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12 September to 6 November 2015 A family festival celebrating Rugby’s heritage

FREE FESTIVAL GUIDE

Including BIG MATCH and RUGBY FANZONE details

ENJOY RUGBY

FESTIVAL Rugby Village, Old Market Place, Rugby

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THE PROUD HOME Our town and borough has much to be proud of. From exceptional literature to sport, science, engineering and education, Rugby’s contribution to our world far exceeds that of our size or material wealth. This World Cup year has given us an outstanding opportunity to welcome visitors from across the world. We will show them how proud we are of the birthplace of the game, and how proud we are of our history and heritage. We are particularly proud to be hosting a Fanzone as an official Rugby World Cup 2015 Host City. An opportunity like this is not just for our visitors. Our residents, businesses and community groups can and should benefit. I’d like to invite you to join me for one of our unique events in our World Cup event space, the Rugby Village. There’s events covering the arts, engineering, literature, film, sport, science, food and drink. Each event celebrates some part of our history and heritage, including, of course, those 17 match dates when we are showing World Cup fixtures. This guide is a guide to an event, but it is also a guide to Rugby - a Rugby that I’m Proud to call Home. Cllr Michael Stokes Leader, Rugby Borough Council

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MILLIONS OF FANS, HUNDREDS OF PLAYERS, DOZENS OF MATCHES – ONLY ONE HOME... In the heart of England is a special place, a town that gives its name to the sport and which has championed it from the earliest days while remaining proudly true to its roots. The town of Rugby is a shrine for fans yet is also a delightful, historic spot that will enchant any visitor. In 2015, rugby returns to its roots. England hosts the Rugby World Cup, with 20 teams competing for the sport’s biggest prize – the Webb Ellis Cup. The game may have changed since William Webb Ellis created history, but its heart remains in Rugby. It’s the reason thousands of rugby fans flock to Rugby each year – a pilgrimage to the birthplace of the game. This year Rugby is looking forward to welcoming visitors from all over the world as well as those closer to home. During the Tournament the Old Market Place will host an official Fanzone on match days screening live games on a giant screen and offering food, drink, music and themed entertainment for rugby novices, families and enthusiasts alike. When the Fanzone, a unique all weather covered events space, is not showing live matches it will become the Rugby Village hosting the Enjoy Rugby Festival – an exciting programme of events that celebrates the town’s proud history and cultural heritage! Within this beautiful festival guide you’ll find a full listing of the Enjoy Rugby Festival events as well as details of the matches that are being shown live in the Fanzone. Nestled amongst this is information on the town’s heritage, local attractions and the Rugby Real Ale Trail.

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MAKE A DAY OF IT! There is plenty to see and do in Rugby so make sure you allow time to discover its many unique treasures – all are very accessible and easily explored on foot. We have highlighted here just a few ideas for your visit – all of which will give you a fantastic feel, taste and experience for this very special town!

Rugby School www.rugbyschool.net/commercial

William Webb Ellis www.enjoyrugby.co.uk/webbellis

Great Food www.enjoyrugby.co.uk/foodfestival

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The Webb Ellis Rugby Football Museum www.enjoyrugby.co.uk Fanzone www.enjoyrugby.co.uk/fanzone

Rugby Real Ale Trail www.rugby.camra.org.uk

The Pathway of Fame www.enjoyrugby.co.uk/pathway RugbyVisitorCentre

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Guided Walks www.enjoyrugby.co.uk/guidedwalks

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The Fanzone and Rugby Village are one and the same thing. When live matches are being shown – primarily at the weekends - the space in the Old Market Place is known as the Fanzone. Outside of this it becomes the Rugby Village hosting events that form part of the Enjoy Rugby Festival.

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Rugby will be hosting an official Fanzone for the duration of the Tournament in the Old Market Place in Rugby town centre. On match days it will screen live matches and offer food, drink, music and themed entertainment for Rugby novices, families and enthusiasts alike. For further information and opening times please contact Rugby Visitor Centre on +44 (0) 1788 533217, email visitor.centre@rugby.gov.uk or visit www.enjoyrugby.co.uk

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l Local information l Accommodation enquiries l Places to visit l Event booking and information

Rugby Visitor Centre Rugby Art Gallery and Museum Little Elborow Street Rugby, Warwickshire CV21 3BZ

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SATURDAY 12 SEPTEMBER

INVICTUS

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An old-fashioned crowd-pleaser which is both a rousing sports movie and a testament to the nobility of Nelson Mandela. Invictus boasts a finely controlled central performance from Morgan Freeman as Mandela detailing how South Africa’s first black president used the 1995 Rugby World Cup to unite the black and white populations in his country. Directed by Clint Eastwood and also starring Matt Damon as Springbok’s skipper Francois Pienaar, Invictus is testimony to the power of sport to bring people together, inspire and enlighten.

