Millfield Arts Centre and Dugdale Centre Summer Brochure 2013

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As summer approaches and the days are getting longer, we’re looking forward to springing into a new season of great drama, music, comedy, poetry, jazz nights and even a series of films.

The Dugdale Centre’s intimate studio space will play host to a season of outstanding theatre. Vamos Theatre Company will return with the funny and fearless masked performance Finding Joy and we have an award winning new play from Emma Jowett, Snap. Catch. Slam.

For the first time the Dugdale Centre will be staging two Greek events: a modern day version of Aristophanes’ play Wealth, a political satire on contemporary Athens, and stand up comedian Paul Lambis is sure to keep you entertained with tales about growing up in Cyprus.

Our season of jazz and poetry continues to flourish with Ziggy’s World Jazz Club, The Sunday Edition and Jacqueline Saphra, and we’re screening classic films from across the world with cinema group, Talkies.

At Millfield Theatre local talent takes centre stage. Saint Monica’s Players will perform the hit musical Our House featuring the ska pop genius of Madness. The ever popular Haringey Shed return with two brand new shows and future stars from Performers College will showcase their dance and choreography skills.

Don’t forget, for those people who like to plan ahead, we not only have a series of events in October to celebrate Black History Month, including Stephen K Amos, but the ultimate London pantomime, Dick Whittington is now on sale too… oh yes it is!

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THE REAL THING 6 APRIL 8PM mILLFIeLD THeATre

THE NOISE NEXT DOOR 6 APRIL 8PM DuGDALe CeNTre

MISS JULIE 20 APRIL 8PM DuGDALe CeNTre

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THURSDay 25th - FRIDay 26th APRIL 8PMX aT DUGDaLE CENTRE

DUGDaLE TICKETS £12|£10 concs ONLINe £11|£9 concs

“It was the mischiefwe got up to

that kept us going”(Mary, Survivor 2011)


FOUR FARCESWEDNESDay 1st MAy 8PMX aT DUGDaLE CENTRE

European Arts Company returns with a delicious evening of one-act farces from the Victorian stage. There’s more than a hint of The Goons and Monty Python in these four plays entitled ‘Wanted, A Young Lady’, ‘Box and Cox’, ‘An Unwarrantable Intrusion’ and ‘Duel in the Dark’.

Involving duelling pistols, cross dressing, thwarted lovers, double-crossing, romance and intoxication, these colourful comic capers promise a sublime evening of mayhem and merriment.

“A surreal performance, witty and hilarious.” CulTure GuiDe

DUGDaLE TICKETS£14|£12 SIDE SEaTS £12|£10 ONLINe £13|£11 SIDe SeATS £11|£9 £9 UNDER 26

ZIGGy’S WOrLD JAZZ CLub

SECTOR7 SUNDay 28th APRIL 7.30PMX aT DUGDaLE CENTRE

North London has never sounded so good.

Exceptional vocal harmony singing group perform a fresh take on Gershwin to Stevie Wonder. Exploring soul, jazz, folk and gospel, taking each genre to a new level with exciting vocal harmony-centred arrangements.

Featuring Rising stars Sarah Ellen Hughes & Emma Smith (as seen on BBC TV Albert Hall jazz prom).

“Truly uplifting, they blew me away…” Brian Blain, Jazz uK

“Possibly the most exciting thing to happen to the London jazz vocal scene” ian Shaw

DUGDaLE TICKETS £13.50 ONLINe £12.50

“DaNCIN”FRIDay 3rd & SaTURDay 4th MAy 7.30PMQ aT MILLFIELD THEaTRE

Named in the memory of the famous show that the legendary Bob Fosse created; Performers 3rd year Dance graduates will be presenting an exciting showcase that displays their professionalism, style, talent and flair.

‘Dancin’ has been created by the tutors of Performers College who are skilled choreographers in their own rights. If you are looking for an evening full of variety and entertainment book now, you won’t be disappointed!

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A SERIOUS MAN THURSDay 2nd MAy 7.30PMX aT DUGDaLE CENTRE

A darkly humorous Coen Brothers firm about a Midwestern Jewish man whose life crumbles both professionally and personally, leading him to question his faith.

Nomination for the Academy Award for Best Picture.a Serious Man (2009)

Dir: Joel & ethan Coen

Cert 15

106 mins

DUGDaLE TICKETS £5

All tickets available from The Performers College Box Office on 01375 672053

TICKETS £15

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First Thursdays at The Dugdale CentreTalkies Community Cinema is a not-for-profit volunteer-led organisation which screens classic films from across the world in small venues. We believe that our events are as much about social interaction as they are about watching good cinema.


ROBERT HABERMANNSINATRA THE MOVIE yEARS SaTURDay 4th MAy 7.30PMX aT DUGDaLE CENTRE


Award winning singer Robert Habermann tells stories and sings songs from Frank Sinatra’s sparkling Hollywood film career.

Starting with his first feature, his brilliant work with dancer Gene Kelly in MGM’S ‘On The Town’, ‘Anchors Aweigh’, The Rat Pack Films, including songs Young At Heart, The Tender Trap, Ol’ Man River, Lady Is A Tramp, New York New York plus award winning All The Way and many more.

CeLebrATING “OL’ bLue eyeS”

“Simply the best singer and entertainer we have today” The TiMeS

Enfield Poets have moved home to the Dugdale Centre

The Enfield Poets’ regular monthly readings on Saturday evenings commence at 7.30pm and end about 10pm with an interval for refreshments. Events include ‘Poets from the Floor’, where members of the audience are able to read a poem of their own. Hosted by Valerie Darville and Anthony Fisher.

X April 6th – Jacqueline SaphraJacqueline has won several awards including first prize in the Ledbury Competition. Her pamphlet, Rock’n’Roll Mamma was published by Flarestack in 2008 and her first full collection, The Kitchen of Lovely Contraptions, developed with funding from the Arts Council was nomi-nated for the Aldeburgh First Collection prize.

