Embed Size (px)
DESCRIPTION
Junction's new season!
Citation preview
Friday 18 January Paul Jones and Dave Kelly
Venues large and small have been hushed and enraptured by this long standing duo. Co-vocalists in The Blues Band, Paul Jones and Dave Kelly have plied their trade as a duo, creating their very own personal and individual approach.Performing a dynamic, rootsy and exhilarating set of country blues, they bring their unique blend of experience and musicianship for one night.A traditional New Orleans meal in the Walkway Café Bar: Jambalaya (chicken, bacon, rice and chorizo), potatoes and seasonal vegetables served with a glass of wine or beer- £7.50.
All tickets £15 8pm
Saturday 19 January Indigo Moon presents Alice and the White RabbitJoin Alice on her magical adventure as she chases the White Rabbit back in time on a fantastic spiralling journey into Wonderland. Watch her change in size in Indigo Moon’s dream-like adaptation of the famous tale by Lewis Carroll, told through shadow theatre. On her journey she meets the Cheshire cat, a two-legged dragon and the March Hare at the medieval Mad Hatter’s tea party. But beware the Queen of Hearts or you might just lose your head!Alice and the White Rabbit celebrates different shadow techniques and is inspired by the gothic architecture and medieval times of the original white rabbit statue which really exists in St. Mary’s Church, Beverley, East Yorkshire.Suitable for ages 4+
All tickets £4.50
2pm (running time 50 mins)
Saturday 19 January Daniel Bye The Price Of EverythingHow 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 / stand-up storytelling show about value. Daniel Bye’s whistlestop tour of bizarre facts and extraordinary stories is occasionally shambolic and often misguided– but always a joy to watch.The Price of Everything asks one of the most important questions in our culture: why do we have to measure absolutely everything in money? It’s comic, it’s provocative, it’s a little bit interactive and it’s a little bit sad.Recommended for ages 14+
What do you think it’s worth? Every audience member will be given a complimentary ticket in advance and asked to rate the performance after the show. Whatever you rate, you donate! From £1 to £50, the choice is yours.
8pm
Friday 1 February A Night With Paul Lyalls and John HegleyLegendary poets Paul Lyalls and John Hegley come together for this one off spoken word performance. Paul Lyalls, star of BBC2’s/ CBBC’s Big Slam Poetry House has just released his new full collection ‘Catching The Cascade’ and has been shortlisted for the 2012 People’s Book Prize.A regular sell out at the Edinburgh Festival, John Hegley combines comedy, music and spoken word and is one of the country’s most innovative comic poets. Paul Lyalls will start the evening followed by an extended set from John Hegley.
£10/ £8 8pm
Saturday 2 February Garlic Theatre presents There’s A Monster In My PianoQ What do you do when you hear a strange munching noise inside a piano? A Call the Piano Doctor of course. He might be able to help with his bag full of ears and his collection ofweird and wonderful tools. But when he looks inside - the musical notes are packing their bags and running away. What are they scared of and who is hammering at the keys?Garlic Theatre delight children and adults with this offbeat jazzy tale, starring puppets, clowning, animation and a very highly strung monster indeed.Suitable for ages 4+
£4.50 2pm (running time 45 mins)
Saturday 2 February Arts and Crafts WorkshopBring to life your very own musical note rod puppets based on the whacky, wonderful characters you have just seen in There’s A Monster In My Piano.Garlic Theatre will help you to create a colourful and unique puppet in a relaxed and fun environment.Suitable for ages 5+ (children aged from five-seven years need to be accompanied by an adutl)
£4.50 (£7 with a ticket to There’s A Monster In My Piano)
3.15pm
Saturday 2 February Vin GarbuttPowerful, hugely moving, warm, humane, inspired, funny and gut wrenchingly honest. These are just some of the superlatives used to describe Vin’s performances. This international, award winning, singer songwriter is completing his 42nd year on the road.This year sees the release of the biopic film ‘Teesside Troubadour’ documenting Vin’s life and career. He is for ever in demand and his shows are continually sell outs, so get your tickets early!A pre-show meal in the Walkway Café Bar : Chicken Chasseur with potatoes and seasoned vegetables served with a glass of wine or beer- £7.50.
