Trinity Arts Centre Winter Brochure

OCT-DEC 2010Trinity Arts Centre

Trinity Street, Gainsborough

DN21 2AL

www.trinityarts.co.uk

Box Office 01427 676655

Despicable Me (U)

Saturday 27th November

at 12 noon

Friday 1st October at 8pm

Danny Bryant’s Redeye Band

Danny Bryant was born in Hertfordshire England in July

1980. First hailed as a ‘young guitar prodigy’ he began

playing guitar aged 15, turning professional just three

years later, and in the last decade has paid his dues

clocking up endless miles of travelling and

approximately two thousand shows in many countries

around the world.

After a decade of hard toil he now gets the recognition

he so well deserves, being acknowledged by those in

the business as one of the cream of the crop of this

generation of blues artists. In a career that has seen

Danny perform on the same bill as such names as Joe

Cocker, Carlos Santana, Greg Allman, Buddy Guy and

Peter Green to mention just a few, Danny and his band

have steadily carved a huge and loyal fan base around

the world.

“…his most mature performance yet. The firestorm of

guitar is carefully contoured from wistful to

impassioned” - Mojo Magazine

“Solid blues-rock & has tones greasier than a KFC

bucket” – Guitarist Magazine

“Surely his best album to date” - Guitar Techniques

Magazine

Tickets £10 (£8 concessions)

Welcome to our Autumn/Winter Brochure packed with great entertainment and full of

music, comedy, drama and films.

We have a spooky Halloween weekend planned with music from Yellow Brick Road

Productions with Rock, Shock, Horror and seat of your pants drama from Rumpus Theatre

with Dead Hand. On the lighter side of our programme we have music from Blackbeard’s Tea

Party, drama with Pride and Prejudice and a touching tribute to one of the greatest war poets

Rupert Brooke.

This season’s brochure would not be complete without the mention of festive activities.

Start Christmas shopping early this year as we bring you our Lincolnshire Christmas, a

celebration of our counties artists, craft workers and producers. We have seasonal music

with local choir Singing For Pleasure and the classic festive film ‘It’s A Wonderful Life’.

To end a thoroughly enjoyable year we have our fantastic 2010 Pantomime - The Wizard Of

Oz; a magical and enchanting tale following Dorothy and friends as they make their journey

to the Emerald City. As always, we look forward to seeing you very soon.

BOX OFFICE OPENING TIMES:

Wednesday: 10:30am - 3:30pm

Thursday: 10:30am - 3:30pm

Friday: 10:30am - 3:30pm

Saturday: 9:30am - 2:00pm

tel: 01427 676655

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Saturday 2nd October at 2pm

The Dragons Daughter

Blunderbus Theatre Company

Blunderbus Theatre Company are proud to present

The Dragon’s Daughter, a magical tale of adventure

and friendship written for 4 - 7 year olds that will

appeal to the child within everyone!

Once upon a time, in a faraway land, there was a

tiny village nestled in the shadow of a great

mountain. Perched at the top of the mountain, lived

a fire-breathing dragon. In the village below, a lonely

little boy called Hans spent his days imagining the

most fantastic adventures. He would pretend to fight

scary monsters, search for sunken treasure, and

slay fairytale dragons.

Then one starry night, a tiny ball of light fell from the

sky, crashing to the ground with a silent thud, and

there, lost in the darkness, was a real-life baby

dragon.

Now began the adventure of a lifetime; could Hans

return his newfound friend to her mother before it

was too late, or would Dotty the baby dragon perish

in the darkness?

With bewitching music and beautiful hand-carved

puppets this is a funny and moving story about a

brave little boy and a scared little dragon that grow

to become the very best of friends.

