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adaption of this work. The Rape
of Lucrece is a brilliant, brutal
narrative poem giving an account
of the terrible crime of rape and its
dreadful consequences for victim
and perpetrator.
Tickets £10 (concessions £8).
March 23: Of Gods and Men
(15). In a monastery perched in
the mountains of North Africa in
the 1990s, eight French Christian
monks live in harmony with their
Muslim brothers. When a crew of
foreign workers is massacred by
an Islamic fundamentalist group,
fear sweeps through the region.
The army offers them protection,
but the monks refuse. Should they
leave?
Tickets £4.50 (£3.50
concessions).
March 25: Tannahill Weavers.
See one of Scotland’s premier
traditional bands whose diverse
Blue Valentine focuses
on marriage on March 12
127 Hours is showing on March 19
repertoire spans the centuries with
fire-driven instrumentals, topical
songs and original ballads and
lullabies. Their music demonstrates
to young and old alike the rich
and varied musical heritage of the
Celtic people.
Tickets £10 (£8 concessions).
March 26 at 2pm: Babbling
Vagabonds present The Buried
Moon. In the darkest corners,
among the wavering tossocks and
the trembling mools, the muddy,
black bogs and the great snags...
The Things dwell.
Tickets £5 (£4 concessions).
March 30 at 12 noon: Lunchtime
Literature. Dr Jane Mackay on
Anna Karenina by Tolstoy. Come
and meet one of Tolstoy’s most
intriguing heroines, the respectably
married Anna who has a
scandalous affair with the dashing
Count Vronsky.
Tickets £6.50 including a drink.
March 30: Chico and Rita (15).
This beautifully animated classic
love story brims with charm and is
alive with the spirit of Latin jazz.
It all begins on a steamy night in
Havana in 1948 when Chico, a
rising jazz pianist, is entranced by
a beautiful songbird named Rita.
She turns out to be the key to
his success and is the girl of his
dreams.
Tickets £4.50 (£3.50
concessions).
Save on your night out
Enjoying a night out at Trinity
Arts is cheaper than you
might think if you live outside
Gainsborough.
Parking in Gainsborough is
free after 6pm each evening
and all day on Sunday which
is not the case in neighbouring
towns and cities.
So a trip to Gainsborough
will not only be great
entertainment but you’ll be
quids in!
Could you be a
guardian angel?
Could you be a guardian angel?
If live theatre, music and
cinema have you on cloud
nine then you could be just
the person to be a Trinity Arts
Centre Guardian Angel.
Amongst the heavenly benefits
are:
>> £1 off all films
>> Concessionary prices for
most live evening shows
>> Priority booking on selected
events
>> A discount booklet for extra
savings during the year
>> Membership newsletter,
brochures and e-bulletins
>> Discounted room hire for
parties, meetings and
special occasions
>> Free entry to the prize draw
for panto tickets 2011
All for £15 (£10 concessions).
To find out more visit:
Tel: 01427 676655
Web: www.trinityarts.co.uk
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