February - July 2016 Image Theatre: The Railway Children (Saturday 2 April)
Tickets available online at www.junctiongoole.co.uk Box Office: 01405 763652
@junction_goole | junction goole Welcome Welcome to our new season at Junction, featuring our trademark wide range of music, theatre, comedy, family events and local performers, representing the best on offer to our audiences. We’re excited to have launched our new membership scheme which will be of interest to our regular audience members or people keen to support their local theatre. All of Junction’s own professional live shows will be available at a discount ticket price and there are other benefits too. For fuller details, please see below. Among the bigger names we are delighted to welcome (or welcome back) this season, the hottest selling ticket is likely to be Northern Ballet Theatre’s Tortoise and the Hare. I saw the public premiere of this last October and it was the most enjoyable children’s ballet the company has produced. The mighty Snake Davis also returns with a new show, his Classic Sax Solos with a stunning set list of sax classics. For theatre fans, we have the only Yorkshire date for Big Telly’s stage adaptation of Spike Milligan’s hilarious book Puckoon, and are also trying our first presentation of live opera, from the Yorkshire based company, Radius. The season wraps up with a short festival devoted to guitar music, showcasing the amazing variety of music, genres and effects that can be drawn out of this versatile instrument when in expert hands. With a strong slate of satellite screenings (and more of these to be confirmed) and the monthly cinema programmes still to come, there’s something for everyone. We look forward to welcoming you.
Charlie Studdy Arts & Leisure Manager, Junction/Goole Town Council
Annual Membership Membership £25
ADVANCE ACCESS 15% DISCOUNT to live shows before the on tickets to live shows * programme is released to the general public One-off ticket offers and access to NO BOOKING FEE SPECIAL EVENTS for card purchases via phone or box office ** MEMBERSHIP PACK and membership card REGULAR SPECIAL with limited edition MEMBERS OFFERS postcards at Walkway Café Bar. Please visit the café * available for up to 4 seats per for details of this show, not including cinema, special weeks offer. screenings or live hires ** not available for online purchases Friday 5 February Tickets £15/£13 | 8pm Acoustic Strawbs Featuring David Cousins, Dave Lambert and Chas Cronk, who together formed the front-line of the classic 1970s line-up, Acoustic Strawbs returns to their folk-roots, with an acoustic take on their classic songs, including Lay Down, A Glimpse Of Heaven, and Benedictus.
Saturday 6 February £10/£8 | 8pm Martin Daniels Son of the legendary TV magician Paul Daniels, comedian, entertainer, magician and presenter Martin Daniels has a unique blend of magic and comedy, captivating audiences with his uproarious sense of humour, charming personality and consummate magical skill. Starting his career on Game for a Laugh, and appearing as a host on CITV, Martin has performed with Les Dennis, Lenny Henry, Pen and Teller and of course Paul Daniels, making him a firm favourite on the entertainment circuit.
Friday 19 February Tickets £12/£10 | 8pm Mark Nevin Coming to fame in the late 80s as the founding member of Fairground Attraction, Mark Nevin is a songwriter and guitarist with a unique narrative style. Mark has a brilliant live band including fellow Fairground Attraction band- mates, master of the vibraphone, Roger Beaujolais, Simon Edwards on bass and Richard Marcangelo on drums. ‘A gem... absolutely lovely’ (Bob Harris, BBC Radio2)
Saturday 20 February Tickets £6.50 adult/£5 child | 2pm Lempen Puppets: Little Frankenstein Frank Stein is busy rehearsing for his new puppet show, but he’s finding it really difficult as his puppets keep falling apart! Inspired by the scientist Dr Frankenstein, and with the help of the audience he creates a new real live puppet that is destined to change his life forever! A gentle horror for little horrors, Little Frankenstein will tickle the imagination of everyone from 5 to 105 years old. Running time 50 mins Saturday 20 February Tickets £3 | 3.30pm Lempen Puppets Workshop - Make your own little Monster “Goggly eyes, a hairy chin, big ears or wobbly nose. What crazy creature will you make? The choice is yours and anything goes.” After the performance of “Little Frankenstein” build your own mini monster. Suitable for children aged 6+ (adults can stay and make a monster, too!) Running Time 1 hour
Saturday 20 February Tickets £12/£10 | 8pm Radius: Life Stories Following the success of our ENO special screenings, Radius will be Junction’s first presentation of live opera. Life Stories presents a double bill of dark and mesmerizing one-act operas exploring human experiences, from 18th century highways to futuristic Moscow.
