Trinity Arts Centre

January to March 2018

Gainsborough

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John RobinsonCentre Manager

john.robinson@west-lindsey.gov.uk

An Entertaining & Creative 2018 Starts Here!I’m delighted to introduce our new programme of film, livemusic, dance, and drama, as I start my first full year as themanager of this wonderful theatre.

My association with Trinity Arts Centre began in 2003 when, asa Stage Manager, I first brought a show here. I went on tobecome a volunteer and a casual technician, before i joinedthe permanent staff. I’ve been fortunate to have worked insome of the most successful theatres in the UK, but I haverarely encountered a theatre with as strong a connection to it’saudience, staff, and volunteers as we have here. This is, truly,a special place.

Trinity is not just a theatre, it supports and inspires, reachingout into the community with groups such as Stepping Stone,Act Now!, and the dementia support group Peggy’s Place.

Of course, none of this would be possiblewithout your continued support. Trinity

has prospered over recent years, andI look forward to building on theexcellent work undertaken by ourteam during that time. I’m also keento respond to your ambitions for the

venue. I will always welcome yourfeedback, suggestions, even your

criticisms, because this is your theatre.

Starring Annette Bening, Jamie Bell, Vanessa Redgrave, andJulie Walters, and based on the acclaimed memoir by Britishactor Peter Turner, Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool followsthe playful but passionate relationship between Turner andthe eccentric Academy Award winning actress GloriaGrahame. Set in Liverpool in 1979, the soundtrack features ahost of hits from the period, along with new music, including aspecially recorded track by Elvis Costello

Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool (15)

Friday, 5, January, 7.30pmTickets £6, £5

HamletNational Theatre Encore Screening

Tickets: £15, £13Thursday 7, October, 7pm

The Death of Stalin

Armando Iannucci, co-creator of Alan Partridge and ‘TheThick of It’, directs this savagely funny satire, capturing thepower struggles resulting from the sudden death of JosephStalin in 1953, with hilarious results. Starring Jason Isaacs,Steve Buscemi, and Michael Palin.

Friday, 12,January, 7.30pmTickets £6, £5

Battle of the Sexes (12A)

Emma Stone stars as Worldnumber one Billie Jean King, inthe true story of the 1973 tennismatch between King and ex-champion and serial misogynistBobby Riggs (Steve Carell). Setagainst the wake of the sexualrevolution and the rise of thewomen's movement, the matchbecame one of the most watchedtelevised sports events of alltime. Off-court each are fightingpersonal and complex battles.

Friday, 19, January, 7.30pm

Tickets: £6, £5

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This brilliant and detailedadaptation reignites thestory of literature’s mostcelebrated star-crossedlovers. Alexei Ratmansky,former artistic director ofthe Bolshoi Ballet, stageshis production withdramatic urgency and afresh re-telling ofShakespeare’s belovedclassic, set to Prokofiev’sromantic and cinematicscore

Star Wars: The Last Jedi (12A)

Friday, 26, January, 7.30pm Tickets: £6, £5

The latest instalment inthe Star Wars saga, anaction packed adventurethat unlocks the mysteriesof the Force and thesecrets of the past, withthe fate of the entiregalaxy at stake. MarkHamill stars once again asLuke Skywalker, CarrieFisher as Leia, DaisyRidley as Rey, and JohnBoyega as Finn.

Romeo and Juliet The Bolshoi Ballet

Sunday, 21January, 3pm

Tickets £15, £13

Ultimate Evening ofClairvoyance

Emily Blunt and KristinChenoweth head an all-starvoice cast in this charmingfantasy adventure, for alllovers of the belovedanimated TV series.

David Lee introduces Channel 5 medium Jeanette"The Gift" Greenough, Lincolnshire's finest PaulHumphries and Award Winning Paul Deleth.Humour, spiritual connection, and evidence thatlife really does continue. Not suitable for under 16’s.

Saturday, 27, January, 7pm

Tickets: £12.50

My Little Pony (U)Tickets £6, £5,Family of Four £20

Sunday, 28 January, 2pm

Friday, 2 February, 7.30pm

Tickets: £6, £5

Saturday, 3 February, 7.30pm

Tickets: £18.50The Floyd EffectPink Floyd Tribute

The music of Pink Floyd as itwas meant to be heard, agenuine live experience;powerful, immersive andemotional. Remarkablyaccurate, and supported by adramatic light show thatincorporates the iconic circularscreen, two sets of projections,smoke and lasers. Not suitable for under 12s.

