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ContentsChief Executive’s Wel<strong>co</strong>me 2Community Events 48Learning (Classes & Workshops) 49Contact & Opening TimesBack Overleaf<strong>Book</strong>ing and Terms & Conditions Back OverleafWebsite, eNewsletter & Social Media Back Overleaf<strong>Maltings</strong> Kitchen CaféBack OverleafStage Door BarBack OverleafSeating PlanBack OverleafMaps, Transport & ParkingBack OverleafLOCAL PERFORMANCE<strong>The</strong>atreLongridge Towers School: Oliver! <strong>The</strong> Musical 4<strong>The</strong> Vagina Monologues 7Berwick Broadcasting Corporation: Radio Plays 9Berwick Operatic Society: Annie 9Berwick Academy: <strong>The</strong> Wizard of Oz 12<strong>Maltings</strong> Youth <strong>The</strong>atre:His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman 39Holy Trinity Summer Show 43PROFESSIONAL PERFORMANCE<strong>The</strong>atrePassing Through (the Stage Door Bar) 3Northumberland <strong>The</strong>atre Company: 4WORDS 4Marrakech by Graham Swannell and I Can’tRemember Anything by Arthur Miller 5Northern Bites: <strong>The</strong> Starship Now Arriving at… 10Northern Bites: Hide 10Harold Pinter double-bill 11Zendeh: FOUND 12Funnybones by Janet and Allan Ahlberg 14Limbik: <strong>The</strong> Harbour 20Showstopper! <strong>The</strong> Improvised Musical 25Black T-shirt Collection by Inua Ellams 26Fever Pitch by Nick Hornsby 29An Instinct for Kindness 34Ragged Trousered Philanthropists 34Napoli 36<strong>The</strong> Games 38Sports Play by Elfriede Jelinek 42<strong>The</strong> Price of Everything 43Oliver Reed: Wild Thing 44Miss Havisham’s Expectations 45Spoken WordTony Benn 18Virginia Ironside: <strong>The</strong> Virginia Monologues 18Gervase Phinn 33<strong>The</strong> Price of Everything 43DanceTrinity Laban: Transitions Dance Company 8London Contemporary Dance School: EDge 23European Ballet: Sleeping Beauty 31Disabled AccessBack OverleafBaby Changing & Breastfeeding Back OverleafVenue HireBack OverleafDis<strong>co</strong>untsBack OverleafSupport the <strong>The</strong>atreBack OverleafFriends of <strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong>Back OverleafMailing ListBack OverleafTicket Contests (Radio)Back OverleafVolunteer Stewards NeededBack OverleafChronological Event Listing Back Cover & OverleafDanceNancy Steel Dance Showcase 40MusicOpen Mic 6Peter Roughead & the Tweed River Jazz Band 13Visual ArtsOpen Art 6Vintage Market 48ComedyCan You Dig It?Comedy Songs About Growing Your Own 3Jack Dee 6Patrick Monhan 7Laughing Bear Comedy Club (monthly) 10Steve Hughes 11Richard Digance: Master of Nostalgic Comedy 16Jim Davidson 16Tom Stade 24Isy Suttie: Pearl and Dave 30Chris Mayo 35MusicCabaretCamille O’Sullivan 28ClassicalManchester Camerata 24Northern Sinfonia with Christian Vasquez 26Milne Graden Chamber Orchestra 33SoundPower Orchestra: A Night at the Movies 35Film & TV S<strong>co</strong>resSteven Severin: Vampyr 27SoundPower Orchestra: A Night at the Movies 35Folk, Traditional & RootsIvan Drever: An Orcadian Musician 5Katriona Gilmore & Jamie Roberts 15Spiers & Boden 17S<strong>co</strong>cha 20Folk, Traditional & Roots (<strong>co</strong>nt’d)Isla Grant 21Border Connections 22<strong>The</strong> Outside Track 30Wingin’ It 32James Hickman & Dan Cassidy 37JazzIan Shaw 19Lorna Reid’s Jazz Café 21Fred <strong>The</strong>lonious Baker with Tom Bancroft 41StorytellingRichard Digance: Master of Nostalgic Comedy 16Nick Hennessey 27FILMSteven Severin: Vampyr 27SoundPower Orchestra: A Night at <strong>The</strong> Movies 35Hansel of Film 40A Queen is Crowned 48RNLI Berwick Lifeboat Fundraising Screening 48Berwick Film & Media Arts Festival 2012 50SPECIAL EVENTS<strong>The</strong> Queen’s Diamond JubileeFilm: A Queen is Crowned (1953) 48Jubilee Civic Service at Berwick Parish Church 48Thames Pageant Viewing Party 48London 2012 Olympic GamesTorch RelayFront OverleafOpening Ceremony Viewing Party Front OverleafAUTUMN/WINTER PREVIEWFarm Boy by Michael Morpurgo 46<strong>The</strong>re Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly 46Sir Andrew Motion: Silver 46Mark Watson 46LEARNING (CLASSES & WORKSHOPS)Children & TeensTrinity Laban Dance Workshop 8London Contemporary Dance School Workshop 23Guitar & Bass Workshop and Masterclass 41Classical Ballet 49<strong>Maltings</strong> Youth Dance 49<strong>Maltings</strong> Youth <strong>The</strong>atre & Junior Youth <strong>The</strong>atre 49Tweed Music Centre 49Junior Chess 49ICONSAs part of our on-going effort to inspire, engage and entertain the widest possible audience, <strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong> is pleased to offera range of dis<strong>co</strong>unts (see Back Overleaf for full details). You will also find these i<strong>co</strong>ns on our website <strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>Friends of <strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong>Group Dis<strong>co</strong>untPre <strong>The</strong>atre Supper<strong>Maltings</strong> Youth CardFreeTributeRe-Take That 14Roy Orbison & Friends with Barry Steele 15Talon: Best of the Eagles 22<strong>The</strong>m Beatles 32<strong>The</strong> Greatest Hits of Westlife and Steps 37On Tour With Elvis 40Bryan Adams Experience 45WorldRobin & Bina Williamson 44Visual ArtsIlluminate: Art & Photography Installation 13Prices, Dis<strong>co</strong>unts & Listings 51Half Price Monday 51Niche Wednesdays 51<strong>The</strong> Brunch Club 51Berwick Film Society 51Digital Cinema Update 51Closing Ceremony Viewing Party Front Overleaf<strong>The</strong>atre: <strong>The</strong> Games 38Hansel of Film 40<strong>The</strong>atre: Sports Play by Elfriede Jelinek 42FootballFever Pitch by Nick Hornsby 29Euro 2012 Viewing PartiesFront OverleafJulian Clary 46<strong>The</strong> Fitzrovia Radio Hour 46Bain, Möller & Molsky 46Jack and the Beanstalk Christmas pantomime 47AdultsGuitar & Bass Workshop and Masterclass 41Singing 48Summer Drawing & Painting Workshop 48<strong>The</strong>rapeutic Art Group 49Chess Club 49Contemporary Dance: Merce Cunningham 49Berwick Writers Workshop 49Tickets for Troops<strong>Box</strong> Seat Beverage(see Back Overleaf for new policy)
London 2012Olympic Games<strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong> is celebrating the return of the Olympic Games to theUK for the first time since 1948. Come and join us in marking thishistorical event. For <strong>co</strong>mplete information on the Games, go to theofficial website london2012.<strong>co</strong>m.Olympic Torch Relay passingthrough Berwick-upon-TweedThu 14 June (Time TBA)<strong>The</strong> Olympic torch will pass through Berwick onDay 26, before stopping overnight in Alnwick for anevening celebration. Details at london2012.<strong>co</strong>m/olympic-torch-relay-map.<strong>The</strong>atre:<strong>The</strong> GamesThu 14 June 7pmMain House <strong>The</strong>atreThis hilarious ‘undis<strong>co</strong>vered’ Greek <strong>co</strong>medy byAristophanes tells the story of three Greek nobodies<strong>co</strong>mpeting in the Ancient Olympic Games. Age 12+.More on page 38.Film:Hansel of FilmSun 24 June 2.30pmFilm critic Mark Kermode, professor Linda RuthWilliams and Shetland Arts invite you on a cinematicjourney like no other: a relay race of short films.More on page 40.<strong>The</strong>atre:Sports Play by Elfriede JelinekFri 13 June 8pmMain House <strong>The</strong>atreA play that explores <strong>co</strong>ntemporary society’sobsession with fitness and body culture.More on page 42.Opening & Closing CeremonyViewing PartiesFri 27 July 7.30pm (Opening)Sun 12 Aug 7.30pm (Closing)Free/donation (ticketed)<strong>The</strong> whole family can watch the grand spectacle of theOpening and Closing Ceremonies on the giant cinemascreen in the Main House <strong>The</strong>atre, and also in theStage Door Bar (open from 6pm). All ages wel<strong>co</strong>me.Pre-booking re<strong>co</strong>mmended (unassigned seating).In keeping with the UK’s 2012 sportstheme, we also present the followingfootball-related events:<strong>The</strong>atre:Fever Pitch by Nick HornsbySat 12 May 7.30pmThis play in two halves digs deep into the mind ofan obsessed Arsenal fan. A story of football fixation,family, class, identity and joy. Age 14+.More info on page 29.Euro 2012 Tournament8 June to 1 JulyFree/donationWatch matches in the family-friendly Stage DoorBar (all ages wel<strong>co</strong>me) including:FRANCE v ENGLAND (11 June 5pm)SWEDEN v ENGLAND (15 June 7.45pm)ENGLAND v UKRAINE (19 June 7.45pm)QUARTER-FINALS (21-24 June 7.45pm nightly)SEMI-FINALS (27 & 28 June 7.45pm nightly)THE FINAL (1 July 7.45pm) will also be shown on theMain House <strong>The</strong>atre cinema screen.All 21 other early-round fixtures not listed above willbe shown in the bar, with the sound turned on/up byrequest and/or at the Bar Manager’s discretion. Baropen from 6pm daily. uefa.<strong>co</strong>m/uefaeuro2012.Sign up to be<strong>co</strong>me aFriend of <strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong>and start saving TODAY!• 20% off nearly all live shows & films• 10% off drinks at the Stage Door Bar• 10% off theatre shop merchandisePlus...• Exclusive promotions• One-off dis<strong>co</strong>unts• Selected priority booking• Opportunities to attend speciallyarranged post-show talks andbackstage tours with cast & crew...and more!All for just £2.50 per month!(£2.08 <strong>co</strong>ncession)Download an applicationat <strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>or ring or stop by the<strong>Box</strong> <strong>Office</strong>A Friends of <strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong>membership makesa thoughtful, original gift…one that keeps ongiving throughout the yearIndividual membership£30/year (£25 <strong>co</strong>ncs)Joint membership£55/year (£45 <strong>co</strong>ncs)From£2 .08per monthSave20%on tickets
Wel<strong>co</strong>me to our Spring/Summer SeasonWel<strong>co</strong>me to <strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong> <strong>The</strong>atre & Cinema’s Spring/Summer Season. My name is Matthew Rooke and it ismy pleasure to present another gloriously diverse hamperof delights that has been largely assembled as a partinggift by my predecessor, Miles Gregory. <strong>The</strong>re really issomething for everyone this season, so why not takethe plunge and dive in? A wealth of talent andentertainment awaits you!One of the great attractions of my new post is thequality of work produced locally, such as the large-scaleproductions of the Berwick Operatic Society and SpittalVariety Group, the vintage insanity of the BerwickBroadcasting Corporation, and the wonderful work ofthe <strong>Maltings</strong> Youth <strong>The</strong>atre, to name but a few. In time,I hope to add our own professional productions to themix by building on my experience in musical theatre.I am also keen to upgrade our cinema and technicalequipment. By acquiring the latest digital projectionand lighting technology, what currently takes hours oftechnical time will be achieved “at the flick of a switch”.This will give us more flexibility to programme what audiences wantto see - when they want to see it - as well as save money in the long term, too.In April, <strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong> begins its new role championing the Visual Arts in Berwick with funding fromArts Council England for the <strong>co</strong>ming three years. Although the total money for Visual Arts will reducesignificantly when the Gymnasium Gallery’s English Heritage funding ends on 31st March, for example,it is an opportunity to start afresh. I look forward to sharing our plans as this challenging work unfoldsin