£13/ £11 8pm
Friday 15 February Junction and Drunken Chorus presents
Youth Cabaret A lively evening of short performances by young cabaret acts, hosted by Drunken Chorus.Young people aged 13 to 25 wishing to submit their act should send details of what they would like to perform, with a photograph if possible, to [email protected] by 18 January.Acts can include short theatre pieces, comedy, music, poetry, dance and even circus.
£4 7.30pm
Saturday 16 February Strangeface presents The Amazing Adventures of PinocchioA puppet in a pickle!Based on the story by Carlo Collodi, award-winning Strangeface bring an extraordinary mix of masks, puppets and live music to this tale of wild mischief and temptation.In a style closer to Dahl than Disney, the Amazing Adventures of Pinocchio takes us on a fantastical journey from his first moments as a talking log through a madcap series of scrapes with fairies, the rascals Fox and Cat, a sinister puppet-master and a trip to the Land of Toys.In turns thrilling and heartwarming, moving and comical, Strangeface brings an inimitable magic to a masterpiece of surreal fantasy and features their ever popular “back stage tour”.Suitable for ages 5+
£8/ £5/ £22 family ticket 7pm
Friday 22 and Saturday 23 February Selby Dance Centre presents Retrospective: The MusicalA magical journey back in time. Seven teenagers break into a once thriving dance school to find a costume room with magic powers! That’s when the fun really begins and the “Spirits of the Dance” come alive!
After their huge success last year with “Cindy The Musical” the Selby Theatre & Dance Academy are back with this all singing, all dancing showcase of talent.“Not your average dance school show!”Great entertainment for all!
£8.50 Fri- 7pm, Sat- 3pm & 7pm
Friday 1 March New Old Friends presents Silly Songs of ShakespeareSilly Songs of Shakespeare is a show that does what it says on the tin: there are songs, they are silly and they are based on Shakespeare. Spend an evening with ‘Fearg & The Sonnettes’ while they serenade you with hilarious “synopsongs” of some of Will’s most famous works and illuminate a weird corner of Shakespeare’s world with their witty and catchy tunes. Highlights include The RP R&J Rap, The Kings’ Song, Hey Nonny Nonny, and The De Dum Dance. Suitable for ages 10+
£10/ £8 8pm
Saturday 2 March The Mayor’s Annual Charity ConcertThe Mayor of Goole presents an evening of musical entertainment and variety featuring local performers. The event is in aid of the Mayor’s chosen charities, which this year are The Goole Hospitals Brain Injuries Unit and Leeds Hospital Children’s Heart Unit.If you like feel-good entertainment and raising money for charity you’ll love The Mayor’s Annual Charity Concert
£6 7.30pm
Monday 4 March- Saturday 16 March Takeover Festival
Junction is being taken over by kids!Kingsway Primary School in Goole have been working for the last six months on selecting a variety of shows and events for their Takeover of Junction. 47 children aged 10-11-years-old have been working closely with staff from Junction to tell us what they want for their festival! For these two weeks the children have picked everything at Junction- from the films to the shows- and even the workshops! Needless to say, there will be workshops, film, schools performances, installations as well as some special events. Watch out for little workers scurrying about the place in March, they will be helping us steward events, selling tickets on box office and marketing the events. You can join in the fun too! All screenings and performances will be open to the public, just look out for the Takeover Festival brochure at Junction and online.Prices and performance times vary. Ask at the box office for more information.
Tuesday 12 March and Wednesday 13 March Lempen Puppets presents The Fisherman & The PearlMcManus, an old fisherman from Fisherman’s Cove, has seen it all. When he was young the fishing was good and the sea teeming with life. Now he’s old, sad and grumpy and spends his days sitting on the rocks lamenting the good old days. But his granddaughter Jo has found something at the beach - a special pearl - and all may not be lost ...The show is suitable for key stages one and two with each child given an information pack provided by the Marine Conservation Society. Schools can also take away classroom posters and are invited to be Bottle Champions involving recycling in the school.Suitable for ages 5+School bookings only
£4 Tues- 1.30pm Weds 10.30am & 1.30pm (running time 50 mins)
Saturday 16 March Participate PlatformFeaturing performances from members of Junction’s weekly groups, this quarterly sharing of work will include music from School of Rock plus a special performance from Electric Youth Theatre.
