EASTGATE THEATRE & ARTS CENTRE
A Fearful
Woolf
Virginia
A Careful
Horse
McDonald
A Nocturnal
Bird
Perth Theatre
spring
APRIL MAY JUNE 2017
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April
Horse in Careful
Horse McDonald tells
“candid, fearless” story
Friend of a Friend - if you are a Friend
of the Eastgate, you can bring a friend
with you for free
One Man Shoe
Magic and mayhem from
the dazzling Jango Starr
Friends of the Eastgate £2 off the first ticket
Café
Monday - Saturday 10am - 5pm
Film Sundays 12.30 - 5pm
until interval end on show nights.
May
Registered Disabled/Carer - £2 off full price
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Student Discount - £2 off full price
Tommy Smith
Youth Jazz Orchestra
Plays Ellington, Basie, Mingus and more
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Daphne Oram’s
Wonderful World of Sound
Listen to Daphne shape the
sound of electronic music
Family - 1 adult + 3 children or
2 adults + 2 children for a group discount
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OAP - £2 off full price
June
Audio Description service available.
MamaBabaMe
A theatre, music, dance event for very
small children and their grown ups
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Tweedlove Film Night
The annual media overload
of all things bike
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Printed using vegetable inks on FSC approved paper. All the carbon emissions generated in the printing of this
programme will be offset by planting broadleaved trees in a local community woodland resulting in the print
becoming completely carbon balanced.
Front Cover:
Book III, Vault IV Hidden Door, 2014
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Brewband
A new music/dance supergroup
Child - £6 unless specified otherwise
Opening times
Box Office: Monday - Saturday 10am - 5pm
Film Sundays 12.30 - 5pm
until interval end on show nights
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The Eastgate Theatre gratefully acknowledges the support of
Copyright © 2014 Felicity Bristow
Photograph : Chris Park Photography
Find out more about Felicity's work at
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Friends of the Eastgate
The Friends of the Eastgate support and help to improve the theatre facilities in all sorts
of ways from helping to buy new theatre lights to the satellite dish that makes live relays
possible, from a new coffee machine to upgrading the computer system.
This not only makes them feel very good (and more comfortable when they visit) they
also benefit from
• A £2 discount on tickets for most live shows
• Buy One, Get One Free tickets for a specially
selected show each month
• A 10% discount on café purchases over £5
• Regular newsletters (with a prize draw)
BOX OFFICE IS OPEN
MONDAY - SATURDAY 10am - 5pm
• Social events throughout the year
UNTIL 8pm ON PERFORMANCE NIGHTS
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spring
2017
It’s great to see the Eastgate full of
young people – whether they’re
exploring the café, starting a new
class in the studio, or going into the
theatre for the first time. Their
combination of energy, excitement
and imagination means that
anything can happen! And there are
certainly lots of happenings to enjoy
this spring ...
First up is Hop and Bop, a weeklong course for young dancers
during the Easter holidays. Then
there’s an open day on 8th April
when children (and adults) can
sample some of our Engage classes,
and go on to enjoy a funny and
delightful show by Jango Starr called
One Man Shoe.
In May the focus shifts to teenagers,
with an evening performance by the
Tommy Smith Youth Jazz
Orchestra who can be relied on to
deliver classic jazz repertoire with a
brilliant combination of talent, skill,
exuberance and verve. And young
dancers will perform a new work
about identity as a curtain-raiser for
the extraordinary Brewband.
In June it’s back to entertainment
for and by younger children.
Babies and toddlers have a treat
in store when Starcatchers bring
their captivating new show
MamaBabaMe to the Eastgate.
Meanwhile performers from as
young as three years old have
their own chance to star in Dare
to Dance, featuring the junior
students of Fiona Henderson School
of Dance and Performing Arts.
Caroline Adam
General Manager
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Drama on Screen
...Drama
NATIONAL THEATRE (ENCORE)
presents
PERTH THEATRE IN PARTNERSHIP
WITH THEATRE BY THE LAKE,
KESWICK
RAPTURE THEATRE COMPANY
presents
presents
And Then Come
the Nightjars
Who’s Afraid of
Virginia Woolf?
Twelfth Night
Rosencrantz and
Guildenstern Are
Dead
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Tamsin Greig is Malvolia in a new twist on
Shakespeare’s classic comedy of mistaken
identity.
Half a century after its premiere on The Old Vic
stage, the play that made a young Tom
Stoppard’s name overnight, returns to The Old
Vic in this celebratory production.
South Devon, 2001. Jeff is a vet with a problem.
Michael is a cattle farmer who is a problem. The
two men have a begrudging respect for each
other and a blossoming friendship based on
sharing a fag, a nip of whisky and boisterous
banter. But when foot and mouth sweeps
through the country, communities are thrown
into chaos. Michael watches, in grief stricken
disbelief, the shooting of his beloved cows. He
also watches his friend brandish the gun.
A marathon night of drink, debauchery and
duplicity ensues as George and his wife Martha
invite unsuspecting young couple, Nick and
Honey, for a nightcap at their home. The drinks
flow, spiked with laughs, acerbic wit and verbal
sparring.
NATIONAL THEATRE (LIVE)
presents
A ship is wrecked on the rocks. Sebastian is lost
but his twin sister Viola is washed ashore and
steps out to explore a new land. So begins a
whirlwind of mistaken identity and unrequited
love. The nearby households of Olivia and
Orsino are so overrun with passion that even
Olivia's upright housekeeper Malvolia is swept
up in the madness. Where music is the food of
love, and nobody is quite what they seem,
anything is possible.
Simon Godwin directs this joyous new
production with Tamsin Greig as a transformed
Malvolia. an ensemble cast that includes Daniel
Rigby, Tamara Lawrence, Doon Mackichan and
Daniel Ezra.