the <strong>co</strong>ming financial year.On a personal note, my family has been in the Borders for nearly 10 years now and my sons are enrolledin local schools. <strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong> is more than just a career opportunity - its part of my home patch. Apartfrom my life in the arts, my wife and I run a family farm so I feel part of the rhythm of life in these parts.For every heart-stopping beautiful sunrise, there is a numb-fingered 3am stretch in the lambing pens,nursing the newly born along the tightrope of life and death. I hope this empathy ensures I do not strayfar from understanding the working lives that we all lead in this <strong>co</strong>mmunity and promoting work thatfits in with Borders lifestyle.I hardly need say that we are all living in tough e<strong>co</strong>nomic times and that means <strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong> cannotrest on its laurels. I wholeheartedly look forward to working closely with the <strong>co</strong>mmunity, our fundersand the great team in place here at the theatre to ensure that that a visit to <strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong> <strong>co</strong>ntinuesto be one of life’s essential little luxuries.Matthew RookeChief Executive & Artistic DirectorXylophone ProductionsCan You Dig It?Comedy Songs AboutGrowing Your OwnSat 3 Mar 7.30pmComedy songs about growing your own vegetables,including <strong>The</strong> Ballad of Derrick the Evil Pigeon, apowerful love song to Alan Titchmarsh, and theworld’s first rap battle between a gardener and a slug.Starring musical <strong>co</strong>medians (and real-life allotmentholders) Jo Stephenson and Dan Woods, the showwill appeal to both vegetable-growing novices andseasoned cultivators. Come and laugh as Jo and Dandelve into the mysterious and <strong>co</strong>mpetitive world ofvegetable shows, launch a campaign to give sproutsthe re<strong>co</strong>gnition they deserve, and ask, “John Innes- who is he?” <strong>The</strong>re’s even a song for people whodon’t like vegetables, poor things.Suitable for all ages - no filth (except mud)80m + intervalcan-you-dig-it.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>Can You Dig It?@CanYouDigItShowHenry Travers Studio£11 / £9 <strong>co</strong>ncs- DAILY TELEGRAPHPeapod ProductionsPassing ThroughSun 4 Mar 8pmA new romantic <strong>co</strong>medy play by Alistair Rutherford(BBC Radio 4, BBC Radio S<strong>co</strong>tland), performed in theStage Door Bar.At the Dockers Social Club on a wet winter’s nightthere’s been a terrible mistake: they’ve booked <strong>The</strong>Ace of Spades thinking it was a Motörhead tributeband, but got Tommy the Magician instead.Tommy made a sharp exit and is nursing a pint anda bruised ego in the pub down the road when Alicestomps in from the rain. She’s soaked, been stoodup and she’s had it forever with romance. Whatneither of them knows is that some magic mightjust be around the <strong>co</strong>rner. Or is true love just another<strong>co</strong>njuring trick, a sleight of hand?Age 14+No intervalpeapodproductions.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>Peapod Productions@peapodprodyoutube.<strong>co</strong>m/userpeapodproductions<strong>uk</strong>Stage Door Bar£8 / £6 <strong>co</strong>ncsWe gratefully acknowlegde the support of:Comedy<strong>The</strong>atre3
Northumberland <strong>The</strong>atre Company4 WORDS: Love, Life,Longing and LaughterThu 8 Mar 7.30pmNTC returns with its “4” series for the third year witha new quartet of quirky, quixotic, quality new plays.LOVE: Boiling Point by Rachel BarnettA whimsical view of 35 years of married life asseen through the rise and fall of four kettles.LIFE: Not Some Kind of Sideshow by Noreen ReesInspired by the Paralympics - a story of <strong>co</strong>urage,determination, friendship and family, and the powerof the human spirit.LONGING: Stranded from the short storiesof Val McDermidGrit, glamour, intrigue and unexpected turns fromthe international crime-writer of Wire in the Blood.A spine-tingling “whodunit” thriller.LAUGHTER: Rabbit, Rabbit, Rabbit by Lee MattinsonA simple but sensational half hour of hope, hatredand heart-breaking honesty.Age 14+ (swearing & adult humour)4 x 30m + intervalnorthumberlandtheatre.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>Northumberland <strong>The</strong>atre Company@NTCtheatreyoutube.<strong>co</strong>m/ntctheatreLongridge Towers SchoolOliver! <strong>The</strong> MusicalFri & Sat 9 & 10 Mar 7.30pmIs there anyone who does not know thiswell-loved musical?After the success of last year’s production,Annie, about a little orphan girl, the onlylogical follow-up is Oliver!, about theadventures of a little orphan boy.Oliver! is filled with i<strong>co</strong>nic musical numbersincluding, Food Glorious Food, You’ve Got toPick a Pocket or Two, Oom-Pah-Pah, and AsLong As He Needs Me.It is a show that can be enjoyed by audiencesyoung and old, again and again.Directed by Lydia LeeMusical Direction by Isabel CheerBy kind permission of Tams-Witmark Music Inc.Music and Lyrics by Lakeview Music Co Ltd, London<strong>Book</strong>, Music and Lyrics by Lionel Bartlts.org.<strong>uk</strong>Longridge Towers SchoolIvan Drever:An Orcadian musicianFri 9 Mar 8pmIvan Drever hails from Orkney and mixestraditional folk with some Rock’n’Roll to producehis unique sound. In 1974, he founded the bandKnowe O’Deil, and in 1990 joined the folk rockband Wolfstone.<strong>The</strong> Wolfstone song Heart & Soul (written by Ivanand band mate Duncan Chisholm) was featured onthe soundtrack of the 1997 film Good Will Huntingstarring Robin Williams and Matt Damon.Ivan’s solo albums include Notes from an Island(Attic Re<strong>co</strong>rds, 2010). His latest album, Bless <strong>The</strong>Wind (Nutshell Re<strong>co</strong>rds), was re<strong>co</strong>rded in EasterRoss and released in September 2011. It featuresformer Wolfstone band mate Andy Murray onelectric guitar and Paul Eastham (keyboard playerwith Coast).Ivan will be performing songs from both albums,his back catalogue, plus as yet unreleased material.ivandrever.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>Ivan DreverBless the Wind tinyurl.<strong>co</strong>m/8xhqk6nTreading the BordersA double-bill of one actplays by Graham Swannelland Arthur MillerSat 10 Mar 7.30pmTwo for the price of one! A double-bill of one act playsstarring Jacques Kerr and Jane Houston Green froma local theatre <strong>co</strong>mpany that presents “great writingperformed by quality actors in interesting venues”.Marrakech by Graham SwannellWhen Walter announces that he is off to Marrakechto write a novel, Vivien must use every wile shepossesses to keep him (1h10m).I Can’t Remember Anything by Arthur MillerA powerful tour-de-force by the American masterexploring the splintering relationship between twovery old friends (40m).Treading the Borders is a newly-formed professionaltheatre <strong>co</strong>mpany based in Galashiels that aimsto provide productions of the highest quality withmaterial that is entertaining, informative andrelevant to modern living.Age 12+By kind permission of Josef Weinberger Ltdtreadingtheborders.org.<strong>uk</strong>Henry Travers Studio£6.50 / £5.50 <strong>co</strong>ncsStalls £7.50 / £5.50 <strong>co</strong>ncs,Circle £8.50, <strong>Box</strong> Seat £10, Family £21Henry Travers Studio£12 / £10 <strong>co</strong>ncsHenry Travers Studio£12 / £10 <strong>co</strong>ncs4 <strong>The</strong>atre<strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>Music<strong>The</strong>atre5
‘…turnsgrumpinessinto anart form’- EVENINGSTANDARDOpen Mic / Open ArtMonthly 2nd Sunday 7.30pm11 Mar, 8 Apr, 13 May, 10 June,8 July, 12 AugOpen Mic<strong>The</strong>se long-running monthly sessions giveanyone the opportunity to showcase theirmusic, poetry or storytelling skills in frontof an audience. Come along and performin a friendly, wel<strong>co</strong>ming environment- no pre-registration is required.Alternatively, if you’re not the performingkind, <strong>co</strong>me along and enjoy the free, liveentertainment. <strong>The</strong> <strong>co</strong>mfortable surrounds of theStage Door Bar offer an excellent atmosphereand there is a wide selection of drinks, Frenchpress <strong>co</strong>ffees, teas and nibbles to enjoy.Open ArtAt the same time that Open Mic is taking placein the bar, Open Art is held elsewhere in thebuilding (most often in the Henry Travers Studio).This is an opportunity to explore and share yourvisual art form, including photography, design,illustration, textiles, card making, creative writingand more. Again, no pre-registration is required- just turn up and enjoy.Family-friendly, all ages are wel<strong>co</strong>me.FREESOLD OUT!Jack Dee(Work In Progress)Tue 13 Mar 8pmCatch Jack as he road-tests his new materialfor a 2012 tour.After a six year absence from stand-up,he’s back, agonising over the slightest ofannoyances and misdemeanours.Why is he touring again? ‘I want to spend lesstime with my family,’ says Jack.Where’s he been? Appearing on shows likeQI and Never Mind <strong>The</strong> Buzz<strong>co</strong>cks, 8 out of10 Cats and Have I Got News For You, hostingRadio 4’s legendary I’m Sorry I Haven’t AClue, <strong>co</strong>-writing and starring in four series ofBBC 2’s hit sit<strong>co</strong>m Lead Balloon and writinghis memoirs, Thanks For Nothing which hemodestly dedicated to himself (‘Withoutwhom none of this would have been possible’)Age 16+Photo: Jay BrooksSpecial offer for this show only: Bottle of housewine £8.80 (20% savings). Avoid the intervalcrush by pre-ordering your drinks!offthekerb.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>/jack-dee@<strong>The</strong>RealJackDeePhil McIntyre Entertainments in association withVivienne Smith ManagementPatrick Monahan:Hug Me I Feel GoodThu 15 Mar 8pmCome and see the “funniest show inEdinburgh” (Guardian) and the Winnerof ITV One’s Show Me <strong>The</strong> Funny.Patrick Monahan, blends a high-energy stylewith hilarious and engaging stories of his Irish/Iranian/Teesside heritage.This hit show invites you to laugh and behugged at the same time!“Without doubt a man who can do funny”- MIRROR“Engaging and genuinely enlightening”- SCOTSMANAge 14+patrickmonahan.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>Patrick Monahan@PatrickJMonahanwww.youtube.<strong>co</strong>m/user/MonahanTVStalls £13 / £11 <strong>co</strong>ncs, Circle £16,<strong>Box</strong> Seat £19.50<strong>The</strong> Tingling Wilmas<strong>The</strong> Vagina MonologuesFri & Sat 16 & 17 Mar 8pmThis award-winning play is based onplaywright Eve Ensler’s interviews with over200 women and is funny and heart-breaking.It has been published in 45 languages andperformed in over 120 <strong>co</strong>untries, often by acelebrity cast.Regional theatre group <strong>The</strong> Tingling Wilmas’production was a sell-out at <strong>The</strong> Heart ofHawick in 2011. Do your heart, your soul andyour <strong>co</strong>nscience a favour by <strong>co</strong>ming along!V-DAY 2012<strong>The</strong> play is the <strong>co</strong>rnerstone of V-Day 2012,Ensler’s global movement to bring an end toviolence against women and girls. 10% ofprofits from these performances will benefitwomen and girls in Haiti, with the remaining90% going to a local organisation doing asimilar work.Written by Eve EnslerAge 15+<strong>The</strong> Tingling WilmasHenry Travers Studio£10 / £7.50 <strong>co</strong>ncsAll tickets £15.506 Music ComedyComedy<strong>The</strong>atre7
