JANUARY – MAY 2012
The city’s centre for arts and entertainment
Welcome Cambridge Corn Exchange celebrates 25 years! It all began 25 years ago, on 3rd December 1986, when the doors of the new look Corn Exchange opened for the very first time to welcome and entertain the hundreds of thousands who have since experienced the very best in rock, pop, classical music, comedy, theatre, musicals and ballet in the heart of the city. Oasis, The Smiths, David Bowie, The Who, Amy Winehouse, Björk, Chuck Berry, Van Morrison, Eddie Izzard, Russell Brand, Lenny Henry, John Martyn, Jimmy Carr, Sir Simon Rattle, Darcey Bussell, Sylvie Guillem, Theatre de Complicite, Borodin String Quartet, Royal Ballet, City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Sugababes, Ian Dury, Primal Scream, Elbow . . . the list goes on of stars who have performed on the Corn Exchange stage and, together with you, helped create the unique place it has become over the last quarter of a century. 2012 is therefore a very special year of celebration in the venue’s history and we will be marking its position as the region’s leading centre for entertainment throughout the next 12 months. Look out for exciting developments, such as our recent introduction of Select-A-Seat ticketing allowing you to choose exactly where you sit in the venue when booking your tickets on our website, plus exceptional new shows coming to the city for the first time. One of the greatest musicals of all time, Chicago, is confirmed for December 2012, ensuring the Corn Exchange is set to provide wonderful entertainment for the next 25 years! We look forward to welcoming you soon. Councillor Rod Cantrill Executive Councillor for Arts, Sport and Public Places
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Cambridge News Job Fair Wednesday 18 January 10am – 5pm • Free Make 2012 the year you find the job you’ve been looking for! You’ll find a huge range of employers at the event – from technology and engineering through to sales and care work. There will be presentations throughout the day and you can get career advice from Next Step, Connexions and the Job Centre.
For more information, visit www.cambridge-news.co.uk/Jobfair2012
Julian Lloyd Webber Saturday 21 January 7.30pm Tickets £20, groups 20+ £15, senior citizens & students £10 t
Recital by Cambridge Corn Exchange Artist-in-Residence Celebrated cellist Julian Lloyd Webber performs a recital at the Corn Exchange, which includes Bach’s Adagio in G, Bridge’s Scherzetto and Elegy, Britten’s Scherzo Pizzicato, Fauré’s Elegie, Delius’ Sonata, William Lloyd Webber’s Nocturne and ends with Rachmaninov’s lyrical and expressive Sonata.
Pre-recital talk King Room Corn Exchange. 7pm - Free to ticket holders Limited capacity; first come, first served
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ALSO See Cambridge Classical Concert series page for more information about Julian Lloyd Webber’s performance with the European Union Chamber Orchestra.
Thin Lizzy + Clutch + Triggerfinger Wednesday 25 January 6.30pm (Doors) • Tickets: £27.50t The legendary rock band, which now features former Almighty frontman Ricky Warwick, alongside original members Scott Gorham and Brian Downey will return to Cambridge for a much anticipated In association with date. Hear the band’s hits including Boys Are Back In Town, Jailbreak, Don’t Believe A Word and more.
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A SPECTACULAR NEW SHOW FOR 2012!
‘A show of daunting athleticism.’ The Observer
Saturday 28 – Sunday 29 January From the land of legends and warrior Shaolin monks comes the incredible new Chinese State Circus production – the live acrobatic spectacular Yin Yang. To say the Chinese State Circus is merely a show is to grossly underestimate it; it is the embodiment of a traditional art form which can trace its history back over 2000 years. The undisputed masters of physical theatre will have the audience enthralled with a breathtaking fusion of precision acrobatics, martial arts and dazzling circus skills – entertainment for the whole family. In association with
Saturday – 5pm & 8pm Sunday – 2pm & 6pm Tickets: £25, £21, £17 Family ticket: £64 (max 2 adults) Concessions: Under 16’s, senior citizens & unwaged £3 off. Groups: 10+ 10% off, 15+15% off, 20+ 20% off.t t All tickets purchased by credit or debit card are subject to a £2 fee.
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All Time Low + The Maine + We Are The In Crowd Thursday 26 January 7.30pm Formed in 2003 as high school students, All Time Low has become one of pop-punk’s hottest new bands. They’ve cultivated a devoted fan base and had two sold out O2 Academy Brixton shows on their recent UK tour. The band continued with their triumphant year by picking up Best Live Act at last year’s Kerrang Awards. Under 14’s must be accompanied by an adult
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Produced in association with Harley-Davidson, WITH American Anthems is the spectacular rock NEWfor a musical based around the search legendary rock star that disappeared PHOTOin the early 90’s at the height of his fame. Route 66 FM leads the search for the rock star, Rocky Rhodes, tracking him across America to bring him back for one last concert. Appearing as a guest star is the legendary John Parr, who had a worldwide No.1 hit with St Elmo’s Fire. Featuring a sensational cast of singers, dancers and musicians, this spectacular rock musical promises to be the rock show of the year, recapturing the memories of America’s most iconic music including songs by Bruce Springsteen, Bon Jovi, The Eagles, Elvis Presley, Bryan Adams and Michael Bolton.
