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Camelot ... a centre for the arts
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Welcome to Camelot As we are a newly opened arts venue we have decided to celebrate the truly wonderful people that have come from Hampshire in a cultural festival. We are a multi arts venue that will hopefully open your eyes when it comes to culture looking at it through theatre, music, dance and much more. Our festival is a month long, and once it is done we will be looking at other people and places with significant culture that can be shown through art forms, such as Southampton and the Titanic and Mary Shelly with her well known novel Frankenstein.
Our festival will be home to themed weeks such as a King Arthur Week (pages 6-10) and a Jane Austen Week (pages 18-22). The rest of the days will be home to a range of art forms, some being amateur for example the local comedy night where you can get involved (page 12) and some more professional and well known acts such as Razorlight (page 15).
We also have opportunities for you to get involved within our venue, such as workshops during half term (pages 23-27), opportunities for young budding artists to show their work off in our gallery/foyer area. For more information go to page 28 or look at our website and volunteer/work placements
Other ways to contact us:
f: www.facebook.com/Camelot t: @Camelot e: [email protected]
Online:www.camelotcentrearts.co.uk
Telephone:01962 852791Mon-Fri 9:30am-8:30pmSaturday 10.00am-8:30pm
In person:At the box officeMon-Thurs 10:30am-7:30pmFri-Sat 11:00am-6:00pm
How to book:
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Contents:Welcome/ How to book 2Charles Dickens Weekend 4-5King Authur Week 6-10‘Hampshire’s Own’ Week 11-17Jane Austen Week 18-22Half Term Week 23-27Weekly Changes 28How to find us 29Ways to get involoved 30Our Mission, Visson and Values 31Diary by artforms 32-33Coming Soon 34-35
Key:
DRAMA
DANCE
EVENTS
WORK SHOPS
BOOK CLUB
FINE ART
FILM
COMEDY
MUSIC
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Charles Dickens WeekendSaturday 5th October
Oliver!Tickets: Adult £15-£35 | Concessions £10-£252:30 pm and 8:00pm- Auditorium
Cameron Mackintosh’s new production of Lionel Bart’s smash hit musical Oliver! comes to Camelot in Winchester with Neil Morrissey in the role of ‘Fagin’. “It is 46 years since I appeared in the first national tour of Oliver! and this show has been close to my heart ever since,” says Cameron Mackintosh. “Little did I know then that I would one day be this brilliant musical’s producer and co-owner. Every time I produce the show Lionel Bart’s marvellous musical becomes a smash hit all over again so I’m thrilled to bring yet another spectacular new version starring Neil Morrissey.”
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Saturday 5th OctoberGreat ExpectationsFree2:00pm-4:00pm- Café
The engrossing epic of murder, mysteries and an orphan boy’s promise of wealth. As a small boy at Joe Gargery’s forge, Pip meets two people who will affect his whole life - an escaped convict he is forced to help, and the eccentric Miss Havisham, whose beautiful, cold ward Estella young Pip adores. But when a secret benefactor pays for him to go to London to become a gentleman, Pip never dreams he will meet the dreadful Magwitch again, nor just how wrong his expectations are . . .
David CopperfieldTickets: Adult £6.50 | Concessions £4.5012:00pm- Studio
Charles Dickens’ haunting semi-autobio-graphical tale of a boy who is sent away by his stepfather after his mother dies but manages to triumph over incredible adversities.
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A demystified take on the tale of King Ar-thur and the Knights of the Round Table. Sutable for ages 15 and over.
King ArthurTickets: Adult £6.50 | Concessions £4.50
8:00pm- Studio
Monday 7th OctoberKing Arthur Week
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Tickets: Adult £6.50 | Concessions £4.508:00pm- Studio
King Arthur and his knights embark on a low-budget search for the Grail, encountering many very silly obstacles.Sutable for ages 15 and over.
Tuesday 8th October
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Wedneday 9th October to Friday 11th October
CamelotTickets: Adult £15-£35 | Concessions £10-£252:30pm and 8:00pm- Auditorium
Guinevere, King Arthur’s lovely wife, encourages him to establish the Knights of the Round Table. As the Knights grow in fame, Lancelot Du Lac becomes the most celebrat-ed of all of them, and rumours begin to circulate about his affair with Guinevere. Can Camelot be the idealistic place of Arthur’s dreams?
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King Arthur Workshops£2 per person2:00pm-6:00pm- Studio
There will be seval workshops happening thoughout the day. Everything from making swords and sheilds to princess hats. These workshops are mainly for children and family time as it a creative way to spend your Saturday.