Wednesday 24 – Saturday 27 February Tickets £10 | 7.30pm Spoken Word Productions: Fur Coat and No Knickers Following their successful production of the ‘Flint Street Nativity’, Spoken Word Productions are proud to present ‘Fur Coat and No Knickers’ This comedy of misadventure concerns the wedding of Deirdre and Mark. The fun begins on the stag night when an inebriated Mark is chained to a lamppost with a blow- up rubber doll, and it’s all downhill from there! Join us for a night of hilarious fun and laughter! Adults only. All proceeds to go to Castaway Goole- Accessible Music Theatre.
Saturday 5 March Tickets £6 | 7.30pm The Mayor’s Concert An evening of musical entertainment by local performers in aid of the Mayor’s chosen charity, which this year is Goole RSPCA. TakeOver Festival Mon 7 – Sat 19 March TakeOver is where a local school programmes all events at Junction over the two week festival period. Children from Year 6 at Marshlands have worked hard on choosing events for all ages.
Friday 11 March All tickets £4 | 5pm, 6pm, 7pm Frolicked: Who Killed the Rats? Through half-closed doors and holes in the walls, a sinister series of gruesome murders has taken place at Junction. Join a deadly game of cat and well... rat... and use your powers of deduction to find out who (or what) is killing off the rodent population of Goole. Have you got what it takes to catch the culprit and solve the puppet rat-infested murder mystery? Suitable for ages 7+. Running time 30 mins
Saturday 12 March Tickets £6.50 adult/£5 child | 2pm, Workshop 3.30pm Four Shadows Theatre: The House At The Edge Of The Universe Barry and Larry usually deliver packages to people on earth but one day they find a parcel with a very unusual address. Come with them as they try to find... The House At The Edge Of The Universe! Expect physical comedy, lots of music, lots of dancing, and a lot of cardboard boxes! Suitable for ages 7 -11. Running time 50 minutes. There will be a workshop to accompany the show – see TakeOver brochure for details. Friday 18 March 1.30pm (Schools performance – discounted rate applies, contact Box Office for Details) & 7.30pm, £14/£12 Reduced Shakespeare Company in The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [revised] All 37 Plays in 97 Minutes! An irreverent fast-paced romp through the Bard’s plays, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was the longest-running comedy having clocked up nine years in London’s West End! Join these madcap men in tights as they weave their wicked way through all of Shakespeare’s Comedies, Histories and Tragedies in one wild ride that will leave you breathless and helpless with laughter.
Saturday 19 March Tickets £6.50 adult, £5 child | 2pm Dizzy O’Dare – The Giant Balloon Show Take everything you know about balloons, and twist that into an innovative theatrical experience! Expect feverous balloon sculptures, high energy comic performance and of course, the all-important giant balloon! Suitable for all ages, with lots of audience interaction. Running time 45 mins Saturday 19 March All tickets £5 | 7pm Youth Music Festival A platform for original compositions by young people from Junction School of Rock, Castaway Music Theatre Sloop Group, Goole Academy Music Group and Riverside Special School Music Group. We are grateful to East Riding Music Hub for funding this event.