X May 4th – Highgate PoetsHighgate Poets was founded in 1977 and is a workshop group, holding monthly meetings, where poems are presented for constructive criticism. Members come from a wide variety of backgrounds and many are published poets. They have recently published their 26th anthology Urban Harvest.

X June 1st – Alan MurrayAlan Murray has spent most of his adult life studying and teaching philosophy. Many of his poems are concerned with ‘the self’ and the contradictions it gives rise to, but they are all rooted in everyday experiences and are often intimate and conversational even when written in strict form. This evening is the North London launch of his debut poetry collection Perhaps.

DUGDaLE TICKETS £3.50|£2.50 concs


FINDING JOyWEDNESDay 8th & THURSDay 9th MAy 8PM X aT DUGDaLE CENTRE

DUGDaLE TICKETS £14|£12 concs ONLINe £13|£11 concs Under 26 £9

Finding Joy is about memory, ageing, love, and - of course - about Joy! Vamos Theatre creates innovative full mask theatre that brims with visual inventiveness, music, puppetry, dexterity and hilarity. Finding Joy is based on life events, and is created in association with movement play specialists JABADAO.

It is funny and fearless theatre from one of the UK’s foremost full mask theatre companies.

age suitability 12 years+

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“a truly magical piece offull mask theatre” hereForD TiMeS


SNAP. CATCH. SLAM.FRIDay 10th MAy 8PMX aT DUGDaLE CENTRE

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“I found myself on the edge of my seat” Three weeKS HHHHH

Best new writing at the Lost Theatre Festival.

Finalist in the London Theatre Writing Award 2010.

Nominated for Best Actress in The Stage awards.

yOUNG FRANKENSTEINFRI 10th & SaT 11th MAy 7.30PMQ aT MILLFIELD THEaTREPerformers College 3rd year Musical Theatre students present a workshop production of Young Frankenstein. The musical by Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan, with music and lyrics by Brooks, based on the 1974 comedy film of the same name. The vibrant young graduates, who are aspiring to be the next generation of artistes, will perform this laugh out loud musical comedy.

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All tickets for these shows are available from The Performers College Box Office on 01375 672053

TICKETS £20

A young teacher, pushed to her limit.

A Polish family, devastated with nowhere to turn.

A devoted mother, crushed when

her guard was down.SUNDay 30th JUNE 7.30PMCreated in memory of Hannah Defoe, a Performers College student who was sadly taken from us during the summer of 2012. All the proceeds from this show will be donated to ‘The Hannah Defoe Memorial Trust’ set up to help finance a scholarship to train at a Performing Arts College. A wonderful evening of entertainment.

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TICKETS £15


HITS FROM THE BLITz WITH FIVE STAR SWING THURSDay 16th MAy 2.30PMX aT DUGDaLE CENTRE


Famous war-time tunes and sing-a-long songs brought to life by the singers and multi-instrumentalists of the Five Star Swing band.

Featuring Simone from the latter days of the Ivy Benson Orchestra plus Chris Smith (Jnr) composer and arranger for Glenn Miller’s brother, Herb and the BBC Radio Big Band. Book early for this sell-out show!

POPuLAr SONGS, WeLL-LOVeD muSIC

“Superb, they swing like crazy!” Sheila TraCy, BBC

DUGDaLE TICKETS £12 ONLINe £11

Three devastating accounts of a single minute in one day that changed everything.

Snap. Catch. Slam. is an award winning new play inspired by real life events by Emma Jowett (Beachy Head and Mile End). Three intimate and raw stories of unique moments that changed lives irrevocably.

CHILDREN’S INTERNATIONAL VOICESSUNDay 19TH May 2pMX aT DUGDaLE CENTRE

Come and enjoy the amazing talents of our local soloists, vocal and instrumental as they present their Annual Dugdale Centre Recital. The Choir is for young people living in Enfield. Everybody’s welcome and there is no audition to join.

Please contact the Founder Director Dr. June Keyte MBE, ARAM, FRSA, Churchill Fellow, who has had a 50 year career in education in Enfield. The Music Staff include Dr. Christopher Keyte Hon. ARAM, Sara King BMus Hons, Joseph Ford Thompson BMus Hons, Adam Dickson BA Cantab, Muriel Ray BMus Edin and Jonathan Nicolaides.

Tickets from Children’s International Voices of Enfield Box Office: Tel: 020 8882 7404, or email [email protected]. Alternatively use the contact form on our Website.

www.childrensinternationalvoices.co.uk.

Tickets £8 adults, £5 Children


NEIL INNESANOTHER CHANCE TO GET IT RIGHT SaTURDay 18th MAy 7.30PMX aT DUGDaLE CENTRE

Neil Innes performs a wry, poignant, humorous and topical one-man show, spiced with anecdotes of his life and times in the worlds of media and show business.

Neil is best known for his collaborative work with Monty Python, The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band and The Rutles while his TV shows for BBC2, The Innes Book of Records have become cult classics.

Neil’s solo shows tickle the emotions with a potent mix of fine musicianship and enlightened lyricism, packed with sharp observations celebrating the absurdities of modern existence.

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ENFIELD Jazz ORCHESTRa ANNIVERSARy CONCERT THURSDay 23rd MAy 8PMX aT DUGDaLE CENTRE


Join ENJO Jazz Orchestra, fabulous 17-piece big band, vocals and strings, for our 1st Anniversary musical celebrations. Enjoy a programme of classic swing numbers including the sounds of Count Basie, Ted Heath and the songs of Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and more.


GEORGIA MANCIO QUARTETSUNDay 26th MAy 7.30PMX aT DUGDaLE CENTRE


Award-winning vocalist Georgia Mancio has one of the finest voices on the London jazz scene today. A natural musician with a pure honeyed tone, her delivery epitomises the cool, laid-back sound of cocktail jazz, with its effortless swing and instinctive phrasing.

Embracing her Anglo/Italian/Uruguayan background, she seamlessly performs in five languages and interpreting Fats Waller, Chick Corea, Pat Metheny, Tom Waits, David Bowie, The Beatles, Brazilian samba, Chilean folk and Italian pop often with her own beautifully crafted lyrics. Georgia is supported by Tim Lapthorn (piano), Julie Walkington (bass) and Gareth Lockrane (flute).