‘Performances by thisenterprising <strong>co</strong>mpany arealways an eye-opener’- GUARDIAN GUIDE‘Original, inventive, humorous and thoroughlyentertaining’ - BERWICK ADVERTISERTrinity LabanTransitions Dance Company: Mixed BillSat 17 Mar 7.30pmFollowing an amazing first visit to Berwick inFebruary 2011, Transitions returns for anotherevening of electrifying dance accessible to all. Thisis an opportunity to catch a glimpse of the futurestars of <strong>co</strong>ntemporary dance.Eleven of the best young dancers from acrossthe world perform a “mixed bill” of choreographyby three international artists: one has workedin German Tanztheater, another is a formersoloist from <strong>The</strong> Royal Ballet, and the third is achoreographer whose 2011 work <strong>The</strong> Other/shad a successful debut with last year’s <strong>co</strong>mpany.London-based Trinity Laban is the UK’s only<strong>co</strong>nservatoire of music and <strong>co</strong>ntemporary dance.Transitions Dance Company <strong>co</strong>mbines thebest 11 graduating students at the start of theirprofessional careers with innovative internationalchoreographers to create surprising, inventive andaccessible dance for everyone to enjoy.PLUS:Trinity Laban WorkshopFri 16 Mar 5pm-6pmBerwick Parish Centre£2.50 (no dis<strong>co</strong>unts apply)An amazing opportunity for ages 11+Places limited, pre-registration re<strong>co</strong>mmended.trinitylaban.ac.<strong>uk</strong>/transitionsTransitions Dance Company@transitionsdctinyurl.<strong>co</strong>m/6se3z2tStalls £10 / £5 Students,Circle £12, <strong>Box</strong> Seat £16£5 Workshop attendeesBBC in association with <strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong> <strong>The</strong>atreBerwick BroadcastingCorporation:Live Radio PlaysMonthly 3rd Sunday 7pm18 Mar, 15 Apr, 20 May, 17 June,15 July, 19 AugOh dahling, we simply must go … it’s free!Experience the monthly thrill and hilarity ofwatching a 1940s-style radio show performedbefore your very eyes.<strong>The</strong> actors are dressed in glamorous 1940s/50seveningwear, but that will not prevent them fromshedding all dignity to produce their own livesound effects. Come along, have a <strong>co</strong>cktail andprepare to be entertained. <strong>The</strong> cast is sharpeningtheir cut-glass accents in anticipation!Since its premiere in December 2009, the BBChas gained a loyal following. Most months, theTravers Studio is packed full so early arrival isre<strong>co</strong>mmended. <strong>The</strong> Stage Door Bar is openfrom 6pm till late.Age 12+90m (approx) + interval<strong>The</strong> Berwick Broadcasting CorporationHelen SimmsHenry Travers StudioFree/donationBerwick Amateur Operatic SocietyAnnieWed-Sat 21-24 Mar7.30pm nightly2.30pm Sat matinée<strong>The</strong> timeless tale of little orphan Annie is back,an ageless and well-loved production about nevergiving up hope.Annie is a delightful theatrical experience for theentire family and boasts some of Broadway’s mostmemorable songs, including Hard Knock Life, EasyStreet, You’re Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile,N.Y.C. and the ever-optimistic Tomorrow.With the return of director Kathryn Curry andmusical director Diana Harris, Annie is set to bea smash hit!Berwick Operatic Society has been bringing magicalproductions to the stage for more than 90 years,showcasing the amazing talent of hundreds oflocal people.Directed by Kathryn CurryMusical Director Diana HarrisAn amateur production presented by arrangementwith Josef Weinberger Ltd. on behalf of Music <strong>The</strong>atreInternational of New York.berwickopera.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>Berwick Opera@BerwickOperayoutube.<strong>co</strong>m/berwickopera£10 / £9 <strong>co</strong>ncs, Family £28 (Sat mat only)Special offers: Silver Group Special and SchoolsGroup Special. Details at <strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>and the <strong>Box</strong> <strong>Office</strong>.(Thu-Sat)8 Dance <strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong><strong>Book</strong> now on <strong>01289</strong> 330 999<strong>The</strong>atre9
‘One of the <strong>co</strong>ntemporaryscene’s class acts’- GUARDIAN‘Simply the best we have...a real treat’- INDEPENDENT‘Our finest jazz singer.Marvellous’- TIME OUT‘He has few rivals’- SUNDAY TIMESAn Evening withTony BennThu 19 Apr 6pm“A theatre is an excellent venue for this kind ofintimate evening and is where political debateis really happening today. I get quite excited bythis opportunity of bringing politics back to thepeople, which is probably not a good thing fora man of my age!”Veteran Labour politician Tony Benn talks about hisextraordinary life and career. Dis<strong>co</strong>ver what the manwho famously left parliament to “spend more timeon politics” thinks about the modern Labour party.This is an intimate and interactive sequel to hisoriginal legendary theatre tour. Prepare yourself forsome straight-talking, entertaining political anecdotesand frank responses. <strong>Book</strong> signing to follow.During Tony Benn’s lifetime of public service hehas seen states <strong>co</strong>me and go: the end of the BritishEmpire, the fall of the Soviet Union, and evenperhaps - in a <strong>co</strong>uple of years’ time - the end ofthe United Kingdom. <strong>The</strong> S<strong>co</strong>ttish independencereferendum <strong>co</strong>uld have significant impact on ourregion and our guest will no doubt offer a clear,longsighted view on what this might mean forBerwick-upon-Tweed and the <strong>co</strong>mmunities it serves.Age 14+90m (approx) + intervalcelebrityproductions.infoStalls £14 / £12 <strong>co</strong>ncs,Circle £16, <strong>Box</strong> Seat £18Scamp <strong>The</strong>atre<strong>The</strong> Virginia Monologues:Why Growing Old is GreatFri 20 Apr 7pmWhen an agony aunt reaches sixty, she can lie likea trooper, jump off a bridge - or take to the stage.Journalist and author Virginia Ironside explains thatunlimited free drugs, fun funerals, grandchildren andsex (or even better, no sex) make the sixties the best- and funniest - time of your life…Directed by <strong>The</strong> Young Ones’ Nigel Planer andhaving premiered at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe,this witty, life-affirming show is an oasis of grownupcalm and wisdom and “an absolute delight”(S<strong>co</strong>tsman).Age 12+1h (no interval)Written and performed by Virginia IronsideDirected by Nigel PlanerIllustration by Denise Dorrancevirginiaironside.orgShow excerpts: tiny.cc/rxs00Weekend Woman’s Hour: tiny.cc/y9zchDesert Island Discs: tiny.cc/mfxn2Henry Travers Studio£12 / £10 <strong>co</strong>ncsA Bit of a Mouthful - An Evening with Ian ShawFri 20 Apr 8pmSinger and pianist Ian Shaw returns to Berwickafter a much talked about performancesupporting Rory Bremner in August 2011. Thiswill be an amazing solo show by the BBC JazzAwards Best Vocalist (2004 & 2007) - book earlyto avoid disappointment!This solo show takes in all of Ian’s performingskills - from poignant or witty takes on popularsong, to daring and often very personal tales of alife on the road. Expect funny new original ditties,hilarious audience participation, and heartfeltballads from his 2009 solo album, SomewhereTowards Love, “a high-class performanceof timelessly high-class songs…technicallyimmaculate” (Guardian).Ian Shaw has performed with Quincy Jones,Charlotte Church, Dame Cleo Laine, Jamie Cullumand all manner of world orchestras and big bands.He has portrayed film villains, presented the BigBand Special for BBC Radio 2, is favourite on BBCRadio 4’s Desert Island Discs, and was the originalDevil in Jerry Springer: <strong>The</strong> Opera.Age 16+ianshaw.biz@ianshawjazzAbbey Road Sessions tinyurl.<strong>co</strong>m/889qjvvStalls £12 / £10 <strong>co</strong>ncs,Circle £14, <strong>Box</strong> Seat £1618Spoken Word<strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong><strong>Book</strong> now on <strong>01289</strong> 330 999 Music 19
‘When it <strong>co</strong>mes to recreating thelegendary sounds of the Eagles,Talon are unequalled’- CLASSIC HITS RADIO‘Fresh and exciting to watch’- DANCE EXPRESSIONBorder Connectionsfeaturing Gary Forrest,Roddy Matthews andLynn TockerThu 26 Apr 7.30pmBorder Connections is a brand new bandfeaturing Lynn Tocker (ac<strong>co</strong>rdion), GaryForrest (ac<strong>co</strong>rdion) and Roddy Matthews(fiddle) plus guests.<strong>The</strong>se expert Borders musicians - all well-knownin their fields - play a wide variety of traditionalmusic from both sides of the border.This is the first time these three highly skilledmusicians have ever played together, creatinga unique and exciting <strong>co</strong>llaboration, bringingtogether the cross border styles and traditions.Talon - <strong>The</strong> Best ofthe Eagles:15th Anniversary TourFri 27 Apr 8pm<strong>The</strong> world’s definitive Eagles tribute showthat has built its reputation on powerful vocalharmonies and exact musical production.This special 15th Anniversary Tour featuresseven world class musicians and all the classichits: Hotel California, Lyin’ Eyes, Take It Easy,Desperado, Take It To <strong>The</strong> Limit, Life In <strong>The</strong>Fast Lane, <strong>The</strong> Last Resort and many more,plus Don Henley’s solo hits Boys Of Summerand Dirty Laundry, and Joe Walsh’s One DayAt A Time and Funk #49.London Contemporary Dance SchoolEDge 2012 TourSat 28 Apr 7.30pmLondon Contemporary Dance School is a worldleadingdance <strong>co</strong>nservatoire, training danceartists of the highest artistic quality and technicalstandard. EDge, the school’s postgraduateperformance <strong>co</strong>mpany, returns to Berwick aftera breath-taking first visit in May 2011.PLUS:WorkshopFri 27 Apr 5pm-6.30pmHenry Travers Studio£3 (no dis<strong>co</strong>unts apply)Teens only. Pre-booking re<strong>co</strong>mmended.roddymatthews.<strong>co</strong>mgaryforrestmusic.<strong>co</strong>mlynntockermusic.<strong>co</strong>m<strong>The</strong> Reely Rockin Ceilidh BandLynn Tocker Musictinyurl.<strong>co</strong>m/843yfy4Henry Travers Studio£10 / £8 <strong>co</strong>ncs2h10m (approx)talonmusic.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>Talon (<strong>The</strong> Best of Eagles)Appreciation Society@TALONEAGLEStalonmusic.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>/talon-gallery-video.phpStalls £17.50 / £16.50 <strong>co</strong>ncs,Circle £20, <strong>Box</strong> Seat £27EDge features a new generation of the mostpromising <strong>co</strong>ntemporary dancers performing<strong>co</strong>mmissions by internationally acclaimedchoreographers Matthias Sperling (Canada/UK)and James Wilton (UK) alongside other worksincluding Alston Takes Cover, a joint <strong>co</strong>mmissionby <strong>The</strong> Place and Dance Umbrella.Led by Artistic Director Jeanne Yasko, this year’stour showcases performances by a strong anddiverse ensemble of 12 dancers. This uniqueprogramme is filled with high-level energy andtechnical excellence that pushes the performers totheir limits and leaves you on the edge of your seat.Photo: EDge dancer Tim CJ Chew performing Tony Adigun’sUnleashed © 2012 Ivar Sviestinstheplace.org.<strong>uk</strong>/lcds<strong>The</strong> Place@<strong>The</strong>PlaceLondontinyurl.<strong>co</strong>m/7blwwxdAll tickets £10 / £8 <strong>co</strong>ncs,£5 (workshop attendees only)22Music<strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong><strong>Book</strong> now on <strong>01289</strong> 330 999 Dance 23