£4 7pm
Tuesday 19 March East Riding of Yorkshire Council presents Springtime VarietyThe show will be a delight for audiences of all ages, containing all the elements for a perfect afternoon’s entertainment. A wonderful cast will take you on a musical journey through laughter, song and dance.Following the opening selection of music and song, featuring Michael Buble songs, the show will move to excerpts from the smash hit musical Jersey Boys. Tribute will also be paid to the legends of Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jnr and many more, along with the usual array of glittering costumes.
£5.50 2pm
Friday 22 March Uke OffA fun musical evening of entertainment featuring several ukulele performances from Jacqui Wicks and members of Ossett’s Ukulele Massive who will join young people from Goole’s Ukulele Junction project for an evening of ukulele magic. Jacqui Wicks has been a ukulele-botherer for about five years. Former Sex Patel, Jazz Diva, Big Band Chanteuse, Blues Queen and founder of The Uku:Ladies Jacqui has delighted audiences from her local Labour Club to Glastonbury Festival with her infectious musical personality.
£4 7.30pm
Saturday 23 March Puppet Lab presents
Each Peach Pear PlumAdapted from the book by Janet and Allan Ahlberg Each Peach Pear Plum is a game of ‘I spy’ for little ones and their families.
The setting is a delightful green meadow with a river running through it. There are songs and music which bring to life a variety of nursery rhyme characters played by a wide range of puppets, all on their way to Mother Hubbard’s for some Plum Pie.
Suitable for ages 3+
£4.50 2pm (running time 45 mins)
Saturday 23 March Arts and Crafts WorkshopJoin our artist for a fun workshop where you can make a puppet of your favourite nursery rhyme character from the show. Suitable for ages 5+_(children aged from five-seven years need to be accompanied by an adult)
£4.50 (£7 with a ticket to Each Peach Pear Plum)
3.15pm
Saturday 23 March Mark Steel’s In TownFollowing his highly acclaimed, Sony Award winning Radio 4 comedy show Mark Steel’s In Town, and the publication of a book of the same title, writer and stand-up comedian Mark Steel is back on the road.
Bringing an element of Mark Steel’s In Town to each live performance means Mark will write material shedding light on the quirkiness and interesting aspects of every town and city he visits, allowing each show to be unique - something local audiences up and down the country will devour and enjoy. Mark is committed to performing a routine about the history of every town he’ll perform in. However, he may regret making this promise!
As well as Mark Steel’s In Town, Mark has presented the BAFTA nominated Mark Steel Lectures for BBC2, is a regular on BBC One’s Have I Got News For You and Radio 4’s News Quiz. He’s written several, acclaimed books, including: Reasons To Be Cheerful and What’s Going On and he writes a weekly column for The Independent.
Suitable for 16+ (some strong language)
A pre-show stew in the Walkway Café Bar: traditional beef stew with dumplings served with potatoes, seasoned vegetables and a glass of wine or beer- £7.50.
£15/ £13 8pm
FOLK IN THE BAROn the first Thursday of every month Junction presents a laid-back evening of acoustic music in the Walkway Café Bar. Musicians are welcome to come along and perform- just ask for Keith or Roger on arrival.Thurs 3 Jan, Thurs 7 Feb, Thurs 7 Mar
8pm Free
DINNER AND A SHOWThemed pre-show meals will be available at Paul Jones and Dave Kelly, Vin Garbutt and Mark Steel. Pre- booking via the Junction Box Office is essential by midday on the Wednesday before the show. Meals will be served in the Walkway Café Bar from 6pm on the evening of the performance. A vegetarian option will always be provided and dietary requirements can be catered for.
CINEMAFilm listings for Junction are announced every month, and are printed in a separate cinema brochure and listed on our website (www.junctiongoole.co.uk). For more information, or to pick up a copy of the current film programme, pop in and see our friendly box office staff.