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James Morrison Friday 3 February 7.30pm International star, James Morrison, remains one of the finest soul singers of the moment, with his powerful and sultry trademark voice. The album The Awakening, his most accomplished collection of songs yet, reached number 1 in the album chart. On this sell-out UK tour, he will showcase his hits along with songs from the new album that promise to be more personal and full of emotion than ever before.
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Wednesday 1 February 7.30pm Tickets £21.50, Concessions £20t
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City of London Sinfonia – Conquering The Antarctic Saturday 4 February 7.30pm • Tickets £33.50, £29.50, £25.50. Students £5 any seat. Senior citizens, under 16s and unwaged: 50% off any seat. Groups 8+ 10% off. City of London Sinfonia in partnership with the Scott Polar Research Institute, University of Cambridge, are embarking on this landmark concert tour to celebrate the centenary of Scott’s expedition to the Antarctic. The concert tells the story of the expedition through music from the film score to Scott of the Antarctic and Vaughan Williams’ Sinfonia Antartica, with its eerie wordless female chorus and elaborate percussion section. The concert also features projected original photographs from the expedition itself, as well as readings from Scott’s own diary and letters written during the expedition. In addition, composer Cecilia McDowall has been commissioned to write a new piece of music entitled Seventy Degrees Below Zero, specifically for the tour. Vaughan Williams Extracts from Scott of the Antarctic Cecilia McDowall Seventy Degrees Below Zero – World Premiere Vaughan Williams Symphony No 7 Sinfonia Antartica City of London Sinfonia Stephen Layton conductor Robert Murray tenor The Holst Singers
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Jethro Sunday 5 February 7.30pm • Tickets: £18.50, £15 t Originally a ‘timber man’ from Lavant Tin Mine, Jethro will be performing armed with nothing more than a microphone, a stand and a small table with his favourite drink to hand. As he paces the stage from side to side, you’ll hear hilarious antics of rural comedy delivered to you in a warm, Cornish accent. Having sold over four million stand-up comedy DVDs to date, isn’t it about time you came and experienced some serious nonsensical twaddle!! Contains adult material.
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Derek Acorah Friday 10 February 7.30pm • Tickets £17.50 Students, senior citizens and under 16s: £1 off t With countless hours of spirit contact, one-to-one readings, numerous TV appearances and twenty years of live stage shows, Derek Acorah is one of the most respected spirit mediums in the UK today. He returns to Cambridge on his True Vision tour with Sam, his Spirit Guide, beside him. ‘The model of the modern medium.’ The Guardian
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Artistic Director: Sergei Bobrov Music Director and Chief Conductor: Anatoly Tchepurnoi
Giselle Monday 13 February 7.30pm The most poignant of all classical ballets combines powerful emotions and visual splendour in a chilling and heart-rending tale of love, treachery and forgiveness from beyond the grave. The story of Giselle and her aristocratic but duplicitous lover Albrecht is set to a glorious score and brought to life by the magnificent costumes and virtuoso performances of the Russian State Ballet of Siberia.
Swan Lake Tuesday 14 February 2.30pm & 7.30pm This is an immortal love story filled with magic, emotion and beauty. From the opulence and splendour of the magnificent court room to the exhilarating lake scenes, Tchaikovsky’s hauntingly beautiful music creates a truly unforgettable experience.
Sleeping Beauty Wednesday 15 February 2.30pm & 7.30pm The greatest romantic ballet of all! Every child’s favourite fairytale, this is the classic story of love and innocence, mystery and magic set to Tchaikovsky’s sublime score.
Tickets: Evening: £32.50, £28.50, £22.50, £13.50* Matinee: £28.50, £24, £19, £12* *Restricted view
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Brendan Cole Live & Unjudged Saturday 11 February 7.30pm • Tickets: £32, £28t Not just for the Ballroom and Latin enthusiasts, this up close and personal dance spectacular promises more than just a few cha cha cha’s! Now into its fourth season, Brendan’s mischievous personality and his 14 piece band will captivate you with their renditions from some of music’s greatest artists. Joining him on stage will be former Strictly Come Dancing professionals Nicole Cutler, Andrew Cuerden, Hanna Haarala, Izabela Hanna and Brendan’s brother Scott Cole. Don’t miss your chance to see some of the Strictly magic first hand by one of its most charismatic In association with choreographers and performers.
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Spaghetti Western Orchestra Sunday 12 February 7.30pm • Tickets: £25, £20t Five brilliant comic maestros perform classic Ennio Morricone soundtracks from the iconic Clint Eastwood movies The Good, The Bad And The Ugly, For A Few Dollars More and Once Upon A Time in The West recreating every punch up, gunshot, and jangling spur with hilarious effect! ‘Take five multi-talented, unashamedly theatrical Australians and let them loose on 100 instruments and you have some idea of Spaghetti Western Orchestra. A joyous celebration.’ London Evening Standard
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The Fixham Theatre is set for a grand re-opening. Local talent Dickie Olivier needs Bob’s help to fix up the stage for his brand new musical. But when Spud decides he wants to be the star of the show, the job doesn’t exactly go to plan. Will the theatre be ready? Will the show go on? One thing’s for certain, Bob’s going to need some help from his friends. Join Bob, Scoop, Muck, Dizzy, Rolly and Wendy as they work together to get the job done in an all-new stage show which celebrates the power of positive thinking, teamwork and above all, friendship!