‘<strong>The</strong> show is a blast. It makes your jaw drop in impressed amazementand your ribs ache with laughter’- MAIL ON SUNDAYManchester Camerata:Portrait of LoveEn<strong>co</strong>re performance from Royal Northern Collegeof Music Concert Hall, ManchesterSun 29 Apr 3pmCome to the Main House <strong>The</strong>atre at <strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong> andenjoy a streamed “en<strong>co</strong>re” of a performance re<strong>co</strong>rdedjust 24 hours earlier at the Royal Northern College ofMusic Concert Hall in Manchester. Enjoy the beautifulmusic and fantastic visuals of the orchestra projectedon to the theatre’s cinema screen.<strong>The</strong> programme is <strong>co</strong>mprised of works by <strong>co</strong>mposersstruck by the love bug:Webern: Langsamer Satz (Slow Movement)Brahms arr. Hermann: Liebeslieder Waltzes Op. 52Dvorák arr. Matthews: Love Songs Op. 83Tchaikovsky: Souvenir de FlorenceConductor: Gábor Takács-NagySoloist: Anna Stephany, mezzo sopranoAge 7+2h (approx) (including interval)This streaming <strong>co</strong>ncert is part of a pioneering digital musicproject spearheaded by <strong>The</strong> Sage Gateshead to reach wideraudiences by working with UK orchestras and northeastvenues. Part of the Digital R&D Fund for Arts and Culturesupport by Arts Council England (ACE), Arts and HumanitiesResearch Council (AHRC) and NESTA.manchestercamerata.<strong>co</strong>mManchester Camerata@MancCamerataAll tickets £5Comedy Store ManagementTom Stade LIVEWed 2 May 7.30pmFollowing stellar performances on BBC One’sLive at <strong>The</strong> Apollo, Michael McIntyre’s ComedyRoadshow and Channel 4’s Stand-Up for theWeek, don’t miss hugely talented Canadianémigré Tom Stade on an extended leg of hisnationwide tour.His magnetic stage presence, irrepressiblecharm and first-class story-telling haveestablished him as one of the finest stand-upsaround. Join his inimitable, offbeat world fora truly unforgettable night of <strong>co</strong>medy.Extra dates have been added to this tour dueto overwhelming public demand. Catch himbefore he’s a household name!“Gloriously funny, silly and smart” (S<strong>co</strong>tsman).Age 16+<strong>co</strong>medystoremanagement.<strong>co</strong>mTom Stade@tom_stadeMichael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow:tinyurl.<strong>co</strong>m/mk4nblLive at <strong>The</strong> Apollo: tinyurl.<strong>co</strong>m/8a58pemorAll tickets £15.50Seabright ProductionsShowstopper! <strong>The</strong> Improvised MusicalFri 4 May 7.30pmA brand new musical is created from scratchat each performance of this award-winningproduction, which has played sell-out seasonsin London’s West End and at the EdinburghFestival. Audience suggestions help to createa show on the spot, as the all-singing, alldancingcast improvise with unpredictableand frequently hilarious results.Packed with drama, dazzling dance routinesand catchy melodies, Showstopper! leavesdelighted audiences singing all the wayhome. If you love musical theatre, do notmiss this show!Age 12+90m + intervalshowstopperthemusical.<strong>co</strong>mShowstopper! the improvised musical@<strong>The</strong>Showstopperstinyurl.<strong>co</strong>m/6wsp2crStalls £14 / £12 <strong>co</strong>ncs,Circle £16, <strong>Box</strong> Seat £19.5024MusicComedy<strong>Book</strong> now on <strong>01289</strong> 330 999 <strong>The</strong>atre 25
Fuel <strong>The</strong>atreBlack T-shirt Collectionby Inua EllamsSat 5 May 8pm“<strong>The</strong> wild things they did with those tees, some heldtogether by wooden pins. Some strung to wear justonce. Some of long thin detachable sleeves...”From Fringe First winner Inua Ellams <strong>co</strong>mes a storyabout two foster brothers building a global t-shirtbrand. On their journey from a market in Nigeria toa sweatshop in China, Matthew and Muhammeddis<strong>co</strong>ver the <strong>co</strong>nsequences of success.Inua Ellams was born in Nigeria in 1984 and movedto the UK as a teenager. His work merges visual art,spoken word and theatre, and he is known for his fori<strong>co</strong>nic imagery, beauty and attention to detail.Fuel is “one of the most exciting and indispensableproducing outfits working in British theatre today”(Guardian).60m (no interval)Commissioned by Warwick Arts Centre. Developed with thesupport of the Arvon Foundation and the National <strong>The</strong>atre.Funded by Arts Council England.Photo: Naomi Woodsfueltheatre.<strong>co</strong>mFuel@Fuel<strong>The</strong>atreNorthern Sinfonia withChristian VasquezLive simulcast from Hall One at <strong>The</strong> Sage GatesheadSun 6 May 7.30pmCome to the Main House <strong>The</strong>atre at <strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong>enjoy a live streaming simulcast of a <strong>co</strong>ncert takingplace at <strong>The</strong> Sage Gateshead. Enjoy the beautifulmusic and fantastic visuals of the orchestra projectedon to the theatre’s cinema screen.When someone stumbled upon the s<strong>co</strong>re forBizet’s Symphony in C in a dusty attic in 1935,the <strong>co</strong>mposer’s reputation changed forever. In itselegance, Bizet’s Symphony is the perfect foil to thegags and japes of Shostakovich’s riotous Concerto.Prokofiev : Classical SymphonyShostakovich: Piano Concerto no.1Rachmaninov: VocaliseBizet: Symphony no.1 in C80m + intervalPhoto: © 2010 Dan BradyThis streaming <strong>co</strong>ncert is part of a pioneering digital musicproject spearheaded by <strong>The</strong> Sage Gateshead to reach wideraudiences by working with UK orchestras and northeastvenues. Part of the Digital R&D Fund for Arts and Culturesupport by Arts Council England (ACE), Arts and HumanitiesResearch Council (AHRC) and NESTA.thesagegateshead.org<strong>The</strong> Sage Gateshead@sage_gatesheadSteven Severinpresents VampyrTue 8 May 7.30pmFilm and television <strong>co</strong>mposer Steven Severin givesaudiences a rare opportunity to hear his new s<strong>co</strong>refor Carl <strong>The</strong>odor Dreyer’s i<strong>co</strong>nic 1932 film performedlive. Vampyr, an unsettling tale of fear and obsession,finds its aural <strong>co</strong>unterpart in Severin’s suitablytextured s<strong>co</strong>re - a synthesised, highly atmosphericsoundscape that draws the viewer rhythmically intothe dreamlike imagery on screen.Steven Severin is an acclaimed solo artist and<strong>co</strong>-founding member of the legendary punk bandSiouxsie and the Banshees. Since 2008, he hastoured the Music for Silents series, for which Vampyris the third instalment.Danish director Carl <strong>The</strong>odor Dreyer (1889-1968) isregarded as one of the greatest directors in cinema.His other i<strong>co</strong>nic films include <strong>The</strong> Passion of Joan ofArc (1928) starring Maria Fal<strong>co</strong>netti and Dayof Wrath (1943).Certificate PG1h15mstevenseverin.<strong>co</strong>mstevenseverin.bandcamp.<strong>co</strong>mSteven Severin@stevenseverinyoutube.<strong>co</strong>m/stevenseverinNick Hennessey:StorytellerFri 11 May 7.30pmSinger, songwriter and storyteller Nick Hennesseyis a dynamic and passionate performer whoselove for the traditional culture of the British Islesforges together note, song and spoken word intoa unique and engaging style.Nick’s style is <strong>co</strong>nfident, deliberate and<strong>co</strong>mpletely disarming as you are invited torelax, listen and be carried along on a journeywith him. His performances are memorableand inspiring. Critics all agree on the richnessof his voice, whether singing or speaking.Nick has travelled all over the UK and aroundthe world, playing at folk clubs, literaturefestivals, village halls and venues such as theSouth Bank and the Albert Hall.Age 11+2h (approx) including intervalnickhennessey.<strong>co</strong>.utk@NickHennesseytinyurl.<strong>co</strong>m/6rgfymdHenry Travers Studio£12 / £10 <strong>co</strong>ncsAll tickets £5All tickets £10 / £8 <strong>co</strong>ncs£2 Berwick Film Society dis<strong>co</strong>untHenry Travers Studio£12 / £10 <strong>co</strong>ncs26 <strong>The</strong>atreMusicMusic/FilmMusic27
‘A cross between Patti Smith,Sally Bowles and PJ Harvey…a major star’- SCOTSMAN‘When she sings it’sas though her breathis soaked in paraffin;one spark, and thewhole room would ignite’- DAILY TELEGRAPH‘A gem’- OBSERVER‘Hits the back of the net’- INDEPENDENT‘Unsparingly funny…this tour deforce is rarely lessthan wonderful’- TIMEOUTCamille O’Sullivan: FeelFri 11 May 8pm<strong>The</strong> Future Is UnwrittenFever Pitch by Nick HornsbySat 12 May 7.30pm<strong>The</strong> Dark Angel finally returns to Berwickby popular demand following her incredibleappearance in June 2009.Camille O’Sullivan enjoys a formidableinternational reputation for her dramaticinterpretations of the narrative songs of Brel,Nick Cave, Tom Waits, David Bowie and more.Chameleon-like on stage, each song has adifferent character with its story to tell.This award-winning performer has stunnedaudiences around the world with 5-star selloutperformances, including Sydney OperaHouse, London’s Royal Festival Hall andshow-stealing appearance on BBC’s Laterwith Jools Holland.Dark, fierce, amusing and mesmerising, Camilletransforms each song into an intense theatricalexperience, drawing her audience into a worldilluminated by the dark and the light. Expectfire, ice, darkness, joy and pure passion.Age 14+camilleosullivan.<strong>co</strong>mCamille O’Sullivan@CamilleosJools Holland: tinyurl.<strong>co</strong>m/7g5agm8Hurt by Nine Inch Nails:youtube.<strong>co</strong>m/CamilleOSullivanShip Song video: tinyurl.<strong>co</strong>m/6wzd555Stalls £15 / £14 <strong>co</strong>ncs,Circle £18, <strong>Box</strong> Seat £22From his first moment through the turnstilesat Highbury, Nick Hornsby was hooked…This hugely successful play, adapted from thebest-selling book, is back on stage after 10 years,the year of the European Championships and the20th anniversary of the formation of theFA Premier League.Digging deep into the mind of an obsessedfootball fan, this is Hornby’s story of his Arsenalfixation, as well as a tale of family, football, class,identity and joy. This story harks back to thedays when football was the people’s game ratherthan the plaything of <strong>co</strong>rporate sponsors andoligarchs. Also adapted into an i<strong>co</strong>nic film starringColin Firth in 1997, Fever Pitch is fast, funny,exhilarating theatre.Past hits from <strong>The</strong> Future Is Unwritten theatre<strong>co</strong>mpany include Meeting Joe Strummer, Brighton‘Til I Die!, Don’t Shoot <strong>The</strong> Clowns, <strong>The</strong> FootballFactory, Pretty Vacant, <strong>The</strong> Lost Continent andNotes From A Small Island. Paul Hodson alsoadapted and directed How Steeple SinderbyWanderers Won the FA Cup for New Perspectives<strong>The</strong>atre Company.Written by Nick HornsbyAdapted and directed by Paul HodsonAge 14+ (strong language)Running time: two 45-minute halves, of <strong>co</strong>urse!the-future-is-unwritten.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>the future is unwritten@tfiunwrittenStalls £13 / £11 <strong>co</strong>ncs,Circle £15, <strong>Box</strong> Seat £1928 Music <strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong><strong>Book</strong> now on <strong>01289</strong> 330 999 <strong>The</strong>atre 29
