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The Alley Events Guide Summer 2019 the Alley Events Guide BOX OFFICE: WEB: +44 (0)28 7138 4444 www.alley-theatre.com The Alley Events Guide Summer 2019 The Alley Events Guide Gift Voucher The perfect gift... The Alley Theatre Gift Voucher For further information please contact the Box Office on +44 (0)28 7138 4444 Book online www.alley-theatre.com | Sign up now for The Alley Newsletter Summer 2019 Type Show Date Time Page Exhibition Values Voices: 200 Words and One Picture 13 May - 7 June Various 4 Exhibition Bright Futures 17 June - 12 July Various 4 Exhibition The Cooper Collection 22 July - 21 Sept Various 5 Film Easter Cinema Day - HOP 13 April 2pm 6 Entertainment Stem Aware 25 April 1.30-2.30pm 6 Children’s Doctor Dolittle 27 April 2 & 4.30pm 7 Entertainment Mindset Mondays First Monday of Every Month 1.30-2.30pm 8 Music Comhaltas an Tsratha Báin Last Saturday of Every Month 2-4pm 8 Music Saturday Morning Guitar Club Saturdays Various 9 Entertainment No two book clubs are the same 4 May 8pm 11 Entertainment Me, Mum & the Patriarchy 11 May 8pm 12 Musical Keep ‘Er Lit 16 May 7.30pm 17 April 12.30am & 7.30pm 13 Children’s Humpty Dumpty’s Big Adventure 18 May 2pm 14 Entertainment Your Mind Is His Playground by Adrian Knight 18 May 8pm 14 Music Cassoni’s Jukebox 23 May 8pm 15 Music Wards Sisters 1 June 8pm 16 Entertainment Nobody Puts Bernie in a Corner 24 May 8pm 15 Music An Evening of ‘Music from the Stage and Screen’ 13 June 8pm 17 Entertainment Discover the Archives 20 June 12-4pm 17 Music The Rapparees 22 June 8pm 18 Music Aww that’s Mental… 28 June 8pm 19 Music Summer School of Rock Disability Friendly & Energy of Light Disco 16 - 18 July Various 20 Music Summer School of Rock 22 - 26 July 11am-3pm 21 Comedy Ruairi Woods: Panic Groom 19 July 8pm 22 Music Alley Bar Open Mic Nights 25 July & 22 Aug 8.30pm 23 Music Karl McCarron 26 July 8.30pm 23 Music Summer Jazz Nights with Jazz Gazette 2,16,23,30 Aug 8.30pm 24 Music Tom Sweeney - Tots and Teddy’s Singalong 3 Aug 2pm 25 Music Leonard Brown 9 Aug 8pm 25 Entertainment The Phantom Strikes Again 24 Aug 8pm 32 Music Tyrone Pipers Day 7 Sept Various 32 Workshops Strabane Youth 19 Arts Festival Workshops 26 June - 6 July Various 32 Workshops Traditional Music Workshops 9 Aug 2-4pm 32 General information 34 Seating Plan 35 3 Suddenly I heard lots of traffic, unusual for our road. It could “only mean one thing – the main road was blocked. I ran from the house, in my sock soles, to see. What met me was a car set sideways across the main road. An off-duty policeman confirmed that there was a bomb left at the police station about seventy yards away, “It’s been there a good ten minutes now.” “Have all the houses been cleared? ” I shouted. “Not sure” was his reply. I saw a few of my neighbours diving into cars at that second. I ran like I never ran before to the house of a neighbour and pensioner, Mrs McCrea. I banged on her door. She peeked out from behind the curtain. I was most likely scaring her but I shouted, “We have to get out of here.” I went in and she was looking for her slippers. I said, “Just pull on anything.” I lifted her under the arms, her facing me and I ran, again faster than I had ever run. We had just got behind the policeman’s car when the bomb went off. I dived to the grass verge, me covering my neighbour. Her squeals will be forever in my ears. Suddenly a loud “whoosh” went past. The policeman was shouting “Stay down, it all has to come down again.” The sound of falling bits of whatever rained down, in through the trees and on the road behind me. As we got up, the policeman pointed in front of us, a wheel with parts of the “ drive and suspension lay about ten yards away. That’s what the “whoosh” was. Thank God we were on the ground, thank God. The Alley Events Guide Andy Patton exhibition The former RUC station at Sion Mills following the explosion Bright Futures By Knockavoe Primary School Mon 17 June – Fri 12 July Pupils from Knockavoe School have been successfully completing GCSE Art Syllabus. This year, for the first time ever we have students completing Art at both GCSE and AS Level! Knockavoe School now want to Exhibitions at The Alley celebrate and share their students’ Values Voices: fabulous achievements and talents 200 Words and One within our school and local community. As a natural and inclusive means of Picture communication and learning, Art is By Eamon Barker pivotal within our school approach to Monday 13 May - Friday 7 June enhancing self-esteem, mental health and well -being. As poet and playwright Damian Gorman puts it: “Our stories matter - and not At Knockavoe School we firmly believe just to ourselves. For they move towards that the Arts are a springboard for other people’s stories like