“a sublime vocalist with both credibility and talent to spare” JazzwiSe

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THE pRINCESS aND THE pEa30th May - 2nd JUNE 11aM, 1pM & 3pM X aT DUGDaLE CENTRE

A ‘peas’ your little ones this half term and bring them to the Dugdale Centre for a pyjama party to remember!

This is not your usual bedtime story, for in the dreamy land of Nod, a witch’s curse has caused everyone to fall asleep but in the Kingdom of wide-awake nobody has slept a wink! A young farmer girl finds herself venturing across both lands to help break the curse and find a missing prince.

Skewbald shakes up this classic fairy tale with puppetry, song, music, animation and pillow fights galore.

Wear your Pyjamas - but don’t fall asleep! Prizes for best night wear.

age suitability 3-8 years running time 50mins

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LET’S GET ON WITH THE SHOWWEDNESDay 29th - FRIDay 31st MAy 7.45pMX aT DUGDaLE CENTRE

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DUGDaLE TICKETS £12

David Short presents a wonderful evening of musical entertainment with songs from all the greatest Hollywood and MGM musicals, with an incredibly talented cast of local performers.

They will be singing the greatest hits from classics such as, Oklahoma!, Guys and Dolls, Carousel, Cabaret, Chicago, Singin’ In The Rain, The Wizard Of Oz, Showboat, Fiddler On The Roof, Kiss Me Kate, Calamity Jane, and many more.


THE WAVE (DIe WeLLe) THURSDay 6th JUNE 7.30PMX aT DUGDaLE CENTRE

DUGDaLE TICKETS £5

During a project week, high school teacher Rainer Wenger (Jurgen Vogel) comes up with an experiment in order to explain to his students how totalitarian governments work. A role-playing game with tragic results begins.

Within a few days, what began as harmless notions, like discipline and community, builds into a real movement: The Wave. By the third day, the students start ostracizing and threatening others. When the conflict finally erupts into violence at an intramural water polo game, the teacher decides to break off the experiment. But it’s too late. The Wave is out of control... (German with english subtitles)

The waVe (2008)

Dir: Dennis Gansel.

Cert 15

107 min

TaLES FROM THE SHED EvERy FRIDay & SaTURDay 7th – 22nd JUNE 10aM & 11.30aMX aT DUGDaLE CENTRE

TICKETS £6free to babies under 6mths

Hugely entertaining shows for 0-7s!

Tales from the Shed are highly entertaining, interactive theatre shows that are perfect for young children. They are informal, lively and amazingly engaging - children are always encouraged to make a lot of noise and to make the story happen. Every show will be fun, really silly and that there will be plenty of colourful puppets and live songs. Different stories feature the same much loved characters – from Can-Can the beautiful bird to laid back Lion Down and The Thing That Goes Blurgh!

For ages 0-7 years (approx 60mins)

To book, visit www.chickenshed.org.uk or call Chickenshed’s Box Office on 020 8292 9222.

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PETER HOWARTHUNpLUGGED PLUS SUPPORTSaTURDay 8TH JUNE 8pMX aT DUGDaLE CENTRE

Lead singer of The Hollies, long time singer/guitarist with Cliff Richard and West End Star of The Roy Orbison Story.

A great evening’s entertainment for fans of Cliff Richard, The Hollies, and Roy Orbison, featuring a choice selection of solo acoustic arrangements of classic hits including Devil Woman, Miss You Nights, Carrie, He Ain’t Heavy He’s My Brother, Jennifer Eccles, Pretty Woman, Only The Lonely and more.

Also introducing special guest singer/ songwriter Michael Armstrong, telling his own musical story, from his brushes with international fame to his lucky break into the world of music and celebrity.

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WEDNESDay 12th - FRIDay 14th JUNE 8PMQ aT MILLFIELD THEaTRE

MILLFIELD TICKETS £15 ONLINe £14

Remarking comically on the political landscape of contemporary Africa, Our Husband Has Gone Mad Again is social and political satire at its best. Written by Ola Rotimi, one of Nigeria’s leading playwrights and theatre directors, the play, concerned with life and marriage, is hilarious but poignant. Major Lejoka-Brown’s predicaments are further complicated by the unexpected arrival of his American wife Liza, who

discovers two more marriages contracted without her knowledge, and her husband beset by political problems.

Produced by Jo Melville and directed by Lookman Sanusi, featuring acclaimed cast members including: Moji Bamtefa (Meet the Adebanjos); Tayo Elesin (Casualty, Law and Order, Doctors).

HAMLETWED 19th JUNE - SUN 4th AUGUSTQ VARIOUS LOCATIONSUniversally thought to be the greatest play ever written, Shakespeare’s ‘Hamlet’ will be Principal Theatre Company’s twentieth production. This classic story sees young Hamlet, the Prince of Denmark, seeking revenge for the murder of his father. With some of the most famous lines ever spoken upon the stage, bring a picnic, a glass of wine, and watch the sun set as Hamlet speaks with his father’s ghost….


THE COMEDY OF ERRORS: 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 & 22 JUNEHAmLeT: 19, 20, 21, 22 JuNeCapEL MaNOR, BULLSMOOR LaNE, ENFIELD EN1 4RQAdults - £13. Concessions (Under 16/Senior Citizen) - £11. Family Tickets (2 Adults & 2 Concessions) - £40. Groups - 10 or more £10 per ticket THE COMEDY OF ERRORS: 4, 6 JULYHAmLeT: 3, 5 JuLyOLD aSHMOLEaN RUGBy CLUB, THE BOURNE, SOUTHGaTE N14 6QyAdults - £13. Concessions (Under 16/Senior Citizen) - £11. Family Tickets (2 Adults & 2 Concessions) - £40. Groups - 10 or more £10 per ticket

THE COMEDY OF ERRORS: 12, 18, 26, JULY 1, 3 AUGUSTHAMLET: 13, 19, 25, 27 JULY & 2 AUGUSTCORaM’S FIELDS, GUILFORD STREET, BLOOMSBURy WC1N 1DNAdults - £15.50 Concessions (Under 16/Senior Citizen) - £13.Family Tickets (2 Adults & 2 Concessions) -£49. Groups - 10 or more £12 per ticket