‘A <strong>co</strong>nsummate blend of skill,talent, flair and intensity’- FOLKWORDSLive Nation & MHA in association withUnited AgentsIsy Suttie:Pearl and DaveSat 12 May 8pmIsy Suttie returns to Berwick (finally!) to performher extraordinary Edinburgh hit.This multi-character show re<strong>co</strong>unts the part Isyplayed in a blossoming romance between Dave, hersocially awkward childhood neighbour, and Pearl,a “well-bred girl from Surrey”.This big tale from a small town is a universal internetlove story, much of which is told through catchysongs on her guitar and hilarious impersonations.It’s beautifully nuanced, touching and bursting withhilarity, and even includes some tales of Isy’s ownsearch for love.Comic and actress Isy Suttie is a double BritishComedy Award Nominee. She is also known as thecharacter ‘Dobby’ in Peep Show (Channel 4) and‘Kiki’ in Whites (BBC2).Age 16+myspace.<strong>co</strong>m/isysuttie@Isysuttieyoutube.<strong>co</strong>m watch?v=sSUhYTuqpak<strong>The</strong> Outside TrackFri 18 May 8pmA stunning synthesis of virtuosity and energy,<strong>The</strong> Outside Track’s marriage of Canadian,S<strong>co</strong>ttish and Irish music and song has beenrapturously received around the world. Its fivemembers are united by a love of traditionalmusic and a <strong>co</strong>mmitment to creating newmusic with the tradition as a foundation.Using fiddle, ac<strong>co</strong>rdion, harp, guitar, flute,step-dance and vocals these five virtuosos blendboundless energy with unmistakable joie de vivre.<strong>The</strong> Outside Track is Norah Rendell (CanadianTraditional Singer of the Year nominee), MairiRankin (Beolach), Ailie Robertson (Live IrelandWinner, BBC Young Trad Finalist), FionaBlack (BBC Fame Academy Winner) andCillian O’Dalaigh.theoutsidetrack.<strong>co</strong>mmyspace.<strong>co</strong>m/theoutsidetrack<strong>The</strong> Outside Track@outsidetracktinyurl.<strong>co</strong>m/89amhx2European Ballet<strong>The</strong> Sleeping BeautyWed 16 May 7.30pmHighly-acclaimed classical touring<strong>co</strong>mpany European Ballet presents thismost enchanting ballet in three acts set toTchaikovsky’s glorious s<strong>co</strong>re.Based on Charles Perrault’s fairy story, theballet tells the story of beautiful PrincessAurora, who is bound by wicked fairyCarabosse’s spell to sleep for 100 years andcan only be awoken by the kiss of a handsomeprince. This beautiful production, ideal for allages, is enhanced by <strong>co</strong>lourful sets and over45 beautiful handcrafted <strong>co</strong>stumes.from across Europe and further afield hasendeared itself to audiences and critics alike forits <strong>co</strong>mmitment to excellent artistic standards.Music by Piotr I. TchaikovskyChoreography by Marius PetipaStaged and adapted by Stanislav Tchassoveuropeanballet.orgSleeping Beauty:europeanballet.org/page18aaa.htmlEuropean BalletHenry Travers Studio£12 / £10 <strong>co</strong>ncsHenry Travers Studio£11 / £9 <strong>co</strong>ncsUnder the direction of Stanislav Tchassov,former Principal dancer of <strong>The</strong> Bolshoi Ballet,this exciting <strong>co</strong>mpany of first-class dancersStalls £14 / £12 <strong>co</strong>ncs,Circle £16, <strong>Box</strong> Seat £1930 ComedyMusic<strong>Book</strong> now on <strong>01289</strong> 330 999 Dance 31
‘A born ra<strong>co</strong>nteur’- GUARDIAN<strong>The</strong>m BeatlesSat 19 May 7.30pm<strong>The</strong>m Beatles are more a labour of love thana tribute band, they are a visual and auralcelebration of the music, charisma and energyof <strong>The</strong> Beatles.<strong>The</strong>ir brand new 2012 show offers audiencesa chance to witness the transformationundergone by <strong>The</strong> Beatles throughout theircareer. From the Cavern Club to the mindbending psychedelic period (including superblydetailed Sgt Pepper <strong>co</strong>stumes), to the Appleyears and the final rooftop <strong>co</strong>ncert, allperformed live on authentic instruments andamplification, just like <strong>The</strong> Beatles used.Come and experience the show that everyoneis talking about - the trip of a lifetime where“nothing is real”!thembeatles.<strong>co</strong>m<strong>The</strong>m Beatles@thembeatlesyoutube.<strong>co</strong>m/glasgowbeatlesWingin’ It:Spring Tour 2012Fri 25 May 8pm<strong>The</strong> acclaimed S<strong>co</strong>ttish guitar and mandolinduo <strong>co</strong>me to Berwick as part of a spring 2012tour of UK and Ireland.Winner of the Celtic Connections Danny KyleAward, Wingin’ It delivers an energy-fuelledarray of a<strong>co</strong>ustic music styles. Weavingeffortlessly between Bluegrass, Gypsy Jazz,Folk and Pop, their performances are sure tocapture the imagination.<strong>The</strong> duo recently performed a piece of musicspecially <strong>co</strong>mmissioned by the Gordon DuncanTrust for the tribute <strong>co</strong>ncert for legendaryS<strong>co</strong>ttish piper Gordon Duncan in front of over1,000 people at Perth Concert Hall.Listen to clips from their EP, Not Enough foran Album, on their website.winginitduo.<strong>co</strong>mmyspace.<strong>co</strong>m/wungittiny.cc/wwzwjAn Evening withGervase PhinnSat 26 May 7.30pmThis hilarious ra<strong>co</strong>nteur, best-selling andaward-winning author, and radio and TVpersonality really is at his best and mostexcitingin front of a live audience.An Evening with Gervase Phinn will haveyou on the edge of your seat as he shares hishilarious and sometimes poignant tales of lifeas a schools inspector in the Yorkshire Dales (hewas dubbed “the James Herriot of schools”).With his keen ear for the absurd and sharpeye for the ludicrous, Gervase has delightedaudiences all over the UK. This is his 11thnational tour, taking in over 50 nights.gervase-phinn.<strong>co</strong>mMilne GradenChamber OrchestraSun 27 May 7.30pm<strong>The</strong> recently formed Milne Graden ChamberOrchestra - <strong>co</strong>mprised of musicians from theBorders and Northumberland - is pleased toreturn to <strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong> following the successof their inaugural <strong>co</strong>ncert last year.<strong>The</strong> programme for this <strong>co</strong>ncert in theMain House <strong>The</strong>atre includes the Englishpremiere of Prazdnik, a marimba <strong>co</strong>ncerto byS<strong>co</strong>ttish <strong>co</strong>mposer Eddie McGuire, featuringinternational marimba soloist Gillian Maitland,as well as Beethoven’s Symphony No. 4 in Bflat, Op 60.Conductor: Edward KeenanConductor: Peter KeenanSoloist: Gillian Maitland (marimba)80m (approx) + interval<strong>The</strong> Milne-Graden Chamber OrchestraStalls £15 / £13 <strong>co</strong>ncs,Circle £16, <strong>Box</strong> Seat £17Henry Travers Studio£12 / £10 <strong>co</strong>ncsStalls £14 / £12 <strong>co</strong>ncs,Circle £15, <strong>Box</strong> Seat £20Stalls £8 / FREE (12 & under),Circle £10, <strong>Box</strong> Seat £12.5032Music<strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>Spoken WordMusic33
- EDINBURGHEVENINGNEWS‘A hilarious,animatedspectacle...side-splitting’- THREEWEEKSSeabright ProductionsAn Instinct for KindnessTue 29 May 7.30pmIn November 2010, Chris Larner ac<strong>co</strong>mpanied hischronically ill ex-wife to Switzerland’s Dignitas clinic.He came home with an empty wheelchair and astory to tell.This moving, bittersweet show reflects on thecircumstances, morality and humanity surrounding thejourney. In a candid, poignant and sometimes <strong>co</strong>micperformance, Chris explores both the profound personalimplications and the wider ethical <strong>co</strong>nsiderations of the<strong>co</strong>ntentious issue of assisted dying.<strong>The</strong> show premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe 2011,where it won the <strong>co</strong>veted S<strong>co</strong>tsman Fringe FirstAward and was featured on BBC’s NewsnightReview as a highlight of the festival.A post-show talk will immediately followthe performance.Written and performed by Chris LarnerDirected by Hannah EidinowAge 14+ (themes of death, dying & assisted suicide)70m (no interval) + Talkaifk.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>An Instinct for Kindness, Tour 2012@AIFKtinyurl.<strong>co</strong>m/6msm2xkHenry Travers Studio£12 / £10 <strong>co</strong>ncs,£8 Students (16 & under)Townsend Productions in associationwith Hertford <strong>The</strong>atre<strong>The</strong> Ragged TrouseredPhilanthropistsThu 31 May 8pmThis hilarious, fast-paced adaptation of RobertTressell’s classic book explores a year in the life of agroup of painters and de<strong>co</strong>rators as they renovate <strong>The</strong>Cave, a three-storey town house, for Mayor Sweater.It traces their hardships and struggles for survivalin <strong>co</strong>mplacent and stagnating Edwardian England.<strong>The</strong>se workers are the “philanthropists” who throwthemselves into back-breaking work for povertywages in order to generate profit for their masters.This enduring and absorbing classic story is broughtto life in this two-hander adaptation by two hugelytalented and experienced performers, Neil Goreand Rodney Matthew, using <strong>co</strong>medy routines andentertaining songs of the Music Hall with a fewsurprises along the way.Age 11+1h45m + intervalDirected by Louise TownsendAdapted from the book by Robert Tresselltownsendproductions.org.<strong>uk</strong>@Raggedtourtiny.cc/rjkngtinyurl.<strong>co</strong>m/6msm2xkHenry Travers Studio£12 / £10 <strong>co</strong>ncsChris Mayo’sIdentity CrisisFri 1 June 8pmComedian. Actor. Writer. Skinny.Hello I’m <strong>co</strong>median and actor Chris Mayo,at least, I think I am. I spend most of mytime pretending to be someone else for theentertainment of others. Surreal castings,cropping up in magazines, performing tothousands of people across the <strong>co</strong>untry, I’m<strong>co</strong>ntinually asked to be something different.Join me for my new stand up show, as I unpickall the different identities I have inhabited, andaim to dis<strong>co</strong>ver which one, I think, is the real me.Chris Mayo is quickly be<strong>co</strong>ming one of themost talked about breakthrough <strong>co</strong>mics on the<strong>co</strong>medy circuit, performing alongside StephenMerchant, Dave Gorman, Russell Kane, DanielKitson, Stewart Lee, Greg Davies, ShappiKhorsandi and lots more.Age 14+ (language)60m (no interval)chrismayo.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>chrismayo.tumblr.<strong>co</strong>m@chris_mayoHenry Travers Studio£10 / £8 <strong>co</strong>ncsSoundPower Orchestra:A Night at the MoviesSat 2 June 7.30pmThis professional, <strong>co</strong>ntemporary orchestrabased in the northeast features 35 talentedfreelance musicians. <strong>The</strong> orchestra’s specialismis versatility - it is equally at home performingTV and movie themes, or supportinginternational jazz musicians.Led by Musical Director, George Hastings(who has worked with the BBC and <strong>The</strong>Bolshoi Ballet), the orchestra will perform aprogramme of some of the best-loved TV andmovie themes.A sample programme includes Star Wars,James Bond, Austin Powers, Thundercats, HarryPotter, Jaws, Out of Africa, Rocky, MammaMia!, Slumdog Millionaire, Schindler’s List,a Fred Astaire medley and more!Suitable for all ages2h + intervalsoundpowerorchestra.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>@SoundpowerOrchtinyurl.<strong>co</strong>m/7mg5v3gStalls £15 / £13 <strong>co</strong>ncs,Circle £17, <strong>Box</strong> Seat £1934<strong>The</strong>atre<strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>ComedyMusic/Film35