Tickets: £4.50 (£3.50 concessions)

Family Ticket £14.00

Wednesday 6th October at 7.30pm

Inception (12A) 142 Mins

Dir. Chris Nolan

Leonardo DiCaprio, Michael Caine, Cillian Murphy

Chris Nolan takes a break from the Batman series to

direct this jaw dropping look at the future. In a world

where computers can help access our dreams and

ideas, a corporate thief must enter the dream world

of his mark and, instead of extraction perform an

inception; “plant” an idea.


Friday 8th October at 7.30pm

Stephen Holbrook – An Evening of Clairvoyance

Come and discover for yourself why Stephen

Holbrook is regarded by many as Britain’s most

gifted clairaudient medium. His 2010 nationwide

tour will take him to towns and cities across the UK,

and after a successful tour of the USA and the

Caribbean, Steve is looking forward to being back

on home soil.

Stephen Holbrook is one of the UK’s most

respected Mediums and returns to Trinity Art Centre

in October. Come along - sit back, relax and enjoy

the evening, it belongs to you and your loved-ones!

Tickets: £15

Saturday 9th October at 7.30pm

Richard Digance

Folk comedian Digance has been BAFTA

nominated, supported Steve Martin and Robin

Williams, recently won a Gold Award from the

British Academy of Composers and Songwriters

and played to half a million people at Knebworth.

Richard was also voted by The Sunday People as

one of the ‘Magnificent Seven of Comedy’,

alongside Tommy Cooper and Bob Monkhouse.

It’s on stage that Digance is happiest, armed with

just his wit and a guitar. Trinity Arts Centre are

thrilled to host this household name who has

recently returned to his folk club roots. Don’t miss

what’s sure to be a fantastic night!

Tickets: £15 (£13 concessions)


Gainsbourg (Vie héroïque) (15) 135 Mins

Dir. Joann Sfar

Eric Elmosnino, Laetitia Casta, Lucy Gordon

Biography of the enigmatic French musician who

died in 1991 aged 61. Admired and hated,

Gainsbourg’s private life was as much a part of his

attraction as his artistic endeavors, and Sfar’s film

delicately delivers the audience both.


Introduction presented by PBQ

Thursday 14th October at 2.30pm

Gainsborough and District U3A

Lecture on Ann Boleyn

For centuries, Ann Boleyn has been portrayed as a cunning and

manipulative woman responsible for causing the bloody aspects of

the Reformation. In truth, Ann was a highly educated, profoundly

religious person who cared deeply about her moral standing.

Portrayed by Lesley Smith (resident historian on Most Haunted

Live!), witness the dramatic last 45 minutes of her life in the tower

brought to life.

Contact Janet Simpson for ticket details on 01427 613271 or email

[email protected]

Thursday 14th October at 8pm

The Hoot Comedy Club

Every month we bring the finest stand ups and freshest faces on the

comedy circuit to Trinity Arts Centre. Join us for a relaxed evening

of laughs and good times.

Headline: Mike Newall - “He writes great observational material with

a hint of the surreal and oozes charisma. Liam Gallagher with wit.

And a vocabulary” - Caper Club

Compere: Elliot J Huntley

Tickets £5


Opera Dudes – License to Trill

In their latest show our two intrepid Singing Agents – former

Cambridge scholar & an ex-builder – codenames Posh and Bricks –

are back from their travels once again and the fearless pair meet

their nemesis Donald Duck.

The evening is packed with Opera, Swing, Showstoppers and

impressions that would make Mike Yarwood blush – yes, that good!

This unique cocktail of funny stories, sing-along’s and heart rending

music will leave you both shaken and stirred. The essence of an

Opera Dude show is 'Expect the Unexpected!’ A glorious combination

of top quality singing and music-making sit alongside slapstick

comedy, ridiculous impressions and audience participation….

For your ears only….



The Secret in Their Eyes (El Secreto de Sus Ojos) (18) 129 Mins

Dir. Juan José Campanella

Ricardo Darín, Soledad Villamil, Guillermo Francella

Winner of Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film this year, The

Secret in Their Eyes follows a retired lawyer who uses a brutal

murder case he worked on 25 years ago as research for a novel;

the case never brought the suspected killer to justice, and

interviewing those involved once again draws him and those around

him back into the case.