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Friday 17 February 7.30pm • Tickets: £28.50, £25.50, £19.50. Groups 10+ 20% off t Waltz back in time to the glittering ballrooms of 19th Century Vienna with an enchanting mix of music, song and dance from the Strauss family and friends. Sparkling soprano Amy Freston performs arias and songs whilst David Juritz directs from the violin in the traditional Viennese manner. The Johann Strauss Orchestra will be joined by the Johann Strauss Dancers in glorious period costume. Book now for this wonderful evening, which is guaranteed to put a smile on your face and a spring in your step!
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Rumours of Fleetwood Mac
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Sunday 19 February 7.30pm • Tickets: £22.50 t It’s the ultimate tribute to one of rock and roll's most truly remarkable stories. From the raw innocence of the innovative, soul-searching blues of the 60s’ Peter Green era, Rumours of Fleetwood Mac travel through the band’s reincarnation to record one of the decade-defining albums of the 70s, Rumours, before the band metamorphose again into one of 80s rock’s most staggeringly successful supergroups – this is a musical journey of quite epic proportions. Hear all the band's classic hits including Black Magic Woman, Albatross, Go Your Own Way, Dreams, Gypsy, Say You Love Me, Sara, Oh Diane, Little Lies, Everywhere and many more.
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Port Isaac’s Fisherman’s Friends Tuesday 21 February 7.30pm • Tickets £19.50t After their success at last year's BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards, the Shanty men of Port Isaac are out on the road to delight and enthral audiences in an incredibly rousing and joyful set of shanties and Cornish folk songs. The Fisherman's Friends have delighted visitors and locals there for more than 15 years, with almost 300 live performances under their belts, a major album release and now these selective live dates.
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Back To Broadway Thursday 23 February 7.30pm • Tickets £20, under 16s, students & senior citizens £18.50 t Back to Broadway tells the story of a small town girl’s dream to become a Broadway star, mixed with all your favourite songs from the West End and Broadway. This fresh and unique musical features eight of the country’s finest singers and dancers from Welsh National Opera, The Twelve Tenors and the West End. Featuring fantastic renditions of the world’s favourite musicals, including songs from Fame, Chicago, Footloose, Mamma Mia, Lion King, Dirty Dancing and many more . . . Back to Broadway is a fantastic feel good family night out!
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Joan Baez Friday 24 February 7.30pm • Tickets £39.50 t From her debut at the Newport Folk Festival in 1959 to her appearance alongside Nelson Mandela at his 90th birthday celebrations, Joan Baez has been at the forefront of American music and political activism for over 50 years. Throughout that time she has remained a musical force of nature, immortalising the songs of such enduring artists as Woody Guthrie, Bob Dylan, Kris Kristofferson and Steve Earle. Don’t miss this chance to catch a true American music icon live in concert.
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Polish Dance Spectacular Saturday 25 February 7pm • Sunday 26 February 4pm Tickets £15, £12, under 16s £10 t Presenting an exciting display of dazzling movement, a kaleidoscope of colourful costumes, with vibrant performances of dance, song and music that will thrill and enchant you. Twelve nationally and internationally acclaimed dance companies, come together for only the eighth time to present an atmospheric and enchanting song and dance spectacular, featuring over 300 talented performers. Enjoyed by thousands around the UK, now Cambridge has the opportunity to experience the richness and excitement of Polish folk culture for the first time.
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Jimeoin Wednesday 29 February 8pm • Tickets £14.50 t Jimeoin is loved by audiences throughout the world for his brilliant wit and his razor-sharp take on the absurdities of everyday life, and has even beaten the world’s scientists to the finish line by introducing the concept of the Speed of Cheese – the more useful and alternative measurement to the Speed of Light – into modern day vocabulary. ‘Inspired . . . comedy so deceptively bright it almost blinds you . . . This is comedy of the highest order.’ London Evening Standard
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MARCH
Laura Marling The Wisdom of Spring Tour Thursday 1 March 7.30pm • Tickets £18.50 t Following a sensational performance at the Cambridge Folk Festival in 2011, Laura Marling returns to the city for a headline gig. Voted Best British Female at the Brit Awards and Best Solo Artist at the NME Awards, Laura is touring on the back of her successful third album A Creature I Don’t Know.
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Battle Of The Giants The Rock and Pop Years
Friday 2 March 7.30pm • Tickets £18t A tribute to the hugely popular radio show Luxembourg 208, Battle of The Giants takes a humorous look back at the music of the 1960s featuring a highly-talented cast of young, stunning guy and gal singers, actors, dancers and musicians. The 16 strong cast will recreate the hits of the time, in their own style, made famous by Elvis Presley, Sir Cliff Richard, The Beatles, The Four Seasons, Brenda Lee and Cilla Black.