Saturday 12th October
Medieval BanquetTickets: Adult £10 | Concessions £8-£66:00pm-11:00pm- Auditorium
With the Medieval Banquet there will be everything from, dancing, jousting, music and food.
This evening is Medieval themed so dressing up encuraged but our main aim is for you to have fun the way we used to have fun.
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Sunday 13th October
The Mists of AvalonFree2:00pm-4:00pm- CaféThe Mists of Avalon is an epic tale of love, loyalty, betrayal, kingship, and magic. It takes place over several decades and two generations. It tells the fabled tale of Camelot and the Knights of the Round Table. Taking a different view from the legend, it is told from the per-spective of the women of Avalon. These powerful women use their magic and their wiles to fulfill the will of the Goddess and place a king on the throne of Britain, as well as later take him down from it.
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Monday 14th October‘Hampshire’s Own’Week Laura Marling
Tickets: Adult £10 | Concessions £87:00pm- Studio
Laura Marling became prom-inent with the London folk scene, she has also toured with a number of well-known indie artists in the UK. Her debut album Alas, I Cannot Swim, and her second album I Speak Because I Can were nominated for the Mercury Music Prize in 2008, and 2010 respectively. She also won Best Female Solo Artist at the 2011 Brit Awards and was nominated for the same award at the 2012 Brit Awards.
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Tuesday 15th October
Local Comedy night
Tickets: All £38:00pm-10:30pm- Café
This is a night for you...A night that you can come and show off your talent. Free to take part. So show us what you’re made of.
To take part email us at: [email protected]
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Wednesday 16th October Hampshire DanceTickets: Adults £10 |Concessions £87:00pm- 9:00pm- Auditorium
Since being established in 1991, we have developed innovative dance practice and built up a strong track record of effective partnership working. Following a period of rapid growth and continued investment, Hampshire Dance has now ceased to be regu-larly funded by Arts Council England. We are undergoing a period of reorganisation and will be focussing on commis-sioning and producing excel-lent dance experiences for both participants and audiences.
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Thursday 17th October
Battle of the BandsTickets: Adults £5 | Concessions £38:00pm-10:00pm- Auditorium
This a chance for the young generation to get their voice out there. You and your band can come and perform in our auditorium for your friends, fans and family.
To get involved please contact us at: [email protected]
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Tickets: Adults £20 | Concessions £187:00pm- Auditorium
Passionate, wired and raw, Razorlight are the darlings of the music press. Fronted by the hyperactive Johnny Bor-rell, their very English brand of indie-punk has seen them compared to both The Clash and The Libertines. The band are now well-known for their numerous efforts sup-porting charitable organi-sations.
Friday 18th October
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Saturday 19th October
Scott Mills and friendsTickets: Adults £10 | Concessions £88:00pm-10:00pm- Auditorium
With Scott Mills coming from Hampshire he has come back to do a gig for all of us and has decided to bring along some celebrity friends too.
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Free2:00pm-4:00pm- Café
Watership Down is the tale of a group of rabbits in search of a home. Fiver, a small, young rabbit, has a gift: He can tell when things are going to happen and he can sense whether they will be good or bad. Fiver foresees great danger to the rabbits’ home warren. His brother Hazel, who is slightly larger and helps take care of Fiver, takes Fiver to the Chief Rabbit, the Threarah. Fiver tells the Threarah that he foresees great danger, but the Chief Rabbit does not believe him.
Sunday 20th October
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CluelessTickets: Adult £6.50 | Concessions £4.508:00pm- Studio
A US West Coast teen lifestyle par-ody centred around Cher, a popular high school girl who spends her days playing match-maker, helping her friends with fashion choices, and looking for a boyfriend.
This film is a moden interpretation of the Jane Austen book Emma. Please let us know what you think at our facebook page:www.facebook.com/Camelot
Jane Austen Week Monday 21th October
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PersuasionTickets: Adult £6.50 | Concessions £4.508:00pm- Studio
Royal Navy captain Wentworth was haugh-tily turned down eight years ago as suitor of pompous baronet Sir Walter Elliot’s daughter Anne, despite true love. Now he visits their former seaside country estate, rented by his brother-in-law, admiral Croft, so the financial-ly stressed baronet can afford a fashionable, cheaper residence in trendy Bath. First the former lovers meet again on the estate, where they feel vibes again, but neither dares admit them until it seems too late. Yet the truth be-comes clear, both have moved, but meet again in Bath
Tuesday 22th October
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Thursday 24th October to Friday 25th OctoberSense and SensibilityTickets: Adult £15-£35 | Concessions £10-£252:30pm and 8:00pm- Auditorium
A lack of family fortune means difficult marriage prospects for the Dashwood sisters— two girls who couldn’t be more different. Both are seeking a husband, but find that neither Elinor’s common sense nor Marianne’s passion offer a key to happiness. Startling secrets and unexpected twists line the path to true love in this tale of flirtation and folly, based on Jane Austen’s first novel.
