21 Nov

Colin hayVenues All Presents

“He comes from a land Down Under!”.

Colin is best-known for his time fronting 1980’s legends ‘Men at Work’ – who topped worldwide charts with anthems like Down Under and Overkill. However he has also carved a successful solo career which includes music featured in smash-hit US comedy Scrubs.Malt Room seated Doors 7:30pm | £20 all tickets (£22 OTD*)

Thu 21 Nov

Catrin Finch and seckou Keita A stunning shared musical journey between two world class virtuosos.

Catrin is recognized as one of Wales’ leading international musical ambassadors and one of the world’s finest players of the harp.

From Casamance in Senegal, Seckou Keita has a formidable reputation as an inspired exponent of the Kora, also a type of harp. Theatre 7:45pm | EB = £14/£13/£12.50 (OTD = £16)

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Tue 26 Nov

CapercaillieThe original Scottish Gaelic supergroup. Centred around the exquisite voice of singer Karen Matheson, Capercaillie have been credited with being the major force in bringing Celtic music to the world stage. This is the band’s 30th anniversary tour and a rare opportunity to see them perform in such an intimate setting.Malt Room Seated 7:30pm Doors | EB = £26 all tickets (OTD = £28)

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Sat 23 Nov

Cara DillonCara is recognized as one of Ireland’s truly great singers. Possessing a staggeringly beautiful voice, she has performed with legendary Irish folk bands De Dannan and Oige and she now collaborates with her husband Seth Lakeman which has resulted in the creation of a catalogue of stunning new live and recorded music.Malt Room Standing 7:30pm Doors | EB = £18.50/£17.50/£17 (OTD = £20.50)

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Thu 5 Dec

John smithDevon’s finest folk guitarist has quietly become one of the most exciting voices on the new British folk scene.

John has opened shows for luminaries such as John Martyn, John Renbourn, David Gray and Gil Scott-Heron. He is also a busy on the UK festival scene with shows at Glastonbury, Green Man and Cambridge under his belt.Malt Room Seated 7:30pm Doors | EB = £12.50/£11.50/£11 (OTD £14.50)

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“One of the purest, most beautiful voices in folk and if she sings Lark in the Clear Air I’ll be a happy man.”

Richard Foster, Chief Executive

Fri 22 Nov

Glenn TilbrookVenues All Presents

Former Squeeze frontman, Glenn’s voice is instantly recognizable as that behind unforgettable classic songs such as Up the Junction and Pulling Mussels From a Shell. Glenn’s solo career has seen him continue to record and tour with the same joie de vivre that became Squeeze’s trademark.Malt Room Seated 7.30pm Doors EB = £16.50 all tickets (OTD = £18.50)

Thu 28 Nov

Matt schofieldHailed as the UK’s most exciting Blues guitarist, singer, songwriter and producer Matt Schofield is regarded as one of the most distinctive and innovative musicians to emerge on the world scene in recent years. He is rated in the top ten British blues guitarists of all time (Guitar & Bass Magazine) putting him in the company of such iconic names as Eric Clapton.Malt Room Seated 7.30pm Doors | EB = £15/£14/£13.50 (OTD = £17)

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Thu 19 Dec

Albion Christmas BandAN AlBION CHRISTMAS

Featuring the combined talents of Simon Nicol (Fairport Convention), Kellie While (Albion Band) Simon Care (Edward II) and Ashley Hutchings, the Albion Christmas Show is a seasonal mixture of carols, spoken word, humorous readings and dance. The perfect way to start your festivities and is suitable for all ages. Malt Room Seated 7.30pm Doors | EB = £15/£14/£13.50 (OTD = £17)

Fri 13 Dec

DreadzonePlus DJ ROBIN WALKER (Fallback Promotions)

Brewery favourites back for a fantastic night of foot-stomping dub-reggae beats! As well as performing popular live tracks from their back catalogue, such as Little Britain and Captain Dread, they will also be showcasing brand new tracks from their new album, Escapades.Malt Room Standing 8pm Doors | EB = £15/£14/£13.50 (OTD = £17)