outstretched self- expression, exploration and hands…” experimentation which is conducive to nurture, enjoyment of experience and At Towards Understanding and Healing success. we hope that this diverse range of short stories and photographs from people This exhibition is a celebration of from right across the Derry City and achievement, creativity, well-being and Strabane District Council area will reach inclusivity and we invite YOU to be a part out to you, maybe remind you of your of this venture! Each piece will be available own story and maybe remind you too for purchase following the showcase. of the potential that each of us has So please come and join us as we for creating a different story, a fresh celebrate and showcase our amazing narrative, one of healing and renewal. pupils! Businesses are invited to sponsor a canvas, which pupils will design, personalised for their business. Book online www.alley-theatre.com | Sign up now for The Alley Newsletter Summer 2019 exhibition The Cooper Collection Monday 22 July - Friday 20 September Herbert Cooper from Hammersmith, London arrived in Strabane shortly before the start of WW1, where he acquired the photography studios of J. Burroughs on Railway Street. From 1913 right up until his death in 1960, Herbert set about recording every facet of life in his adopted town as well as beyond. The vast collection, now housed in Belfast are an amazing document of life in the north west during the first half of the 20th century featuring the seismic political events such as the Home Rule crises, WW1, natural disasters, sport, entertainments, as well as the studio portraits which were the stock in trade of the small town photographer. The History and Museums Service of Derry City and Strabane District Council with the generous support of the Public Records Office of Northern Ireland have collected together over 50 images which reflect the rich diversity of what has been described as one of the most important documentary collections in Ireland. 5 The Alley Events Guide cinema Easter Cinema Day HOP Saturday 13 April, 2pm Tkts: £3 E.B., the Easter Bunny’s teenage son, heads to Hollywood, determined to become a drummer in a rock ‘n’ roll band. In LA, he’s taken in by Fred after the out- of-work slacker hits E.B. with his car. Hop@2011 Universal Pictures. All Rights Reserved entertainment Stem Aware Feel the Force Science Show with Paul Crawford Thursday 25 April, 1.30 – 2.30pm Tkts: £2 An interactive science show with a focus on water, air, electricity with a few bangs and flashes. Enjoy this fully interactive hour with media and audience participation. Book online www.alley-theatre.com | Sign up now for The Alley Newsletter Summer 2019 Riverbank Productions presents: Doctor Dolittle Saturday 27 April, 2pm & 4.30pm Tkts: £4, Family of Four £12 Follow the adventures of Dr John Dolittle MD whose parrot, Polynesia, teaches him how to speak to animals! Accompanied by his trusty friends, Dab-Dab the duck, GubGub the pig, Too Too the owl and Jip the dog, Dr Doolittle embarks on an unforgettable journey to Africa and the adventure begins. Full of puppetry, singalong favourites humour and lots of joining in Dr Doolittle is the ideal show for all the family and particularly for children aged 5 to 10. Children’s 7 The Alley Events Guide Monthly Sessions Mindset Comhaltas an Tsratha Báin Mondays Family Friendly Trad with Shauna O’Donnell and Folk Session Tranformational Therapist (RT) Last Saturday of every Month. First Monday of Every Month 2pm – 4pm 1.30 – 2.30pm Free Admission. Alley Café Area. Free Admission Mindset Monday is all about learning music easy, but proven techniques that will help you live life on your terms and how with the right mindset you can overcome health challenges, free yourself from habits that hold you back & succeed in any area of your life. Join us on the last Saturday of every month in the Alley Cafe Area by Strabanes Branch of Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann . Come along for a great afternoon of music, dance, poetry and song. If you would like to take part, come along, everyone welcome. Book online www.alley-theatre.com | Sign up now for The Alley Newsletter Summer 2019 Saturday Morning Guitar Club with Ciaran Gallen Saturdays from 10am £10 for individual lessons for 25 minutes £8 for a group lesson for 35 minutes Block lessons to be paid at start of term music 9 The Alley Events Guide Book online www.alley-theatre.com | Sign up now for The Alley Newsletter Untitled-1 1 11/11/2014 12:23 Summer 2019 Mis - Conceptions No two book clubs are the same Directed by Niamh Cummins Saturday 4th May, 8pm Tkts: £15 All proceeds will go to Frylites chosen charity AWARE – Overcoming Depression, Changing Lives Six woman.
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