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 7.00pm FULL-TIME: 9.00pm COST: Free BOOKING: Not required RugbyVisitorCentre

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SUNDAY 13 SEPTEMBER

SONGS OF PRAISE & FAMILY FUN TIME An international, all faith celebration. Organised by the Revive Churches together, we invite our international guests and local Rugbeians to an interactive act of worship to dedicate the Tournament to God and ask for His blessing on the proceedings. If Webb Ellis could change the game of ‘soccer’ to ‘rugby’ you could change the world with God’s help! Preceded by a ‘Family Fun Time’ with face painting, games, crafts and free BBQ.

VENUE: Rugby Village WARM-UP: 4.00pm (family fun) KICK-OFF: 6.00pm (Songs of Praise) FULL-TIME: 8.00pm COST: Free BOOKING: Not required

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TUESDAY 15 SEPTEMBER

BUILDING JERUSALEM © Law Keven Building Jerusalem, a theatrical documentary, charts the dawn of modern rugby with Sir Clive Woodward at the helm, culminating in England’s glorious World Cup Victory in 2003. Combining exciting match action with news and ‘behind the scenes’ footage, Building Jerusalem tells the dramatic highs and lows through the eyes of those who were there: players, coaches and journalists including exclusive interviews with Jonny Wilkinson and Martin Johnson. Directed and written by Emmy-nominee James Erskine.

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WEDNESDAY 16 SEPTEMBER

MULTIMEDIA SPORTS QUIZ Test your knowledge of sport in general and rugby in particular with this 6 round multi-media sports quiz. Get a team of friends together for a relaxing and fun evening (with prizes) - an ideal warm up for the tournament. Master of Ceremonies will be Baptist Minister, David Chawner the Pastoral Director for Rugby Union who is also Chaplain to Northants County Cricket Club, and Chair of Sports Chaplaincy UK. Teams of four with a designated Captain are invited to test their sporting knowledge against other teams. Organised by Rugby Revive.

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 7.30pm FULL-TIME: 9.30pm COST: Free BOOKING: To register you team visit www.enjoyrugby.co.uk or call Rugby Visitor Centre on 01788 533217 Further information on 01788 570410 AUDIENCE: Suitable for all

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THURSDAY 17 SEPTEMBER

BLOOMING MARVELLOUS WITH JAMES WONG

This is the annual celebration evening of Rugby in Bloom where the awards are presented from the 2015 campaign. We will also be launching a community edible growing initiative. Our special guest speaker this year is TV gardener James Wong who will give a talk on edible gardening before handing out the awards. James is an expert in the field of edible gardening and also co-hosted this year’s BBC coverage of Chelsea Flower Show.

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 7.00pm FULL-TIME: 9.30pm COST: £5 BOOKING: Tickets available at www.enjoyrugby.co.uk or call Rugby Visitor Centre on 01788 533217 AUDIENCE: Suitable for all RugbyVisitorCentre

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MONDAY 21 SEPTEMBER

GRAV

Directed by the Torch Theatre’s Artistic Director Peter Doran. In October 2007 Ray Gravell, a man who for many embodied what it is to be Welsh, passed away after succumbing to complications resulting from contracting diabetes. He was 56 years old. Known to millions for his legendary exploits on the rugby field, ‘Grav’ was and is so much more than that. An actor, a cultural icon, a father, a husband, a man with a life packed full of stories that deserve to be heard once more. The Torch Theatre Company presents Gareth Bale as ‘Grav’ in a play written by Owen Thomas that celebrates the man and the legend. With the blessing of Mari, Ray’s widow, and contributions from his Welsh and British Lions team mates, this one man show will explore the life of a man who was as fascinating away from the rugby field as he was on it.

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 7.30pm FULL-TIME: 9.15pm COST: £5 BOOKING: Tickets available at www.enjoyrugby.co.uk or call Rugby Visitor Centre on 01788 533217 AUDIENCE: Suitable for all

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TUESDAY 22 SEPTEMBER

CELEBRATION DINNER WITH GAVIN HASTINGS Join us at the Rugby Village , the home of the wonderful game, and hear first hand from the ever popular Gavin Hastings of Scotland and British Lions fame. Enjoy a good meal and high quality entertainment in the company of friends whilst supporting Parkinson’s UK in their fight to find a cure for the disease. Gavin has generously donated an autographed Lions shirt which will be auctioned, and we will ensure a good evening is had by all.

KICK-OFF: 7.30pm FULL-TIME: Midnight COST: £45.00 per person (discounts for full tables) BOOKING: Tickets available at www.enjoyrugby.co.uk, via Rugby Visitor Centre on 01788 533217 or email rugbydinner@outlook.com FURTHER INFORMATION: 07921 317701 AUDIENCE: 18+ RugbyVisitorCentre

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WEDNESDAY 23 SEPTEMBER

FROM SPIDERMAN TO SHAUN THE SHEEP CONTEMPORARY EMBROIDERY FROM THE ROYAL SCHOOL OF NEEDLEWORK

Hand embroidery has a long tradition, but today it can be used in a wide variety of ways: practical, decorative, conceptual, on objects to wear and objects to adorn. This fully illustrated lecture will highlight the work of Royal School of Needlework students which this year has been exhibited at Graduate Fashion Week, the British Library and the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition as well as the RSN’s own shows in Hampton Court, Glasgow and of course Rugby. No prior knowledge of embroidery is required to enjoy this session and the work featured will include many new pieces from this year’s students.