Saturday 23rd October at 12 noon

Kids Club – Toy Story 3 (U) 109 Mins

Dir. Lee Unkrich

Voices of Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Joan Cusack

When the toys hear that their owner Andy is leaving for university

they are unsure of their fate, but when they are accidentally given to

a charity instead of being stored in the attic they once again find

them selves on a wild adventure.


Kids Club membership available.

Saturday 23rd October at 7.30pm

Useful Donkey Theatre Company presents…

Rupert Brooke

Mark Payton's inspired and meticulous play is the story of the

Brooke beyond the myth of a young, beautiful, fallen warrior. It is

the story of a far more complex and radical man. Following the

llegendary 'war' poet from his time at Cambridge to his death in the

Aegean Sea, Rupert Brooke reveals a man with a tumultuous

personal life, a man not afraid to shock his audience, and a man

vulnerably reaching to be 'forever England'.

"An excellent one-man show... we were enraptured by Race's

rendering of the life and work." Charles Moore - The Spectator

"We come away with a strong impression of an era, and of a

glimpse into a complex, multi-layered individual...it is to be hoped

that this compact and compelling play is revived at regular

intervals."- David Earl for the Rupert Brooke Society


Wednesday 27th October at 12 noon

Lunchtime Literature

Dr Jane Mackay

Arthur Conan Doyle 'The Hound of the Baskervilles'.

The most famous dog in literature! Doyle had killed off Sherlock

Holmes ten years before at the Reichenbach Falls, but had to bring

him back to life due to public pressure. This novel-length Holmes

story is the definitive piece of detective fiction, in which atmospheric

Dartmoor is almost a character. Holmes delicately pushes back the

seeming 'supernatural' Gothic elements to unravel the truth

beneath.

Dr. Jane Mackay has spent a lifetime in pursuit of her passion for

great literature. A graduate of three universities, she is the founder

of 'Literature Live'. Join her for a fascinating examination of 'The

Hound of the Baskervilles' by Arthur Conan Doyle.

Please note that you do not need to have read the set book to enjoy

Lunchtime Literature.

Tickets: £6.50 including a hot beverage.


Certified Copy (12A) 106 Mins

Dir. Abbas Kiarostami

Juliette Binoche, William Shimell, Jean-Claude Carrière

A stuffy English art expert is swept away by an enigmatic French

woman as the pair pretends to be a long married couple. Juliette

Binoche received the Best Actress Award at the Cannes for her

performance.


Friday 29th October at 8pm

Rock Shock Horror

Rock Shock Horror is back; and its bigger and better than ever!!

Successfully touring nationwide for the last year or so, the cast are

back home in Gainsborough with the latest incarnation of the show.

Whereas Rock Shock Horror 2010 still covers all those great hits

including songs from We Will Rock You, Little Shop of Horrors,

Wicked, Mamma Mia and Tommy, the show now has a tongue in

cheek story all of its own! Following the exploits of ‘Metal’, ‘Grunge’,

and ‘The Cat’ as they follow the Rock Road to the Emerald

Stadium! Great Music, and mildly adult panto-comedy rolled in to

one hit filled show make this another stonkingly awesome night out!



Rumpus Theatre presents…

Wilkie Collins’ – The Dead Hand

A new play by David Gilbrook

A gorgeously Gothic tale of horror, lust and black

magic from the author of ‘The Woman in White’.

The year is 1850; Young, easy-going Arthur Holliday

has come to Doncaster for the races, but all the hotel

rooms are full ... ... all that is, except for one remaining

twin room that he’ll have to share with a stranger. It’s

not until he’s agreed to take the room that he discovers

his roommate is recently deceased. Even then, all

might be well ... if it wasn’t for the dead hand ...