DIARYThurs 3 Jan Folk In The Bar
Fri 18 Jan Paul Jones and Dave Kelly
Sat 19 Jan Indigo Moon presents
Alice and the White RabbitSat 19 Jan Daniel Bye
Fri 1 Feb A Night With Paul Lyalls
and John HegleySat 2 Feb Garlic Theatre presents
There’s A Monster In My PianoSat 2 Feb Arts and Crafts Workshop
Sat 2 Feb Vin Garbutt
Thurs 7 Feb Folk In The Bar
Fri 15 Feb Youth Cabaret Sat 16 Feb Strangeface presents The Amazing Adventures Of PinocchioFri 22 & Selby Dance Centre presents
Sat 23 Feb Retrospective: The MusicalFri 1 March Silly Songs Of Shakespeare
Sat 2 March The Mayor’s Annual Charity ConcertMon 4 Mar Takeover Festival- Sat 16 Mar
Thurs 7 Mar Folk In The Bar
Tues 12- Lempen Puppets presents
Wed 13 Mar The Fisherman & The PearlSat 16 Mar Participate Platform
Tues 19 Mar East Riding of Yorkshire Council presents Springtime VarietyFri 22 Mar Uke Off Sat 23 Mar Puppet Lab presents Each Peach Pear PlumSat 23 Mar Arts and Crafts Workshop
Sat 23 Mar Mark Steel
Trinity Framing
Providing a bespoke framing service for yourphotos, collectibles, artwork and prints
The Old Vicarage Blacktoft01430 441751
e:[email protected]: www.trinityframing.co.uk
A614to Howden
& YorkJ36
M62
J36
VermuydenSchool
600m
North Street
TrainStation
WesleySquare Stanley St
Boothferry RdBoothferry Rd
Carlisle Street
Stanhope Street
Estc
our
t Te
rr
Victoria St
Edinburg
h St
Ma
riner
s St
reet Pedestrianised
Para
dise
Pl
M62
Estcourt Street
VictorianMarket
For GPS / SatNav enter postcode DN14 5EZ for directions to Wesley Square car park.
Parking in Wesley Square is currently free after 6pm, and includes a number of disabled spaces close to the covered walkway and ramp at the front of the building.
JUNCTIONOpening Hours Building open from 9am Monday – Saturday. The closing
time of the building and café bar will vary, depending on event times for each day.
CONTACTGeneral Enquiries [email protected] & Leisure Manager Charlie Studdy: [email protected] & Community Arts Co-Ordinator Nicola Dixon: [email protected] Administrative Assistant Helen Tawn: [email protected] Website www.junctiongoole.co.ukTel 01405 763652Address Paradise Place, Goole, East Yorkshire, DN14 5DL
Follow us on twitter (@junction_goole)
Join us on Facebook (search ‘junction goole’)
ACCESS
There is a ramp from street level to the walkway at the front of the building, and a fully level ground floor. We have a lift up to the balcony and community room, with accessible toilets on both levels. The auditorium features space for wheelchair users, both on the front row and on the balcony. An induction loop is fitted in the auditorium and other rooms. Junction’s friendly staff will be more than happy to assist you, so please make your requirements known at the time of booking.
Please note that level access is only available to certain seats.
HIRE Junction has a number of spaces available for hire. To enquire please contact us on [email protected] or 01405 763652
THE WALKWAY CAFÉ BAR Open Monday to Saturday from 9am. Food served from 10am until 2.30pm.The bar will be open for drinks before films and performances, as well as
during intervals, for which drinks may be pre-ordered before the show. Drinks may be taken into the auditorium in plastic glasses (please ask at the bar).Special, themed, pre-show meals will be available at some events. Please see event listings or our website for details.
BOOKING INFORMATIONBox Office Monday: 9am-5pmOpening Hours Tuesday-Friday: 9am-8.30pm Saturday: 10am–30mins after start of evening event
HOW TO BOOK:In person Visit our box office, located in the foyer area of Junction.