Against the backdrop of Shakespeare’s Hamlet,
this mind-bending situation comedy sees two
hapless minor characters, Rosencrantz (Daniel
Radcliffe) and Guildenstern (Joshua McGuire),
take centre stage. Increasingly out of their
depth, the young double act stumble their way
in and out of the action of this iconic drama. In a
literary hall of mirrors, Stoppard’s brilliantly
funny, existential labyrinth sees us witness the
ultimate identity crisis.
By turns heart-breaking and hilarious, And Then
Come the Nightjars is a tender portrait of male
friendship and a requiem to rural life.
Bea Robert’s play is a Theatre 503 and Bristol
Old Vics production.
The play is directed directed by David Leveaux.
Thu 25 May
7pm
£14, £10 for schoolchildren
Thu 6 April
7pm
£14, £10 for schoolchildren
However as night turns to morning, haunting
secrets are revealed!
Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
is one the great masterpieces of American
theatre, scathingly funny and emotionally
charged, brimming with dazzling language and
unforgettable characters.
“Albee is the most important American
playwright of his generation!”
Age: 12+
The New York Times
Wed 12 April
7.30pm
£14
www.rapturetheatre.co.uk
“A savagely funny and sad play
directed with real delicacy”
Sat 13 May
7.30pm
£14
Photograph Jack Sain
The Guardian
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Drama
...Drama
Horse in Careful
BLOOD OF THE YOUNG
AND TRON THEATRE
presents
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Daphne Oram’s Wonderful
World of Sound
There are times in life when you need to be careful:
growing up gay in Lanark in the 70’s, when the
reward is half a pack of fruit pastilles, when the lady
on the train tells you about the doctor you should
meet. These would be some of those times, but you’ll
always be saved if you use your voice. Horse
McDonald takes us on a journey from wearing twotone velvet loons to being one of Scotland’s most
celebrated singers, and through those times when
she had to be... Careful.
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In 1942, seventeen-year-old Daphne Oram founded the worldfamous BBC Radiophonic Workshop and reshaped the entire
development of electronic music.
Daphne Oram was a pioneer of sound who cut a trailblazing path
through uncharted musical territory. Her story is told by awardwinning ensemble Blood of the Young who have teamed up with
SAY-nominated sound artist Anneke to explore the life and ideas
of a true innovator who sacrificed everything for her art.
Written by Lynn Ferguson, directed by Maggie
Kinloch and produced by Gilded Balloon’s Karen
Koren, Careful is Horse McDonald’s spellbinding
debut play.
This play is a visually arresting journey through Daphne’s
life performed and live-scored by electronic sound artist
Anneke Kampman.
★★★★★“Haunting, compelling, candid, fearless”
Musical Theatre Review
Fri 7 April
7.30pm
£14
Photograph Kris Kesiak
Wed 31 May
7.30pm
£14
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Opera on Screen
...Ballet on Screen
ROYAL OPERA (ENCORE)
ROYAL OPERA (LIVE)
ROYAL BALLET (LIVE)
ROYAL BALLET (LIVE)
presents
presents
presents
presents
Madama Butterfly
Otello
The Dream
Jewels
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Symphonic Variations
Marguerite and Armand
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Puccini’s Madama Butterfly features ravishing
music and the heartbreaking story of a loving
geisha deserted by callous American husband
B.F. Pinkerton (Marcelo Puente). Soprano
Ermonela Jaho sings the title role for the first
time at Covent Garden, in Moshe Leiser and
Patrice Caurier's stunning production.
World-famous tenor Jonas Kaufmann makes
his role debut as Otello in Verdi's passionate
retelling of Shakespeare's great tragedy of
jealousy, deception and murder. Soprano
Maria Agresta is his Desdemona and baritone
Ludovic Tézier his nemesis Iago in a new
production by Olivier Award winning director
Keith Warner.
The exotic imagery of the Nagasaki setting is
drawn from romanticized 19th-century
Western ideas of Japan and Antonio Pappano
conducts
Sun 2 April
2pm
£17, £10 for schoolchildren
Verdi's Otello, with its exquisite duets,
emotionally potent solo numbers and thrilling
choruses draws on the full forces of the
Orchestra and the Royal Opera Chorus and
this stellar line-up of principal singers. Antonio
Pappano conducts.
Wed 28 June
7.15pm
£17, £10 for schoolchildren
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This gorgeous mixed programme demonstrates
the great creative vision of Frederick Ashton,
Founder Choreographer of The Royal Ballet.
The Dream is Ashton's adaptation of
Shakespeare's riotous comedy in which a forest
sprite plays havoc, armed with a love potion.
Symphonic Variations was Ashton's first work
after World War II, and one of the Company's
first to be performed on the huge main stage of
the Royal Opera House, in 1946.
With six dancers performing a series of quartets,
duets, sextets and solos to Franck’s brooding
Variations Symphoniques, this seminal
masterpiece celebrates the pure beauty of
movement. Marguerite and Armand is Ashton's
beautiful and emotional retelling of a well-known
story, familiar to us through Verdi's opera La
Traviata. Ashton famously created this poignant
ballet for Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev
in 1963.
George Balanchine’s evocation of the sparkle of
emeralds, rubies and diamonds is a brilliant ballet
classic. The French romantic music of Fauré
provides the impetus for the subtlety and lyricism
of Emeralds, while the fire of Rubies comes from
Stravinsky and the jazz-age energy of New York.
Grandeur and elegance complete the ballet with
the splendour of Imperial Russia and the peerless
music of Tchaikovsky in Diamonds.