Fri 13 Dec

Crow’s BonesA mesmerizing collection of spine-chilling ghost stories arranged and performed by musicians from some of folk’s biggest bands including the accordion of Lau’s Martin Green and the haunting voice of Becky Unthank from the Unthanks. Commissioned by Opera North Projects this unsettling audio-visual musical feast is unlike anything you will have ever experienced before. Theatre 8pm | EB = £15/£14/£13.50 (OTD = £17)


Sat 7 Dec

The DestroyersPack your dancing shoes for a night of furious Balkan madness, we present one of the most energetic and colourful bands we’ve ever had in the Malt Room. The Destroyers are a collection of rogues and misfits surfing a tidal wave of horns, fiddles and guitars to create an anarchic orchestra of passion and originality. Malt Room Standing 8pm Doors | EB = £14/£13/£12.50 (OTD = £16)

Traditional English Winter Broth and BreadsWarehouse £5pp

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show of handsLegendary English folk band back at the Brewery by popular demand. As part of the Hand in Hand tour – for the first time ever Steve, Phil and Miranda will be their own support act – performing three solo songs each in the opening set before joining forces for the unique Show of Hands experience after the interval.Theatre 7:30pm | EB = £20/£19/£18.50 (OTD = £22)

FUNDRAISER

Get inspired at our outdoor Public Opening Ceremony in central Kendal with hot food, drinks stalls & film previews • Great retail deals plus all

the latest gear news & demos from suppliers & exhibitors

in The Base Camp Marquee • Our legendary Film & Speaker

Programme with stunning films & top names from around the globe • Exciting Specialist

Nights feat. Snowsports, Bike, Endurance Sports, Wild-Water, Free-Flight & (new this year)

Caving Night • Family Friendly Programmes + KMF for Schools

• Tech sessions, new active events & tutorials from experts

• Festival Party • Plus much more!

Tickets on sale at the Brewery Arts Centre box office

(01539) 725133or via our website :

www.mountainfest.co.uk

JOIN US AND SHARE THE ADVENTURE

AT KENDAL MOUNTAIN FESTIVAL

14 – 17 NOVEMBER 2013

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12 Nov – 10 jan 2014

ROWAN HUNTlEY

Alpine & Polar: Mountain & IceFeaturing magnificent peaks and tumbling glaciers, Rowan Huntley encountered extreme working conditions to produce an exhibition which highlights not only the raw beauty of these fragile landscapes but also the importance of their conservation.Sugar Store Gallery | FREE

6 Oct – 10 Nov

SEAN pHIllIpS

The Art of sean PhillipsPart of the Lakes International Comic Art Festival, The Brewery hosts a major retrospective of the work of world-renowned Sean Phillips. Sean is the artist behind graphic novels; Crimal, Sleeper, Incognito and Fatale and this exhibition delves into his murky world of stained, neglected dreams.Sugar Store Gallery | FREE

9 Sept – 3 jan 2014

VICTORIA ClARE GRAY

Incorporating darker themes, Victoria’s latest exhibition is a predominantly black and white exploration of natural history and anatomy, using clashing textures to create an animalistic and chaotic feel to her detailed illustrative work.Cafe in the Forest | FREE

VIsUAL ARTs Check out our other exhibition spaces in the Warehouse Cafe and Intro Bar!


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OpEN MIC

spoken WordPerform your story, poems, song, monologue or stand up or simply relax and listen. Always an inspiring and entertaining night.

Warehouse 7:30pm | £5/£2

This season’s dates and performers:

Sat 28 SeptLuke Brown & Louise Mary Martin

Sat 26 Oct Special 5th Birthday EditionAll open mic performers are asked to perform on the theme of celebration.

Sat 30 Nov Mark Mace Smith aka Thud Dub – our favourite Super Hero of Slam.