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Saturday 26th October
Jane Austen Themed Tea PartyTickets: Adult £7 | Concessions £52:00pm-6:00pm
This is an opportunity for you to dress up and enjoy an old fashioned tea party, with a variety of cakes, sandwiches, teas and much more. There will be old fashioned dancing and a talk to do with the passion behind Jane’s books.
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Sunday 27th October
Pride and Prejudice (BBC version)Tickets: Adult £6.50| Concessions £4.5011:00am-4:00pm- Studio
We will be showing the BBC version of Pride and Prejudice all day. There will be 15 min-ute intervals after every hour, a chance for you to grab some food and stretch your feet.
Mansfield ParkFree2:00pm-4:00pm- Café
A young girl named Fanny Price comes to live with her wealthy uncle and aunt, Sir Thomas and Lady Bertram. Fanny’s family is quite poor; her mother, unlike her sister Lady Bertram, married beneath her, and Fanny’s father, a sailor, is disabled and drinks heavily. Fanny is abused by her oth-er aunt, Mrs. Norris, a busybody who runs things at Mansfield Park, the Bertrams’ estate. The Bertram daughters, Maria and Julia, are shallow, rather cruel girls, intent on marrying well and being fashionable. The elder son, Tom, is a roustabout and a drunk. Fanny finds solace only in the friendship of the younger son, Edmund, who is planning to be a clergyman. Fanny
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Half Term Workshops...
DRAMA
MODEL MAKING
SHOWCASE
DANCE
FILMS
PHOTOGRAPHY
FINE ART
So far we have been celebrating the wonderful people that come from Hampshire, but from now on we are celebrating the generation that is growing up there now. Starting with a half term week full of
workshops and films for kids of all ages.
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Monday 28th October Tuesday 29th OctoberDance WorkshopAges: 6-8 at 10am-12pmAges: 9-11 at 1pm-3pmAges: 12-16 at 4pm-6pm£10 a workshop
This workshop will be held in the studio and will cover a range of dancing ready to perform on Saturday 2nd Novermber to friends and family.
Acting WorkshopAges: 6-8 at 10am-12pmAges: 9-11 at 1pm-3pmAges: 12-16 at 4pm-6pm£10 a workshop
This workshop will take place in theauditorium. You as a group will learn a short script of your choosing and perform it on Saturday 2nd November.
Model making WorkshopAges:6-10 at 10am-12pmAges: 11-16 at 2pm-4pm£10 a workshop
We are lucky to have ... a model maker that is responsible for the amazing things you see on Doctor Who in to help you create some won-derful things that will then be showcased on Saturday 2nd November. This workshop will take place in the studio.
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Thursday 31th OctoberWednesday 30th October
Dance WorkshopAges: 6-8 at 10am-12pmAges: 9-11 at 1pm-3pmAges: 12-16 at 4pm-6pm£10 a workshop
This workshop will be held in the studio and will continue on from Monday 28th’s workshop.
Acting WorkshopAges: 6-8 at 10am-12pmAges: 9-11 at 1pm-3pmAges: 12-16 at 4pm-6pm£10 a workshop
This workshop will take place in theauditorium and will continue on from Monday 28th’s workshop.
Fine Art and Photography Work-shopAges:6-10 at 10am-12pmAges: 11-16 at 2pm-4pm£10 a workshop
At these workshops you can do what you want. We will give you a canvas or camera and a range of art equipment and you can express yourself! Meet in the foyer area.
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Dance WorkshopAges: 6-8 at 10am-12pmAges: 9-11 at 1pm-3pmAges: 12-16 at 4pm-6pm£10 a workshop
This workshop will be held in the studio and will continue on from Monday 28th’s and Wednesday 30th’s workshop.
Acting WorkshopAges: 6-8 at 10am-12pmAges: 9-11 at 1pm-3pmAges: 12-16 at 4pm-6pm£10 a workshop
This workshop will take place in theauditorium and will continue on from Monday 28th’s and Wednesday 30th’s workshop.