A sensational and entertaining original musical inspired by theepic life of P.T. Barnum, celebrating the birth of show businessin high style. Stars Hugh Jackman as P.T. Barnum.

The Greatest Showman (PG)

As he arrives in Paris for the first time, the young and naiveArmand is utterly captivated after meeting the ravishing andmost desirable courtesan Marguerite Gautier. Their encountergives birth to a passionate yet doomed love. Alexandre Dumasfils’s novel comes to life on the Bolshoi stage, with primaSvetlana Zakharova as the ailing Marguerite seeking love andredemption from her life as a courtesan. The Bolshoi bringschoreographer John Neumeier’s work of rare beauty and tragicdepth to new emotional heights, accompanied by Chopin’sromantic piano score.

Tickets: £15, £13Sunday, 4 February, 3pm

Lady of the CamelliasBolshoi Ballet

First class family events to keepyou entertained during the half

term break. From theanimated blockbusterPaddington 2, to AdrianEdmondson’s Malvolio at theRSC, and Paul Daniel’sthrilling magic in the live

theatre show “Don’t Dribbleon the Dragon”, there’s

something for all ages.

Friday, 9 February, 7.30pm

Tickets: £6, £5, Family of 4 £20

Fueled by his restored faith in humanity and inspired bySuperman’s selfless act, Bruce Wayne enlists the help of hisnewfound ally, Diana Prince, to face an even greater enemy.Together, Batman and Wonder Woman work quickly to findand recruit a team of metahumans to stand against this newlyawakened threat. But despite the formation of thisunprecedented league of heroes - Batman, Wonder Woman,Aquaman, Cyborg and The Flash - it may already be too lateto save the planet from an assault of catastrophic proportions.

Justice League (12a)

Tickets: £6/ £5,Family of 4 £20

Paddington is back, in another big screen adventure! BenWhishaw, as the voice of Paddington, is joined by SallyHawkins, Hugh Grant, Julie Walters, Michael Gambon, JimBroadbent, Peter Capaldi, Tom Conti, and Hugh Bonneville, aspart of a stellar British cast in this heart-warming, family film.

Sunday 11, 2pm &Tuesday 13, 2pm

Ferdinand (U)Ferdinand, a bull with abig heart, is mistaken fora dangerous beast.Captured and torn fromhis home, he isdetermined to return tohis family and he ralliesa misfit team for theultimate adventure.Starring Kate McKinnon,David Tennant, andBobby Cannavale.

Paddington 2 (PG)

Wednesday, 14 February, 2pm

Tickets: £6/£5, Family of 4 £20

Featuring Adrian Edmondson as Malvolio in Twelfth Night,Shakespeare’s greatest comedy. This tale of unrequited love,at once hilarious and heart breaking, is directed byChristopher Luscombe, Director of the ‘glorious’ (DailyTelegraph) Love’s Labour’s Lost and Much Ado About Nothing,returning to the RSC to tackle this brilliantly bittersweetaccount of ‘the whirligig of time’.

Twelfth NightRoyal Shakespeare Company

Wednesday 14,February, 7pm

Tickets: £15, £13

Don’t Dribble on The DragonThe People’s Theatre Company

Tickets: £9

Thursday 15 February, 2pm

Featuring thrilling magic created by Paul Daniels, this new,spectacular, feel good, family musical from the award winningPeople’s Theatre Company, is aimed at adults and kids of allages (but not recommended for the under 2s). Paul Daniels’technical brilliance conjures up a fire-breathing dragon, lightsthat appear from thin air, a magical sponge cake and gravitydefying footballs! See gravity switch off and huge dragonspopping out of tiny suitcases only in this magical show, whichis being performed at a very few select venues for the UK runand we’re one of them. So don’t delay, grab your family andfriends and book those tickets and come join in the magic!

Wonder (PG)

Tickets: £6, £5

Based on the real-lifestory of August Pullman,a child born with facialdifferences whoeventually summonedthe courage to go toschool and confront hisfears. Wonder is a trulyinspirational and heart-warming human drama. Starring Jacob Tremblayand Julia Roberts.