Rumpus’s production of Edgar Allen Poe’s ‘The Horrific

Case of Mr Valdemar’ last autumn was “excellent ... an

enthralling and enticing show, with great performances

... the tension created can be cut with a razor blade”

(Northumberland Gazette) while ‘Dracular’s Guest’ in

2008 had “a brilliant final-scene twist that left the

audience gasping” (Derbyshire Times).

Rumpus favourites David Martin and Amanda Howard

(who appeared in the gripping TV series Band of Gold)

join up with Nicholas Gilbrook in this thrilling

concoction of horror, lust and black magic.

Sit back, relax and be scared in the chillingly safe

hands of Rumpus Theatre Company...

"Masters of the high audience appeal production" –

The Times


Wednesday 3rd November at 7.30pm

Tamara Drewe (15) 111 Mins.

Dir. Stephen Frears

Gemma Arterton, Roger Allam, Bill Camp

Breezy comedy based on the popular Posy Simmonds

graphic novel, Tamara Drew is set in picture perfect

Dorset and follows the trails of a young woman trying

to break from her past whist writing a novel and being

romanced by three very different men.


Saturday 6th November 10am – 3pm

Lincolnshire Christmas Art, Craft and Food Festival

A wide selection of craft makers, artists and food producers descend

on Trinity Arts Centre for our 2010 Christmas event. Visitors will be

tempted by the high quality of the hand crafted items, from jewellery to

jams and chutney to candles, paintings and cakes.

Come along to support and enjoy our counties finest.

Free entrance.

Saturday 6th November at 7.30pm

The Girl who Played with Fire (Flickan som lekte med elden) (15)

129 mins. Dir. Daniel Alfredson

Noomi Rapace, Michael Nyqvist, Lena Endre

Second part of the Millenium Trilogy that follows last year’s smash hit

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and sees investigative journalist Mikael

Blomkvist on the trail of international sex traffickers and computer

hacker Lisbeth framed for murdering Mikael’s informant.


Wednesday 10th November at 7.30pm

Eat Pray Love (PG) 133 Mins.

Dir. Ryan Murphy

Julia Roberts, Billy Crudup, Gita Reddy

Based on the memoir by Elizabeth Gilbert. A successful woman who

appears to have everything decides to go on a journey of self discovery

around the world and learns the value of inner peace, wellbeing and

love.


Thursday 11th November at 8pm

The Hoot Comedy Club

Every month we bring the finest stand ups and freshest faces on the

comedy circuit to Trinity Arts Centre. Join us for a relaxed evening of

laughs and good times.

Headline: Kevin Hayes - “The best thing about Kevin Hayes is that his

jokes are really funny, something which some comics think is not as

important as being clever. Hayes is clever too and his best material is a

mixture of surrealism and satire.” - The Stage


Tickets £5


Library Theatre Touring Company presents…

My Brilliant Divorce

By Geraldine Aron

Packed with amusing anecdotes and devastatingly honest

this brilliantly observed play has ‘Angela’ attempting to find

a new life when husband Max leaves her for a younger

woman (Rosa – a Mexican with big hair who barely speaks

English!). Using a wonderful mixture of comedy and pathos

‘Angela’ recounts her journey back to happiness……

My Brilliant Divorce was nominated for ‘Best Entertainment’

at the Olivier Awards after playing a sell-out season in the

West End.


Tuesday 16th November at 7.30pm

Blackbeard’s Tea Party

Crazy folk tunes, rocked up sea shanties, fiddles and

squeezeboxes, preposterous guitar noise, brass, synth bass

and a feast of brutalised international hand percussion! Only

one band can provide all of these things, and that band is

folk-rock extravaganza, Blackbeard's Tea Party.

Playing a variety of tunes, traditional English, Irish and

occasionally Belgian, alongside original material and new

arrangements of folk songs and sea shanties, all with a big,

tasty, dramatic and totally unique sound.