Tue 11 April
7.15pm
£17, £10 for schoolchildren
Wed 7 June
7.15pm
£17, £10 for schoolchildren
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Music
...Music
Alasdair Fraser and
Natalie Haas
Emily Smith and
Jamie McClennan
Imar
Basco
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This five piece is Glasgow’s hottest new folk
property. In just one year their debut video has
been viewed more than 200,000 times - whilst
their touring credits already include the opening
set at 2016 Cambridge Folk Festival and
Belgium’s Dranouter Festival just a week later.
This tour is a celebrtation of the release of their
debut album - Afterlight - released at Celtic
Connections in January.
Basco really just want to tell you some stories.
Their music ranges from hard hitting, high-speed
reels full of rosin dust and sweat, through sweet
and melancholy tunes that tell of loves won and
lost, fitful fever-dreams of fascinating texture to
songs that, when you come down to it, are really
just about sex.
This musical partnership between Alasdair
Fraser, long regarded as Scotland’s premier
fiddle ambassador, and the sizzlingly-talented
young California cellist Natalie Haas is the
fulfilment of a long-standing musical dream for
Fraser who was looking for a cellist who could
help him return the cello to the rhythmic heart
of Scottish dance music.
Haas, a graduate of the Juilliard School of
Music, was only 15 when they played their first
gig together. Today the duo tours the world
displaying dazzling teamwork, driving, dancing
rhythms, and their shared passion for
improvising on the melody and the groove of
Scottish tunes.
“Haas is the percussive power to Fraser’s
fiddle fireworks, providing syncopated, bowed
underpinnings to his melodies and solos”
The Patriot News
www.alasdairandnatalie.com
This year Emily Smith and Jamie McClennan
celebrate 15 years of making music together.
Their anniversary tour showcases a big new
sound for the duo, with Emily’s beautiful voice
and the couple’s sumptuous harmonies layered
over sizzling double guitars, fiddle and
accordion. The set features newly written songs
paired with selected favourites.
Since 2002, when he moved from New Zealand
to Scotland, fiddle player Jamie McClennan has
become an integral part of Emily’s sound, taking
on the role of lead guitar and backing vocals and
producing several of her albums. The duo has
played its particular brand of folk/roots music
throughout Europe, Australia, New Zealand,
Japan, Russia and North America.
Their line-up features prize winning members of
Mànran, RURA, Talisk and Barrule. Imar is Adam
Brown (bodhrán), Adam Rhodes (bouzouki),
Mohsen Amini (concertina), Ryan Murphy
(uilleann pipes) and Tomás Callister (fiddle).
“definitely an act to watch!” Songlines
www.imarband.com
Thu 20 April
7.30pm
£14
Fri 16 June
7.30pm
£14
Basco’s material is nearly all original, stealing
shamelessly from Scandinavian, English, Celtic
and American idioms. If you give it a chance, it’ll
lure you into the forest, give you a magic sleeping
draught and keep you prisoner in a gilded cage in
a tower on a hill until a prince comes and saves
you. But in a nice way…obviously.
“Dazzling … Basco were definitely the
weekend’s most popular discovery, with
tremendous ensemble verve and richly textured
arrangements” The Scotsman
Sat 10 June
7.30pm
£14
Thu 18 May
7.30pm
£15
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Music
...Music
Woody Pines
INNERLEITHEN MUSIC FESTIVAL
presents a Fundraiser Concert with
John McCusker, Heidi Talbot & Guests
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Nashville-based roots music hotshots Woody Pines
have wowed the crowds on both sides of the Atlantic
and last time they toured the UK, reviewers
unanimously declared them to be one of the most
entertaining acts on the Americana circuit.
An evening of great music headlined by two celebrated musicians who now call the
Tweed Valley home, together with guest spots from international stars and fine
local musicians.
John McCusker is an outstanding Scottish multi-instrumentalist, producer and
composer long renowned for his skill at transcending musical boundaries, sharing
stages with Bonnie Raitt, Steve Earle, Paolo Nutini, Eddi Reader and Jools Holland,
and featuring on recordings by Mark Knopfler, Paul Weller, Ocean Colour Scene
and Teenage Fanclub.
“One of the UK’s most gifted greatest musicians
in any genre” The Guardian
Subtlety is Heidi Talbot’s magic ingredient. From her
gossamer voice to the delicate re-working of traditional
and contemporary material that have earned her rave
reviews for her recordings and live performances.
The girl from Co. Kildare, who spent several years
in New York, slips effortlessly between musical
worlds but retains a personal modesty rooted
in traditional folk.
“Simply vocal heaven”
These Muddy Roots Records stars have won fans
around the world, Maverick magazine praising their last
release as “an intoxicating blend of rural and urban
stringband, country blues and jug band music.”
BBC Radio 2 presenter Bob Harris is a fan and regularly
features tracks on his show. He invited the band to
appear on the stage he hosted at the big C2C event at
the 02 arena in London.
The trio was one of the headline acts flown over to
Scotland to take part in Glasgow’s Celtic Connections
mid-winter bash two years ago, included for their
“fiery moonshine spirit that sparkles with
feelgood freshness”.
“Go and see them, you won’t regret it”!
American Roots UK
www.woodypines.com
The Sunday Times
Innerleithen Music Festival runs 18-20 August
www.innerleithenmusicfestival.com
Wed 19 April
7.30pm
£14
Tues 16 May
7.30pm
£16
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Music
Roy Orbison & Buddy Holly Show
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Happy Spring Holiday…
Roy Orbison and Buddy Holly both grew up in the same part of Texas. They both
recorded their earlier work in the Norman Petty Studios in Clovis, New Mexico, even
at one point recording the same songs. Each artist brought a unique Texas influence
to their music and each created a totally original, individual sound. Think of Only the
Lonely and Crying, That’ll be the Day and Peggy Sue.