Friday 1 April Tickets £12/£10 | 8pm Tangram Theatre Company The Element in the Room: A Radioactive Musical Comedy about the Death and Life of Marie Curie Following smash hit musical comedies about Charles Darwin and Albert Einstein, multi-award-winning Tangram Theatre Company return to take on ‘queen of radioactivity’ Marie Curie. The show follows Curie’s real- life journey across the USA to find a single gram of radium to continue her research. Featuring incredible scientific breakthroughs, very silly songs and an audience- participation radioactive decay chain, this is an exuberant celebration of the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, whose work continues to affect our lives today.
Saturday 2 April Tickets £6.50 adult/£5 child | 2pm Image Theatre: The Railway Children When Father is taken away and the family are forced to up sticks and move to a simple country cottage, the lives of Roberta, Peter and Phyllis are shattered. But they soon develop a love of the local railway, and when they save a train from disaster, they are helped to solve the mystery of their father’s disappearance. In Image Theatre’s trademark style, the whole audience will rehearse the chorus and some children will be given the opportunity to perform on stage. Family entertainment at its very best. Suitable for ages 5+ “An excellent show for grown-ups and children alike” The Herald Running Time 1hour 30mins (with 20 min interval) Saturday 2 April Tickets £10 | 7.30pm Last Night of Proms with Unite the Union Brass Band Formed in 1900, over the years Unite the Union Brass Band has performed with a multitude of big names including Jarvis Cocker and Leslie Garrett and are best known for their appearance in ‘The Full Monty’. Experience the band on stage as they perform a variety of traditional ‘Last Night of the Proms’ music, in aid of the Mayor’s charity.
Friday 15 April Tickets £14/£12 | 8pm Snake Davies: The Classic Sax Solo Tour Performing with his band, Snake gives us 25 classics, including Baker Street, Careless Whisper and his own solos from Million Love Songs, Moving on Up and Search for the Hero, revealing their background and history and playing them in context. Featuring divine singing and guitar work from Cutting Crews Gareth Moulton, sultry sax, searing sax, screaming sax, sexy sax, soulful sax, this show has it all. “Snake Davis has one of the most passionate sax styles and simple bluesy approaches a-la-Sanborn heard in these isles for a while” TIME OUT
Saturday 16 April Tickets £6/£5 | 2pm, 4pm, 6pm Northern Ballet presents Tortoise & the Hare Following the sell-out success of Elves & the Shoemaker and the TV adaptation for CBeebies, Northern Ballet bring their magic to Tortoise & the Hare. Once upon a time there was a speedy Hare who never stopped talking about how fast he could run. Tired of being teased for his slowness, Tortoise challenged him to a race. No one thought he could win, but life is full of surprises! Bringing this much-loved Aesop’s fable to life, Tortoise & the Hare is the perfect opportunity for your little ones (aged 3 plus) to enjoy live ballet, music and theatre. Running time 40 minutes. Saturday 16 April Tickets £4 | 12.30pm, 2.30pm, 4.30pm Northern Ballet Workshops Join Northern Ballet for a workshop based on their ballet for children, Tortoise & the Hare. The workshops give you the chance to work with a professional ballet company and learn steps from the production. After a fun warm up, delve into the story of Tortoise & the Hare and get hopping as you explore the story and characters from the show and try out some of the moves for yourself. No previous dance experience required, just join in and have fun. Suitable for ages 4 plus. Running time 1 hour.
Wednesday 20 – Saturday 23 April Tickets £8/£6/£25 family Weds, Thurs 7.30pm; Fri 1pm; Sat 1pm & 7.30pm Castaway Goole Music Theatre The Addams Family The lovable family of creepy kooks is alive and well, living in their super spooky mansion in Central Park. All is right in the morbid, macabre world of The Addams’ but their family values are about to be tested. Wednesday is all grown up and has found love. Two very different worlds are about to collide. Will love triumph or will everyone go home vaguely depressed?