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Matt Cardle Saturday 3 March 7.30pm When Matt turned up for his first audition on the X-Factor just over 18 months ago, little did he know the shifts in factories or gruelling labour on building sites would soon be a thing of the past. Since then has toured with X Factor, and written and recorded his debut album Letters. Don’t miss the chance to see him performing his amazing new material live.
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Nick Lowe Sunday 4 March 7.30pm • Tickets £27.50 t One of the pioneers of punk, a leading light in the legendary Stiff label and critically acclaimed singer songwriter in his own right, Nick Lowe is perhaps best known for his songs Cruel To Be Kind and (I Love The Sound Of) Breaking Glass and albums Jesus of Cool and Labour of Lust. He’s just released The Old Magic, his first new studio album in over four years, and toured with Wilco in the USA.
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Dara O Briain Following last year’s sell-out tour of the UK & Ireland, Irish funnyman Dara O Briain hits the road again with a brand new show for 2012. Dara is one of the most recognisable faces of British TV, hosting Mock The Week, The Apprentice: You’re Fired, Stargazing Live and starring in Three Men in a Boat. Your chance to catch one of the most charismatic, intelligent, fast-talking and down right funny live performers working in the British Isles today.
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Monday 5 – Tuesday 6 March 8pm • Tickets £21t
Tuesday 13 – Saturday 17 March
‘Exhilarating, entrancing, terrific.’ The Independent If you have never experienced STOMP then this is your chance to see why this breathtaking show thrills audiences around the world. With its unique combination of theatre, dance, comedy and percussion, eight performers use boots, bins, brooms and everything including the kitchen sink to hammer out an explosively feel good rhythm. With brand new routines, new choreography and new music, STOMP is now fresher, faster and funnier than ever! Tues 13 – Sat 17 March Evening performances: Tues – Thur 7.30pm Fri 8.30pm Sat 7.30pm Matinee performances: Wed & Sat 2.30pm Fri 5pm
Tickets: Evening performances: Tues – Thur £23.50, £20, £15 Fri & Sat £26.50, £22.50, £19.50 Matinee performances: Wed, Fri & Sat £20.50, £17, £14.50
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‘Pure stage magic, you’ll be dancing in your seats.’ Sunday Telegraph
‘If you haven’t seen STOMP, go! If you have seen it, take someone who hasn’t and share the pleasure.’ Boston Herald
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Stewart Lee Wednesday 7 March 8pm • Tickets£18.50 t What can a sexless middle aged married man, whose life now consists mainly of watching Scooby Doo cartoons with a four year old boy, possibly find to write comedy about? Formerly stand-up’s youthful iconoclast, Lee now gawps blankly at News 24 as Britain burns down around him, and blinks weirdly at the vast wayside retail outlets during endless journeys to and from increasingly indistinct provincial theatres. Once he lived on the pleasure planet. Now he is trapped in Carpet Remnant World. And so are you. ‘The funniest thing on television.’ The Guardian
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The Stranglers + The Popes Thursday 8 March 7.30pm • Tickets £23 t One of the UK’s best loved and most enduring bands – racking up over 24 top 40 singles and 18 top 40 albums. Hugely influential, the band remain pioneers with their unique sound. They will be celebrating the 35th anniversary of the legendary punk band’s first album Rattus Norvegicus which was followed by such hits as Peaches, No More Heroes, 5 Minutes, Duchess, Something Better Change, Always the Sun and their ultimate classic Golden Brown. Under 14’s must be accompanied by an adult.
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Jack Bruce & his Blues Band + JJ Grey & Mofro Tuesday 20 March 7.30pm • Tickets £25 t Bassist, singer, composer, musician - Jack has traveled the world and the decades playing diverse musical styles but has now come home to the blues. He has performed with Alexis Korner, Graham Bond, Manfred Mann, John Mayall, Eric Clapton, Frank Zappa, Tony Williams, Lou Reed, Burt Bacharach, Ringo Starr, Carlos Santana, Gary Moore and Joe Bonamassa to name quite a lot! His latest band features the very best of the young British blues scene. ‘Jack Bruce - Probably the most musically gifted bass player there’s ever been.’ Roger Waters in Rolling Stone Magazine.
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Bootleg Beatles Wednesday 21 March 8pm • Tickets £25 t Re-live the sights and sounds of the sixties as the world’s premier Beatles band returns to Cambridge with their spectacular two hour multi-media stage production featuring all the classic Beatles hits. Using film footage of the period and ‘with a little help from’ their regular brass and string ensemble the show traces the history of the Fab Four from Liverpool’s Cavern Club through Sgt Pepper to The Apple Rooftop in what has now become a must see show.
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An Appointment With
The Waterboys Wednesday 28 March 8pm • Tickets £28.50 t An evening dedicated entirely to the music of The Waterboys, with no support act. Mike Scott confirms that one half of the show will be ‘a killer set of vintage Waterboys’ to please their most ardent of fans. The other half will concentrate on their new album An Appointment with Mr Yeats, which has received rave reviews. The Waterboys will be appearing in a new seven-piece line up including legendary fiddler Steve Wickham, Irish chanteuse Katie Kim, keyboard ace James Hallawell, lap steel/electric guitar maestro Melvin Duffy, bassman Marc Arciero and drummer Ralph Salmins.