In this tribute to two great artists Darren Paige is Roy Orbison and Marc Robinson is
Buddy Holly, together bringing you a two hour show, featuring all of the hits and a
few earlier tracks too!
Engage is an invitation to involve yourself in arts, whatever your
age, wherever you are….
Engage is classes, workshops, courses, performances, outreach
events in the community in the community, and a free open day!
Will Rock ‘n Roll ever die? That’ll be the day!
Thu 11 May
7.30pm
£17
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Hop & Bop
with Fiona Henderson School
of Dance and Performing Arts
A high energy, fun week of dance. Learn
different dance styles as well as team work,
performance and choreography skills.
Age: 5 – 11 (primary school children)
Mon 3 – Fri 7 April
9.30am – 1pm
Performance for family and friends
on Friday, 2pm
£65 (includes a healthy snack each
day and a commemorative t-shirt)
Tickets 01721 725 777
creative classes for
Mad Hatter
Workshop
young people…
with Sara Best
First shape funky foam into a top hat then choose
decorations from feathers and badges, elaborate
hat bands, tickets and patches and all sorts of
other interesting things to turn it into a mad hatters
top hat in this wacky workshop.
Age: 7 – 12
Thursday 13 April
2 – 4pm
£10, bring a brother or sister for £8
Tickets 01721 725 777
Engage Open Day
Bursting with free fun for everyone, the Engage Open Day is a chance to have a go
at any or all of the theatre’s different arts activities. Ever find yourself absentmindedly
drumming? Maybe try the percussion workshop. Looking forward to collecting your
Oscar one day? There are beginner’s drama workshops and masterclasses on offer.
Budding Hockney or Hepworth? Art Sparks is probably for you.
Add outdoor activities, dressing up and face painting. You can also find out how you can
be part of a major dance/music performance on the main stage when choreographer
Marc Brew brings Brewband to the Eastgate on Wednesday 3 May (see page 28 for
more info).Why would you want to do anything else with your Saturday?
Drop in on Saturday 8 April
between 10am – 3pm,
meet the Eastgate Engage team
and find out how you can…
Art Sparks
with Anna Nicholson
Make amazing original artwork,
have lots of fun and let your
imagination fly.
Age: 7 - 11
Tuesdays 18 April – 13 June
4 -5pm
£40.50 for 9 weeks or £5
each class
Tickets 01721 725 777
Let’s Pretend
with Jessica Johnson
Reach for the stars this summer
with these drama workshops
for 3-5s that will culminate in
an original, new production, inspired by the classic novel Le Petit Prince.
The Wee Prince, inspired by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s 1943 book and written by
Clare Prenton, is a poetic tale about a pilot stranded in the Sahara desert, who meets
a young Prince fallen to Earth from tiny Asteroid 325 (which the people on Earth call
Asteroid B-612!)
Age: 3 - 5
Mondays 24 April – 19 June
(no class on 1 May)
10 – 10.45am
£40 for 8 weeks
OR
Thursdays 27 April – 15 June
1.30 – 2.15pm
£40 for 8 weeks
Each class will present a short performance for
family and friends on the final day of the term.
…play…learn…create
All tickets from Eastgate Box Office 01721 725777
Scottish Theatre
& Music School
with Derek Douglas
This class teaches performance, role play, script work and improvisation.
Build your confidence and have lots of fun.
Thursdays 20 April – 15 June
5 – 6.15pm (classes on 20 April and 4 May
will take place from 4 – 5.15pm)
For details and to book, please contact Derek Douglas
T: 07949 973388 E:[email protected]
Dance Classes
Fiona Henderson School of Dance
and Performing Arts
Classes in Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Modern, Contemporary, Highland and Scottish
National. From tots to teens, beginner to professional level.
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays & Saturdays
18 April – 28 June
For details, prices and booking contact Fiona Henderson
T: 07894 881747
E: [email protected]
Rhythm Kids
Centrestage
NEW
with Frances Taylor
with Douglas Roberts
Shake, rattle, roll and sing in this lively
class full of fun and musical games with
percussion instruments.
Age: 3-5
Thursdays 20 April – 15 June
10.15 – 11am
£45 for 9 weeks
Tickets 01721 725 777
Drama masterclass for young people interested
in drama and stage performance. Learn theatre
and drama skills through improvisation, theatre
sports, scene-making, voice training and scriptwriting. This is a masterclass so some drama
experience is required.
Age: 12-18
Fridays 5 May – 16 June
2.30 – 3.50pm
£65 for 7 weeks
Tickets 01721 725 777
creative classes for
adults...
Dance with Fiona Henderson
Modern Ballet (All levels)
A modern take on this classical art form.
Mondays 24 April – 12 June
7.15 – 8.15pm
£36 for 8 weeks or £5 each class
Tap (experienced)
Get into the rhythm with this fast, fun
(noisy) class.
Tuesdays 18 April – 13 June
10 – 10.55am
£40.50 for 9 weeks or £5 each class
Classical Ballet (introductory)
Take your first ballet steps, whatever
your age!
Wednesdays 19 April – 14 June
11 – 11.55am
£40.50 for 9 weeks or £5 each class
Jazz for Exercise
Practise those jazz hands and so much more.
Fridays 21 April – 16 June
10.45 – 11.40am
£40.50 for 9 weeks or £5 each class
Tap (introductory)
Lace up your tap shoes and make
some noise.