From Time to Time (PG) 95 Mins.

Dir. Julian Fellowes

Timothy Spall, Dominic West, Maggie Smith

Based on the popular children’s book Chimneys of Green

Knowe by Lucy M Boston, From Time to Time follows a

young boy named Tolly who is sent to live with his

grandmother in a huge mansion house during World War 2

where he begins to see glimpses of the past. Tolly must

solve the mystery of what is happening to save his family.



Pride and Prejudice

By Jane Austen

Adapted by Laura Turner

Take a step back in time with Chapterhouse Theatre Company as we

meet Elizabeth Bennet and her sisters. Whilst their interfering mother

engineers various courtships, sisters Elizabeth and Jane must

pursue their own quest for true love.

Amongst misunderstandings, mistakes and miscommunications, the

two girls must fight for the men they love until Elizabeth can finally

surpass her prejudices to see past the proud exterior of the

enigmatic Mr Darcy. After all, it is a truth universally acknowledged

that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of

a wife.


Wednesday 24th November at 12 noon


Dr Jane Mackay

Tennessee Williams 'A Streetcar Named Desire'

Williams is one of the greatest American playwrights and one who

transformed the way we observe theatre. In our play the character of

Blanche Dubois has come to epitomise those who are lost, insulted

and left behind in this modern age. Come and enjoy a play about

memory and how we need to change what cannot be borne.

Dr. Jane Mackay has spent a lifetime in pursuit of her passion for

great literature. A graduate of three universities, she is the founder of

'Literature Live'. Join her for a fascinating examination of 'A Streetcar

named Desire' by Tennessee Williams.

Please note that you do not need to have read the set book to enjoy

Lunchtime Literature.



Wildest Dream: Conquest of Everest (PG) 94 Mins

Dir. Anthony Geffen

Awe inspiring documentary which follows Conrad Anker as he

attempts to climb Mt Everst following the exact route of George

Mallory, the British explorer who famously quipped “Because it’s

there” when asked why he was going to climb the worlds highest

mountain. The question remains, did Mallory make the summit?


Friday 26th November at 7.30pm

Coope, Boyes and Simpson

The radical sound of English a cappella roots music.

Traditional songs reworked to give a new dynamism, and

strong original songs which deal with social and

environmental issues. The words are clever and sharp

with memorable tunes, and soaring harmonies.

Coope, Boyes and Simpson have been described as

"quite simply the best purveyors of a cappella song on

these Islands”. Their latest album ‘As if’ received

numerous outstanding reviews and their performances

never fail to bring them much critical acclaim.

“One of the great strengths of the English folk scene has

been the tradition of close-harmony vocal work, and

(Coope, Boyes & Simpson) have been amongst the

finest exponents” - The Guardian


Saturday 27th November at 12 noon

Kids Club - Despicable Me (U) 94 Mins

Dirs. Pierre Coffin & Chris Renaud

Voices of Steve Carell, Jason Segal, Russell Brand

In sunny suburbia an evil genius plots to steal the moon;

little did he expect three orphan girls to melt his heart.

The world’s greatest villain meets his match when Margo,

Edith and Agnes invade his evil lair looking for a new

Daddy.


Kids Club membership available.


Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (12A) 133 Mins

Dir. Oliver Stone

Shia LaBeouf, Michael Douglas, Susan Sarandon

Michael Douglas returns to the role of Gordon Gekko, the

disgraced Wall Street trader in Oliver Stone’s first ever

sequel. After over two decades in prison Gekko returns

to warn Wall Street of an impending crash, meanwhile

the young proprietary trader engaged to Gekko’s

daughter believes his mentor has been murdered by the

company.



Friday 3rd at 7.30pm & Saturday 4th at 2.30pm

Act Now! presents….. A Christmas Tale

The story unfolds from the workshop of a simple

toymaker crafting gifts for the local children. Follow this

enchanting tale packed full of comedy, excitement and

fun for all ages.