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Gilbert O’Sullivan The Very Best of Gilbert O’Sullivan – Live In Concert Thursday 29 March 7.30pm •Tickets £25, senior citizens, students & under 16s £23t Gilbert O’Sullivan has accumulated no less than 14 top 40 hits, including Clair, Alone Again (Naturally), Get Down and Nothing Rhymed, with No 1 singles on both sides of the Atlantic, as well as four top-five UK albums. He is joined on stage by his amazing 11 piece band, including a string quartet, to present a stunning two hour performance showcasing his tremendous musical abilities and all the hits from the early 70’s right through to 2011.
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King Slocombe School of Dance presents
Dance 2012 Saturday 31 March 1.30pm & 7pm Tickets £15, senior citizens and under 12s £10 t An exciting extravaganza of dance styles, including Contemporary, Classical Ballet, Jazz, Musical Theatre, Tap, Hip Hop & Character, showcased by the talented students of Kings Slocombe Upper School. An entertaining evening of dance for all the family.
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The Australian Pink Floyd Show The Exposed In The Light Tour The Australian Pink Floyd Show is a live touring sensation, which has now sold over three million tickets worldwide. Following sold out dates last year, the band return with their Exposed In The Light tour. ‘Perfect in just about every way’ XXXX The Times
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Sunday 1 April 7.30pm • Tickets £29.50 t
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Orbital Monday 9 April 7.30pm • Tickets £24 t Legendary British electronica icons Orbital return in 2012 with their first new album in eight years and a landmark tour. Reunited in 2009 after half a decade of separate solo projects, Paul and Phil Hartnoll come back to the studio buzzing with inspiration from two years of rapturously received live shows - including triumphant headline sets at the Big Chill, Coachella Festival and Glastonbury, where they were joined onstage by Doctor Who star Matt Smith.
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McFly – The Up Close and Personal Tour Tuesday 10 April 7.30pm McFly will be hitting the road once more in 2012 for an Up Close and Personal Tour. McFly’s fifth studio album Above The Noise was released to huge acclaim in November 2010 and spawned the band’s biggest single to date Shine A Light which sold over 300,000 in the UK. Don’t miss your chance to catch one of the most successful young bands up close and personal in Cambridge.
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Halfway To Paradise – The Billy Fury Story Thursday 12 April 7.30pm • Tickets £18.50 t
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Friday 13 April 1pm & 3.30pm Tickets: Adults £12, children £10, family ticket (max 2 adults) £42 W The Hero next door is back due to popular demand with his live stage show Pontypandy Rocks! Join Fireman Sam, and all his friends, as Pontypandy hosts its first ever music festival! With great new songs, daring new rescues, and more adventure than ever before, you won’t want to miss this brand new live show! The Hero next door is back, ‘rock on’ down to Pontypandy to join in all the fun.
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Doug Stanhope Saturday 14 April 8pm • Tickets £20 t America’s top comic returns to the UK for a mammoth 40 date tour. Brutal, shambolic, savage and unpredictable, he is a no-holds-barred comedian who displays scant respect for any personal, moral, or social boundaries. He is a raging, vitriolic, viciously brilliant critic of the stupidity of our social and political systems and the moronic saps who sustain it . . . and is one of the funniest comics you will ever see.
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At the height of Billy’s fame in the 60s, only The Beatles, Elvis Presley and Cliff Richard secured more records in the UK Top 20. Timeless hits such as I Will, Jealousy, It’s Only Make Believe and, of course, Halfway to Paradise will be performed on stage in a two-hour spectacular show that includes a narration of Billy's life, from his humble beginnings working the River Mersey tug-boats through to his music success, and exclusive screen footage of the man himself in action with Fury’s Tornados.
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Featuring the internationally acclaime
With handpicked soloists, a highly
Tuesday 24 April 7.30pm
‘Authentic, tender and passionate.’ Daily Telegraph
‘The best La Boheme I have ever seen.’ Jeremy Brien, The Stage
La Boheme is one of the most romantic operas ever written. It is a Puccini masterpiece and tells the tragic tale of the doomed, consumptive Mimi and her love for a penniless writer. This classic tale of Parisian love and loss, features many famous arias including Your Tiny Hand Is Frozen, They Call Me Mimi and Muzetta’s Waltz. The set reflects the Bohemian art of the period and is traditionally staged. Highlights include a colourful carnival scene, with street entertainers, gypsy dancers, a local band and Muzetta’s dog will also make an entrance.
Tickets for each opera: £34.50, £29.50, £22W Concessions for each opera:: Under 16s, students and seniors citizens £20. Groups: Buy 10 and get 1 free t All tickets purchased by credit or debit card are subject to a £2 fee.
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y-praised chorus, and full orchestra
Wednesday 25 April 7.30pm
‘This is a Butterfly to cherish.’ Manchester Evening News
Back by overwhelming public demand, Ellen Kent’s award winning opera returns, with exquisite sets, such as the stunning Japanese garden and spectacular costumes including antique wedding kimonos from Japan. Starring the American-Korean Rosalee Thomas and the Korean soprano Elena Dee, one of the world’s most popular operas, Puccini’s Madama Butterfly tells the heart-breaking story of the beautiful young Japanese girl who falls in love with an American naval lieutenant – with dramatic results. Highlights include the melodic Humming Chorus, the moving aria One Fine Day and the unforgettable Love Duet.