‘Definitely triple gold’ - THE STAGE - WHATS ON STAGE<strong>Maltings</strong> Youth <strong>The</strong>atre & <strong>Maltings</strong> Junior Youth <strong>The</strong>atreHis Dark Materials by Philip PullmanThu-Sat 21-23 June7pm nightly2pm Sat matinéeSpike <strong>The</strong>atre in association with Unity <strong>The</strong>atre & <strong>The</strong> Met<strong>The</strong> GamesThu 14 June 7pmAdapted from novelist Philip Pullman’s CarnegieMedal-winning trilogy (Northern Lights, <strong>The</strong>Subtle Knife and <strong>The</strong> Amber Spyglass), NicholasWright’s stage version premiered in 2003 at theRoyal National <strong>The</strong>atre in a production directedby Nicholas Hytner.As in the books, this is the <strong>co</strong>ming of age story oftwo children - Lyra and Will - who share a specialand mysterious destiny. <strong>The</strong>ir thrilling journeytakes them through parallel universes that aresimilar to our own, yet strangely different.Along the way they en<strong>co</strong>unter an array offantastical creatures including rebellious angels,soul-eating Spectres, child-catching Gobblers,armoured polar bears and the witch-clans ofthe Arctic. Some are allies and some enemies- and whom they trust will have far-reaching<strong>co</strong>nsequences on the very destiny of Mankind.This amazing show will be quite unlike anything<strong>Maltings</strong> Youth <strong>The</strong>atre has taken on before.Given the quality and s<strong>co</strong>pe of past productionsin recent years, we have no doubt they willtriumph yet again!Based on the novels by Philip PullmanAdapted by Nicholas WrightDirected by Wendy PaynOriginal S<strong>co</strong>re by Paul SummersCourtesy of Nick Hern <strong>Book</strong>s, London (nickhernbooks.<strong>co</strong>m)Information on <strong>Maltings</strong> Youth <strong>The</strong>atre classes(ages 4+) on page 49.£8.50 / £7.50 <strong>co</strong>ncs, Family £29This ‘undis<strong>co</strong>vered’ Greek <strong>co</strong>medy byAristophanes tells the story of three Greeknobodies caught up in a celestial bet betweenZeus, Hera and Hercules. Three unwitting heroes- Stanzas (a terrible poet), Darius (the runt of thelitter) and Hermaphrodite (born a girl) - travel to<strong>co</strong>mpete in the ancient Olympics and take on theheroes of the sporting world with epic results formankind and realistic willies.LAUGH: Learn the prophesy of the Oracle!Amaze at the powers bestowed from the Gods!Understand the nature of human endurance!Goggle at the sights in the gymnasium! Havea journey of Olympic fun!<strong>The</strong> Games in<strong>co</strong>rporates sporting equipment witha thousand uses, an original musical s<strong>co</strong>re, song,clown and shadow puppetry and is <strong>co</strong>-directed byMark Smith (Spike) with Toby Park (Spymonkey).Original music <strong>co</strong>mposed by Toby Park.Age 12+ (simulated nudity using anatomically<strong>co</strong>rrect <strong>co</strong>stume & mild language)70m (no interval)thegames-spiketheatre.<strong>co</strong>mSpike <strong>The</strong>atre@spiketheatretinyurl.<strong>co</strong>m/7ugnw2mStalls £10 / £7 (60+),Circle £12, <strong>Box</strong> Seat £1638 <strong>The</strong>atre <strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong> <strong>Book</strong> now on <strong>01289</strong> 330 999 <strong>The</strong>atre 39
‘Miss themat your peril!- GLASTONBURY2007‘Seduces witha riot of vividimagery anda fireworkdisplay ofvirtuoso acting’- THE TIMESRobin & Bina WilliamsonSat 21 July 8pmThis incredible duo creates a unique Indo-Celtic sound, performing original, traditional,mystical and spiritual folk music. <strong>The</strong>ir a<strong>co</strong>ustic<strong>co</strong>ncerts are celebrations featuring the eastwestharmony of Robin and Bina’s voices,with harp, bowed psaltery, dulcimer and otherinstruments. <strong>The</strong>ir performance at the 2005Royal Festival Hall London Meltdown US-UKConnections was described in the Guardianas “a highlight of the Festival”. This is realmusic - full of soul, magical, funky and true.Robin is the founder of the Incredible StringBand (1960s) and the Merry Band (70s). Hehas been at the forefront of the storytellingrevival in Europe and America since the 80s, andwritten a number of books. He is Honorary ChiefBard of <strong>The</strong> Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids.East-African born British Asian Bina has workedwith the Just Like Ivy Band and the reformedIncredible String Band. She draws on a varietyof Indian styles as well as Celtic heritage andBritish folk traditions.90m + intervalSeabright ProductionsOliver Reed: Wild ThingSat 28 July 7.30pmActor. Musketeer. Philosopher. Prankster.Legend. Hellraiser.In this blistering solo show, join legendaryhellraiser Oliver Reed as he knocks back a fewdrinks and shares his incredible life story. Fromthe boyhood excitement of learning he was adescendant of Peter the Great, to the successof Oliver!, to boozy adventures with KeithMoon and disastrous chat show appearances,this was a life well lived.But although Ollie may appear to be anunstoppable force of nature, this is Maltain 1999, and time is fast running out forthe “Wild Thing”. Rob Crouch delivers anincredible performance to bring Reed back tovivid life in this swaggering, brilliant eveningof entertainment.Age 14+1h (no interval)A new play by Mike Davis and Rob CrouchPerformed by Rob CrouchDirected by Kate BannisterSeabright ProductionsMiss Havisham’sExpectationsSun 29 July 7.30pmTo <strong>co</strong>incide with the Dickens bicentenary, LindaMarlowe presents a new solo show featuring oneof his most i<strong>co</strong>nic female characters, Miss Havisham,from Great Expectations.This jilted bride, stuck forever in her wedding dressalongside the stopped clock and untouched cake,is desperate to set the re<strong>co</strong>rd straight. ‘Norma’Havisham reveals a love-hate relationship with hercreator, ‘a man who liked to play God with his femalecharacters but had little understanding of them’.Drawing on the text of Great Expectations,biographical material from the author’s life andoriginal material by director Di Sherlock, this tourde force performance sees Linda Marlowe take onan ingenious new approach to Havisham’s story.This is both an engaging celebration of Dickens andan insightful fresh look at one of his most enduringlypopular and resonant novels.Age 12+70m (no interval)Performed by Linda MarloweDirected by Di Sherlock<strong>The</strong> Bryan AdamsExperienceFri 31 Aug 8pmDo not miss “Europe’s finest Bryan Adamstribute band” recreating the unforgettablesongs of the i<strong>co</strong>nic Canadian singer/songwriter.This is the first ever <strong>Maltings</strong> appearanceby this 4-piece northeast-based band thatformed in 1998.Front man Stuart authentically emulates thelook and sound of Bryan Adams and the bandreproduce the numerous hits to perfection- from early rock songs to timeless ballads.Come and sing along to all the hits includingSummer of ‘69, Run to You, (Everything I Do)I Do It for You, Somebody, Heaven, Cuts LikeA Knife, <strong>The</strong> Best of Me, Cloud Number Nine,It’s Only Love and more!thebryanadamsexperience.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong><strong>The</strong> Bryan Adams Experience@BryanAdamsExppigswhiskermusic.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>Henry Travers Studio£10.50 / £8.50 <strong>co</strong>ncsyoutu.be/mn1vqiQFu7sAll tickets £10 / £8 <strong>co</strong>ncslindamarlowe.<strong>co</strong>mAll tickets £12 / £10 <strong>co</strong>ncstinyurl.<strong>co</strong>m/7eso6khStalls £12 / £10 <strong>co</strong>ncs,Circle £13, <strong>Box</strong> Seat £1544Music<strong>The</strong>atre<strong>The</strong>atreMusic45
Autumn/Winter PreviewFarm Boy by Michael MorpurgoTue 18 Sept 1.30pmThis sequel to War Horsehas received national andinternational acclaim.Age 7+£10/£8, £12, £14Schools: £6 student& teacher free<strong>The</strong>re Was an Old Lady WhoSwallowed a Fly Thu 20 Sept 4.15pmOne of the best-loved nurseryrhymes <strong>co</strong>mes to life onstage. For parents & children.Collect the kids from schooland <strong>co</strong>me early for FREEbiscuits & squash from 3pm.All tickets £5Andrew Motion: Silver - Return toTreasure Island Thu 27 Sept 7.30pm<strong>The</strong> Poet Laureate (1999-2009) reads from his TreasureIsland sequel and otherbooks. Plus Q&A and booksigning. Age 15+£13/£11, £15, £19Schools: £5 student& teacher freeJulian Clary: Position Vacant,Enquire Within Fri 26 Oct 8pm<strong>The</strong> master of camp is lookingfor love and he’s not leavingtown empty handed. Nostraight left unturned!Age 16+£20.50/£18.50, £22, £26Mark Watson: Live 2012Wed 17 Oct 8pmMark returns to Berwickwith a tale of identity theftand new jokes, stories,observations and anecdotes.Age 16+£18/£17, £20, £24.50<strong>The</strong> Fitzrovia Radio HourFri 9 Nov 7.30pm (rescheduled from 12 Feb)Fitzrovia returns to Berwick(really!) to brilliantly evoke adinner-jacketed age of casualimperialism and stiff upperlips. Age 12+£12/£10, £13, £16Aly Bain, Ale Möller and BruceMolsky Sun 11 Nov 7pmRare <strong>co</strong>llaboration of theworld’s leading Celtic, Nordicand Appalachian musicians,back for the first time sinceNov 2010.£15/£14, £17.50, £19<strong>The</strong>se shows and moreNOW ON SALE!<strong>Book</strong> <strong>online</strong> at<strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong><strong>Box</strong> <strong>Office</strong> <strong>01289</strong> 330 99946 Autumn/Winter Preview<strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>
Community EventsLearning (Classes)20,000 Voices<strong>The</strong> Thursday SingersMar 1, 8, 15, 22Thursdays 10.30am-12pm£5 per sessionAn open, informal singing group lead by Alison Coates& Anne Suggate suitable for singers of all abilities ages16+. For more info <strong>co</strong>ntact info@20000voices.org orring 01670 852 445.Vintage MarketSat 14 Apr 10am-4pm50p at doorAn intriguing mixture of retro fashions, new and reworkedtextiles and a wide range of books, antiques and <strong>co</strong>llectables.<strong>The</strong> Queen’s Diamond JubileeFamily-friendly events to mark <strong>The</strong> Queen’s Diamond Jubilee:• A Queen is Crowned (U) (1953)Sat 2 June 12pmFREE (ticketed, unassigned)Sixty years to the day, watch the lavish documentary film ofthe Coronation, narrated by Sir Laurence Oliver, on the MainHouse cinema screen and in the Stage Door Bar. 1h19m.• Jubilee Civic ServiceSun 3 June 10amBerwick Parish Church<strong>The</strong> Vicar of Berwick, Canon Alan Hughes, invites you tothis special service at the Berwick Parish Church, with anaddress delivered by the chaplain to <strong>The</strong> Queen, CanonChristopher Smith.• Thames Pageant Viewing PartySun 3 June “at high water in the afternoon”FREE (ticketed, unassigned)Enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime spectacle on the Main Housecinema screen and in the Stage Door Bar. Up to a 1,000boats, led by Her Majesty <strong>The</strong> Queen, will sail a seven-mileroute on the Thames. It will be one of the largest flotillasever assembled on the river. More infoat thamesdiamondjubileepageant.org.London 2012 OlympicsJune - July<strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong> is marking this historical event withcinema screen viewing parties of the Opening andClosing Ceremonies, theatre performances and more!See the inside fold of the front <strong>co</strong>ver for details.Euro 2012 Viewing Parties8 June - 1 July<strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong> is screening matches in the Stage DoorBar and the Final on the Main House <strong>The</strong>atre cinemascreen. See the inside fold of the front <strong>co</strong>ver for details.Summer Art Workshop:Enjoy Drawing & Painting30 July - 3 Aug (Mon-Fri) 10am-4pm£10 per day, £45 for 5 daysThis weeklong <strong>co</strong>urse returns, led by local artist and poetSue Handoll. Come and enjoy the opportunity to draw andpaint in Berwick (outside when weather permits). All levelswel<strong>co</strong>me (age 16+). Materials will be provided. Limitedplaces, pre-booking advised. An information pack canbe downloaded from the website.RNLI Berwick Lifeboat StationCharity Film Screening(family film TBA)Sun 19 Aug 4.30pmMain House <strong>The</strong>atre£5After the Berwick Lifeboat Station’s Annual Fete at CarrRock, Spittal, head over to <strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong> with the wholefamily to see a film. Proceeds raised will <strong>co</strong>ntribute to thestation’s effort to purchase innovative all-weather lifejackets designed specifically to meet the RNLI’s currentsearch and rescue operational requirements. Support theRNLI saving lives at sea. rnli.org.