Fri 1 Nov

READINGS BY kIM MOORE, GIll NICHOlSON & MARk CARSON

Brewery PoetsEnjoy the work of three highly-acclaimed South Cumbrian poets: the stunningly inventive Kim Moore, the gentle, tender poet and playwright Gill Nicholson, and the wide-ranging force of engineer/poet, Mark Carson. All are widely-published and great live performers.Warehouse Cafe 7:30pm | £5

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19 july – 27 Sept

HIDEYUkI SOBUE

The Way I seeHideyuki Sobue was born in Japan and since 2005 has lived and worked in Cumbria. His new summer exhibition, The Way I See, celebrates the people of Cumbria. With a unique brush hatching technique using Japanese sumi ink, Hideyuki has a distinctive approach to portraiture.Sugar Store Gallery | FREE

sTAFF PICK

“I’m really looking forward to seeing Sean Phillips’ show – he is a massive name in the comic art world and will be completely transforming the Sugar Store Gallery with his work – very exciting!”

James Ducker, Visual Arts Officer

Wed 25 Sep

Contemporary Vision: 20 x 20C-Art pecha kucha-style event in association with Art Club A panel of artists, including C-Art exhibitors and Art Club members, present their work in a fast-paced performance by visual artists…20 slides x 20 seconds per slide x 20 words per slide!Warehouse Café 7.30–9.30pm | £3 (booking required)

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YOUTh ARTs WORKshOPs

October half Term Artseen Christmas Workshops


ARTS AWARD WElCOME Students taking Bronze and Silver Award get reduced tickets for theatre and dance events that feature the Arts Award logo.

Mon 28th Oct

hansel & Gretel halloween Workshops:Gruesome Feast A tasty mixed-media creation with eyeballs, body parts and loads of blood!11am–12.30pm | 5–10 yrs | £5.50 (parents free)

Warty Witch or ‘Orrible Ogre Learn a range of stage make-up skills to create a truly gruesome face with scars, warts and all.1.30–3.30pm | 8–14yrs | £7 inc. materials

Sugar & Spice: Help Create a Candy Coated MuralInspired by the Christmas show, Hansel & Gretel, an exciting opportunity to work with cake chefs and artists to create an icing sugar and sweetie mural in the foyer of the Brewery!

Watch out for further details on the website...

Sat 2 Nov & Sun 3 Nov

Costume Making Workshops for A Midsummer night’s Dream

Work with a professional costume designer to create a stunning and original costume for the BYA, A Midsummer Night’s Dream production in Nov.10–12.30 & 1.30–4pm* | 11–16yrs | £5 per day

*We are happy to supervise young people over the lunch break if they bring a packed lunch.

Sat 14 Dec & Sat 21 Dec

Clay Funky Angel / Elf plaques Design and make a funky decorative figure or wintry scene. We’ll fire the work ready for you to decorate the following Saturday – just in time for Christmas.10.30am–12.30pm | 8–14yrs | £12.50

Fri 20 Dec

A Wintery landscape in a Box Create a magical wintery scene with snow filled branches and sparkling song birds in their own decorative box. 10.30–12 Noon | 5–8yrs (parents free) | £5.50

Mosaic MirrorExperiment with mosaic/china pieces and ‘jewels’ to create a funky mirror frame – the perfect Christmas gift. 1.30–3.30pm | 8–16 yrs | £7 inc. materials

Sat 21 Dec – Great gift ideas!

Chocolate Boxes & Cupcakes Needlefelt your own confectionery and treats from colourful fleece.1.30–3.30pm | 8–14yrs | £7 inc. materials

Mon 23 Dec

jewel-like Brooches & BadgesCreate your own unique designs using bright beads, papier mache and china pieces. 10.30am–12.30pm | 8–14yrs | £7 inc. materials

Mon 2nd Sep 12pm–5pmTue 3rd Sep 10am–3pmWed 4th Sep 10am–3pm

A Midsummer night’s Dream Development Days

“Are we all met?”