Both operas are sung in Italian with English surtitles. Cast subject to change. www.ellenkent.com Box Office 01223 357851
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Bombay Bicycle Club Sunday 15 April 7.30pm North London favourites Bombay Bicycle Club will be kicking off their 2012 Spring tour at the Cambridge Corn Exchange in April. The indie four-piece have recently completed a sold out tour of the UK with a packed out crowd at Brixton’s O2 Academy in London. Capturing the sound of a band effortlessly progressing and innovating at a startling rate, Bombay Bicycle Club’s critically acclaimed third album, A Different Kind of Fix, crashed into the top ten at number six.
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Wednesday 18 –Thursday 19 April 7.30pm Tickets £22, £20 t Now with their biggest and most talented cast of dancers, singers, and musicians, Essence of Ireland combines breathtaking dance routines with the very best of Irish music, a touch of Irish craic, all cleverly woven into a heart-warming tale. Whether looking to experience this sensational show for the first time, or returning for the fifth, Essence of Ireland bigger and better tour is not to be missed. 'If you liked Riverdance, Lord of the Dance, and Spirit of the Dance, you will love this show, because it’s even better!' Southampton Echo Come for the Craic!
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Sing-a-long-a Grease Friday 20 April 7.30pm • Tickets: Adults £15, children £13.50 t Groups: buy 10 tickets get the 11th free. The brand new sing along version of the classic film brought to you by the producers of Sing-a-Long-a Sound of Music. Ever wanted to know what it’s like to be a T-bird or a Pink Lady but never quite felt cool enough to pull it off? Well, now is your chance to don those pink jackets, grease up those quiffs for an evening where you are the stars. In association with With free goody bag and fancy dress competition! Remember, Grease is the word . . . Fancy dress is not compulsory – but it helps!
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Sarah Millican Saturday 21 April 7.30pm
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The Solid Silver 60s Show Celebrating 27 years of the UK’s original and premier 60s show Thursday 26 April 7.30pm • Tickets £26 t They say that if you remember the 60s you weren’t there! Fill that gap in your memory with The Solid Silver 60s Show and relive the 60s with original artists singing their greatest hits! Now in its 27th year the show features the unforgettable talents of Peter Noone, Chris Montez, Brian Hyland with Brian Poole and all backed by Vanity Fare. Hear the classic hits performed by the original hitmakers!
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Sunday 29 April 4pm & Monday 30 April 11am Tickets £12.50 School groups £10 t Unleash your inner Einstein - explosive fun for all the family! Back by popular demand, the Science Museum returns with more spectacular science, dangerous demonstrations and extraordinary experiments in this fantastic live show designed to blow your mind and challenge your brain! Fast, furious and frenetically fun, Science Museum Live will propel you on an exploratory theatrical adventure into the wonderful world of science. Get set for a breathtaking ride that will entertain, inform and inspire. ‘A show that lights up the world. Go and see it!’ Whatsonstage.com Suitable for all ages 7 years and above. FREE teachers’ resource pack available to download at: www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/liveontour t This denotes £2 credit/debit card fee All tickets purchased by credit or adebit card are subject to aper £2 ticket fee. t
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After selling out the Cambridge Corn Exchange on her debut tour in 2011, Sarah Millican returns due to popular demand! Ever wondered how to make a home made treadmill? The practicalities of an orgy? Or what to do when you don't like parties but do like party food? Wonder no more. If your glass is half full, she'll top it up. 'Watch her transition to national treasure begin here.' Sunday Times Over 16’s only
Monday 7 – Saturday 12 May
Audiences all around the world have been roaring with laughter since Monty Python’s Spamalot, by Eric Idle and John Du Prez, won the Tony Award for Best Musical in 2005. Spamalot tells the legendary tale of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table and features a bevy (or possibly a brace) of beautiful showgirls, witch burnings (cancelled, too expensive) not to mention cows, killer rabbits and French people. The show features the hilarious songs He Is Not Dead Yet, Knights Of The Round Table, Find Your Grail and of course the nation’s favourite comedy song Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life. t All tickets purchased by credit or debit are subject to a £2 fee. t This denotes a £2 credit/debit card fee card per ticket
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Monday 7 – Saturday 12 May Evening performances: Mon 7 – Sat 12 May 7.30pm Matinee performances: Wed 9 & Sat 12 May 2.30pm Tickets: Evening performances: £34.50, £31.50, £27.50 Matinee performances: £29.50, £26.50, £24.50 Concessions: 01223 357851 Students, senior citizens and unwaged £4 off Groups 10+ 10% off, 20+ 20% off W www.montypythonsspamalot.com
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Thank You For The Music The ultimate tribute to ABBA and the Bee Gees Friday 27 April 7.30pm • Tickets £23.50, £20.50t Abba Magic and Bee Gees Magic – combine in box office hit Thank You for the Music to bring to life the million-selling hits of both Abba and the Bee Gees. You’ve seen the record-breaking movie, taken in the smash-hit West End musical, bought the chart topping albums and singles. . . now experience the UK’s No1 concert show Thank You for the Music! Now in their fabba-ulous 19th year, the superb, all-star cast have entertained the nation for longer than Bjorn, Agnetha, Benny and Frida did during the 70s and 80s!