<strong>uk</strong>/sosday.Most classes are held during (English) school term times. If you are unsure (particularly duringincidences of extreme weather) please check <strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong> or <strong>co</strong>ntact the <strong>Box</strong> <strong>Office</strong>.Please enquire at the <strong>Box</strong> <strong>Office</strong> about other classes that sometimes take place at<strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong> (such as Weight Watchers, and U3A Spanish, Italian, Tapestry, <strong>Book</strong> Club,Poetry, Scrabble, Crafts, etc).Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Saturday1pm-2.30pmTHERAPEUTICARTS GROUP (TAG)For adults affected bymental health issues.Freeinfo@tagbothsides.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>07732 406 8944.30pm-7.15pmCLASSICAL BALLET(non-syllabus)Jane Keenan11-12 years4.30pm -5.15pm12-15 years5.15pm -6.15pm15+ years6.15pm -7.15pmjane@cloudscapes.demon.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>01890 882 9557pm-9pmBERWICK (MALTINGS)CHESS CLUBMaurice Ward07704 3292326pm-8pmYOUTH DANCECharlotte Paynor Cheryl StewartJunior (9-12 years)6pm -7pmSenior (13-16 years)7pm -8pm6.30pm-8pmADULTCONTEMPORARYDANCE(Merce CunninghamTechnique)Emma DunnEmphasis on learnedchoreography, somedance experiencepreferred. Possibleperformanceopportunities.(No class 4 &11 Aprand 13 Jun)emmad333@gmail.<strong>co</strong>m7pm-9pmBERWICK WRITERSWORKSHOPSpring-Summer 2012Wendy B S<strong>co</strong>tt7 & 21 Mar,4 & 18 Apr,2, 16 & 30 May,13 & 27 Jun,11 & 25 Jul,8 & 22 AugInformal meetingsopen to all, includingvisitors. Bring a pieceof writing of anygenre for friendly,<strong>co</strong>nstructive criticismand <strong>co</strong>mments. Shortexercises, discussions,annual <strong>co</strong>mpetition,and occasional invitedguests to talk aboutwriting-related topics.berwick_writers_workshop@yahoo.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong><strong>01289</strong> 3029297pm-9pmMALTINGS YOUTHTHEATRE(14+ years)Wendy PaynYouth DramaClasses led by Headof Youth Drama,Wendy Payn(appointed RegionalYouth Champion ofthe Arts by the EnglishNational Youth ArtsNetwork). Classes forfour different agegroups are offeredduring (English) schoolterm time. Childrenof all ages and abilitiesare wel<strong>co</strong>me to joinin the fun!wendy.payn@<strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong><strong>01289</strong> 330 999 (ext. 2)Classes for ChildrenClasses for Adults9am-1pmTWEED MUSIC CENTREAlison Coates& Frances OrdeString Band(16 & under)9am-10amChildren’s Choir(8-13 years)10.10am-11.10amJunior Choir(4-7 years)11.15am-12pmWind Band(16 & under)12pm-1pm10am-3.30pmMALTINGS JUNIORYOUTH THEATREWendy Payn4-7 years10am-11am8-10 years11.15am-12.45pm11-13 years1.30-3.30pmSummer start TBC:10am-11.30amJUNIOR CHESS(16 & under)Jack Hornsby48Community<strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong> <strong>Book</strong> now on <strong>01289</strong> 330 999 Learning 49
Berwick Upon TweedFilm & Media Arts Festival 2012..This year’s Festival explores the relationship between themoving image and the still image: showcasing artists whohave crossed over from photography to filmmaking - andlooking, as always, at where the boundaries blur.What’s OnUsing Berwick itself as a set, the Festivalprogramme - including an exciting line-upof film screenings, live events, the youthprogramme, and the artist trail - will spillout of <strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong> <strong>The</strong>atre & Cinema andinto various heritage locations across thetown. Full details will be available in ourProgramme Guide and on our websitefrom mid August.Meanwhile, for details of howyou and your business can getinvolved, go to:www.berwickfilm-artsfest.<strong>co</strong>mWednesday 19th - Sunday 23rd SeptemberFollowing the huge success of last September’s event,the festival returns for its eighth annual celebration of the art offilm - illuminating the whole town through premiere screenings,interactive installations and specially <strong>co</strong>mmissioned projections.Pictures In MotionFilm at <strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong> <strong>The</strong>atre & CinemaWe’re on your doorstep - why journey all the way toEdinburgh or Newcastle to pay multiplex prices? We offer:Over 200 film titles per yearGeneral admission just £6*£3 Half Price Monday*2-for-1 <strong>Maltings</strong> Youth Card (18 & under)Friends of <strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong> 20% dis<strong>co</strong>untFREE Tickets for TroopsWHERE TO FIND OUR FILM LISTINGS<strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong> (click on Film)Film Listings flyer - download from website or <strong>co</strong>llect from <strong>Box</strong> <strong>Office</strong>Weekly eNewsletter - register at websiteFILM SERIESHalf Price Monday £3*Any film shown on a Monday is half-price!Niche WednesdaysYOU pick the film to screen on selected Wednesday nights in the Henry Travers Studio.Any film, genre or era - nominated by anyone. Full details and nomination form atsurveymonkey.<strong>co</strong>m/nichewednesdays.<strong>The</strong> Brunch Club (formerly Breakfast Club)New and vintage family film classics on selected Sundays in the Henry Travers Studio.£2.50 advance, £3 same-day, 2 & under FREE.Berwick Film SocietyMonthly last Wednesday from Sept-May, plus extra screenings. Members and nonmembersare wel<strong>co</strong>me. Membership info at berwickfilmsociety.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>.ONE-OFF FILM EVENTS8 May Steven Severin: Vampyr (1932) - page 272 June A Queen is Crowned (1953) - page 482 June SoundPower Orchestra: A Night at the Movies - page 356 June Cinema Paradiso (1988) - page 3624 June Hansel of Film presented by Mark Kermode - page 4019 Aug RNLI Berwick Lifeboat Station Charity Fundraiser - page 4819-23 Sep Berwick Film & Media Arts Festival - page 50DIGITAL CINEMA?Like many UK independent cinemas, we screen films on the “old-fashioned” 35mm filmformat and sometimes on DVD. We are trying to secure approx. £100K in funding to<strong>co</strong>nvert to digital projection. If successful, we’ll be able screen new films when they’rereleased in the multiplexes, offer more screenings dates, show 3D, and offer Englishsubtitled screenings for the hearing impaired. Fingers crossed then!*New ticket prices as of 1 April 2012: £6 general admission, £3 Half Price Monday. (Berwick Film Societyscreenings in April & May remain £5).Dis<strong>co</strong>unts do not apply to: Half Price Monday, <strong>The</strong> Brunch Club, Berwick Film Society, Berwick Film & MediaArts Festival, charity fundraising screenings and special events. See page 52 for information on dis<strong>co</strong>unts.
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong> <strong>The</strong>atre & Cinema gratefully acknowledges the support of its <strong>co</strong>rporate patron:Chronological Listing of EventsMarch - August 2012For all listings (including films) and to book tickets <strong>online</strong> go to <strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>* Local EventMARCH1 Thursday Singers choir series*3 Can You Dig It?4 Passing Through8 Thursday Singers choir series*8 NTC: 4WORDS9-10 Longridge Towers: Oliver!*9 Ivan Drever10 Marrakech by Graham Swannelland I Can’t Remember Anythingby Arthur Miller11 Open Mic / Open Art*13 Jack Dee15 Thursday Singers choir series*15 Patrick Monahan16-17 Vagina Monologues*16 Trinity Laban Dance Workshop17 Transitions Dance Company18 BBC: Live Radio Plays*21-24 Berwick Operatic Society: Annie*22 Thursday Singers choir series*23 Northern Bites:<strong>The</strong> Starship Now Arriving at…24 Laughing Bear Comedy Club26 Steve Hughes28 Harold Pinter double-bill:<strong>The</strong> Dumb Waiter and <strong>The</strong> Lover29-30 Berwick Academy: Wizard of Oz*29-30 Northern Bites: Hide31 Zendeh <strong>The</strong>atre: FOUNDAPRILTBA Illuminate: Art & Photography Exhibition1 Peter Roughead Jazz*3 Funnybones5 Re-Take That6 Roy Orbison & Friends with Barry Steele7 Katriona Gilmore & Jamie Roberts7 Richard Digance8 Open Mic / Open Art*13 Jim Davidson14 Vintage Market*14 Laughing Bear Comedy Club15 BBC: Live Radio Plays*17 Spiers & Boden19 Tony Benn20 Virginia Ironside: Virginia Monologues20 Ian Shaw21 Limbik <strong>The</strong>atre: <strong>The</strong> Harbour21 S<strong>co</strong>cha22 Lorna Reid’s Jazz Café24 Isla Grant26 Border Connections: Gary Forrest,Roddy Matthews & Lynn Tocker27 London Contemporary DanceSchool Workshop27 Talon: Best of the Eagles28 London Contemporary Dance School:EDge Tour 201229 Manchester CamerataMAY2 Tom Stade4 Showstopper! <strong>The</strong> Musical5 Black T-shirt Collection by Inua Ellams6 Northern Sinfonia with Christian Vasquez8 Steven Severin: Vampyr11 Nick Hennessey11 Camille O’Sullivan12 Fever Pitch by Nick Hornsby12 Isy Suttie: Pearl and Dave13 Open Mic / Open Art*16 European Ballet: Sleeping Beauty18 <strong>The</strong> Outside Track19 <strong>The</strong>m Beatles19 Laughing Bear Comedy Club20 BBC: Live Radio Plays*25 Wingin It26 Gervase Phinn27 Milne Graden Chamber Orchestra29 An Instinct for Kindness31 Ragged Trousered PhilanthropistsJUNE1 Chris Mayo2 Film: A Queen is Crowned2 SoundPower Orchestra:A Night at the Movies3 Diamond Jubilee Civic Service3 Thames Diamond Jubilee PageantViewing Party3 Peter Roughead Jazz*6 Film: Cinema Paradiso6-7 Napoli8 Greatest Hits of Weslife and Steps8 James Hickman & Dan Cassidy9 Laughing Bear Comedy Club10 Open Mic / Open Art*11 Euro 2012 Viewing Party: France v England14 London 2012 Torch Relay in Berwick14 <strong>The</strong> Games15 Euro 2012 Viewing Party: Sweden v England17 BBC: Live Radio Plays*19 Euro 2012 Viewing Party: England v Ukraine21-23 <strong>Maltings</strong> Youth <strong>The</strong>atre: His Dark Materials*21-24 Euro 2012 Viewing Parties:Quarter Finals (nightly)24 Hansel of Film27-28 Euro 2012 Viewing Parties:Semi-finals (nightly)29 On Tour with Elvis30 Nancy Steel Dance Showcase*JULY1 Nancy Steel Dance Showcase*1 Euro 2012 Viewing Party: <strong>The</strong> Final7 Fred <strong>The</strong>lonious Baker8 Fred Baker Workshop8 Open Mic / Open Art*13 Sports Play by Elfriede Jelinek14 Laughing Bear Comedy Club15 BBC: Live Radio Plays*17-18 Holy Trinity Summer Show*19 <strong>The</strong> Price of Everything21 Robin & Bina Williamson27 London 2012 Olympics OpeningCeremony Viewing Party28 Oliver Reed - Wild Thing29 Miss Havisham’s Expectations30-31 Drawing & Painting Workshop*AUGUST1-3 Drawing & Painting Workshop*5 Peter Roughead Jazz*11 Laughing Bear Comedy Club12 Open Mic / Open Art*12 London 2012 Olympics ClosingCeremony Viewing Party19 RNLI Berwick Lifeboat Station CharityFamily Film Screening*19 BBC: Live Radio Plays*31 Bryan Adams ExperienceSEPT - DEC PREVIEW18 Sept Farm Boy by Michael Morpurgo19-23 Sept Berwick Film Festival20 Sept <strong>The</strong>re Was An Old Lady WhoSwallowed a Fly27 Sept Sir Andrew Motion: Silver17 Oct Mark Watson26 Oct Julian Clary9 Nov <strong>The</strong> Fitzrovia Radio Hour11 Nov Bain, Möller & Molsky13-29 Dec Jack and the Beanstalk<strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>