Fridays 21 April – 16 June
11.45am – 12.40pm
£40.50 for 9 weeks or £5 each class
with Tigerlily
A beginners class to help with confidence,
toning, building flexibility in your hips and
strength in your core. All women, any size or
age, are welcome. This particular
performance art, following basic Egyptian
moves, will strengthen you physically,
mentally and spiritually.
Mondays 24 April – 12 June
(no class on 15 May)
8.30 – 9.30pm
£31.50 for 7 weeks or £5 each class
Drama with Clare Prenton
Acting Up
Classical Ballet (experienced)
Develop your balance, poise and posture.
Tuesdays 18 April – 13 June
11 – 11.55am
£40.50 for 9 weeks or £5 each class
Dance
Starlight Egyptian
Bellydance
Dance with LIVEforDANCE
Just Jhoom!
Bollywood dance fitness - energetic, glamorous
and very tongue-in-cheek.
Thursdays 27 April – 15 June
7 - 8pm
(no class 4 May)
£31.50 for 7 weeks or £5 each class
If you are aged 55 + and interested in theatre,
acting and plays then join theatre director
and acting tutor Clare for a new adventure.
Increase confidence, make some new
friends. A bit like a book group - except this
group will get up and do it! This spring’s
theme is ‘reflection’. We will looking at works
by Arthur Miller, Peter Brook and William
Shakespeare. No experience required - just
bring yourself.
Mondays 8, 15 & 22 May
11am – 12.30pm
£21 for 3 weeks or £7.50 each class
Art & Textiles
Let’s Dance
Cast On with Ursula Rautenbach
Burst out some moves in a range of different
dance styles in this fun, energetic class.
Thursdays 27 April – 15 June
8 - 9pm
(no class 4 May)
£31.50 for 7 weeks or £5 each class
(Classes on 4 May will take place in
Peebles High School Studio)
Crochet your very own little Yuki rabbit. It
makes a perfect gift but you may be tempted
to keep it for yourself. Suitable for all levels
but would help if you have crocheted before.
Sun 11 & Sun 25 June
12.30 – 2.30pm
£40 for both workshops
(all materials included)
All tickets from Eastgate Box Office 01721 725777
Music with Claire Garnett
Peebles Players
Lively music sessions for adults with disabilities.
Sing well-loved songs, choose from a selection of
colourful percussion and make music together
with friends. More information from Claire.
T: 01721 740 256
E: [email protected]
Literature
Writing Group
A friendly and informal opportunity to bring, read
and discuss new writing in poetry and prose.
Fortnightly on Wednesdays.
Contact box office 01721 725777
for the first date.
7pm
Free
Family
...Music
JANGO STARR
presents
One Man Shoe
The Tommy Smith
Youth Jazz Orchestra
Auditorium
When the headline act fails to show up, Jango, a bumbling theatre caretaker, is
suddenly thrust into the limelight and embarks on a hilarious journey of highly
crafted and heart-felt silent comedy, magically realising his dream of transforming
into a star! This delightful show, bursting with slapstick comedy, puppetry, magic and
juggling, is directed by Gerry Mulgrew, designed by Becky Minto and features
original music by Philip Pinsky.
★★★★ “An ace creative team…has given Starr a subtly sophisticated
framework that allows the naïve simplicity of his character to triumph.”
Mary Brennan, Sunday Herald
www.onemanshoe.uk
Age: 5 – 11 and families
Auditorium
The Tommy Smith Youth Jazz Orchestra
returns with a fresh new line up bringing the
talent, improvisational skills, exuberance and
verve now eagerly anticipated when they take
to the stage. The future of jazz in Scotland is
assured as these gifted players, under the
direction of Tommy Smith (Scotland’s most
distinguished jazz musician), play a repertoire
ranging from classics by Ellington, Basie,
Mingus and Gillespie to present day big band
tracks by Fred Sturm and Florian Ross.
Enjoy an evening of wonderful jazz as these
young musicians bring the music alive, playing
with a collective maturity well beyond their
years and featuring soloists of startling
ambition and creativity.
Sat 8 April
2.30pm
£8, £5, £22 family of four
"TSYJO smashed it!!! I think that they
had the best performance and piece of the
night"
Fri 19 May
7.30pm
£12, Free for schoolchildren
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...Music
Music
MUSIC IN PEEBLES
PEEBLES CONCERT BAND
presents
presents
Aurea & Gildas
String Quartets
Spring Concert
Clouds Harp Quartet
Auditorium
Auditorium
Auditorium
Spring into summer with the musicians of the
Peebles Concert Band. This local band is made
up of musicians ranging in age from 14 to 84,
playing a variety of woodwind, brass, bass and
percussion instruments.
Elfair Grug Dyer, Rebecca Mills, Esther Swift
and Angelina Warburton are four professional
harpists who met when they studied at Royal
Northern College of Music in Manchester.
They began playing as a harp quartet in 2007
and since then have released three CDs, toured
extensively and even performed under the
dinosaur in the Natural History Museum in
London. Clouds’ music is written by Esther Swift
and draws much from her background in folk
music and improvisation though it is also
influenced by jazz, blues, dance and many
new found extended techniques.
Strauss String Sextet from ‘Capriccio’, Op.85 12mins
Korngold String Sextet in D major, Op.10 35mins
Mendelssohn String Octet in E Flat, Op.20 32mins
These two dynamic young string quartets have
joined forces to become one of the most exciting
new collaborations in UK chamber music, now
able to perform larger scale repertoire. The concert
culminates in a performance of Mendelssohn’s
String Octet, probably the greatest work in
the genre.
The musicians are: Philip Brett, Rosemary Attree,
Christopher Jones and Gemma Sharples (violins);
Christine Anderson and Kay Stephen (violas);
Abby Hayward and Anna Menzies (cellos).