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The Osmonds – The Up Close and Personal Tour Thursday 3 May 7.30pm Tickets £29.50, VIP (inc. ticket in first two rows plus meet and greet) £95t
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Paul Merton – Out of My Head Saturday 5 May 8pm • Tickets £23, under 16’s, student and senior citizens £21t Discover the bizarre workings of Paul Merton’s brain, as he muses on the mighty behemoth that is his noggin. Paul returns to his stand-up roots for the first time this century. Away from the Have I Got News For You desk Paul Merton proves he’s got legs. A night of sketches, music, magic, variety and dancing girls (two of them aren’t girls). With Paul Merton, Lee Simpson, Richard Vranch and Suki Webster.
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Jimmy Carr – The Gagging Order Tour Saturday 19 May 8pm • Tickets £25 t Brand new show, brand new jokes, same old Jimmy. Gagging Order promises to be a hilarious night out . . . let’s see shall we. The show will be packed with one-liners, stories and jokes. Some clever, some rude and a few totally unacceptable. Everybody’s welcome. Just leave your conscience, sense of common decency and moral compass at home and come on out for a laugh.
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Having recorded over 200 albums, selling over 100 million copies with 59 gold and platinum recordings, they have sold out venues worldwide, breaking box office records and received countless awards; most notably in 2003 when they received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The tour will take fans on a journey through their many unforgettable hits – from classics such as One Bad Apple, Down By The Lazy River, Let Me In, Love Me For A Reason, Crazy Horses and Long Haired Lover From Liverpool.
Sally Morgan – Psychic Sally On The Road M AY
Monday 21 May • 7.30pm Tickets: £23.50 t Fresh from her new TV series, Psychic Sally On The Road on Sky Living, Britain’s best loved celebrity psychic, Sally Morgan returns by overwhelming public demand. Sally has used her gift over the years to help many people, most notably with the late Princess Diana. Her reputation has been built from her close relationship with many high profile celebrities. Sally now brings her amazing abilities and her tremendous personality to the stage with a unique theatrical experience, which is both hugely entertaining and enlightening. Sally Morgan has taken the UK by storm!
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Simon Amstell – The Numb Tour
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Wednesday 23 May 8pm • Tickets £21 t The award-winning comedian, actor/screenwriter (Grandma’s House) and presenter (Never Mind the Buzzcocks, Popworld) returns with a brand new stand-up tour for 2012. Intensely vulnerable and painfully honest, Amstell attempts again to heal himself in public, following 2009’s critically acclaimed Do Nothing tour.
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Elvis Costello & The Imposters The Revolver Tour Saturday 26 May 8pm • Tickets £42.50 t Elvis Costello will bring the Spectacular Spinning Songbook to the UK and Ireland in May 2012. An overture of five uninterrupted rock and roll tunes announces Elvis Costello and the Imposters to the stage, after which members of the audience are invited to spin the gigantic vaudevillian contraption and select the next song.
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PRIVATE TOUR OF INGATESTONE HALL – ESSEX Thursday 1 March 2012 • Tickets £15 The Hall stands in open countryside; the tour takes you through the original Tudor form and appearance with its mullioned windows, high chimneys, Dance the afternoon away with good friends and crow-step gables and oak-panelled rooms and is wonderful music in the Guildhall Large Hall with surrounded by ten acres of enclosed gardens. the following keyboard players: Afternoon tea served. 18 Jan – Leigh Murfet • 14 March – Leigh Murfet Coach departs 11.45am from Peas Hill opposite the 15 Feb – Bob Watts • 23 May – Leigh Murfet Guildhall return approx 5.30pm.
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‘Still the sexiest, most sensational musical.’ Sunday Express
Monday 3 – Saturday 8 December 2012
Mon – Fri 7.30pm £35, £31.50, £27, £15 ‘Murder, greed, corruption, exploitation, adultery and treachery . . . all those things Fri 5.30pm we hold near and dear to our hearts’ . . . so begins the international award winning £27.50 £24.50, £20.50 £14.50 Fri 8.30pm £37.50, £33, £27, £15 musical, Chicago. Sat 5pm £37.50, £33, £27, £15 Based on real life events back in the roaring 1920s, nightclub singer Roxie Hart shoots Sat 8.30pm £37.50, £33, £27, £15 her lover and along with Cell Block rival, double-murderess Velma Kelly, they fight Senior citizens, students & under 16s: £3.50 off top two prices to keep from death row with the help of smooth talking lawyer, Billy Flynn. Groups 10+: £3.50 off top two prices Created by the musical theatre talents of John Kander, Fred Ebb and legendary Groups 20+: £5 off top two prices choreographer Bob Fosse, Chicago’s sexy, sassy score includes All That Jazz and Razzle Dazzle. With six Tony, two Olivier, one Grammy, two Bafta and six Academy School groups: £12 a ticketWfor Mon 7.30pm & Fri 5.30pm Awards, Chicago truly is ‘The sharpest, slickest show on the block.’ The Times No concessions available for Fri 8.30pm and Sat 8.30pm A nightclub singer, a double-murderess, a smooth-talking lawyer and a cell block
of sin: it would be a crime to miss it.