THe COmeDy OF errOrS: 21 JuLyHAmLeT: 14 JuLyFREIGHTLINERS FaRM, SHERINGHaM ROaD, N7 8pF Adults - £13. Concessions (Under 16/Senior Citizen) - £11. Family Tickets (2 Adults & 3 Concessions) - £40. Groups - 10 or more £10 per ticketunder 5s go free. Parking is available on the street.For more venue info see www.freightlinersfarm.org.uk

THe COmeDy OF errOrS: 28 July HAmLeT: 4 AuGuSTEAST BARNET FESTIVAL, OAK HILL PARK, EN4 8JSAdults - £12, Senior Citizen - £10, Under 16 - £6Under 6s go free. bring a chair or a blanket. Large parking area. For more venue info see www.eastbarnetfestival.org.uk

THE COMEDy OF ERRORSTHU 13th JUNE - SAT 3rd AUGUST Q VARIOUS LOCATIONSThis brilliantly funny play is Shakespeare’s shortest and best loved farcical comedies. It tells the story of two sets of identical twins that are accidentally separated at birth, and a major part of the hysterical fun comes from their mistaken identities and the slapstick which ensues! Our version will be set to the magical music of Motown. This terribly ticklesome show is a joy to behold for all ages.

THE SUNDay EDITIONSUNDay 16th JUNE 7PMX aT DUGDaLE CENTRE


The Sunday Edition, hosted by Sarah Doyle and Allen Ashley, and featuring music by top London jazz band, Special Edition. Our special guest performers will be Cheryl Moskowitz and Racker Donnelly.

Cheryl Moskowitz is a poet, novelist, playwright and storyteller. Recent poetry awards include the Torbay Poetry Competition (2009), Bridport Prize (2010), the Troubadour International Poetry Prize (2010). Publications include a poetry collection, ‘The Girl is Smiling’, published by Circle Time Press, and a book of poetry for children, ‘Can It Be About Me?’, published by Frances Lincoln Books.

Racker Donnelly, the Irish Folk Poet, has given thousands of live performances from the Edinburgh Festival to the Royal Festival Hall. He is a former UK Slam Champion Poet, Irish Times Speaker of the Year and Grand Marshal of the Dublin Riviera. He has performed with The Chieftains, comedian Dara Ó Briain as well as touring with legendary jazz musician Duck Baker.

Drawing on all the elements of Victorian life we are so familiar with, and a few you won’t have heard of, The Great Stink tells the story of Britain’s stinkiest episode. Jekyll and Hyde, Sherlock Holmes, Oliver Twist, and of course her unamused majesty Queen Victoria herself will get together for a once in a lifetime adventure.

MaDE IN BRITaIN?A short devised show, exploring what it is to be British, and what that means to young Londoners. Using British legends and symbolism, such as the Green Man and Robin Hood, mixed with similar legends from the heritage of the participating children. MILLFIELD TICKETS £5

FREE FOR 16s & UNDER

THE BIG STINK / MaDE IN BRITaIN?SaTURDay 22nd JUNE 2PM & 4PMQ aT MILLFIELD THEaTRE


The Greek Double Bill


PAUL LAMBIS THE COMEDy SHOWSSaTURDay 22nd JUNE 7.30PM SUNDay 23rd JUNE 7PMX aT DUGDaLE CENTRE


After three sell-out shows in Cyprus, Paul Lambis brings his phenomenal one-man show to the UK stage with two live comedy show performances in June 2013.

An unforgettable journey of hilarious contrasts which transports you back to pre- and post-apartheid South Africa, leading to his arrival on the shores of Aphrodite. This is the world of an overweight boy, struggling to overcome all of life’s challenges while trying to avoid the inflexible mindset of an overpowering Greek family.

TWO eVeNINGS OF STAND-uP, bANTer AND STOrIeS bASeD ON LAmbIS’ AuTObIOGrAPHy “WHere IS HOme?”

“A resounding success.” lonDon GreeK raDio

“Funny, frank, poignant and smutty.” The CyPruS weeKly


WEALTH 26th - 28th JUNE 7.30PM 29th JUNE 3PM & 7.30PMX aT DUGDaLE CENTRE

Wealth is one of the most important ancient Greek comedies, by Aristophanes, first produced in 388 BC. A political satire on contemporary Athens, features the Athenian citizen Chremylos, and his slave Carion, as well as the personified demigod of Wealth.

Chremylos returns to Athens from Delphi, having been instructed by the god Apollo to follow the first man he meets and persuade him to come home with him. That man turns out to be the demigod Wealth who is, contrary to all expectations, a blind beggar. Chremylos is convinced that if Wealth’s eyesight can be restored, anything wrong can be righted, making the world a better place. Wealth becomes accessible to all the good people and the audience is invited to a big party!

DUGDaLE TICKETS £13.50|£11.50 ONLINe £12.50|£10.50 concs


OUR HOUSEWEDNESDay 26th - SaTURDay 29th JUNE 7.45pM Signed performance Thur 27 June

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MILLFIELD TICKETSWED & THURSDay £14|£11 concs ONLINe £13|£10 concsFRIDay & SaTURDay £15|£12 concs ONLINe £14|£11 concs

After thrilling audiences with shows like The Wedding Singer, Eurobeat and Twelfth Night Fever in recent years, Saint Monica’s Players (SMP) are returning to the Millfield Theatre this June with the hit musical ‘Our House’.

Our House features the music of Madness and tells the story of Joe Casey who, on the night of his sixteenth birthday, takes Sarah out on their first date. In an effort to impress her he breaks into a building site. The police turn up, at which point Joe’s life splits into two: the Good Joe, who stays to help and Bad Joe, who flees.

The show includes all your favourite Madness songs including Our House, Baggy Trousers and It Must Be Love.