The concert will feature all sorts of music from
classical to movie themes, musicals to marches,
with a bit of 70s and 80s pop thrown in for good
measure. It promises to be a fun night packed
full of fabulous music!
Conductor: Vaughan Fleischfresser
Fri 12 May
7.30pm
£10
Thu 1 June
7.30pm
£12
www.musicinpeebles.org.uk
Tue 4 April
7.30pm
Tickets for each Music in Peebles
concert are:
£14, £7, free for MiP members
and schoolchildren.
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...Music
Blues and Jazz Review
Budapest Café Orchestra
Auditorium
Auditorium
Gary Martin presents a new show featuring some of Scotland’s top blues
and jazz musicians.
Led by jazz violin superstar Christian Garrick, the BCO evokes vivid images of Tzigane
fiddle maestros, Budapest café life and gypsy campfires - plus a few surprises along the
way: good enough to make you want to book that holiday down the Danube!
Richard O’Donnell opens the evening playing blues standards on piano.
Next up is Blues and Beyond with Neil Warden on Weissenborn lap steel
guitar/electric guitar and Gary Martin on harmonica/vocals. This roots lineup features special guest John Burgess on saxophone and clarinet.
Hard to describe, they are as fantastically exciting as they are musically impressive,
journeying far and wide across the Balkans and Russia, Klezmer, Romanian Doinas and
Hungarian Czardas. Expect surprises, diversions and adventures along the way.
Headline is the Jansen Interceptors. This five piece band plays in the classic
blues style. Fronted by Gary Martin, the bank features John Bruce on electric
guitar and special guest John Burgess on tenor saxophone as they tear
through a mix of covers and original blues compositions.
Their infectious energy will sweep you off your feet and stay in your heart forever.
Tue 9 May
7.30
£14
Sat 22 April
7.30pm
£12
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...Family
MARC BREW COMPANY
presents
Brewband
Auditorium
Scotland’s latest super band – blurs boundaries and challenges
people’s perceptions of identity.
Created by award winning disabled choreographer Marc Brew
this inclusive music and dance performance brings together
top Scottish rock artists Graeme Smillie, Jill O’Sullivan and
Peter Kelly with talented dancer/musicians Martyn Garside,
Marta Masiero and Alice Sheppard.
The evening will be promenade style, melding rock music with
Marc Brew’s distinctive choreography, to create an exciting
evening as much a music gig as it is a dance performance.
STARCATCHERS AND CURIOUS SEED
presents
presents
Dare to Dance
MamaBabaMe
Auditorium
Auditorium
Join the pupils of the FHSD Junior school aged
5 to 11 years for this dance extravaganza.
Come and see the youngest pupils of the
school perform all the new steps they have
learned in the last 12 months in a variety of
theatrical dances in ballet, tap, modern, jazz
and highland dance.
Every new relationship is a journey – it can be
tender, competitive, challenging, joyful. But
where does that begin?
Sat 3 June 2017 and Sun 4 June
2.30pm
£10, £5 for schoolchildren
“Bursting with exciting choreography.”
The Scotsman
Local dancers have joined forces with musicians from Peebles
Players to create their own short piece influenced by themes of
inclusiveness and identity. They will perform it as a curtain
raiser for Brewband.
Join us at the ringside of our mini arena for
MamaBabaMe to witness this exciting new
dance, theatre and live music experience made
especially for little ones and their grown-ups.
Through playful movement, dance and sound,
MamaBabaMe explores these profound new
relationships and how this eternal bond evolves
and grows.
Everyone will recognise something of their own
relationships, as parent or child – this is a show
for young children and anyone who’s ever been
one!
www.starcatchers.org.uk
Wed 3 May
7.30pm
£12
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FIONA HENDERSON SCHOOL OF
DANCE AND PERFORMING ARTS
Fri 9 June
11.30am and 2.30pm
£8, £5 for under 12s,
FREE for under 2s
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BOX OFFICE
01721 725 777
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Drama
…Film & Exhibition
Tweedlove Film Night
TWEED THEATRE
Auditorium
presents
Bite Sized
Entertainments
Bad Dates and
The Last Flapper
Studio
Studio
Bite Sized is back. These popular
lunchtime events offer opportunities for
older audiences to enjoy high quality
entertainment, a light, healthy lunch
and good company.
A double bill of intriguing one-woman shows.
5 April
Expect the unexpected.
12 April
Mary Kenny tells stories of wonder,
romance and history. Stories inhabited
by heroes, heroines and giants. Usually
warm, sometimes scary, always fun.
19 April
The Lorraine Mulholland Jazz Trio –
does exactly what it says in the title.
26 April
Nick Jenkins - Intricate, fast, folk music
played on the fiddle. Some tunes you
will probably know, others may be new
to you. But you won’t be able to listen
and keep your feet still.
Wed 5, 12, 19 and 26 April
12.30 – 1.30pm
£5 (includes lunch)
Bad Dates
Join vivacious American Hayley preparing for a
date. As she chooses shoes and outfits, she relates
her life story and describes the horrendously bad
dates she has had so far. Hayley shares her love of
work, shoes, her daughter Vera, and sex. Hilarious,
poignant and ultimately life affirming, this play will
have you laughing, crying and hoping, along with
Hayley, that it’ll be OK in the end!
The Last Flapper
Join Zelda Fitzgerald, wife of the famous author,
F ‘Scotch’ Fitzgerald, and share her last day inside
a lunatic asylum. This play is based on Zelda’s
letters and stories and is at times frightening and
scarily funny, at others heartbreakingly sad. The
Last Flapper is a reminder of this often ignored
aspect of health.
The Tweedlove Film Night 2017 will be a media overload with inspirational
talks, slideshows, short films and the same fun vibe as always.
