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What’s on
Trinity
Street, Gainsborough,
Lincolnshire DN21 2AL
Box Office: 01427 676655
Web: www.trinityarts.co.uk
Monumental films, a drama classic and musical masterpieces will all be seen
at the arts centre for West Lindsey during March
Opening the show on March 2 is
Wildest Dream: Conquest of
Everest (PG). This awe-inspiring
documentary follows Conrad
Anker’s attempt to climb Everest
following the exact route of George
Mallory, the British explorer who
famously quipped ‘because it’s
there’ when he was asked why
he was going to climb the world’s
highest mountain.
Tickets are £4.50 (£3.50
concessions).
Then on Thursday March 3, Hull
Truck present Lady Chatterley’s
Lover by D.H. Lawrence.
Lady Constance Chatterley is
trapped in a loveless marriage.
Injured in battle, her husband
Clifford is unable to satisfy her
desires and so Constance finds
herself drawn towards a man she
meets in the woods. Contains adult
scenes.
Tickets £12 (£10 concessions).
A Buddy Holly Tribute takes to the
Trinity stage on March 4
March 4 sees what is billed as
the longest-running and greatest
Buddy Holly Show on Earth.
Buddy Holly and the Cricketers
have delighted audiences across
the globe for 17 years and the act
is guaranteed to have everyone
singing along to the music and
dancing in the aisles to timeless
hits including That’ll Be The Day,
Peggy Sue, It Doesn’t Matter
Anymore, Raining in my Heart, Oh
Boy! and many more.
Tickets are £12 (£10
concessions).
Also billed for this month are:
March 9: The Way Back (12A).
Based on Slavomir Rawicz’s
acclaimed memoir The Long
Walk, the story follows the
courageous escape of seven
multi-national prisoners from a
Soviet Labour Camp in 1941
and their treacherous journey as
they battle the elements through
Siberia, the Gobi Desert, Tibet and
the Himalayas in search of safety,
refuge and freedom.
Tickets £4.50 (concessions
£3.50).
March 10: The Hoot Comedy
Club with Danny Pensive. City
Life Friday described Pensive as:
‘Paddington Bear meets the loony
at the bus stop.’
Tickets are £5.
March 12: Blue Valentine (15).
The film centres on married couple
Dean (Ryan Gosling) and Cindy
(Michelle Williams) and their
relationship over a number of years
by shifting between different periods.
Tickets £4.50 (£3.50
concessions).
March 16: The King’s Speech
(12A). This is the story of the man
who would become King George VI.
After his brother abdicates, George
‘Bertie’ VI (Colin Firth) reluctantly
assumes the throne. Plagued by
a dreaded nervous stammer and
considered unfit to be King, Bertie
engages the help of an unorthodox
speech therapist named Lionel
Logue (Geoffrey Rush).
Tickets £4.50 (£3.50
concessions).
Escape movie The Way Back is
screened on March 9
March 18: 127 Hours (15). This
is the true story of mountain
climber Aron Ralston’s remarkable
adventure after a fallen boulder
crashes on his arm and traps him
in an isolated canyon in Utah.
Over the next five days Ralston
examines his life and realises he
must save himself by any means
necessary. Tickets £4.50 (£3.50
concessions).
March 19: Rape of Lucrece by
William Shakespeare. Gerald
Logan stars in the first ever stage
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