Friday 1st November Interested in the workshops?If you are interested in any of these workshops please let us know.
Here is a list of how best to contact us:
f: www.facebook.com/Camelot e: [email protected] n: 01962 852 791
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Saturday 2nd Novmeber
Workshop ShowcaseTickets: Adults £5 | Concessions £37:00pm- 10:30pm- Foyer, Studio and Auditorium
As there will be a range of art work at this show case we will be using all the main rooms that Camelot has. The Foyer and Studio will be open from 7:00pm to showcase all the pieces of art work. Then at 8:30pm we will ask our audience to take their seats in the auditorium for the dance and drama performances
Film ShowingsTickets: £4.506pm- StudioMonday 28th OctoberJumanji (rated PG)
Tuesday 29th OctoberWallace & Gromit in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (rated U)
Wednesday 30th OctoberThe Borrowers (rated U)
Thursday 31st OctoberParanorman (rated 12A)
Friday 1st OctoberE.T (rated PG)
28th November to 1st Novmeber
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Weekly ChangesDance Workshops£90 per term or £10 a workshopEvery Saturday 10am-12pm- Studio
Every week there you will be taught a different type of dance. A new instructor will come in and teach you a routine every week.
The order of dance types:Hip HopJazzBallroomBalletSwingContemporaryTapModern Country/WesternLatin
Fine Art ExhibitionsFreeEvery Monday 10am (up until that Sunday)
There will be artwork in our foyer/ Café area once a week. If there is a theme that week, for example our Jane Austen week then the art work will reflect that.
If you want to take part in our fine art exhibitions then please contact us. We will give you the theme of the week and then you are welcome to create what you want.
Contact us at:
f: www.facebook.com/Camelot e: [email protected] n: 01962 852 791
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How to find us:By Train:Camelot is a short walk from Winchester station along City Road. Trains run directly from London Waterloo (55 mins)Basingstoke (20 mins) and Southampton (15 mins) and many other main line stations. Train information08457 48 49 50.
By Coach:Passengers may be dropped off outsidethe theatre. Parking for coaches isavailable at the coach park, Worthy Lane.This coach park is Pay and Display.
Car Parking:Parking in the city centre is free after6:00pm. Travelling on the M3 fromSouthampton, take Exit 11, travellingfrom Basingstoke and London, take Exit 9.
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Ways to get involved There are lots of ways to get involved, whether you see lots of theatre and want to get some discounts or you want a future in theatre and want a helping hand when it comes to experiences. We offer it all here.
Become a Friend:Become a Friend and enjoy:• Two for one ticket offers on the opening night of selected shows• Discounts on tickets for most shows• Advance notification of shows each season• And more…Go on www.camelotcentrearts.co.uk to find out more.
Placements and Work experience:Whether you want a job in theatre (front or back stage) or just want to see what it’s all about contact us by email, phone or at the box office to find all the ways you can get involved with yout local theatre.
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Our Vision,Mission and ValuesVision:Camelot is to be a cultural and interactive venue. Celebrating the culture of Hampshire in our first 3 weeks and then slowly moving away from that throughout the following weeks, months and years. This venue will continue to be more cultural than others in the surrounding areas by having themed weeks and performances know matter how big or small the artist.
Mission:To provide a new service to Winchester that celebrates different culture through different art forms in a commercial way to provide for the City of Winchester.
Values:Camelot wants to show the city of Winchester that culture can be fun and interactive. We want everyone to leave thinking they have experienced something new or seen something old in a new light. We want to do this by showing different art forms like dance, drama, film and much more. We promise to treat all our performers, staff and customers the same way, whether or not they know lots about what we are showing or it is their first time seeing it.
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Diary
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Coming SoonOther culture weeks for you have to look forward to:
Frankenstein Week
Mary Shelly wrote Frankinstein in 1818. Since then it has been made and remade in lots of different art-forms for all sorts of ages so this will be a week not to miss.
Railway WeekIf you want to learn and be entertained by more than just the people that make the culture this is the week for you: Looking at Eas-tleigh and the Railways around, we will also show some old favourites such as the Railway Children.
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Titanic Weekend King Alfred Week
The Titanic had such as big impact of our culture as we are so close to Southampton so this year we will be showing the different documentry, films and other art forms that have helped us remember what happened on the 15th April 1912.
Seeing as we are in Winchetser we can’t not look at the history and culture behind King Alfred and everything he did. This will be an exciting week as it is so close to home for us all.