The prizes for the Tweedlove Short Film Competition will be awarded and all
the winning films will be shown. As well as films, prizes will be awarded to
the amateur and professional photographers who captured the best still
images of biking this year. The stills will be exhibited in the studio.
Thu 8
7.30pm
Tickets £10, £7
Thanks to our sponsors: Shimano, Ian Linton, Three Fishes Gallery and Lemon Digital
Tweedlove Photo Exhibition
This is an exhibition of stunning stills taken by amateur and
professional photographers. The Tweedlove Photo Exhibition
features bikers doing what they love in favourite places locally
and across the world. Prizes will be awarded for the best
images captured by amateurs and professionals.
Thu 8 June – 3 July
Free
Thu 4, Fri 5, Sat 6 May
7.30pm
£10
Thanks to our sponsors: Ian Linton, Three Fishes Gallery
and Lemon Digital
The studio exhibition space is also used daily for classes and
workshops – please telephone 01721 725777 to check when
you can access the exhibition.
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Film
This is the Film Sunday programme for the first two months of this season. The film programme can
occasionally be affected by distribution problems – so please look online www.eastgatearts.com
or in the printed film brochure for updates.
Ticket prices for Sunday Cinema are £9 for adults, £6 for schoolchildren
and £25 for a family of four. Please check the film certificate before booking.
Sunday 2 April
Hidden Figures
7.30pm
The incredible story of three brilliant AfricanAmerican women working at NASA, who served
as the brains behind the
extraordinary operation
o launch astronaut John
Glenn into orbit. The
visionary trio crossed
gender and race lines to
inspire generations to
dream big.
Sunday 16 April
Beauty and the Beast
2.30pm
This new version of Walt Disney’s magical classic
captures the fantastic journey of Belle, taken by
the Beast, who befriends the castle's enchanted
staff - a teapot, a candelabra and a mantel clock,
among others - and ultimately sees beneath the
Beast's hideous exterior to discover the heart and
soul of a prince.
Moonlight
4.30pm
The tender, heart-breaking story
of a young man's struggle to
find himself, told across three
defining chapters in his life as
he experiences the ecstasy,
pain, and beauty of falling in
love, while grappling with his
own sexuality.
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20th Century Women
7.30pm
During the summer of
1979, a Santa Barbara
single mom and boarding
house landlord decides
the best way she can parent her
teenage son is to enlist her young tenants - a
quirky punk photographer a mellow handyman
and her son's shrewd best friend - to serve as role
models in a changing world. Stars Annette Bening
as mom Dorothea.
Viceroy’s House
4.30pm
In 1947 Lord Mountbatten assumes the post of
last Viceroy, charged with handing India back to
its people. He lives upstairs at the house which
was the home of British rulers, whilst 500 Hindu,
Muslim and Sikh servants live downstairs.
Trespass Against Us
7.30pm
The Cutler family live as outlaws in their own
anarchic corner of Britain's countryside. Chad
Cutler (Michael Fassbender) has been groomed
by his bruising father Colby (Brendan Gleeson) to
spend his life hunting, thieving and tormenting
the police. As Chad’s son Tyson grows, Chad
finds himself locked in a battle with his father for
the future of his young family. The film features
incredible performances - and an astonishing
score by The Chemical Brothers.
Sunday 30 April
2.30pm
Smurfs: The Lost Village
A mysterious map sets Smurfette and her best
friends Brainy, Clumsy and Hefty on a race against
the evil wizard Gargamel through the Forbidden
Forest to find a mysterious lost village. Their
course leads to the discovery of the biggest
secret in Smurf history!
Sunday 14 May
The Boss Baby
2.30pm
Meet a most unusual baby.
He wears a suit, speaks with
the voice and wit of Alec
Baldwin, and stars in this hilariously universal story
about how a new baby's arrival impacts a family,
told by 7 year old Tim a wildly imaginative,
delightfully unreliable narrator.
The Lost City of Z
4.30pm
The incredible true story of British explorer Percy
Fawcett, who journeys into the Amazon at the
dawn of the 20th century and discovers evidence
of a previously unknown, advanced civilization.
Ridiculed by the scientific establishment, Fawcett
returns time and again in an attempt to prove his
case, culminating in his mysterious disappearance
in 1925.
The Sense of an Ending
7.30pm
Tony Webster leads a reclusive and quiet
existence until long buried secrets from his past
force him to face the flawed recollections of his
younger self, the truth about his first love and the
devastating consequences of decisions made a
lifetime ago. Based on the novel by Julian Barnes.
Sunday 28 May
Peppa Pig: My First Cinema Experience
2.30pm
Join Peppa for plenty of snorts, giggles and
jumping up and down in muddy puddles! Nine
new episodes are linked with never-before-seen
interactive entertainment featuring live action
Peppa and George characters and their friend
Daisy, in her colourful new world.
Elle
4.30pm
Michèle (Isabelle Huppert) seems indestructible.
Head of a successful video game company, she
brings the same ruthless attitude to her love life
as to business. Being attacked in her home by an
unknown assailant changes Michèle's life forever.
When she resolutely tracks the man down, they
are both drawn into a curious and thrilling game,
a game that may, at any moment, spiral out of
control. The film is in French with subtitles.
Their Finest
7.30pm
With London emptied of men now fighting at the
Front, Catrin Cole lands herself a job writing copy
for propaganda films and is noticed by dashing
movie producer Buckley. With the country's
morale at stake, Catrin, Buckley and the crew
work furiously to make a film that will warm the
hearts of the nation. Catrin soon discovers there
is as much drama, comedy and passion behind
the camera as there is onscreen. Stars Gemma
Arterton, Bill Nighy, Sam Claflin and Richard
E Grant.
