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Trinity Arts Centre April to June 2018 Brochure Trinity Arts Centre Gainsborough April to June 2018 Theatre - Cinema Dance Music Thank you! There wouldn’t be much point us being here if it wasn’t for you; and what a great start to 2018 you have given us. Sell out shows, extra film screenings, a new youth theatre and lots of compliments about our excellent team of staff and volunteers. We are lucky to have such support, and I hope we can continue to develop the theatre in ways which keep you coming back for more. We don’t always get everything right, but I am delighted that I have received valuable feedback about where we can improve, and you can be confident that we are working hard to improve those areas. We have a great Easter lined up for you, starting with ‘The Easter Bunny’s Eggs Factor’. This is a fantastic, family show, particularly suitable for 2-7 year old's, brought to you by the same team behind our sell out Santa shows last Christmas. You can sing-a-long with ‘Old MacDonald Had A Farm’, ‘The Grand Old Duke Of York’ and more, then meet the Easter Bunny to collect a free chocolate treat for every child! Our live shows offer something for everyone, from the soaring sax solos of Snake Davis to the music of The Carpenters, Johnny Cash, Jimi Hendrix, Cream, The Who, Carole King and James Taylor. Live theatre returns with Baroque Theatre and their new production ‘Twist’, a rip-roaring comedy thriller that will have you guessing until the shocking end! Add in another strong cinema programme to the mix (with plenty of award winners and nominees) then I hope there will be plenty to keep you coming back for more. See you soon! John Robinson Centre Manager [email protected] Front cover photo: Thanks to Mick Hickman Photography Easter holidays at Trinity Arts Centre The Easter Bunny’s Eggs Factor Show (PG) Thursday 29 March, 1.30pm Tickets: Kids £10 (includes chocolate gift) Adults £7 Coco (PG) Saturday 31 March, 2.30pm Tickets: £6, £5, family of four £20 Early Man (PG) Wednesday 4 April, 2pm Tickets: £6, £5, family of four £20 Monster Family (PG) Wednesday 11 April, 2pm Tickets: £6, £5, family of four £20 Black Panther (12A) Sunday 1 April, 5pm Tickets £6, £5 Dir: Ryan Coogler Voiced by: Chadwick Boseman, Lupita Nyong'o A monumental screen version of Marvel Comics’ most intriguing super-hero, Black Panther is located in a technologically advanced African country where the King’s right to rule is severely tested. A genuinely enthralling and absorbing entertainment. Early Man (PG) Wednesday 4 April, 2pm Tickets £6, £5, Family of 4 £20 Dir: Nick Park Voiced by: Eddie Redmayne, Tom Hiddleston Aardman tell their oldest story yet with Early Man. Set around the dawn of time, a group of jungle dwellers take on the might of some Bronze Age bullies after agreeing to play against them in a prehistoric football match. It’s pure giggle-a-minute cinema from then on. Save the Date 5 April 28 June See website for more details Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (15) Friday 6 April, 2pm & 7.30pm Tickets £6, £5 Dir: Martin McDonagh With: Frances McDormand, Sam Rockwell This sublime, multi-award winning film is Martin McDonagh’s irresistibly wry tale of a hard-edged mother in Redneck America taking on the inept local police-force in an attempt to find her daughter’s killer. Francis McDormand’s performance alone is worth the ticket. Past Masters LET’S ROCK THE JUKEBOX 2018 Saturday 7 April, 7.30pm Tickets £17 Past Masters return, with some new faces and with the amazing Stan Fuller taking lead vocals, giving him a chance to demonstrate his full vocal range, as well as hitting the high notes he is known for. Giselle – The Bolshoi Ballet Encore Streaming Sunday 8 April, 3pm Tickets £15, £13 When Giselle learns that her beloved Albrecht is promised to another woman, she dies of a broken heart in his arms. While Albrecht grieves, she returns from the dead as a Wili, a vengeful spirit meant to make unfaithful men dance until death… Prima ballerina Svetlana Zakharova personifies this ultimate ballerina role in the classical repertoire, alongside the sensational Sergei Polunin as Albrecht, in this chilling, yet luminous ballet that continues to captivate audiences for over 150 years at the Bolshoi. (PG) Monster Family Dir: Holger Tappe Voiced by: Emily Watson, Jason Isaacs The Wishbone family are an unlucky bunch, so as a treat Mum and Dad take their two kids out for the night. Unfortunately, they are all turned into monsters. Not in the least bit frightening family fun, this is a cheery children’s film that’s easy to enjoy. Wednesday 11 April, 2pm Tickets: £6, £5. Family of 4 £20 Phantom Thread (15) Friday 13 April, 2pm & 7.30pm Tickets: £6, £5 Dir: Paul Thomas Anderson With: Daniel Day-Lewis, Vicky Krieps Set in 1950s London, a renowned dressmaker who fashions