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Cambridge City Council presents a range of exciting and fun activities for all ages during the summer months, many of which are absolutely FREE to enjoy.
Wed 20 June – Mon 25 June
Midsummer Fair Cambridge’s oldest and biggest travelling fun fair and market!
Selected Sundays from June to September
Jazz & Brass In The Parks There will be Jazz and Brass bands playing in Cambridge’s parks and open spaces for you to enjoy. Each event is entirely FREE, so just turn up, bring a picnic, enjoy the sounds and relax in the cooling summer breeze! Dates to be confirmed.
Friday 6 – Sunday 8 July
The Big Weekend Three days of free entertainment on Parker’s Piece featuring:
s The Olympic Torch Relay celebrations s Fireworks Display s Live Music s Cambridge’s annual Asian Mela s Sports Zone s Science workshops s Outdoor cinema screen s Dance Marquee s Market stalls s Bar Marquee . . . and more! Full info and line-ups will be listed on:
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THURSDAY 26 – SUNDAY 29 JULY 2012
‘One of Britain’s most distinguished outdoor events.’
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GENERAL INFORMATION Parking
How to book
There are a number of car parks near the venue including Grand Arcade Car Park (adjacent to the venue), Park Street Car Park and Queen Anne Car Park. If you are parking at the Grand Arcade after 5pm, you can also pay for your ticket in advance. See www.cambridge.gov.uk/parking for more details.
• Online booking Available at www.cornex.co.uk. • New for 2012 – Select-A-Seat Ticketing Book online and choose your own seats. • By phone
Facilities for disabled patrons The Corn Exchange is pleased to welcome disabled patrons to the venue. Please inform the Box Office staff of any special requirements when making your booking. For more info see www.cornex.co.uk
Sold out shows Please note this indicates that the Corn Exchange Box Office has sold out of its allocation of tickets. In some instances, e.g. rock and pop gigs, ticket agencies such as Ticketmaster and Seetickets may also be selling tickets. For last minute ticket releases join us on Facebook or Twitter.
Cambridge Card discounts There are discounts on selected shows at the Corn Exchange for holders of the Cambridge Card. Cambridge Cards with orange, green or yellow stickers are entitled to 25% discount in advance or 50% on the day. Cambridge Cards with light blue or purple stickers are entitled to 25% discount on the day. To get your Cambridge Card and for further information please log onto www.localsecrets.com or call 08707 201205
Please call the Box Office on 01223 357851 for all bookings.
• In person The Box Office is open:
Monday – Saturday: 10am-6pm (or 30 minutes after the start of a show on performance days). Sunday (performance days only): 6pm or one hour before the first performance until 30 minutes after the start of a show.
• By post All cheques to be made payable to CAMBRIDGE CITY COUNCIL and please write your name and address on the back. Send the cheque to: Cambridge City Council, PO Box 700, Cambridge CB1 0JH
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Group bookings For discounted tickets, advanced booking and more, please call the Box Office on 01223 357851 or email groupbookings@cambridge.gov.uk to book a group.
Posting tickets If you would like your tickets posted to you, there is a £1 administration charge. Please note, tickets for standing gigs will always be held for collection at the Box Office.
Collecting tickets If you would like to collect your tickets from the Box Office, please bring any of the following: your reference number; copy of the confirmation email; bank card; drivers licence or similar.
Contact us General Enquiries: 01223 457555 Box Office: 01223 357851 Email: admin.cornex@cambridge.gov.uk Post: Cambridge City Council, PO Box 700, Cambridge CB1 0JH
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Data protection The Cambridge Corn Exchange is committed to upholding the Data Protection principles of good information handling practice. When booking a ticket, your details will be held on our database and you will be given the option of being sent both postal and/or email information on future shows both at the Corn Exchange and by other arts promoters that we feel may be of interest to you. At this point please advise the Box Office should you not require either of these services.
Terms and conditions Tickets cannot be exchanged or money refunded, except when an event is postponed or cancelled. Cheque refunds only are issued for postponed or cancelled events. The Management reserves the right to refuse admission and to eject patrons from the building. Once a performance has begun, entry may be refused until a suitable break. In the case of lost or stolen tickets for standing events and general admission areas, duplicates cannot be issued. The Corn Exchange cannot be held responsible for tickets purchased from sources other than the Corn Exchange Box Office. The Management reserve the right to alter the programme. Please check your tickets carefully as mistakes cannot be rectified at a later date.
PLEASE NOTE: Most Rock/Pop gigs are standing and do not have tiered or flat floor seating
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BOOK ONLINE & CHOOSE YOUR OWN SEAT! We are pleased to announce the introduction of Select-A-Seat ticketing to our online Box Office. Now you can book tickets from home and select exactly where you would like to sit in the auditorium.
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