Sunday 25 June
2.30pm, 4.30pm & 7.30pm
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How to find us...
By CAR
From the north – follow the A703 south into Peebles, and turn
right just after Holland & Sherry into the Edinburgh Road Car Park.
From the south/west – from the A72 into Peebles, turn left at the
Tweed Bridge roundabout and continue along the High Street for
about half a mile. At the Esso Garage, turn left at the roundabout
onto the A703 and then turn left into the Edinburgh Road Car Park.
Friends Quiz Night
From the south/east – from the A72 into Peebles, turn right onto
the A703 at the Esso garage, then turn left into the Edinburgh
Road Car Park.
The annual mind boggling quiz returns. Pick your team
and then relax with a drink (pub quiz style) and try to
answer all sorts of questions on all sorts of subjects.
By BUS – local services available to/from Edinburgh via Penicuik,
and to/from Galashiels via Innerleithen and Walkerburn. The
nearest bus stop is opposite the front of the theatre.
Individuals welcome, come early and assemble into
impromptu teams. There are great prizes and we promise
lots of fun while you help raise funds for the Eastgate.
Fri 21 April
7.30pm
£5 each person
(max 5 in a team)
Parking
The nearest car park is the Edinburgh Road Car Park where it’s
free to park every day except Saturday between 8.30am and
5.30pm. From the car park, take the pedestrian footpath into
town and we are immediately on your right.
useful information...
Tickets
You can buy tickets in person at Box Office, over the phone on
01721 725777 or online at www.eastgatearts.com
We accept cash, cheques, debit cards and credit cards
(except AmEx).
Tickets can be kept at the box office for collection, or posted
out for a £1.50 charge.
Use the seating plan below to select the seats you’d like.
Please note row A is reserved for wheelchair users and
cannot be booked online.
Reservations
We will only reserve tickets for groups of 10 or more. Any
group reservations not paid for within an agreed timescale
will be released for general sale.
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Tickets are available from Eastgate Theatre Box Office
01721 725777 or online www.eastgatearts.com
www.shakespeare-at-traquair.co.uk
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Shakespeare’s fairy tale of love and laughter, blindness and
betrayal, redemptions and reconciliation. And a bear.
Promenade performances in the grounds of Traquair House,
the oldest inhabited house in Scotland.
Wed 31 May to Sat 3 June, 7.30pm
Wed 7 June to Sat 10 June, 7.30pm
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Refunds
Refunds are only given if a show has to be cancelled. Tickets
may be exchanged or transferred at the discretion of the Box
Office Manager. For shows which sell out we will try to resell
your tickets, but this cannot be guaranteed.
Data protection
All customer details are confidential and we never share or sell
them with anyone else. Please help us to keep your details up
to date.
Special effects
We will inform you as soon as we find out a show has special
effects. Often we are not told in advance so please look out for
signs in the foyer.
Latecomers
If you are delayed and miss a show start time we will do our
best to admit you as soon as we can to a seat at the back of the
auditorium (to minimise disturbance). You may have to wait
until a suitable break in the performance and, occasionally,
until the interval.
Accessibility
The Eastgate has level access, adapted toilet facilities and a
passenger lift. Wheelchair spaces are available on the front row
of the auditorium (please book in advance through Box Office).
Babies/young children
Are welcome - we have baby changing facilities, high chairs and
kids lunch boxes in the café. In the theatre under 2 year olds are
classified as babes in arms and can sit on adult’s knees but must
still have a ticket (it will be issued free by box office). Adults may
be asked to remove noisy children from the theatre.
Assist dogs
Are welcome, the front row offers the best space for dogs to lie
down beside their owners, just ask at box office.
Alterations to programme
We do our best to make sure that all the information in this
brochure is correct at the time we go to press. However,
sometimes circumstances beyond our control mean that prices
or line-ups might change; and we reserve the right to be human
and make the odd mistake.
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Opera: ROH (Encore) Madama Butterfly
Film: Hidden Figures
Music: MiP Aurea & Gildas String Quartets
Bite Sized Entertainment
Drama: NT (Live) Twelfth Night
Drama: Horse in Careful
Family: One Man Shoe
Dance: RB (Live) Jewels
Bite Sized Entertainment
Drama: And Then Come the Nightjars
Film: Beauty and the Beast
Film: Moonlight
Film: 20th Century Women
Bite Sized Entertainment
Music: Woody Pines
Music: Imar
Quiz: Friends Quiz Night
Music: Blues & Jazz Review
Bite Sized Entertainment
Film: Smurfs: The Lost Village
Film: Viceroy’s House
Film: Trespass Against Us
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Drama: TT Bad Dates & The Last Flapper
Music: Budapest Café Orchestra
Music: Roy Orbison & Buddy Holly
Music: PCB Spring Concert
Drama: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Film:The Boss Baby
Film: The Lost City of Z
Film: The Sense of An Ending
Music: IMF John McCusker & Heidi Talbot
Music: Alastair Fraser & Natalie Haas
Music: Tommy Smith Youth Jazz Orchestra
Drama: NT (Encore) Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead
Film: Peppa Pig: My First Cinema Experience
Film: Elle
Film: Their Finest
Drama: Daphne Oram’s Wonderful World of Sound
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Music: Clouds Harp Quartet
Dance: FHSD Dare to Dance
Dance: RB (Live) The Dream
Film: Tweedlove Film Night
Drama: MamaBabaMe
Music: Basco
Music: Emily Smith & Jamie McClennan
Film: See Press for details
Film: See Press for details
Film: See Press for details
Opera: ROH (Live) Otello
7.30pm
2.30pm
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