Friday 16 February, 7.30pm

The Archer’s Graham Harvey, brings to the stage the truestory of an unlikely Cotswold hero and an enduring romance.Full of vivid, memorable characters, Elizabeth’s story movesbetween the 1940s and the current day, reflecting the need toprotect the countryside and issues of national identity.

Featuring live music performed by award winning composer,Alastair Collingwood, and directed by James Le Lacheur,who has recently spent a year in the West End in HarryPotter and the Cursed Child.

Graham Harvey will be taking part in an after-showconversation where he will discuss the issues in the play…and all things Ambridge!

Saturday 17February, 7.30pm

No Finer LifeDogwood Productions

Tickets: £12, £10

Tickets: £15, £13

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof National Theatre

Sunday 12, November 4pm

Starring Sienna Miller, JackO’Connell and Colm Meaney. On asteamy night in Mississippi, aSouthern family gather at theircotton plantation to celebrate BigDaddy’s birthday. The scorchingheat is almost as oppressive as thelies they tell. Brick and Maggiedance round the secrets andsexual tensions that threaten todestroy their marriage.

Thursday 22 February, 7pmTickets: £15, £13

Pitch Perfect 3 (12A)

After the highs of winning the World Championships, theBellas realise there aren’t many opportunities for acapellasinging groups. So when they get the chance of an overseastour, the girls come together to make some music, and somequestionable decisions, one last time. A fun-filled musicalcomedy starring Ruby Rose, Hailee Steinfeld, and AnnaKendrick.

Friday 23 February,7.30pm

Tickets: £6, £5

FilmFriday 5, 7.30pm, Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool (15)

FilmFriday 12, 7.30pmThe Death of Stalin (15)

FilmFriday 19, 7.30pmBattle of the Sexes (12A)

Live StreamingSunday 21, 3pmRomeo and Juliet - Bolshoi Ballet

FilmFriday 26, 7.30pmStar Wars: The Last Jedi (12A)Live ShowSaturday 27, 7pmUltimate Evening of Clairvoyance

FilmSunday 28, 2pmMy Little Pony (U)

FilmFriday 2,7.30pmThe Greatest Showman (PG) 

MusicSaturday 3, 7.30pm The Floyd Effect - Pink Floyd Tribute

Live StreamingSunday 4, 3pmLady of Camellias - Bolshoi Ballet

FilmFriday 9, 7.30pmJustice League (12A)

FilmSunday 11, 2pm & Tuesday 13, 2pmPaddington 2 (PG)

FilmWednesday 14, 2pmFerdinand (U)

Live StreamingWednesday 14, 7pmTwelfth Night - Royal ShakespeareCompany

TheatreThursday 15, 2pmDon’t Dribble on The Dragon - ThePeople’s Theatre Company

FilmFriday 16, 7.30pmWonder (PG)

TheatreSaturday 17,7.30pmNo Finer Life

EncoreStreamingThursday 22, 7pm Cat on a Hot Tin Roof - NationalTheatre

ArtFriday 23, 12pm -1pm Draw-a-long with Nick Sharrat(See community pages)

January - March planner

February

January

FilmFriday 23, 7.30pm Pitch Perfect 3 (12A)

FilmSaturday 24, 7.30pmJumanji 2 - Welcome to the Jungle(12A) 

TheatreFriday 2, 7.30pmLuke Jermay - Sixth Sense

FilmSaturday 3, 7.30pmDarkest Hour (PG)

Live StreamingSunday 4, 3pmThe Flames ofParis - BolshoiBallet

NationalTheatre LiveThursday 8, 7pmHold the Date

FilmFriday 9, 7.30pm,The Post (12A)

MusicSaturday 10, 7.30pmGa Ga Queen Tribute

FilmFriday 16, 7.30pmJourney’s End (12A)

MusicSaturday 17, 7,30pmThrough the Decades with RoyOrbison & Buddy Holly

Live StreamingThursday 22, 7pmJulius Caesar - National Theatre Live

TheatreFriday 23, 7pm, Saturday 24, 7pmand Sunday 25, 2.30pmBeat It - With the Beatles - EverettFox School of Dance

TheatreThursday 29, 1.30pmThe Easter Bunny’s Eggs Factor

FilmFriday 30, 7.30pm

Fifty Shades Freed (18)

FilmSaturday 31, 2.30pmCoco (PG)

FilmSaturday 31, 7.30pmThe Mercy (12A)

March

In a brand new Jumanji adventure, four high school kidsdiscover an old video game console and are drawn into thegame, literally becoming the adult avatars they chose. Whatthey discover is that you don't just play Jumanji - you mustsurvive it. To beat the game and return to the real world,they'll have to go on the most dangerous adventure of theirlives, discover what Alan Parrish left 20 years ago, andchange the way they think about themselves - or they'll bestuck in the game forever, to be played by others withoutbreak. It may be 22 years since the first Jumanji movie butthe thrills are just as impressive. Full of action, adventure,and comedy.