Online Tickets for all of Junction’s events are now available to purchase online at www.junctiongoole.co.uk.
All transactions are processed by WeGotTickets.
Over the phone Call our box office on 01405 763652
Ticket enquiries Email [email protected]
Concessions Concessionary tickets are available for most productions and are offered to under 16s, over 60s, registered disabled people, individuals claiming job seekers allowance and anyone in full-time education. You will be asked to provide ID as proof of entitlement.
Ticket Bookings Customers paying for tickets by card will be charged a small booking fee (Credit: £1 / Debit: 50p)
Reservations may be held for up to 7 days or half an hour before the performance, whichever comes first. Junction reserves the right to sell tickets that are not paid for within these times. Once paid for, tickets can only be refunded in the event of a performance/film being cancelled. Providing two full clear working days notice is given, tickets may be transferred at face value to other shows in the season (excluding hires). For more information see terms & conditions at Box Office or online.
Group Bookings Group discounts are available for parties of ten or more. Please contact the box office for more details.
Film Cinema tickets are available from the box office. Full price: £5.50 / Concession: £4 Family Ticket: £15 (2 adults & 2 children OR 1 adult & 3 children) 3D CINEMA Full price: £7 / Concessions: £5.50 Family Ticket: £21 (2 adults & 2 children OR 1 adult & 3 children)Disclaimer Junction will not give refunds based on an audience member’s lack of enjoyment of a particular live event or film. Junction is not responsible for The Walkway Café Bar, which is managed by Harmans On-site Services Ltd.
TUESDAY – ELECTRIC YOUTH THEATRE8 January – 19 March (excluding Half Term 12 February)Performance 16 March as part of PlatformElectric Youth Theatre has been running for over 13 years and offers chil-dren and young people access to high quality workshops where they can explore drama in a fun, engaging and creative environment.
6pm - 6.45pm: Electric ‘Sparklets’ – Ages 5-7 6.45pm - 7.45pm: Electric ‘Little Sparks’ – Ages 8-11 7.45pm - 9pm: Electric ‘Shocks’ – Ages 12-18 £2.50 per week
WEDNESDAY – SCHOOL OF ROCK9 January – 20 March (excluding Half Term 13 February)Performance 16 March as part of PlatformSuitable for ages 12+, these sessions cater for young people who want to learn or develop music skills, as well as those who are looking to play alongside others in a band.
6pm - 7pm : Beginners and individuals 7pm - 8pm : Bands and advanced £2.50
THURSDAY - UKULELE JUNCTION10 January – 21 March (excluding Half Term 14 February)Performance as part of Uke Off 22 MarchFun sessions for young people aged 11+ suitable for beginners and more experienced uke players. The group will work together to learn a song or two for the Uke Off on Fri 22 March alongside professional artists and bands. If you have a uke, bring it along, if you don’t let us know and bor-row one of ours!
6pm - 8pm:
£2.50 per week
FRIDAY - EAST RIDING YOUTH DANCE22 Feb, 1, 8, 15, 22 March, 19, 26 Apr , 3, 10, 17, 24 May, 7 JunSuitable for ages 11 - 18 no dance experience necessary. £45 per term end of term performance at Bridlington Spa on Sunday 9 June 2013
6.15pm - 8.15pm (subject to change)
An East Riding of Yorkshire Council event. Contact Michelle McCoy for details on (01482) 392653 or visit www.eryd.co.uk
Junction has been built with the support of Yorkshire Forward, Goole Town Council, Arts Council England and East Riding of Yorkshire Council.
Someone WILL win this
cash prizeevery week!
£1,000Money raised will
be used to help thelocal community
0800 8766 880www.gooleanddistrictlottery.org.uk
PROGRAMMEJanuary - March 2013
Tickets available online atwww.junctiongoole.co.ukBox Office: 01405 763652
JUNCTION WEEKLY GROUPS
theatre|cinema|café bar|workshop
Ga
rlic
Th
ea
tre
: Th
ere
’s A
Mo
nst
er I
n M
y Pi
an
o (
Satu
rda
y 2
Feb
rua
ry)