Enjoy the magic of Christmas as told by Act Now!

Gainsborough’s Drama Group for adults with learning

disabilities. No entrance fee, however donations are

welcomed to support this well deserving charity.

Saturday 4th December at 7.30pm

The music of The Hollies performed by

The Hollywood Bees

The UK’s No.1 Hollies tribute band The Hollywood Bees

are a faithful reproduction of the original Hollies.

With a two hour spellbinding show they will recreate such

hits as ‘Here I go again’, ‘Just one look’, ‘Bus Stop’,

‘Jennifer Eccles’, ‘On a Carousel, ‘Carrie Anne’, ‘Look

through any Window’, ‘He ain’t Heavy, he’s my Brother’,

and many more that were synonymous with the Hollies.


Wednesday 8th December at 12 noon


Dr Jane Mackay

Henrik Ibsen 'Ghosts'

Ibsen's great theme is how we are all dominated by the

past, and in this play he famously explores how the sins

of the fathers can directly affect the present. The uproar

against this play in its time shows how accurately Ibsen

had struck home. Come and enjoy a terrific play about

the terrible danger of living in and with lies.

Dr. Jane Mackay has spent a lifetime in pursuit of her

passion for great literature. A graduate of three

universities, she is the founder of 'Literature Live'. Join

her for a fascinating examination of 'Ghosts' by Henrik

Ibsen.

Please note that you do not need to have read the set

book to enjoy Lunchtime Literature.


Wednesday 8th December at 7.30pm

It’s a Wonderful Life (U) 130 Mins

Dir. Frank Capra

James Stewart, Donna Reed, Henry Travers

It’s a wonderful Life is one of the films that the

phrase “feel good” was made for. Classic Christmas

staple viewing, we follow George Bailey as he

contemplates his life on Christmas Eve and is

shown by a guardian angel what the world would

have been like if he had never lived.



Thursday 9th December at 8pm

The Hoot Comedy Club Christmas Special

Every month we bring the finest stand ups and

freshest faces on the comedy circuit to Trinity Arts

Centre. Join us for a laid back evening of laughs

and good times.

Headline: Dominic Woodward - "Dominic has a

keen eye for observational comedy and genuine

funny bones. He is a cast iron crowd pleaser" -

bbc.co.uk


Tickets £5

Friday 10th December at 7.30pm

Singing for Pleasure

To drive the cold winter away – An evening of

seasonal music. This enthusiastic Singing for

Pleasure choir bring to Trinity an eclectic mixture of

celebratory songs for mid-winter and the festive

season. Enjoy a relaxing evening, and if the mood

takes you – why not take the opportunity to join in?


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Guardian Angel Membership

Supporting the Arts in Gainsborough

If live theatre, music & cinema have you on cloud nine, then take a look at Trinity Arts

Centre friend’s scheme, Guardian Angels! By becoming a Guardian Angel you will help

and support Trinity Arts Centre making it a thriving hub for Gainsborough.

Enjoy a host of heavenly benefits….

• £1 off all films

• Members concession prices for most evening live shows

• Priority booking on selected events

• A discount booklet to give you extra saving throughout the year

• Membership newsletter, season brochures and e-bulletins

• Discounted room hire for parties, meetings and special occasions

• Free entry into our annual prize draw to win family tickets to our Panto2010

Bar

21 September - 1st November

Mags Bradley

Painter

2nd November - 6th December

Judith Devons

Printmaker

Craft cabinet

21 September - 1st November

Sharon Dickinson

Jeweller

2nd November - 6th December

Judith Devons

Ceramics

ART IN THE BAR

The Trinity Arts Centre bar holds exhibitions of work by local artists throughout the

year. For information contact Arts Development Officer Claire White 01427 675134

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Please note, film screenings no

longer have allocated seating.