Tickets: £6, £5Saturday, 24 February, 7.30pm

Jumanji 2 Welcome to the Jungle (12A)

Luke Jermay - Sixth Sense

Luke Jermay can read your mind. No, really, he can readyour mind. His awe inspiring intuitive abilities have gainedhim high profile fans such as Derren Brown, Dynamo and UriGeller who all agree Jermay is astonishing. ‘Luke Jermay’s -Sixth Sense’ has gained critical acclaim with 5* reviews fromEdinburgh to London’s West End. Jermay knows your past,present and future, sometimes better than you do. From yourfavourite schoolteacher, childhood pet, Jermay knows all,sees all and tells (almost) all in an expert display of telepathydeveloped to amazing razor sharp accuracy.

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Tickets: £6, £5Saturday, 3 March 7.30pm

Tickets: £15, £13

Darkest Hour (PG)

Very few ballets canproperly depict the Bolshoi’soverflowing energy and fierypassion as can AlexeiRatmansky’s captivatingrevival of Vasily Vainonen’sThe Flames of Paris. With powerful virtuosity andsome of the most stunningpas de deux, the BolshoiBallet displays anexuberance almost tooenormous for the Moscowstage.

Within days of becoming PM,Winston Churchill must face aturbulent and defining trial:exploring a negotiated peacetreaty with Nazi Germany, orstanding firm to fight for theideals, liberty and freedom of anation. Gary Oldman’simmaculate recreation showsChurchill attempting to rally anation, with the threat ofinvasion imminent, anunprepared public, a scepticalKing, and his own partyplotting against him.

The Flames of ParisThe Bolshoi BalletLive Streamed from Moscow

Sunday, 4 March, 3pm

Steven Spielberg’s powerfuland entertaining movieabout free speech vs theWhite House follows thebattle between journalistsin 1971 to expose thesecrets of the Vietnam War.Tom Hanks and MerylStreep star as TheWashington Post’s editor,Ben Bradlee, and publisher,Katharine Graham. Inspiredby true events.

The Post (12A)

Tickets: £6, £5

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Saturday, 10 March, 7.30pm

Tickets: £16/£14

Ga Ga QueenTribute

Performed by a multi-award winning band who have headlinedthe ‘International Guitar Festival’ on several occasions, this isa Queen show like no other. From numerous QueenConventions to TV appearances, GA GA have consistentlyproved why they are so highly rated by critics and audiencesalike. There are no wigs, no make-up and definitely no falsemoustaches but instead a host of massive Queen songsplayed like they were meant to be.

Friday, 16, March , 7.30pm

Tickets: £6, £5,

A brilliant new screen adaptation of R C Sheriff’s famousstage play about a group of over-stressed officersdealing with life in the trenches of the First World War. A powerful and engaging recreation in this impressiveBritish production, starring Sam Claflin and Paul Bettany.

Journey’s End(12A)

Tickets: £17.50

Through the Decades Roy Orbisonand Buddy Holly

Saturday, 17 March, 7.30pm

Roy Orbison and Buddy Holly recorded their earlier work inthe Norman Petty Studios in Clovis, New Mexico, at one pointrecording the same Roy Orbison songs ‘An empty cup’ (and abroken date)’ and ‘You’ve Got Love’. Roy went on to writemany hits including ‘Only the Lonely’ & ‘Crying’, whilstBuddy’s writing talents earned him a place in the RollingStone’s ‘100 Greatest Artists of all Time’. Darren Page andMarc Robinson, who both have careers dedicated to RoyOrbison and Buddy Holly, come together to bring you a twohour uplifting show, with all the hits. Will Rock n Roll everDie? That’ll be the Day!

