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Tel: 01476 406158 | C T C O Arts Centre Autumn 2017 Meres See inside for Meres Live Events! K E S H T E T V U E O N Guildhall Arts Centre, St Peter’s Hill, Grantham, Lincs, NG31 6PZ S D L I I S T C R I N U Tel: 01476 406158 | www.guildhallartscentre.com C T C O WELCOME guildhallartscentregrantham Guildhall_Arts KEY A very warm welcome to our Autumn 2017 season! It is offi cially pantomime season and we are proud to welcome back Polka Dot Musical Theatre Pantomimes with PETER PAN, the perfect treat for your festive celebrations. It’s not just the pantomime we have for families, follow the story of a baby penguin as she gets lost in a big world Workshop with ME..., or if audience participation is more your thing come LOV LINCOLNSHIRE and watch Image Musical Theatre’s HANSEL AND GRETEL as they DRINK! EAT! LOOK! RELAX! ONE VENUES get lost in the woods! Have a drink with friends before our The Guildhall Arts Centre evening shows, the coff ee shop bar opens The Guildhall is pleased to host new theatre from new companies. is part of LOV (Lincolnshire Drama 45 minutes before events with a selection WHAT ONCE WAS OURS is a Zest Theatre and Half Moon co- One Venues) a network of production: an exciting collaboration by two of the UK’s leading of drinks, sweets and ice creams available. venues across Lincolnshire companies creating work for young people. Beautiful imagery, Don’t forget to order your interval drinks! always looking for ways to Music striking original music and immersive design combine to create You can also drop into our coff ee shop engage and involve people this powerful new production for young people, which asks why during the day for a bite to eat or a in exciting projects. we’ve become so fearful of anyone who is diff erent from us. rainforest alliance coff ee. Relax in the informal, family friendly atmosphere An important part of this Dance Our Meres Live programme hosts a variety of big names and big and take a look at the changing local is to give young people shows! Comedians JIMMY CARR, MILTON JONES and JASON exhibitions and craft displays. If you 12-25 a voice and a way to MANFORD put Meres Live on the map with their new tours! BIG would like to display your work at the express themselves. Working GIRLS DON’T CRY and A NIGHT OF DIRTY DANCING promise to Film Guildhall, please send examples of your with these talented young be a great night out. We are proud to announce BRENDAN COLE work to [email protected] people, we have created returns in February with his brand new tour ALL NIGHT LONG. stimulating activities for and We hope you have a wonderful Autumn Season and a Merry Wifi and a vending machine also by young people. available. Variety Christmas, Find out more at www. The Arts Centre Team Food served Mon-Fri 9.30am to 4.30pm lincolnshireonevenues.com Sat 9.30am to 2pm Family purchase for 2 or more of these events and get £2 off each Our box offi ce is open MULTIBUY OFFER ticket! Tickets must be purchased in the same transaction. 9.30am – 5.00pm weekdays, 9.30am – Stand Up Comedy 2.00pm on Saturdays and 45 minutes prior to performances Talk You can buy tickets We Are Bronte Zero Rachel Newton Folk Second Best Bed online 24 hours a day, 7 days a week! St Peter’s Hill, Grantham, Lincolnshire, NG31 6PZ Other Box Offi ce: 01476 406158 TIC: 01476 406166 www.guildhallartscentre.com 4 www.guildhallartscentre.com // 01476 406158 // MERES LIVE JIMMY CARR The Commitment The Time of Their Lives Life Drawing with THE BEST OF Brothers Sarah Watson ULTIMATE GOLD The Commitment Brothers are pleased 2.00pm showing with subtitles! Autumn Term 8 week course GREATEST HITS TOUR to announce their debut performance Starring: Joan Collins, Pauline Collins, Develop your own style and improve at The Guildhall Arts Centre. With over Franco Nero technique through this progressive 100 years musical experience between A former Hollywood star enlists the course of professional and friendly them, these versatile local musicians help of a new friend in order to journey group tutorials in charcoal, pastels bring you a lively and energetic from London to France for her ex- and ink. Classes will feature a variety tribute show that’s fi lled with the very lover’s funeral, with the various mishaps of poses, from one minute to 2 hours, best music from two iconic fi lms, en route making the trip unforgettable. with male and female life models. “The Commitments”, and “The Blues 1 Hour 44 Minutes Artists of all levels of experience Brothers”. You’ll be rocking in the aisles welcome. to the sounds of Gimme Some Lovin’, Everybody Needs Somebody, Soul Please contact Sarah directly: Man, In the Midnight Hour, and many [email protected] / more great songs that continue to 0774 811 0951 stand