Gainsborough & District Decorative and Fine Arts Society (N.A.D.F.A.S)

The Gainsborough & District Decorative and Fine Arts Society regularly meet at the

Trinity Arts Centre. The dates for the next meetings are as follows:

Thursday 7th October

Jane Tapley “Jane Austen and the Little Bits of Ivory on Which I Work”

Thursday 4th November

Sarah Lenton “Gilbert and Sullivan”

Thursday 2nd December

David Bostwick “Deck the Halls”

For more information about the group or any of their events contact their Secretary

Barbara Jones on 01427 788568

THE FLEXIBLE LEARNING PROGRAM

The program is an alternative education provided by Trent Valley Academy as a

preventative measure for the students who are at risk of exclusion. We aim to provide

quality offsite provision, in academic and vocational qualifications as well as support for

social, emotional and health related issues. We work together with the school and

students, in a more relaxed atmosphere, outside of the classroom and aim to give this

group of students the same opportunities to further their learning when they leave

school and also prepare them for working life.

The students are keen to involve themselves in the community in a positive way by

accessing and working within the Trinity Arts centre.

A WIDER AIR: SINGING WORKSHOPS

Come and join these creative and friendly singing

sessions for ages 14+ and all abilities here at

Trinity Arts Centre.

New members are always welcome. Interested?

Then call the groups secretary, Janet Simpson,

on 01427 617313.

Saturday sessions are from 10am -12 noon on

October 9th, November 6th and December 4th.

ACT NOW!

Meeting on Mondays 6-8pm Act Now is an

established drama group for adults with

learning disabilities currently in it’s 10th year.

The group works on short plays and performs

them through the year at the Arts Centre. For

further information contact the Box Office 01427

676655.

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ONLINE BOOKING

For ease and convenience you can now book

your tickets online 24 hours a day by visiting our

booking website,

www.trinityarts.co.uk Please note: There is a

booking fee for this service.

GROUP BOOKING

A discount of 10% is offered on group bookings

of ten or more people for most events. If you

are planning to come along to a show as part of

a group please contact the Box Office to see if

there are any discounts.

SCHOOLS AND COLLEGE BOOKINGS

We always like to give local school and college

groups an opportunity to attend shows at a

reasonable price - we may even be able to offer

you further discounts than thos advertised. If

you would like to bring along an educational

group to a show please contact the Box Office

to discuss your requirements.

KIDS CLUB

Trinity’s very own film club showing a variety of

kids’ movies on one Saturday per month (with

extra screenings during the holidays). Joining

fees are just £2 for a child and £5 for a family.

Members will pay just £1.50 per child and £2.50

for adults for every Kids Club movie.

RESERVATION AND PAYMENT POLICY

Please note that all reservations must be paid

for 7 working days prior to the event. Tickets not

collected within this period will be released for

sale again. We regret that all tickets are non

-refundable.

STAFF

Operations & Marketing Manager Janet Keens

Technical Manager Kevin Dunbar

Arts Promotion Officer James Kinnersley

FOH Team Sharon Brooks, Mandy Kitchen,

Slawomir Swierczynski, Julia Ibbitson, Holly

Parker, James Vickers, Kathy Mannion

CAR PARK

The centre has a car park under 24 hour

surveillance, free to its visitors. This is

approached from Sandsfield Lane at the rear of

the Centre.

INTERNET ACCESS

The Trinity has free Wi-Fi access in the bar. If

you are coming to a show or film why don’t you

bring along your laptop to surf the net or check

your emails whilst enjoying a relaxing drink from

the bar.

FOOD & DRINK

Please note that only food and drinks

purchased on the premises may be consumed

at Trinity.

HIRES

The Auditorium and Vestry are both available for

hire. The Centre has a 200-seater Auditorium

with slide and film capabilities, PA system,

disabled access to front of Auditorium and

induction loop for hearing aid uses. OHP and

flip charts by arrangement. If you wish to hire

our facilities, you are welcome to use your own

caterers – arrangements to be agreed. Our

licensed bar is also available. For full details of

availability and fees please contact the Box

Office on 01427 676655.

