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Autumn 2015 0845 5218 218 | BAR É AUTUMN 2015 0845 5218 218 WWW.CORNEXCHANGENEW.COM THEATRE | STUDIO CINEMA GALLERY CAF Pss Pss Photo: Geri Born THEATRE SHOW TITLE SHOW TITLE SHOW TITLE SHOW TITLE COMPANY NAME Lut quisquas sin nia eaquia volute prepe comniet faci doluptusam, vendae velendae volum fugia. At fugia as voluptus re pa dis deliqui dolupta volum, nobitat uriaereiunt faces dessitem eicipidem quibuscit odissin ciisiti di toribusanis est, nimus con nihilitas sit fuga. At pernatu ressitemo eum quosani minctus, simi, veligna tectem quecus minciisti ommodit, que sandit, si corum harum que dolent lique periaersped ut quis et latinimus, qui dolupistibus moluptam alia provit, volo berum moluptam alia vellecae. Quosani minctus, simi, veligna tectem que cus minciisti ommodit, que sandit, si corum "Funny, inventive, touching." The Times "Funny, inventive, touching." The Times MEET & GREET At fugia as voluptus re pa dis deliqui dolupta volum, nobitat uriaereiunt faces Fri 19 Dec, 8pm New Greenham Arts Tickets £10 Age guide 14+ 2 Box Office 0845 5218 218 MEMBERS PRIORITY BOOKING OPENS Thursday 9 July PUBLIC BOOKING OPENS Thursday 16 July Hello and welcome to our exciting autumn season at the Corn Exchange and New Greenham Arts Whilst compiling our programme we always aim to find something for everyone and I’m confident we’ve achieved that again. Selecting just a handful to showcase is almost impossible but with my hand forced I would suggest taking a closer look at Roundabout from Paines Plough. This is some of the finest contemporary theatre being presented in the UK and I’m proud we can return the company to Newbury. Equally, Pss Pss is absolutely worth seeing too; it is one of the funniest pieces of clowning I have seen but make sure you also take a peek at The Ballad of Martha Brown, He Had Hairy Hands, Irish House Party and Beauty of the Beast. There truly is something for everyone. And of course there is the annual pantomime; this year Dick Whittington! Full of all the usual magic, mischief and mayhem we have come to expect. Just make sure you book early. Plus from September we will be running the café at the Corn Exchange and I can announce we will be looking to introduce an evening menu. Keep your eyes (and bellies!) peeled for more information and enjoy your whole evening out with us. All the team look forward to welcoming you back very soon. GRANT BRISLAND | INTERIM DIRECTOR BOX OFFICE 0845 5218 218 TALKSTALKS TALKSFILMFILMTALKS THEATRETHEATREFILMFILM THEATRECOMEDYCOMEDYTHEATRETALKS COMEDYMUSICMUSICCOMEDYFILM MUSICDANCEDANCETHEATREMUSIC FAMILYDANCEFAMILYCOMEDYDANCE FAMILYOPERAOPERAMUSICFAMILY OPERAVISUALVISUALDANCEOPERAwww.cornexchangenew.comVISUALFAMILYVISUAL OPERA VISUAL ARTSARTS/cornexchangeARTSARTS @cornexchangeARTS 451 presented by Corn Exchange Newbury & Periplum at Shaw House Spring 2015 Created at 101 Outdoor Arts Creation Space Photo by Ray Gibson cornexchangenew.com 3 GET INVOLVED We offer plenty of opportunities to learn, create and socialise. Come along to our adult dance classes, have a go at oil painting or even join us for some sing-a-long songs with your children. There’s so much going on. Pick up a Get Involved brochure or visit cornexchangenew.com/getinvolved to find out more. MORE THAN JUST LIVE PERFORMANCES We are so much more than just a performance space. Take a little look at some of the other things that we do… 4 Box Office 0845 5218 218 101 OUTDOOR ARTS CREATION SPACE Based on the former USAF Greenham Common cruise missile base, 101 Outdoor Arts Creation Space is the country’s first dedicated creation space for large-scale outdoor arts projects of its kind. For years we’ve been producing our own spectacular large scale outdoor performances to audiences of thousands. Keep an eye out for ground-breaking outdoor theatre produced right CINEMA & here in Newbury. LIVE SCREENINGS Housed on the top floor of the Corn Exchange we have a full time digital cinema. With its cosy style and just 40 seats, our cinema shows the best of art house, independent and British films every day, together with occasional blockbusters and family films. We also screen a fantastic selection of live broadcasts. Catch the latest offerings from the likes of the National Theatre, Royal Shakespeare Company, Glyndebourne and Bolshoi Ballet. Pick up a film brochure or visit cornexchangenew.com/film to see what’s on. cornexchangenew.com 5 CHRISTMAS 2015 PANTOMIME FRI 27 NOV 7PM THU 17 DEC 8PM WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY PHIL WILMOTT Preview Performance Adult Performance PRODUCED BY CORN EXCHANGE NEWBURY SAT 28 NOV 2PM & 7PM FRI 18 DEC 4.30PM Preview Performance FRI 18 DEC 8PM Adventure, peril and magic aplenty - set sail for SUN 29 NOV 1PM & 5PM Adult Performance the 2015 Corn Exchange Pantomime! TUE 1 DEC 10.30AM* & 2PM SAT 19 DEC 2PM & 6PM Dick Whittington is on his way to Newbury to WED 2 DEC 10.30AM* & 2PM* MON 21 DEC 2PM & 6PM seek his fortune in this mad adventure. Joined THU 3 DEC 10.30AM* & 7PM TUE 22 DEC 2PM & 6PM by his faithful Cat and Sarah the Cook, can Dick FRI 4 DEC 1PM* WED 23 DEC 2PM & 6PM FRI 4 DEC 8PM THU 24 DEC 11AM, 2.30PM & 6PM defeat the dastardly King Rat? And will he save Adult Performance SAT 26 DEC 2PM & 6PM his beloved Alice and live happily ever after? SAT 5 DEC 2PM & 6PM SUN 27 DEC 11AM, 2.30PM & 6PM SUN 6 DEC 1PM & 5PM There will be familiar faces, recognisable MON 28 DEC 2PM & 6PM TUE 8 DEC 10.30AM* & 2PM tunes and barrels of laughter. Our ever popular TUE 29 DEC 2PM WED 9 DEC 1PM* & 7PM pantomime has become a fun-filled tradition for TUE 29 DEC 6PM the families of Newbury and beyond. Be sure to THU 10 DEC 10.30AM & 7PM Signed Performance grab your tickets fast! Some performances are FRI 11 DEC 1PM WED 30 DEC 2PM & 6PM sold out already. FRI 11 DEC 8PM THU 31 DEC 2PM & 6PM Adult Performance SAT 2 JAN 2PM 'Fresh, original and highly entertaining.' SAT 12 DEC 2PM & 6PM Relaxed Performance «««« The Stage SUN 13 DEC 1PM & 5PM SAT 2 JAN 7PM TUE 15 DEC 10.30AM* & 2PM* SUN 3 JAN 1PM Audio Described Performance WED 16 DEC 10.30AM* & 7PM Fri 27 Nov 2015 – Sun 3 Jan 2016 SUN 3 JAN 5PM THU 17 DEC 1PM* Tickets £16.50 - £21 (concessions & family *Limited availability rates available on selected shows, previews £10) #NewburyPanto 6 Box Office 0845 5218 218 CHRISTMAS 2015 Tickets selling fast! cornexchangenew.com 7 SEPTEMBER 2015 ROUNDABOUT POP-UP FESTIVAL 9 – 13 SEPTEMBER We’re excited to announce that, having received huge THEATRE THEATRE critical acclaim, Paines Plough’s Roundabout will THE HUMAN EAR EVERY be returning to the Corn Exchange. See work from the BY ALEXANDRA WOOD BRILLIANT THING country’s hottest writers in PRESENTED BY BY DUNCAN MACMILLAN an amazing state-of-the-art PAINES PLOUGH PRESENTED BY PAINES amphitheatre. PLOUGH & PENTABUS An intriguing tale of loss, With an incredible intimate renewal and trust from Fringe atmosphere, Roundabout is the A unique interactive play First Award winner about depression… most dynamic, most innovative Alexandra Wood. and most essential new theatre You’re six years old. Mum’s in in the UK. Be sure to catch it A man turns up at Lucy’s door hospital. Dad says she’s ‘done while you can. claiming to be the brother she something stupid’. She finds it hasn’t seen in 10 years. Forced hard to be happy. So you start to confront the messy inner TICKET DEALS to make a list of everything workings of sibling love, can that’s brilliant about the world: Book any the bond between brother and Ice Cream, Kung Fu Movies, 2 Roundabout shows for £24 sister be rebuilt? Burning Things... Any 3 for £33 Any 4 for £40 We may add in additional shows at a later date. Wed 9 Sep, 7.45pm Thu 10 Sep, 7.45pm Check Sat 12 Sep, 4.30pm Corn Exchange www.cornexchangenew.com/ Corn Exchange Tickets £15 roundabout Tickets £15 (£13 concessions, (£13 concessions, £8 under-25s) £8 under-25s) Age guide 14+ Age guide 14+ 8 Box Office 0845 5218 218 SEPTEMBER 2015 COMMUNITY FAMILY THEATRE LIVE & LYRICAL OUR TEACHER'S LUNGS Come along to perform in this A TROLL BY DUNCAN MACMILLAN incredible setting, or come BY DENNIS KELLY PRESENTED BY to hear some of the most PRESENTED BY PAINES PLOUGH talented performers PAINES PLOUGH & In a time of global anxiety, in Newbury! HALF MOON erratic weather and political From comedy double acts An outrageous and deliciously unrest, a couple want a child and performance poets to a but are running out of time. whole host of tremendously funny play for young people. talented musicians, each Live Two terrible twins rule their What will be the first to & Lyrical open mic night is full school until the arrival of a destruct - the planet or their of surprises. headmaster with scaly skin and relationship? Let box office know whether a spiky tail. An outrageously 'The most beautiful, you are performing or just entertaining comic caper shattering play of the year.' watching - performers get a from the writer of Matilda The «««««Sunday Express free drink! Musical. 'Comic perfection.' ««««The Times Fri 11 Sep, 8pm Sat 12 Sep, 1.30pm Sat 12 Sep, 7.45pm Corn Exchange Sun 13 Sep, 11am Corn Exchange Tickets £5 (FREE for Corn Exchange Tickets £15 performers, places must Tickets £10.50 (£13 concessions, £8 under-25s) be booked) (£8.50 concessions) Age guide 14+ Age guide 7+ cornexchangenew.com 9 SEPTEMBER 2015 'One of the most inventive companies presenting theatre for children.' WhatsOnStage FAMILY THE SCARECROWS' WEDDING PRESENTED BY SCAMP THEATRE Following five-star hitsStick Man and Tiddler & Other Terrific Tales, Scamp Theatre return with a truly heart-warming adaptation of Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s new bestselling book.
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