the test of time. www.sarahwatsonarts.com www.facebook.com/sarahwatsonarts Hire/ Music Guildhall Promoted/ Film Hire/ Workshop Saturday 2 September Tuesday 5 September 7 September - 2 November (excl. 26 8.00pm 2.00pm & 7.30pm Oct) £10.00/ £8.00 concessions 2.00pm: £4.00/ £3.00 concessions Thursdays 7.00pm-9.00pm 7.30pm: £5.00/ £4.00 concessions Autumn 8 Week Course £175 www.guildhallartscentre.com // 01476 406158 // 5 MERES LIVE Meres The Best of Ultimate Gold Greatest Hits Tour Meres Live Jimmy is gathering a selection of his very best jokes along with brand new material for the ultimate comedy show. Backlash Ballroom – A man who has devoted his life to Strictly Musicals crafting perfect jokes and has left a trail of laughter in his wake, Jimmy Carr’s A ballroom & latin dance explosion, new tour will distil everything we love Backlash Ballroom is a dance to laugh at and be shocked by, into spectacular featuring fi ve professional one incredible, unparalleled night of ballroom & latin couples. These entertainment. couples are World, European & + £1 booking fee per ticket National champions in dance and will Meres Live, Trent Road, Grantham, be joined by two professional singers. NG31 7XQ The show features costumes from the 2016 series of Strictly Come Dancing. Friday 8 September This is a night to remember with 8.00pm dances such as the Waltz, the Quick £27.50 Step, The Argentine Tango & The Charleston to name just a few. An intoxicating dance performance guaranteed to wow! Featuring a wonderful sound track and gorgeous lighting and special eff ects. Guildhall Promoted/ Dance Saturday 9 September 7.30pm £17.00/ £15.00 concessions/ £13.00 groups of 10 or more! 6 www.guildhallartscentre.com // 01476 406158 // Photograph: Dani Bower That’s Entertainment Disco Toddlers! The Sandman Their Finest Harrowby Singers Venue: Guildhall Ballroom Chantry Dance Company 2.00pm showing with subtitles! ‘That’s Entertainment’ showcases We are having a party! Join us for our CDC presents a fabulous, original full- Starring: Gemma Arterton, Sam Clafl in, musicals from the golden age of hip club for pre-schoolers and their length contemporary ballet for 2017. Bill Nighy Broadway and Hollywood. Beginning happening parents! We play a bit The Sandman’s magical rainbow A former secretary, newly appointed with the black and white fi lms of the of everything from current tunes to umbrella imparts good dreams, and as a scriptwriter for propaganda fi lms, late ‘30s and early ‘40s to the heyday rock and roll to disco, mixing it up to his dark umbrella brings nightmares to joins the cast and crew of a major of glorious Technicolor fi lms and the make it fun for mums and dads alike! humans. production while the Blitz rages around blockbuster musicals of the ‘50s and Prebooking highly recommended to A woman yearns for good dreams to them. ‘60s. avoid disappointment. heal her ailing husband, so she visits the 1 Hour 57 Minutes The show is full of song and dance All children must be accompanied. DreamWorld to steal the umbrellas. numbers from fi lms and shows such But what will happen if the umbrellas get as: Alexander’s Ragtime Band, South mixed up…? Pacifi c, Meet Me in St Louis, High CDC is run by choreographers Paul Society, West Side Story and Cabaret. Chantry & Rae Piper, known for their So come be razzle-dazzled and work on shows including ‘GANGSTA take your seat for the night, “That’s GRANNY’ and ‘HORRIBLE HISTORIES’. Entertainment”. A curtain-raiser performance by the Young Choreographers Celebration winners takes place as part of this production. Post-show talkback included. Hire/ Variety Guildhall Promoted/ Family Guildhall Promoted/ Dance Guildhall Promoted/ Film Thursday 14 – Saturday 16 September Thursday 21 September Saturday 23 September Tuesday 26 September 7.30pm 10.00am – 11.30am 7.30pm 2.00pm & 7.30pm Thursday and Friday £9.00 £3.00 (Accompanying Adults Free) £12.00/ £10.00 concessions/ £8.50 2.00pm: £4.00/ £3.00 concessions Saturday £10.00 students 7.30pm: £5.00/ £4.00 concessions www.guildhallartscentre.com // 01476 406158 // 7 Thursday Thursday 28 September 30 November An Audience With TOM WRIGGLESWORTH IVAN BRACKENBURY Funhouse Vince Eager MIKE GUNN DALISO CHAPONDA Comedy Club Grantham born Vince will be Mike Cox Nigel Ng Hire/Comedy presenting an “Audience with…” as he Guildhall Arts Centre digs deep into his wealth of showbiz Zahra Barri Fred Ferenczi Ballroom stories and presents many never before Doors Open: 7.30pm seen photographs ranging from his Show Starts: 8.15pm early days as a Grantham teenager and a member of the Vagabonds Skiffl e £10.00 Group, through his recording, television Thursday Wednesday All shows compered by and rock ‘n’ roll touring days and the Spiky Mike.
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