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Quarterhouse

LIVE SCREENING

ROYAL OPERA HOUSE LIVE

(ENCORE)

Fidelio

Sunday 22 March, 2pm |

Tickets £12, £10 conc/member

Beethoven’s only opera is an

uplifting story of risk and triumph.

In this new production, conducted

by Antonio Pappano, Jonas

Kaufmann plays the political

prisoner Florestan, and Lise

Davidsen his wife Leonore who

daringly sets out to rescue him.

Tobias Kratzer’s new staging brings

together the dark reality of the

French Revolutionary ‘Terror’ and

our own time to illuminate Fidelio’s

inspiring message of shared

humanity.

THEATRE

FILM

DOC CLUB

Shooting the Mafia (cert 18)

Wednesday 25 March, 7.30pm | Tickets £5,

£4 conc/members

In the streets of Sicily, beautiful, gutsy Letizia

Battaglia pointed her camera straight into the

heart of the Mafia that surrounded her and

began to shoot. The striking, life-threatening

photos she took documenting the rule of the

Cosa Nostra define her career.

Shooting the Mafia weaves together

Battaglia’s striking black-and-white

photographs, rare archival footage, classic

Italian films and the now 84-year-old’s own

memories to paint a portrait of a remarkable

woman whose bravery and defiance helped

expose the Mafia’s brutal crimes.

A skype Q&A will follow the screening,

hosted by Violet Pictures.

A MR AND MRS CLARK PRODUCTION

Louder Is Not Always Clearer

Performed by Jonny Cotsen

Thursday 26 March, 7.30pm | Pay What You Decide

Jonny is a teacher, a workshop leader and an avid football fan. He’s just become a father.

His friends say that he’s outgoing and that he loves music, festivals and nightclubs. Jonny is deaf.

He was born deaf to hearing parents who were afraid that disability would stigmatise their son

and the family.

An honest portrayal of the vulnerability of a deaf man, created and performed by a deaf man.

For a hearing audience it is an illuminating and emotional experience. For deaf audience members

the show is a familiar tale of misunderstanding and isolation. For all audiences it is a humorous and

moving story of one man’s attempt to cope, to fit in and be accepted.

Creative Folkestone 18 quarterhouse_uk 01303 760750

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creativefolkestone.org.uk

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