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Canterbury Festival Kent’S International Arts Festival CANTERBURY FESTIVAL KENT’S INTERNATIONAL ARTS FESTIVAL TWO HUNDRED EVENTS IN TWO WEEKS 17 - 31 OCTOBER 2015 canterburyfestival.co.uk PARTNER AND PRINCIPAL SPONSOR FUNDERS TRANSPORT PARTNER MEDIA PARTNERS The official newspaper of 2015 Canterbury Festival SPONSORS Technical Sponsor Canterbury Agency 01227 451088 TRUSTS AND PATRONS CORPORATE MEMBERS The John Swire 1989 Charitable Trust Canterbury Christ Church University Hobgoblin Music NCL & Co Chartered Accountants Peter and Beryl Stevens Canterbury Connected (BID) Independent Music Productions Philip Gambrill & Co Canterbury Festival Foundation (Friends) Clague Jackson-Stops & Staff Sennet Insurance Kent County Councillor Martin Vye Coombs (Canterbury) Ltd John Parker & Sons Ltd Tim Stubbings Photography The Friends of Canterbury Cathedral Hearbase Kent Office Solutions University of Kent at Canterbury Holiday Inn Express Canterbury Kreston Reeves Year One Consulting Evolution Productions The King’s School YMS Group Furley Page Lenley’s Box Office: 01227 787787 canterburyfestival.co.uk Contents 01 Welcome This year’s Festival spans From The Last Supper, a performance of the final words centuries (from Magna by dead celebrities in the most bizarre ‘dinner theatre’ Carta to the space age) ever, to a new work in progress from David Quantick; and the globe. We host with pianos in the streets and infectious diseases performers from the United reincarnated as beautiful glass sculptures – it’s an States, Senegal, Germany, adventurous line-up. Contents France, Lithuania, Poland and Australia. We Children can assist a British Astronaut while the Festival Highlights 03 celebrate the history of the bravest audience members learn how to cope with Canterbury Catch Club and the 80th anniversary of TS a Zombie invasion. Music 04 Eliot’s Murder in the Cathedral. There’s a new stage version of It’s a Wonderful Life – Family Friendly 18 We highlight some fascinating women - Joan of Arc, and we hope you’ll have a wonderful time. Performance 20 Shakespeare’s Wife, Marie Curie, Mary Shelley, Sharleen Spiteri and in the Spiegeltent we salute Jane Austen and I’ll see you there. Talks 31 the leading ladies of jazz. Rosie Turner Science 36 Talk subjects include the truth behind Noah’s Ark Festival Director and how the Women’s Institute helped win the War. Visual Arts 38 We reflect on the lives of the Saints and the life of Guy Burgess. Walks 42 Umbrella 47 Events Grid 50 Big Eat Out 52 Big Sleepover 53 Acknowledgments 54 Finding Your Way 55 Booking Information 56 Booking Form 57 Canterbury Festival is proud to be a member of the British Arts Festivals Association. Festival image & portrait © Tim Stubbings www.artsfestivals.co.uk 02 Opening Weekend Box Office: 01227 787787 canterburyfestival.co.uk Paris 2014 © Gael Image © Dan Desborpugh 17 – 31 October Saturday 17 October 12 - 4pm Sunday 18 October 3.15pm Play Me, I’m Yours Opening Day Celebrations Festival Evensong Canterbury City Centre FREE Canterbury City Centre FREE Cathedral Nave FREE Lilford Gallery presents Play Me, I’m Yours, as The streets will come alive with the sound of music Every year the Festival works closely with the part of the Canterbury Festival. Ten street pianos, and street performance. There will be plenty to Cathedral throughout the two week period. On decorated by local artists and community groups, keep the whole family entertained as we celebrate the first Sunday, the Cathedral offers a special will be located in parks, squares and other public the opening of this year’s Festival. Evensong to mark the opening of the Festival. spaces for anyone to play and enjoy. Supported by KCC Cllr Martin Vye Canterbury Cathedral The Marlowe Theatre St Mary's Hall Studio Theatre Augustine Hall Access: A full access Guide can be Canterbury Cathedral Lodge Spiegeltent St Gregory's Centre for Music Colyer-Fergusson Hall downloaded from www.canterburyfestival.co.uk/your-visit or a paper copy can be requested Cathedral Chapter House Shirley Hall, The King's School from the Festival Office on 01227 452 853. Box Office: 01227 787787 canterburyfestival.co.uk Festival Highlights 03 Music Performance Talks Friday 23 October 8pm Tues 27 – Wed 28 October 7.30pm Friday 23 October 5.30pm Texas at 25 Canterbury on Film Gyles Brandreth - Word Play Don't miss this opportunity to hear Sharleen Spiteri A film screening of Murder in the Cathedral in the Celebrating the English language as only he and the boys performing classic Texas tracks. building where the dark deeds took place. knows how. Marlowe Theatre Cathedral Nave Cathedral Lodge See p.8 for details See p.27 for details See p.32 for details Visual Arts Science Family Friendly 17 - 31 October 10am - 5pm (Closed Sun) Thursday 29 October 8pm Saturday 24 October 2pm Glass Microbiology Zombie Science Baby Loves Disco Beautiful glass sculptures providing alternative A spoof tutorial on the real science behind a A chance for the whole family to get on the representations of viruses. Zombie epidemic. dance floor. Cathedral