Thursday 28 April Tickets £7.50 | 2.30pm Kathleen Ferrier: Whattalife! The life and music of Kathleen Ferrier is brought to life by actress and contralto, Lucy Stevens, who uses text taken straight from Kathleen’s diaries and personal letters to create an engaging performance, with songs from her repertoire woven throughout. Whattalife! tells Kathleen’s story from her debut as a singer in 1940, her meteoric rise to fame and her tragic death in 1953, evoking the spirit of the war and post war years. Just like Kathleen during her short but full life, the show has a great sense of fun and talks straight from the heart. “Lucy Stevens is brilliant, has Kathleen Ferrier perfectly and is a fine musician too” Christopher Fifield, conductor, music historian and editor of Letters and Diaries of Kathleen Ferrier. Friday 6 May Tickets £12/£10 | 8pm Moore Laughter: An evening of comedy with BBC Radio 4 ‘Fair Cop’ Alfie Moore. Fresh from his hit Radio 4 series ‘It’s A Fair Cop’, and sell- out runs at the Edinburgh Festival, Alfie Moore brings a mix of stand-up comedy and hilarious real-life stories from his eighteen years as a Humberside copper. A natural and truly charismatic raconteur, his thrilling insights into life at the front-line of the police force will not only alter your perspective on the ‘boys in blue’ but have you in fits of laughter! Alfie has found that walking the beat and dealing with everyday incidents has generated a host of funny stories that you ‘just couldn’t make up’. “Brilliantly funny.... genuinely hilarious” - David Mitchell
Saturday 7 May Tickets £12/£10 | 8pm Reform Theatre Company: The Debt Collectors Don’t miss the brand new comedy from the nation’s favourite playwright John Godber, author of international hits Bouncers, Up N Under and Teechers. The Debt Collectors mixes money and love with the love of money, as two out of work actors fall into the world of debt recovery. It’s a role they despise but a job they were made for, and they are desperate for cash. Demanding money has never been as funny; they may be in the wrong job, but they are the best in the business. “Heartbreaking, thrilling and dripping with pathos.” The Yorkshire Post
Friday 20 May Tickets £12/£10 | 8pm RANT Nominated in the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards 2014, RANT is the meeting of four of Scotland’s finest fiddle players. Bethany Reid, Jenna Reid, Sarah-Jane Summers and Lauren MacColl join forces to create a rich, vibrant and evocative wall of fiddles, weaving a tapestry of melodies, textures, layers and sounds. “This is dignified, deep and profound music.” fRoots
Folk In The Bar Free | 8pm On the first Thursday of every month Junction presents a laid-back evening of acoustic music in the Walkway Café Bar. Musicians are welcome to come along and perform – just ask for Keith or Roger. Saturday 21 May Tickets £12/£10 | 8pm Big Telly present Pukoon Ireland 1922, and the Ulster Boundary Commission has drawn the new border straight through the small town of Puckoon. With the church separated from its own graveyard and drink now thirty percent cheaper in one corner of the pub, life in the newly divided village will never be the same again. Based on the book by Spike Milligan, this comic masterpiece is an irreverent and hilarious story full of Goonish theatrical anarchy, musical wit, and impossible plot. “They say there is a thin line between insanity and genius and Big Telly’s adaptation of Spike Milligan’s novel Puckoon demonstrates how very thin that line is, and how very easy it is to jump back and forth across that line with a silly grin on one’s face.” Puckoon, British Theatre Guide, 2011
Friday 10 – Saturday 11 June Tickets £8/£6 | 7pm Dance Central Studio present Dance to the Music Dance Central Studio, based in Thorne, proudly presents its annual dance show, Dance to the Music.