Steve Taylor & Josie Frater’sWORLD RUNNERS ORCHESTRaSUNDay 30th JUNE 7.30PMX aT DUGDaLE CENTRE


World Runners Orchestra is led by Scottish vocalist/songwriter Josie Frater and London based Drummer/Producer/ Composer Steve Taylor, collaborating with a host of top jazz and world musicians performing their acclaimed ‘World-fusion’ inspired original compositions.

Featuring superb musicianship and fresh world-fusion sounds.

Josie Frater & Steve Taylor’s original compositions are a global excursion fusing latin, jazz & world beats, with unique vocalese.

“Pulsating global rhythms, soaring melodies, luscious sounds” BBC lonDon liVe

MACBETH 2nd & 3rd JULy 2PM & 6.30PMX aT DUGDaLE CENTRE

TICKETS £5

Something wicked this way comes...

Following our huge success in 2011, when we performed The Tempest at the Millfield to packed audiences, we are back to wow audiences with our interpretation of Shakespeare’s Macbeth.

Working in collaboration with Daniela Essart from Scarabeus Theatre, our performance will be a spectacular mix of traditional and physical theatre. We, the children in years 5 and 6, will be producing, designing and performing this unmissable show, as well as working alongside the Dugdale staff running the front of house. We can’t wait to welcome you.


MIMETIC 2013 IS a CELEBRaTION OF THE vERy BEST IN EMERGING INTERNaTIONaL MIME, pUppETRy aND CABARET. SHOWCASING OVER 20 PERFORMANCES FROM aROUND THE WORLD INCLUDING UK pREMIERES aND NEW WORK COMMISSIONED ESpECIaLLy FOR THE FESTIvaL.

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RUDOLpH WaLKER’S INTER-SCHOOL DRaMa aWaRDSUNDay 14th JULy 3PMQ aT MILLFIELD THEaTRE

MILLFIELD TICKETS £6

Once again Rudolph Walker has sent prestigious industry professionals into London Schools to devise groundbreaking drama addressing topics very real and very relevant to us all. The projects culminate on the Millfield Arts Centre Stage with schools vying to become the 2013 Inter School Drama Champions all under the scrutiny of our Celebrity panel of Judges.

INTer SCHOOL DrAmA CHAmPIONSHIPS

zERO DaRK THIRTy THURSDay 4th JULy 7.30PMX aT DUGDaLE CENTRE

DUGDaLE TICKETS £5

An independence day special from the director of Hurt Locker. For a decade, an elite team of intelligence and military operatives, working in secret across the globe, devoted themselves to a single goal: to find and eliminate Osama bin Laden.

Nominated for five Academy Awards and four Golden Globe Award nominations.

zero Dark Thirty (2013)

Dir. Kathryn Bigelow

Cert 15

157 min

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ALL SHOOK UPMONDay 15th - WEDNESDay 17th JULy 7.30PMX aT DUGDaLE CENTRE

Inspired by and featuring the songs of Elvis Presley. Into a square little town in a square little state rides a guitar-playing roustabout who changes everything and everyone he meets in this hip-swivelling, lip-curling musical fantasy that’ll have you jumpin’ out of your blue suede shoes with such classics as Heartbreak Hotel, Jailhouse Rock, and Don’t Be Cruel.

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DUGDaLE TICKETS £12|£10 concs

JAMES VAN PRAAGH US pSyCHIC MEDIUMMONDay 15th JULy 7.30PMQ aT MILLFIELD THEaTRE

MILLFIELD TICKETS £20

American Psychic Medium, James Van Praagh introduced the television viewing world to mediumship by starring in a daytime talk show, Beyond with James Van Praagh, shown in the UK on Living TV. He later went on to produce the hugely successful Ghost Whisperer series starring Jennifer Love Hewitt now shown all over the world. He is a regular contributor to the Oprah Winfrey Show.

He is the author of several best- selling books such as Ghosts Among Us, Talking to Heaven, Reaching to Heaven and Healing Grief. James natural easy going style and genuine way of working creates a unique atmosphere for communication with loved ones who have passed over.

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CHUNGKING ExPRESSTHURSDay 1st AUGUST 7.30PMX aT DUGDaLE CENTRE

The whiplash, double-pronged Chungking Express is one of the defining works of nineties cinema and the film that made Hong Kong filmmaker Wong Kar-wai an instant icon.

Two heartsick Hong Kong cops (Takeshi Kaneshiro and Tony Leung), both jilted by ex-lovers, cross paths at the Midnight Express take-out restaurant stand, where the ethereal pixie waitress Faye (Faye Wong) works. Anything goes in Wong’s gloriously shot and utterly unexpected charmer, which cemented the sex appeal of its gorgeous stars and forever turned canned pineapple and the Mamas and the Papas’ California Dreamin into tokens of romantic longing. (Cantonese with English subtitles).

1995 Hong Kong Film Awards Winner – Best PictureChungking express (1994)

Dir. wong Kar-wei.

Cert PG 13 102 min


DUGDaLE TICKETS £5

PLATINum PerFOrmING ArTS END OF yEaR SHOW & aWaRD CEREMONySUNDay 21st JULy 12.30pM and 5pMQ aT MILLFIELD THEaTRE

MILLFIELD TICKETS £15|£12 concs Family £48 must include 2 child concessions

The Platinum Performing Arts (PPA) students are embarking on a journey called ‘Platinum Calling’.

This showcase extravaganza will take the students to different countries around the world, they will even visit another planet somewhere in the universe, this is all accomplished through dance, drama and song.

The show will star ALL students from Platinum’s Saturday and Sunday Schools. FILM

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C’MON EvERyBODy21st SEpTEMBER 7.45pMQ aT MILLFIELD THEaTRETake a nostalgic trip back as all the greatest musical stars of the 50s and 60s in this spectacular, non-stop, live, rockin’ show.

T J HIGGS19th SEPTEMBER 8PMQ aT MILLFIELD THEaTRETJ Higgs is one of the most celebrated Psychic Mediums who returns to Millfield Theatre on her solo tour.