Chapter House, Cathedral Precincts Cathedral Lodge Spiegeltent See p.39 for details See p.37 for details See p.18 for details 04 Music Box Office: 01227 787787 canterburyfestival.co.uk Image © Sim Canetty-Clarke Saturday 17 October 7.30pm Saturday 17 October 9.30pm Sunday 18 October 3pm Orchestra of the Age of Hotfoot Specials Track Record Enlightenment What better way to celebrate the opening night of the A rare chance to see the best emerging popular Steven Devine Director Spiegeltent than to head to the Deep South of America musicians on the Canterbury scene, competing in Ian Bostridge Tenor with the music of Cajun band The Hotfoot Specials. this live final to win studio time to record a demo CD Their toe tappin’, foot stampin’ good time tunes are courtesy of Independent Music Productions and The ravishing opening to this year’s Festival is a guaranteed to get you on your feet. Led by Chris on Your Music School. From solo singer-songwriters Cathedral concert by outstanding tenor Ian Bostridge accordion and lead vocals, Dan on guitar, Kirsten on through to seven piece folk bands expect to see the with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment in their fiddle, Grant on the drums and Mary on triangle; this next big things performing live where the judges' 30th birthday year. The Baroque programme, played band may hail from Sussex, but their hearts lie firmly decision is final. on their trademark period instruments, features works in the Louisiana bayous. by Telemann and Handel including one of his most 3pm - Junior competitors (aged 12 - 14) lavish motets, Silete Venti. Almost operatic in scale Come on down and let the good times roll! 6pm - Senior competitors (aged 15 - 18) and ambition, it’s a deeply expressive piece: gorgeous music in a uniquely historic setting. Celebrated for Spiegeltent The Ballroom, 15 Orange Street, CT1 his depth of expression both as an opera singer and Tickets £15 (bkg fees apply*) Tickets £5 (bkg fees apply*) song recitalist, Ian Bostridge is widely admired as one Partially seated of the world's most accomplished musicians and a Supported by committed interpreter of Baroque repertoire. Independent Music Productions and Your Music School Cathedral Nave Saturday 17 October 11pm Tickets £30, £28, £20, £12 (bkg fees apply*) Sponsored by Partner & Principal Sponsor Club Spiegel DJ Labellerouge will play a great mix of tunes – funk, * Booking Fees Apply: By phone and in person: £1 per ticket booking fee. Online: 75p per ticket booking fee. The soul, disco and some modern classics for you to enjoy. maximum fee you will be charged when booking by phone Tickets £5 (bkg fees apply*) or in person is £8. Booking fees are unlimited online. Box Office: 01227 787787 canterburyfestival.co.uk Music 05 Image © Sophie Zhai Sunday 18 October 7.30pm Monday 19 October 7.30pm Monday 19 October 8pm East Kent Rock Choir Escher String Quartet Kenny Ball Junior and With special guests The Rockabellas Adam Barnett-Hart and Aaron Boyd (violins) his Jazzmen Pierre Lapointe (viola) Keeping the Tradition Alive Jonathan Grosberg Director Brook Speltz (cello) Jazz legend Kenny Ball was one of the leaders of the Celebrating their 10th anniversary this year, Rock Choir The internationally acclaimed New York based British Jazz Movement in the 1960s. Career highlights is the UK's largest and most popular contemporary Escher Quartet are no strangers to the UK, having included touring with Louis Armstrong, receiving a gold choir, based in over 300 local communities nationwide performed recitals in the Wigmore Hall, King's Place disc for selling a million copies of Midnight in Moscow including Canterbury, Folkestone, Deal, Thanet and and Cadogan Hall. They play with class and maturity, and becoming the first British jazzman to receive Ashford. With a wide range of repertoire from classic immense musicality and a beautifully blended sound. honorary citizenship of New Orleans. Kenny had one rock through to Motown, their popularity is constantly The ensemble were BBC New Generation Artists from main wish before he passed away in 2013 and that increasing. Their achievements are extraordinary, 2010 - 2012 and they are one of the very few chamber was for his son, Keith Ball, to carry on the legacy. having released two top twenty albums and performed ensembles to have been awarded the prestigious enmasse at the Royal Albert Hall. The Rock Choir will Avery Fisher Career Grant. Committed to celebrating his father’s music, Keith and be joined by special guests The Rockabellas. With the Jazzmen (same line-up used by Kenny until his killer heels, killer curves and killer harmonies, this The quartet will open with Mendelssohn’s Quartet death in 2013), will provide jazz fans with a chance to velvety vocal trio have been called to the musical front No 4 in E minor, followed by Janá˘cek’s moving hear some of Kenny’s greatest hits including Midnight line to lift the spirits of ladies and gentlemen all over depiction of human passion, Quartet No 1 Kreutzer in Moscow, I Wanna Be Like You, So Do I, My Mother's the world.
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