DATA PROTECTION ACT 1998

We are committed to maintaining the Data

Protection principles of good handling practice.

Personal details taken when processing your

booking will only be used for marketing

purposes or to notify you if there are any

changes to your booking and will not be

forwarded to any other organisation without

your consent. Please contact the Box Office on

01427 676655 if you would like your details

removed from our database.

ACCESS

The Centre’s Auditorium is only partly

accessible for disabled users. The front row is

accessible without the need to use stairs.

Wheelchair spaces are available with adjoining

spaces for escorts to sit if required. The upper

rows of the auditorium are regrettably not

accessible by ramp. Wheelchair access is

available to the stage. The Auditorium has an

induction loop. Language Line interpreting and

translation service is available if required.

This live events guide is available in a large

print format. To order your copy contact the

Box Office on 01427 676655.

The management reserves the right to

refuse admission.

Friday 1st October at 8pm Danny Bryant’s Redeye Band

Saturday 2nd October at 2pm Blunderbus Theatre Company

Wednesday 6th October at 7.30pm Inception (12A)

Friday 8th October at 7.30pm Stephen Holbrook’s Evening of Clairvoyance

Saturday 9th October at 7.30pm Richard Digance

Wednesday 13th October at 7.30pm Gainsbourg (Vie héroïque) (15)

Thursday 14th October at 2.30pm Gainsborough and District U3A

Thursday 14th October at 8pm The Hoot Comedy Club

Saturday 16th October at 7.30pm Opera Dudes – License to Trill

Wednesday 20th October at 7.30pm The Secret in Their Eyes (18)

Saturday 23rd October at 12 noon Kids Club – Toy Story 3 (U)

Saturday 23rd October at 7.30pm Useful Donkey Theatre Company

Wednesday 27th October at 12 noon Lunchtime Literature with Dr Jane Mackay

Wednesday 27th October at 7.30pm Certified Copy (12A)

Friday 29th October at 8pm Rock Shock Horror 2010

Saturday 30th October at 7.30pm Rumpus Theatre

Wednesday 3rd November at 7.30pm Tamara Drewe (15)

Saturday 6th November 10am – 3pm Christmas Art, Craft and Food Festival

Saturday 6th November at 7.30pm The Girl who Played with Fire (15)

Wednesday 10th November at 7.30pm Eat Pray Love (PG)

Thursday 11th November at 8pm The Hoot Comedy Club

Saturday 13th November at 7.30pm Library Theatre Touring Company

Tuesday 16th November at 7.30pm Blackbeard’s Tea Party

Wednesday 17th November at 7.30pm From Time to Time (PG)

Saturday 20th November at 7.30pm Pride and Prejudice Adapted by Laura Turner

Wednesday 24th November at 12 noon Lunchtime Literature with Dr Jane Mackay

Wednesday 24th November at 7.30pm Wildest Dream: Conquest of Everest (PG)

Friday 26th November at 7.30pm Coope, Boyes and Simpson

Saturday 27th November at 12 noon Despicable Me (U)

Saturday 27th November at 4pm The Flying Monkeys Term Review

Saturday 27th November at 7.30pm Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (12A)

Fri 3rd at 7.30pm & Sat 4th at 2.30pm Act Now! A Christmas Tale

Saturday 4th December at 7.30pm The Hollywood Bees

Wednesday 8th December at 12 noon Lunchtime Literature with Dr Jane Mackay

Wednesday 8th December at 7.30pm It’s a Wonderful Life (U)

Thursday 9th December at 8pm The Hoot Comedy Club Christmas Special

Friday 10th December at 7.30pm Singing for Pleasure

Sat 18th - Tues 28th December Panto - The Wizard of Oz

See inside for full details

OCTOBER - DECEMBER 2010

Documents

Trinity Arts Centre Winter Brochure