MILLFIELD TICKETS £13|£11ONLINe £12| £10 FAmILy £44

LDN WRESTLINGKING OF THE RING - 8 MAN CONTEST22nd SEPTEMBER BELL 3PMQ aT MILLFIELD THEaTRE

MILLFIELD TICKETS £22.50|£20.50 concs ONLINe £21.50| £19.50 concs

MILLFIELD TICKETS £18.50|£16 concs ONLINe £17.50|£15 concs

Featuring the very popular Pirate Paul Malen leading a team of four, taking on Team Travis! Explosive entertainment.

THE ELVIS yEARS12th & 13th SEPTEMBER 8PMQ aT MILLFIELD THEaTREMario Kombou’s tribute to the King of Rock‘n’Roll featuring over forty Elvis hits and telling the complete story of The King.

MILLFIELD TICKETS £20|£18 ONLINe £19|£17

HIGHLIGHTS FrOm THe AuTumN SeASON bOOKING NOW


THE SNAIL & THE WHALE28th & 29th SEpT 10aM & 1.30pMQ aT MILLFIELD THEaTRE“How I long to sail,” said the tiny snail…

Tall Stories (creators of The Gruffalo’s Child and Room on the Broom) are proud to present their latest collaboration with Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler.

A tiny snail longs to see the world, so she hitches a lift on the tail of a huge humpback whale. Together they go on an amazing journey, experiencing sharks and penguins, icebergs and volcanoes. The little snail is amazed by it all, but starts feeling very small in the vastness of the world…

Then disaster strikes – the whale becomes beached in a bay… Can the tiny snail save the day?

Created in Tall Stories’ unique style, The Snail and the Whale combines physical storytelling, live music and lots of laughs.

ages 4+

RAT PACK LIVE3rd OCTOBER 8PMQ aT MILLFIELD THEaTREA tribute to the golden years of the Rat Pack, with Frank, Dean and Sammy..

MILLFIELD TICKETS £22|£19 concs ONLINe £21|£18 concs

MILLFIELD TICKETS £13|£11 concs ONLINe £12|£10 concs FAmILy £44 Online £40


a NIGHT OF DIRTy DaNCING27th SEPTEMBER 8PMQ aT MILLFIELD THEaTREHave the ‘time of your life’ with the brand-new spectacular show, featuring songs from the classic film Dirty Dancing.



STEPHEN K AMOS8th OCTOBER 8PMQ aT MILLFIELD THEaTREThe audience cried with laughter for the full time he was on. “For sheer entertainment value Amos is tough to beat.” eVeninG STanDarD

THE MaNFREDS5th OCTOBER 8PMQ aT MILLFIELD THEaTREOriginal Manfred Mann members Paul Jones, Mike Hugg, Tom McGuinness, and former member Mike d’Abo, are joined by Rob Townsend, Marcus Cliffe & Simon Currie.


LONDON COMMUNITy GOSPEL CHOIR4th OCTOBER 8PMQ aT MILLFIELD THEaTREA night of enriching and inspirational gospel music as LCGC takes you through their 30 year journey with momentous songs and narrative, showing just why they are the UK’s premier gospel choir.


HIGHLIGHTS FrOm THe AuTumN SeASON bOOKING NOW

BLAKE - LIVE IN CONCERT9th OCTOBER 8PMQ aT MILLFIELD THEaTREThe UK’s most popular Brit-Award- winning harmony group featuring songs from their latest album ‘Start Over’.

MILLFIELD TICKETS £22|£20 ONLINe £21|£19


LaDy SING THE BLUES11th OCTOBER 8PMQ aT MILLFIELD THEaTREA celebration of the music of Billie Holiday, starring the remarkable singer, Val Wiseman and a seven piece band.

CELTIC DREaM12th OCTOBER 3PM & 7.30PMQ aT MILLFIELD THEaTREDelivering the heart and soul of Ireland! Brilliant dance, phenomenal vocals and glittering costumes.



MILLFIELD TICKETS £23.50|£19 concs ONLINe £22.50|£18 concs

AN eVeNING OF LOvER’S ROCK19th OCT 8PM & 20th OCT 7PM Q aT MILLFIELD THEaTRE

bACK by POPuLAr DemAND Janet Kay, Carroll Thompson and Victor Romero Evans perform the very best of Lover’s Rock.


UPBEAT BEATLES10th OCTOBER 8PMQ aT MILLFIELD THEaTREThe Beatles were the band that shook the world - why not let The Upbeat Beatles shake your night!

Suella Academy London [email protected] 07773 000870 | 07974 063908

Platinum Performing Arts School & Casting Agency platinumperformingarts.co.uk 020 8887 7325 | 07869 340808

Zumba and Pilates 07737 113 442 [email protected]

The London Dance Factory thelondondancefactory.co.uk 07983 447191

The Elizabeth Florence Academy of Performing Arts 07800 770613 [email protected]

Turkish Folk Dance 07706 [email protected]

ANKUR Chess [email protected] 07809 556427

Adult Ceramics 020 8367 6336

Belly Dancing07883 [email protected]

Doodle Designs Ceramics for adults & children doodledesigns.co.uk 07803 045405Edmonton Camera Club edmontoncameraclub.co.uk 020 8363 1568

Edmonton Art Society 020 83636597

Link Academy 07973 673847 [email protected]

Let the People Sing Adult community choir [email protected] 020 8360 7386

Face Front Inclusive Theatre Youth Theatre: Act 4 Change for ages 11-25 [email protected] 020 8350 3461

Shabbychic Adult Musical Theatre Amateur Dramatics Group [email protected] 07812 812497

Millfield Moles Voluntary gardening group [email protected] 07812 812497

Creative learning and participation are

at the very heart of Millfield’s

engagement with the community,

whether this means participating in a

dance class or workshop, creating

pottery, playing chess, learning to draw

or taking your place on stage with our

very own youth theatre.

you can also join our wonderful in-house

volunteer scheme to meet new people

and be part of the hands-on theatre

experience, or get involved with the

Millfield Moles, our ‘out-house’ volunteer

group for the Millfield Gardens.

whatever your interests, we’re sure we

have something that will interest you…

www.millfieldtheatre.co.uk


THE BLUES BaND30th OCTOBER 8PMQ aT MILLFIELD THEaTREPaul Jones. Tom McGuinness. Dave Kelly. Rob Townsend. Gary Fletcher.