Saturday 18 June Tickets £6.50 adult/£5 child | 2pm Freehand Puppets: Frogs and Snails and Teddy Bear Tales It’s bear’s birthday tomorrow. His head is full of excitement. How will he ever get to sleep? Bedtime stories, of course, weaving together tales of spring, summer, autumn and winter. Inventive puppetry, original music and gentle humour abound in this delightful production, specially designed for 3 to 7 year olds. Ready, Teddy, GO! Children are invited to bring a teddy bear to share the performance. No extra charge for bears! Running time 50 mins
Thursday 30 June Tickets £7/£5/£20 family | 1pm & 7.30pm Castaway Works! A showcase of creative projects from Castaway’s regular workshop groups. Works will feature innovative drama, dance, music and multimedia performances from our adult and youth groups, as well as short films written and produced by Castaway members, all tied together with cutting edge technology and performance design led by Castaway’s Mix team. Guitar Fest Sat 4 – Sat 18 June Junction is delighted to host the first Goole Guitar Festival with a range of performers covering a wide range of guitar genres and styles.
Saturday 4 June Tickets £15/£13 | 8pm 3 Boxes Taking their experience of playing together and adding their unique styles on acoustic guitars, musicians Clive Gregson, Mark Griffiths and Andy Roberts make up 3 Boxes. The hugely popular trio have performed individually alongside a range of artists including Pink Floyd, Cat Stephens, Mark Knopfler, Fairport Convention and the Shadows. Spanning a vast range of musicality - folk, blues, swing, ballads and beyond, their dexterity and interplay creates a raft of rhythm and melody. “Three great guitarists join forces and the result is electric.” Maverick Magazine
Friday 17 June Tickets £12/£10 | 8pm Eduardo Niebla Virtuoso Spanish guitarist, Eduardo Niebla creates music that transcends genres, fusing flamenco gypsy jazz with a myriad of classical and Indian flavours. His heart-rending lyricism brings a poetic quality to his performance and a dynamic, invigorating energy. Eduardo is joined by Matthew Robinson on guitar and the Prima Vox Choir directed by Ewa Salecka Choir, who will perform compositions from his hotly anticipated new album. “Poignantly poetic... and truly breathtaking” (Scotsman)
Saturday 18 June Tickets £14 advance, £16 door | 8pm Chantel McGregor with support from School of Rock Guitar prodigy Chantel McGregor performs rock-blues for the modern age played with an effortless virtuosity. Voted Guitarist of the Year at the 2014 British Blues Awards, and nominated again In 2015, Chantel has been described as ‘channelling the ghost of Hendrix through her fingers’ and has developed a loyal following in the blues scene. Support from young performers from Junction’s School of Rock. Friday 1 & Saturday 2 July Tickets £10/£8 | 7.30pm Read’s Warblers Get ready to rock with Read’s Warblers POP Choir as they sing hit after hit through the decades. The show includes bit of Frankie Valli, a tribute to the great songs of Cilla Black, Stevie Wonder, Bon Jovi, Dirty Dancing and everything in between!
Saturday 9 July All tickets £5 | 7pm Platform A chance for Junction’s groups; Electric Youth Theatre, School of Rock and Ukulele Junction to showcase their talents.
Wednesday 13th – Saturday 16th July Tickets £9/£8 Weds, Thurs & Fri 7.15 pm; Sat 2 pm & 7.15 pm Margaret Harness School of Dance: 2016 Showcase A mixture of jazz, tap, ballet, rock and roll and lyrical dance. Margaret Harness School of Dance return to Junction for their biennial production. Proceeds to Charity - to be announced. Suitable for all ages.
Wednesday 20 & Thursday 21 July Tickets £10 | 7pm Butterfly Dance Studios present Butterfly Hi-lites A dancing musical extravaganza with music to suit everyone’s taste and a variety of dance styles from street through to ballet which is sure to put a smile on the audience’s faces. Come and celebrate Goole’s local budding artists in an evening of music, rhythm and fun. The Walkway Café Bar Serving a range of meals, snacks and drinks Eat in or Takeaway (with 10% discount for Takeaway) The café bar is open Mondays - Saturdays. We serve food 9am - 3pm, Drinks and snacks 9am - 4pm The bar is open for drinks before films and performances, as well as during intervals. Food served until 1 hour before the event. Afternoon Tea now available (with 24 hours notice) Children’s parties and private functions available. Contact Pauline on 01405 800820 Special Screenings Thursday 7 Wednesday January, 7pm 9 March, All tickets £10 7.30pm NT Live: All tickets £10 Jane Eyre ENO Live: (Encore) The Magic Charlotte Brontë’s story of Flute one woman’s Mozart’s timeless fight for classic explores freedom and the search for fulfilment on her true love and own terms. wisdom.