A1A697A1A697A1CONTACT & OPENING TIMES<strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong> <strong>The</strong>atre & CinemaEastern Lane, Berwick-upon-TweedNorthumberland, TD15 1AJ<strong>Box</strong> <strong>Office</strong>: <strong>01289</strong> 330 999 (option 2)Administration <strong>Office</strong>: <strong>01289</strong> 330 661<strong>Box</strong> <strong>Office</strong> Opening TimesMONDAY-SATURDAY: 10am-5.30pm(or until the start of the last performance).SUNDAY: One-hour before first performance.Closed after start of the last performance.Website & eNewsletterwww.<strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>Hot tip: Live events are on the website months before theyappear in this brochure. Films are loaded several weeksin advance. 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A service & handlingfee of £1 per ticket will apply.• We do not accept reservations for any event, except forgroups (see below).• Group <strong>Book</strong>ing reservations may be taken at themanagement’s discretion for 10 or more tickets, wherethere is a single group booker, and must be paid in full byfour calendar weeks before the event date.Stage Door BarFully-licensed bar on Floor -2 serving a wide rangeof drinks, French press <strong>co</strong>ffees & teas and nibbles.Pre-order your interval drinks to avoid the crowd.Opening Times: 6pm-late dailyFully licensed bar on Floor -2 serving a wide range of drinks,French press <strong>co</strong>ffees & teas and nibbles. Pre-order yourinterval drinks to avoid the crowd.Emailfeedback@<strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>box.office@<strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>programming@<strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>film@<strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>marketing@<strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>technical@<strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>Venue Hire: box.office@<strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>Friends of the <strong>Maltings</strong>: friends@<strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>CEO & Artistic Director: CEO@<strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>All Other Enquiries: box.office@<strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>Follow Us!Send a Friend request to join the 4,000+ Friendsalready on our profile: <strong>Maltings</strong> Berwick‘Like’ our page: <strong>Maltings</strong> <strong>The</strong>atre & CinemaFollow our tweets: @<strong>The</strong><strong>Maltings</strong>• PLEASE CHECK YOUR TICKETS ARE CORRECT WHEN YOURECEIVE THEM.• We reserve the right to make necessary changes to eventswithout prior notice.• We reserve the right to offer promotional dis<strong>co</strong>unts ontickets. Once a ticket is purchased no dis<strong>co</strong>unt will bemade retrospectively.• Late arrivals will be admitted when there is a suitablebreak in the performance.• We reserve the right to refuse admission.• Customer images may be captured for security, archival orpublicity purposes. Any <strong>co</strong>ncerns should be directed to the<strong>Box</strong> <strong>Office</strong> upon arrival.• Mobile phones and other electronic devices must beswitched off during all events. Anyone in violation of thispolicy may be asked to leave and no refund will be offered.• FULL TERMS & CONDITIONS of sale can be found at<strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong> or at the <strong>Box</strong> <strong>Office</strong>.MAIN HOUSE THEATRE SEATING PLANHOW TO FIND USBerwick-upon-TweedThis Elizabethan market town is located in the northeast <strong>co</strong>rner of England, approximately 2 miles south of the S<strong>co</strong>ttishborder. It is 55 miles from Edinburgh to the north and 60 miles from Newcastle-upon-Tyne to the south. <strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong><strong>The</strong>atre & Cinema is located in the town centre near the high street (Marygate).EdinburghGreenlawDunsKelsoColdstreamWoolerEyemouthBerwick-upon-TweedNewcastleLindisfarneBridge StreetTransportBy TRAIN - Station: Berwick-upon-TweedBy BUS - Local service available; nearest bus stops are Golden Square and Walkergate (near Library).By CAR - Follow signs on the A1 to Berwick-upon-Tweed. From Marygate (high street), enter the one-way system on WestStreet; take the first left turning on to Easter Wynd; Easter Wynd ends at the car park in front of the theatre.To leave the theatre, follow the one-way system on Eastern Lane back to the high street (Marygate).Parking• <strong>The</strong>re is parking adjacent to the theatre and at several sites throughout the town (maximum 5-minute walk). See map.• A 2-hour Short-stay Pay & Display public car park (including disabled spaces) is located directly in front of the theatre.(<strong>The</strong> theatre does not operate this car park; please read posted signs carefully).• Long-stay Pay & Display car parks are located on Castlegate at the Co-op (formerly Somerfield), and at Walkergate,<strong>The</strong> Parade, Foul Ford, Silver Street and the Quayside.• <strong>The</strong>re is Pay & Display street parking approximately 70 metres away on Hide Hill. Access the theatre using the pathwaynext to Barclays Bank. (<strong>The</strong> path includes several flights of stairs and has no disabled access).• A two-hours-free car park (with valid parking disc) is located on Bridge Street.A1167(New Bridge/Old BridgeCo-opPA1167Pudding Lane)PPMarygateWest St.Eastern Ln.PPHide HillFoul FordChurch Stthe maltingsP P PPP<strong>The</strong> ParadeWoolmarketPRavensdowne
SPECIAL NEEDSDisabled Access• Disabled parking spaces are available in the Pay & Displaypublic car park in front of the theatre.• Level and ramped access is located at the far-left of thefront entrance.• <strong>The</strong> lift is located in the foyer with access to Floors -1, -2,-3 & -4.• <strong>The</strong> adapted toilet is located on Floor -3.• Wheelchair spaces for registered disabled and <strong>co</strong>mpanioncan be booked through the <strong>Box</strong> <strong>Office</strong>.• A newly-updated Hearing Induction Loop system isavailable in both the Main House <strong>The</strong>atre and HenryTravers Studio.• Guide dogs are wel<strong>co</strong>me.• A large print format of this seasonal brochure is availableupon request from the <strong>Box</strong> <strong>Office</strong>.• We regret that we are currently unable to screen newrelease films with English subtitles. When we obtainfunding to update our 35mm projection technology todigital (the kind of equipment the city multiplexes have),we will be able to. Thank you for your patience.Baby Changing & Breastfeeding• A lift-accessible baby change is located on Floor -3.• <strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong> supports the rights of women to discreetlybreastfeed in all public areas of the premises. <strong>The</strong> venue’sBreastfeeding Policy can be viewed at <strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>or at the <strong>Box</strong> <strong>Office</strong>.VENUE HIREVarious spaces are available for hire, including the MainHouse <strong>The</strong>atre, Henry Travers Studio, Stage Door Bar andmeeting rooms. Detailed information is available on ourwebsite. Enquiries should be sent to the Front of HouseManagers at box.office@<strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong> or ring the<strong>Box</strong> <strong>Office</strong> to speak with Shona Hammon or Wendy Payn.DISCOUNTS<strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong> is pleased to offer a range of dis<strong>co</strong>unts:• ConcessionsStudents, 16 & under, senior citizens, unemployed/in<strong>co</strong>mesupport, registered disabled wheelchair <strong>co</strong>mpanion.• Friends of <strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong>20% off nearly all films and selected live shows & more!• <strong>Maltings</strong> Youth Card2-for-1 tickets (of the same value) to nearly all filmsand selected live shows. Age 18 & under can register forfree at the <strong>Box</strong> <strong>Office</strong>.• Tickets for TroopsOne free ticket per event to serving members of theUK Armed Forces to nearly all films and selected live shows.Please present valid military ID at the <strong>Box</strong> <strong>Office</strong>.• GroupBuy ten tickets and get the 11th ticket free (unlessotherwise specified).• Family TicketWhen specified, a special Stalls price for a family of four(minimum of two children).• <strong>Box</strong> Seat BeverageAs of 1 March 2012: One <strong>co</strong>mplimentarydrink of your choice, excluding premium brands. To <strong>co</strong>llect,present your <strong>Box</strong> Seat ticket/voucher to bar staff.(Note: <strong>Box</strong> Seat table service is no longer available).• FREE TicketsSeveral events per season are free or open tovoluntary donation.SUPPORT THE THEATRE• Friends of <strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong>Sign up to start saving TODAY! Membership <strong>co</strong>sts aslittle as £2.08 per month, which means that if you <strong>co</strong>meto a paid event at <strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong> just a <strong>co</strong>uple of times permonth, your membership ‘pays for itself’.20% OFF nearly all films and most live shows, 10% OFFdrinks & nibbles at the Stage Door Bar, and 10% OFF atthe <strong>The</strong>atre Shop. Friends also receive exclusivepromotions, one-off dis<strong>co</strong>unts, invitations to exclusiveevents, selected priority booking and more. A Friendsmembership makes a thoughtful original gift that keeps ongiving throughout the year. Download the application fromthe website or <strong>co</strong>llect from the <strong>Box</strong> <strong>Office</strong>.Individual Membership - £30/year (£25 <strong>co</strong>ncs)Joint Membership - £55/year (£45 <strong>co</strong>ncs)• Name-a-SeatFor a one-time donation of £150, a seat in our beautifulMain House <strong>The</strong>atre will be named on a plaque after youor a loved one - in perpetuity.• Corporate PatronLimited to six firms at any one time, starting at £1,500 peryear. Benefits include ticket dis<strong>co</strong>unts for staff anddis<strong>co</strong>unts on <strong>co</strong>nference hires, special events, advertisingopportunities and more.• LegaciesWe would be honoured if you would <strong>co</strong>nsider remembering<strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong> in your estate. Detailed information can befound on the website.For more information all of the above go to the website oremail marketing@<strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong>.SEASONAL BROCHUREReceive one <strong>co</strong>mplimentary <strong>co</strong>py by post each season.Request at <strong>Box</strong> <strong>Office</strong>, or download as a PDF fromthe website.WIN TICKETS ON RADIO BORDERSListen to “<strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong> Preview” on Thursdays at 1.30pm(approx), with a chance to win tickets nearly every week!Selkirk 96.8FM, Berwick 102.3FM, Peebles 103.1FM,Eyemouth 103.4FM or <strong>online</strong> at radioborders.<strong>co</strong>m.VOLUNTEER STEWARDS NEEDEDWe rely on the help of volunteer stewards at all of our showsand films. For more information, email the Front of HouseManagers at box.office@<strong>maltingsberwick</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong> or ring the<strong>Box</strong> <strong>Office</strong> to speak with Shona Hammon or Wendy Payn.While every effort is made to ensure the information <strong>co</strong>ntained in thisdiary is <strong>co</strong>rrect at the time of going to print, <strong>The</strong> <strong>Maltings</strong> <strong>The</strong>atre &Cinema cannot accept responsibility for any errors or changes. <strong>The</strong><strong>Maltings</strong> (Berwick) Trust registered charity no. 701194.
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