JACKSON - LIVE IN CONCERT24th OCTOBER 8PMQ aT MILLFIELD THEaTREAccurate and exciting tribute to the King of Pop. This is pure MJ!



MARC SPELMANN31st OCTOBER 8PMQ aT MILLFIELD THEaTREMind reader and alternative magician Marc Spelmann presents a Halloween night devoted to the paranormal.


THE MAGIC OF MOTOWN23rd OCTOBER 8PMQ aT MILLFIELD THEaTRELet it fill your heart with joy and laughter, togetherness is what it’s after, just call its name... The Magic of Motown will be there.


DATE AM PM PM PRICES SCHOOLS

Thursday 28 November (Preview) 6pm £12.50 all tickets

Saturday 30 November (Preview) 1.15pm 5pm £12.50 all tickets

Sunday 1 December (Preview) 1.15pm 5pm £12.50 all ticketsMonday 2 December 10am 1.15pm £14.50 £10 *STuesday 3 December 10am 1.15pm £14.50 £10 *SWednesday 4 December 10am 1.15pm £14.50 £10 *SThursday 5 December 10am 1.15pm £14.50 £10 *SSaturday 7 December 1.15pm 5pm £17.50 (£14.50) *G Sunday 8 December 1.15pm 5pm £17.50 (£14.50) *GMonday 9 December 10am 1.15pm £14.50 £10 *STuesday 10 December 10am 1.15pm £14.50 £10 *SWednesday 11 December 10am 1.15pm £14.50 £10 *SThursday 12 December 10am 1.15pm £14.50 £10 *SSaturday 14 December 1.15pm 5pm £17.50 (£14.50) *G Sunday 15 December 1.15pm 5pm £17.50 (£14.50) *GMonday 16 December 10am 1.15pm £14.50 £10 *STuesday 17 December 10am 1.15pm £14.50 £10 *SWednesday 18 December 10am 1.15pm £14.50 £10 *SThursday 19 December 10am 1.15pm £14.50 £10 *SSaturday 21 December 1.15pm 5pm £17.50 (£14.50) *G Sunday 22 December 1.15pm 5pm £17.50 (£14.50) *G Monday 23 December 1.15pm 5pm £17.50 (£14.50) *G Tuesday 24 December 12.30pm 4pm £17.50 (£14.50) *G Friday 27 December 1.15pm 5pm £17.50 (£14.50) *G Saturday 28 December 1.15pm 5pm £17.50 (£14.50) *G Sunday 29 December 1.15pm 5pm £17.50 (£14.50) *G Monday 30 December 1.15pm 5pm £17.50 (£14.50) *G Tuesday 31 December 1.15pm £17.50 (£14.50) *G Thursday 2 January 2014 1.15pm 5pm £14.50 Friday 3 January 2014 1.15pm 5pm £14.50 Saturday 4 January 2014 1.15pm 5pm £17.50 (£14.50) *G

Premium Performances indicated in BOLD Price in brackets ( ) applies to children under 16 and other concessionsFamily Ticket £60 (Two full price, Two children’s concessions) School Parties - All tickets £10 (one teacher free for every 10 children) on schools performances *SSenior Citizen Rate - All tickets £14.50 or £10 on schools performances onlyGroup Rate *G - Available on Premium Performances only10 - 15: £1 off per ticket 16 - 25: £3 off per ticket 26+ £4.50 off per ticketA ticket must be purchased for every child. Age suitability 3 -103! NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN UNDER 3 YEARS.


Booking for both venues:1. Online - Select your seat online and save £1 per ticket on selected shows www.millfieldtheatre.co.uk

2. Telephone - 020 8807 6680 for card bookings.

3. In Person - Tickets can be purchased by cash, cheque or card at both venues.

4. By Post - Send a cheque with show title and date on the reverse (payable to London Borough of Enfield) plus a SAE (if you require tickets posted to you) to Millfield Theatre, Silver Street, Edmonton, London. N18 1PJ.

Bookings received less than a week before the performance will be held at the Box Office for collection.

Box Office Opening Times:Monday - Saturday, 10am - 5pmFor evening performances the Box Office remains open for half an hour after the show begins.

We are closed on Sundays and Bank Holidays unless there is a performance. We may operate reduced opening times in August.

Booking Fees:There is a 75p charge for each card transaction, plus 75p if you require your tickets posted to you within the UK. Internet transactions are subject to a £1.25 charge which includes postage.

Reservations:Reservations can be held for five days, thereafter, if not purchased the tickets will be released. We are unable to take reservations for near sell out shows or from four days before the performance.

Refunds and Exchanges:We cannot offer any refunds or exchange tickets unless a performance is cancelled, so please check your purchase carefully. If a performance is cancelled you will be refunded in the manner you paid or offered a credit note. Credit notes are valid for 90 days. If the note is not redeemed within this period it will be classed as a donation to Millfield Youth Theatre. In the exceptional circumstances that we can offer an exchange, each ticket exchanged is subject to a £3 fee.

Concessions:Available where advertised and depends upon the show. Discounts include: under 16s, senior citizens, full-time students, disabled, unemployed.

Children:Most children’s shows have a recommended age suitability. Please check when booking. Under 3s will not be admitted except to some exclusive children’s events. All children, including babies, must have a valid ticket unless otherwise stated.

Latecomers:Latecomers will be asked to wait until a suitable break in the performance before taking their seats. In some cases this may be the interval.Access:

We have a Sennheiser infra-red system for hearing impaired patrons. Receivers which tune to your hearing aid can be collected from Box Office. If your hearing aid does not have a T setting, we cannot provide any support. The auditorium can accommodate four wheelchairs. All theatre facilities are accessible to wheelchair users. We welcome guide dogs and hearing dogs.