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Thursday, 22 March, 7pmTickets: £15, £13

Nicholas Hytner’s production thrusts the audience into thestreet party that greets Caesar’s return, the congress thatwitnesses his murder, the rally that assembles for his funeraland the chaos that explodes in its wake. Ben Whishaw and Michelle Fairley play Brutus and Cassius,David Calder plays Caesar and David Morrissey is MarkAntony. Caesar returns in triumph to Rome and the peoplepour out of their homes to celebrate. Alarmed by the autocrat’spopularity, the educated élite conspire to bring him down. Afterhis assassination, civil war erupts on the streets of the capital. Broadcast live from The Bridge Theatre, London.

Julius Ceasar

The Everett FoxSchool ofDance performstunningroutines to themusic of TheBeatles

Friday 23 March, 7pm, Saturday 24 March, 7pm, Sunday 25, March, 2.30pm

Can you help Marty MacDonald,Henrietta the Hen and ProfessorPinky practice for the EasterBunny’s singing competition? The prize is an exciting visit tothe hidden Chocolate Factory,and a chance to meet the EasterBunny himself! A fantastic, familyshow particularly suitable for 2-7year olds.

Thursday 29 March, 1.30pm

The Easter Bunny’s Eggs Factor

Tickets: £10 Children (including gift) £7 Adults

Tickets: £7

Everett Fox School of Dance

Friday 30March, 7.30pm

Fifty Shades of Freed (18)The final instalmentof the phenomenathat is Fifty Shadessees Ana andChristian finallyunited as a marriedcouple. But, despiteovercoming theirprevious erotichistory, the pastwon’t let them aloneand new threatscould jeopardize theirhappy ending beforeit even begins. Makesure you don’t missthe climax.

Coco (PG)

This spectacular Disney/Pixaranimation tells the colourful storyof little Miguel and his quest to findout why his family have bannedmusic for generations. But theanswer lies in the stunning Landof the Dead (not as scary as itsounds) as Miguel and his friendsset off on an extraordinary journeyto unlock the real story behindMiguel's family history.

Tickets: £6, £5

Tickets: £6, £5Family of 4 £20

Saturday 31 March, 2.30pm

Starring Colin Firth and RachelWeisz, the story of the Britishyachtsman Donald Crowhurst’sdisastrous attempt to win the1968 Golden Globe race, asingle handed round-the-worldyacht race, in which earlysetbacks lead him to create anoutrageous account of travelingthe world alone by sea. This beautifully acted record ofwhat a man will go through towin at all costs is a rare andengrossing achievement.

Tickets: £6, £5

The Mercy (12A) Saturday 31 March, 7.30pm

The Gainsborough & DistrictFine Arts Society (GDFAS)regularly meet at TrinityArts Centre, usually the firstThursday of the month. TheSociety exists to promote

interest in and knowledge ofall matters both current and

historic relating to decorativeand fine arts including textiles,

music, paintings, architecture, books and sculptureand to support education and heritage retention inthese areas. For more information call Mrs V Irvingon 01427 788550.

Friday 23 February12pm to 1pm

Tickets: £5, children free

Nick Sharratt, the illustrator ofthe Tracy Beaker books andauthor of Shark in the Park, willdraw his favourite charactersand talk about his work in thishour long lecture. Promoted byGDFAS and sponsored by TheArts Society. Suitable for allages. To book please contactSusan Hollingworth on07880 500 762.

Special Event! - Drawing Lecture,by Nick Sharratt

Stepping Stone Theatre is aunique theatre group for anyonewho has experience of mentalhealth problems, their carers,friends and health professionals.For more information contact Billor Kate on 01427 628888.

Act Now! Is a drama group foradults with learning disabilities(ages 18+). For more informationcontact the Box Office on 01427676655.

Peggy’s Place is a meeting placefor all families living withdementia, hosted at Trinity everyMonday from 1pm to 3pm andfacilitated by Admiral Nursing. Formore information contact TillyBrock on 01652 648335.

Pink Blossom Crafts are runninga range of pop up craft classes atTrinity Arts Centre. Classes arefor adults and are open to all, andsuitable for beginners. To book orfind out more contact Sharon on07818 793 810.

Peggy’s PlaceSupporting people & families with demetia & memory problems.

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Discounts for groups of 10+Gift vouchers are available

The theatre has an induction loop, and row A offers wheelchair spaces.

Guide dogs are welcome.

Our free car park is off SandsfieldLane and is covered by CCTV.

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