Wednesday 8 June, 7pm All tickets £10 RSC Live: Hamlet Simon Godwin directs Paapa Essiedu as Hamlet in Shakespeare’s searing tragedy.
Thursday 28 January, 7pm All tickets £10 NT Live: Les Liaisons Dangereuses Josie Rourke’s revival of Choderlos de Laclos’ novel of sex, intrigue and betrayal.
Thursday 3 March, 7pm ARE YOU A LOCAL MUM? All tickets £10 JOIN US! NT Live: • Online magazine • Up-to-date local information • Events • Activities • Drop-in classes • Eating out As You • Shopping • Services • Exclusive competitions Like It Sign up for the FREE East Riding Mums Membership Card and receive the latest (Encore) exclusive deals from our local shops and services Shakespeare’s Visit us at www.EastRidingMums.com glorious or contact [email protected] comedy of love and change. Junction Weekly Groups New members welcomed by our fun and friendly groups. For more information please contact the Box Office. Electric Youth Theatre 6pm - 6.45pm: Electric ‘Sparklets’ (Ages 5-7) | 6.45pm - 7.45pm: Electric ‘Little Sparks’ (Ages 8-11) 7.45pm - 9pm: Electric ‘Shocks’ (Ages 12-18) | £3 per week Tuesday 12 Jan – Tuesday 15 March (excluding half term Tuesday 16 February) Performance date: Saturday 19 March Tuesday 26 April – Tuesday 5 July (excluding half term Tuesday 31 May) Performance date: Saturday 9 July Electric Youth Theatre is looking for new members! Electric puts children and young people at the heart of its work, with children involved in making theatre alongside developing story ideas and characters through the use of games/activities. Many young people attending the group say that their confidence has increased since attending and they have made new friends. Above all, Electric Youth Theatre is a lot of fun! School of Rock 6pm - 8pm (the leader does divide up the sessions according to who attends, so sessions may be shorter but more focused) £3 per week Wednesday 13 Jan – Wednesday 16 March (excluding half term Wednesday 17 February) Performance date: Saturday 19 March Wednesday 27 April – Wednesday 6 July (excluding half term Wednesday 1 June) Performance date: Saturday 9 July School of Rock offers young people the opportunity to enhance their music skills with other musicians. This fun and friendly group covers all styles of music, with everything from tips on playing and singing to writing your own songs and performance skills. Members have been able to work towards releasing debut singles and are now performing on the festivals circuit! Ukulele Junction 6pm-8pm Intermediate | 7pm-8pm Beginners | £3 per week Thursday 14 Jan – Thursday 17 March (excluding half term Thursday 18 February) Performance date: Saturday 19 March Thursday 28 April – Thursday 7 July (excluding half term Thursday 2 June) Performance date: Saturday 9 July No matter what experience you have – be sure to join this fun and funky ukulele group. Ukulele Junction is now in its 4th year. Players meet weekly to learn, interact and perform. There are several concerts a year and all members are invited to take part. ‘When I first got my ukulele I didn’t know what to do with it – this group is a godsend!’ Current member Suitable for those aged 12 + Community and Schools We run many projects throughout the year with schools and community groups. If you would like to work with us please get in touch. Arts Award Supporter At Junction we offer activities which can be used towards Arts Award qualifications. Arts Award allows young people (aged 5 – 25) to gain recognition for their extracurricular activities, attend arts events and lead arts projects. For more information about getting involved in Arts Award, come along to one of our regular sessions.
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