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Directions to Millfield Theatre: Millfield Theatre, Silver Street,Edmonton, N18 1PJBox Office 020 8807 6680

BY BUSFrom the Silver Street Stop 34 Barnet Church – Walthamstow Central Stn 102 Golders Green – Edmonton Green W6 Southgate – Edmonton Green 144 Muswell Hill – Edmonton Green

From the Cambridge Roundabout Stop 217 Turnpike Lane – Waltham Cross 231 Turnpike Lane – Enfield – Enfield Chase Station

BY TRAINSilver Street Station: via Enfield Town, Cheshunt or Liverpool Street lines. Then a 10 minute walk or catch buses 34, 102, 144 from opposite Silver Street Station.

BY TUBETurnpike Lane (Piccadilly Line) then buses 144, 217 or 231. Wood Green (Piccadilly Line) then bus 144 Arnos Grove (Piccadilly Line) then bus 34 Bounds Green (Piccadilly Line) then bus 102

See journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk for more details.

PARKINGTheatre goers can use either the car park at the theatre (includes two orange badge spaces) or at Millfield House (includes three orange badge spaces).

Directions to Dugdale Centre: Dugdale Centre, 39 London Road, Enfield, EN2 6DSBox Office 020 8807 6680

BY TRAINFrom Liverpool Street Station stop at Enfield Town Station. From Moorgate and Finsbury Park stop at Enfield Chase Station.

BY ROADA105 (London Road, Silver Street) and A110 (Windmill Hill, Church Street, Southbury Road).

PARKINGPay & display parking areas. Palace Gardens Car Park – Sydney Road (530 spaces) and Genotin Road Car Park. See map for further parking areas.

BY BUS FROMEnfield Lock - 121Edmonton Green - 191Tottenham Hale - 192Barnet - 307Potters Bar - 313Waltham Cross - 317Wood Green - 121,231,329, N29Oakwood - 377Chase Farm Hospital - W8 and W9Southgate - W9Crews Hill - W10

mILLFIeLD THeATreSILVer STreeT, LONDON N18 1PJBOX OFFICE 020 8807 6680WWW.mILLFIeLDTHeATre.CO.uK

THe DuGDALe CeNTre39 LONDON ROAD, ENFIELD EN2 6DSBOX OFFICE 020 8807 6680WWW.DuGDALeCeNTre.CO.uK

The details in this brochure were correct at the time of printing. However, in the event of unforeseen circumstances, we reserve the right to make changes to the published programme.

SHOWS aT MILLFIELD THEaTRE SHOWS aT THE DUGDaLEAPRIL 2013Sat 20 Miss Julie 8pmThur 25, Fri 26 The Knitting Circle 8pmSun 28 ziggy’s Sector7 7.30pmMAY 2013Wed 1 Four Farces 8pmThur 2 a Serious Man 7.30pmSat 4 Robert Habermann 7.30pmWed 8, Thur 9 Finding Joy 8pmFri 10 Snap. Catch. Slam. 8pmThur 16 Hits From The Blitz 2.30pmSat 18 Neil Innes 7.30pmSun 19 Children’s International voices 2pmThur 23 Enfield Jazz Orchestra 8pmSun 26 ziggy’s Georgia Mancio Quartet 7.30pmWed 29 - Fri 31 Let’s Get On With The Show 7.45pmThur 30, Fri 31 The princess and the pea 11am, 1pm & 3pmJUNE 2013Sat 1, Sun 2 The princess and the pea 11am, 1pm & 3pm Thur 6 The Wave (Die Welle) 7.30pm Fri 7 & Sat 8 Tales From the Shed 10am & 11.30amSat 8 peter Howarth 8pm Fri 14 & Sat 15 Tales From the Shed 10am & 11.30amSun 16 The Sunday Edition 7pmFri 21 & Sat 22 Tales From the Shed 10am & 11.30amSat 22 paul Lambis 7.30pmSun 23 paul Lambis 7pmWed 26 - Fri 28 Wealth 7.30pmSat 29 Wealth 3pm & 7.30pmSun 30 ziggy’s World Runners Orchestra 7.30pmJULY | AUG 20132nd & 3rd July Macbeth 2pm & 6.30pm Thur 4 July zero Dark Thirty 7.30pmMon 15 - Wed 17 all Shook Up - ayers Clark School 7.30pm 18 -27 July Mimetic Festival See websiteThur 1 Aug Chungking Express 7.30pm

MAY 2013Fri 3, Sat 4 “Dancin” 7.30pmFri 10, Sat 11 young Frankenstein 7.30pmJUNEWed 12 - Fri 14 Our Husband Has Gone Mad again 8pmSat 22 The Big Stink | Made in Britain? 2pm & 4pmWed 26 - Sat 29 Our House 7.45pmSun 30 “yOLO” 7.30pmJULY Sun 14 Rudolph Walker Drama awards 3pmmon 15 psychic - James van praag 7.30pmSun 21 platinum Calling 12.30pm & 5pm

AUTUMN SEASON HIGHLIGHTS SEPT | OCTThu 12, Fri 13 Sept The Elvis years 8pmThur 19 Sept T. J. Higgs 8pmSat 21 Sept C’mon Everybody 7.45pmSun 22 Sept LDN Wrestling 3pmFri 27 Sept a Night of Dirty Dancing 8pm28 & 29 Sept The Snail and the Whale 10am & 1.30pmThur 3 Oct Rat pack Live 8pmFri 4 Oct London Community Gospel Choir 8pmSat 5 Oct The Manfreds 8pmTue 8 Oct Stephen K amos 8pmWed 9 Oct Blake 8pmThur 10 Oct Upbeat Beatles 8pmFri 11 Oct Lady Sings The Blues 8pmSat 12 Oct Celtic Dream 3pm & 7.30pmSat 19 Oct an Evening of Lover’s Rock 8pmSun 20 Oct an Evening of Lover’s Rock 7pmWed 23 Oct The Magic Of Motown 8pmThur 24 Oct Jackson - Live In Concert 8pmWed 30 Oct The Blues Band 8pmThur 31 Oct Marc Spelmann 8pm

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Millfield Arts Centre and Dugdale Centre Summer Brochure 2013