We are looking for creative, committed and enthusiastic young people aged 13+ to work with the professional team at the Brewery to produce and perform a fast, fun-filled and physical retelling of Shakespeare’s classic comedy of love…A Midsummer Nights Dream…in November.

For main speaking roles you need to sign up to the Young Actors Company class on a Thursday for the term.

Places limited so sign up now! Aged 13+ yrs | £15 for full 3 days

People also need to be available in October half term and w/c 25th Nov.

More info available from Box Office 01539 725133 or via our website: www.breweryarts.co.uk/youth

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3.45–4.30pm Dance/Art (4–6)

5–6.30pm Artseen (8–16)

6.30–7.30pm Drum Trax (7–11)

4.30–6pm Dance (11–14)

5–6.30pm Artseen (8–16)

6–7.30pm Dance Cre8 (15+)

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4–5pm Finding Your Feet (7–11)

4–5.30pm Artseen (8–16)

4–5pm Voice Trax (11–14)

4–5.30pm Artseen (8–16)

5–6.30pm Physical Performance (14–17)

7–9.30pm Youth Theatre (15+)

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11.15am–12.15pm Boyz Moves (7–14)

12.45–2.15pm Dance (11–14)

More information is available at www.breweryarts.co.uk/youth or sign up now at Box Office on 01539 725133. Classes start the week commencing 9th Sep, unless otherwise stated, and prices start at £3.50 per week (payable in advance for term). We also run a BYA membership scheme for a small annual fee which entitles participants to receive many benefits from the Brewery.

Join now and start your creative journey with a professional and inspiring team!

In addition to our exciting creative programme of regular classes, you will notice changes and new classes appearing in our timetable. In Music we introduce ‘Sing for Stage’ with our wonderful Clare (who has worked with Opera North)!

We’re excited to announce our unique partnership with The Knotted Project who will be leading ‘Finding Your Feet’, ‘Clowning Around’ and ‘Physical Performance’ as well as creating their own performance work (catch them at Mintfest!). Natalie from the Company will also be leading Dance classes on Saturday’s. For more info about The Knotted Project go to: [email protected]

All groups will be working towards the BYA production of A Midsummer Nights Dream this term!

www.breweryarts.co.uk/youth Box Office: 01539 725133 or Book Online: breweryarts.co.uk

EARLY BIRD MUSIC TICKETSBuy your ticket in advance of the gig and get £2 off the price of the ticket.

THEATRE & DANCE ExPLORER 342Book any 2 theatre or dance performances and then choose a third performance marked with the 342 logo for free. Please note that all tickets must be bought at the same time to secure this deal.

GROUP DISCOUNTS FOR FRIENDS & FAMILYBook 6 or more tickets at the same time and get 10% off the total amount.

YOUNG PEOPLE’S DISCOUNT 25/25Tickets ONLY £5 on all live dance & theatre performances for under 25 year olds. (Tickets are limited to 25 per show and sold on a first come first served basis).

BREWERY FRIENDS DISCOUNTSJoin Brewery Friends and get £1.50 off selected events.

CINEMA OFFERSWe have several cinema deals – see pages 6 & 7 for details of our great offers.

FOOD & DRINK OFFERSSee pages 4 & 5 for this seasons fantastic food and drink offers.

GIFT VOUCHERSA wonderful way to treat someone to an experience at The Brewery.

YOUTH ARTS AWARDDiscounts on tickets for students taking Bronze & Silver Arts Awards.Only 1 discount offer can be claimed on each booking.

Brewery Youth Arts Discounts & OffersJOINING BYA GETS YOU SOME GREAT DEALS…

• 50% discount on student price of selected events at the Brewery

• Try Something New in our ‘2 for 1 theatre ticket’ offer on selected plays

• ‘2 for 1 cinema ticket’ offer for all BYA members

• 10% discount on all food and non alcoholic drinks purchased at our catering outlets

• Mad Monday half price pizza deal between 5.30-7pm (Under 14’s must be accompanied by an adult) Offer only on day and between times stated.

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