exquisite gowns for the rich and famous finds his confirmed bachelor status upended by a young, strong-willed woman when she becomes his muse and lover. Reputedly Daniel Day- Lewis’s final film, it certainly shows him going out in high style. Saturday 14 April, 7.30pm Tickets £14 For many, the Carpenters music was the soundtrack to the ‘70s. Hauntingly beautiful songs like “Close to You” and “We’ve Only Just Begun” made Richard and Karen Carpenter international superstars. To the outside world, Karen Carpenter had it all: slim, pretty and loved by millions. But beneath her wholesome public image lay a devastating secret. Featuring classic Carpenters songs, ‘Yesterday Once More’ is a memorable and moving show, telling the story of Karen’s long and unsuccessful battle with anorexia, set against the Carpenters’ extraordinary musical achievements. Lady Bird (15) Friday 20 April, 7.30pm Tickets: £6, £5 Dir: Greta Gerwig With: Saoirse Ronan, Laurie Metcalf Actress Greta Gerwig makes her directorial debut with this brilliantly off-the-wall comedy/drama about a teenager going through her senior year in high school while juggling her mum, boyfriend, and ambitious dreams. A Funny and Informative Evening with Steve Parrish Saturday 21 April, 7.30pm Tickets: £17 With a life full of scrapes, near misses and funnies, Steve Parrish - multiple motorsports champion, world record holder, BBC TV Presenter, Practical Joker, Prankster, Hooligan and Pain in the … will entertain with stories about jumping hire cars from second floor car parks, being locked up in a Hong Kong jail for blowing up a brothel, and lots more. East Yorkshire Motor Services Band Sunday 22 April, 2.30pm Tickets £10 (family of four £35) The East Yorkshire Motor Services Brass Band – the competition winning, nationally recognised band whose recording credits include The Beautiful South and whose concert credits include the Royal Albert Hall. The Shape of Water (15) Friday 27 April, 2pm & 7.30pm Tickets £6, £5 Dir: Guillermo del Toro With: Sally Hawkins, Michael Shannon In 1950s Cold War America, mute Elisa works as a cleaner at a secret government laboratory where she meets an amphibious creature that the government wish to use as a weapon against the Russians. But Elisa has other ideas. An award-winning cinematic fairy-tale. (15) Saturday 28 April, 7.30pm Tickets £6, £5 Dir: Craig Gillespie With: Margot Robbie, Allison Janney Tonya Harding was the 1991 U.S. figure-skating champion and a two time Olympic medallist, but in 1993 she lost everything when her husband arranged for an attack on her rival Nancy Kerrigan. This jaw-dropingly amazing film about the whole mad affair is a revelation, especially for Allison Janney as Tonya’s mother. (15) Friday 4 May, 7.30pm Tickets £6, £5 Dir: Francis Lawrence With: Jennifer Lawrence, Joel Edgerton Jennifer Lawrence plays an ex-ballerina, recruited by Russian intelligence as an agent to use her body like a weapon. This is a potent, contemporary thriller. “Elegantly tense and absorbing” - Variety Keep it Cash Saturday 5 May, 7.30pm Tickets: £12 The most accurate sounding tribute show to Johnny Cash on the planet, ‘Keep it Cash’ proudly centre their show around the uncanny, natural sound-alike quality of Dave Burnham’s voice. (12A) Sunday 6 May & Monday 7 May, 3pm Tickets: £6, £5 Dir: Richard Loncraine With: Celia Imrie, Imelda Staunton, Timothy Spall This super feel-good film about ladies (and men) of a certain age rediscovering what it’s like to feel loved, sexy and useful. Imelda Staunton plays a posh and once wealthy woman who is forced to live with her down-market sister after breaking-up with her unfaithful husband. Totally enjoyable in every department. Thursday 10 May, 7pm Tickets: £15, £13 (15) Shakespeare’s most intense and terrifying tragedy, directed by Rufus Norris, will see Rory Kinnear and Anne-Marie Duff return to the National Theatre to play Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. The ruined aftermath of a bloody civil war. Ruthlessly fighting to survive, the Macbeths are propelled towards the crown by forces of elemental darkness. Tomb Raider (12A) Friday 11 May, 7.30pm Tickets: £6, £5 Dir: Roar Uthaug A stunning reboot of With: Alicia Vikander, the first Lara Croft Walter Goggins movie, the emphasis here is on action and edge-of-seat thrills as the fiercely independent Lara goes off in search of her eccentric explorer father on a mysterious island fraught with danger. Truly exciting. (15) Ghost Stories Saturday 12 May, 7.30pm Tickets: £6, £5 Dirs: Andy Nyman, Jeremy Dyson With: Martin Freeman, Paul Whitehouse A cracking British horror film that pays tribute to the glory days of Hammer, Ghost Stories is centred around a cynical “expert” who examines three particularly creepy tales of things going a lot further than a bump in the night.
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