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 7.30pm FULL-TIME: 9.00pm COST: £5 BOOKING: Tickets available at www.enjoyrugby.co.uk or call Rugby Visitor Centre on 01788 533217 AUDIENCE: Suitable for all

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THURSDAY 24 SEPTEMBER

MALLORY KNOX Mallory Knox truly are the epitome of a ‘break-through’ band, they have played every major UK festival since opening Reading and Leeds festival in 2013. The bands 5 singles (Lighthouse, Death Rattle, Beggars, Hello, Wake up) were taken from the album for radio and tv promotion of the album. Each single hit the B-list at BBC Radio 1 with heavy rotation. The band won the BBC Radio 1 Review panel an unprecedented 3 times on back to back singles. The guys also recorded a BBC Maida Vale session for the Radio 1 Rock Show as well as a BBC Live Lounge. Joined on stage in Rugby by ‘We Are The Ocean‘ who have also recorded a BBC Live Lounge session and local band ‘Go Primitive’ who feature regularly with BBC Introducing.

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 7.00pm FULL-TIME: 11.30pm COST: £16 (in advance) BOOKING: Tickets available from rugbylive.ticketleap.com AUDIENCE: 14+ (families welcome) Further information 0843 886 0514 RugbyVisitorCentre

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FRIDAY 25 SEPTEMBER

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Join us at the Rugby Village as it plays host to the finest local breweries who have been at the forefront of the Real Ale revolution this country is currently enjoying. They will be showcasing some local favourites along with many new, special and commemorative brews on offer. Some more of England’s favourite tipples such as Cider, Gin and Pimm’s that have seen a revival in recent years will also be well represented. Reserve your ticket and look forward to tantalising your taste buds whilst soaking up the atmosphere in the one and only ‘Proud Home’ of the game.

AFTERNOON SESSION 12.00-4.30PM EVENING SESSION 7.00-11.00PM VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 12.00 noon HALF-TIME: 4.30pm KICK-OFF: 7.00pm FULL-TIME: 11.00pm COST: Free BOOKING: Booking required for each session with more information at www.enjoyrugby.co.uk AUDIENCE: 18+

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MONDAY 28 SEPTEMBER Rugby Dunsmore

Presenting an exciting programme of entertainment from the Four Home Nations with fun, fellowship and entertainment. Food voucher included in ticket price. If you are visiting for the World Cup be sure not to miss seeing the place where William Webb Ellis picked up the ball and ran with it, thus creating the amazing game of Rugby which we all celebrate at this time. If you live in the area be sure not to miss this fantastic opportunity to celebrate with likeminded fans from around the globe. Entertainment will include, Jazz “After Dark”, Award winning Irish Dancers, Scottish Pipers, Welsh Tenors, Military Bandsmen, and something special from England’s heartland. Street food will be available and your ticket can be redeemed for up to £5 at any food stall.

ROTARY EXTRAVAGANZA VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 7.00pm FULL-TIME: 11.00pm COST: Tickets £20 (includes £5 food voucher) BOOKING: Tickets available at www.enjoyrugby.co.uk or call Rugby Visitor Centre on RugbyDunsmoreRotaryClub AUDIENCE: 18+ 01788 533217 Further information at RugbyVisitorCentre

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TUESDAY 29 SEPTEMBER

‘Splitting your sides and breaking your heart? Be warned - this guy should come with a health warning!’ Glastonbury Festival.

‘Brilliant and very clever’ Charlie Jordan, broadcaster & poet ‘Honed precision, warmth and laughter’ Worcestershire LitFest. ‘Between the traditions of the blues storytellers and the ranting poets he makes no choice. He mixes the genres.’ Midi Libre.

POETS IN TOUCH

Original poetry and music with the town of Rugby at its heart. Dave Reeves (who bellows) is a performance poet, squeezebox ranter, harmonica player and social satirist. Tony Walsh aka Longfella, former Poet in Residence for Glastonbury Festival, brings his trademark mix of intimacy and controversy, comedy and tragedy. A number of talented local writers will present their own take on local landmarks and people, and the line-up will be completed by MC for the evening, Heather Wastie: Worcestershire Poet Laureate, singer-songwriter, actor, humourist, keyboard player and accordionist.

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 7.30pm FULL-TIME: 9.40pm COST: £5 BOOKING: Tickets available at www.enjoyrugby.co.uk or call Rugby Visitor Centre on 01788 533217 AUDIENCE: Adults and teenagers

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WEDNESDAY 30 SEPTEMBER

THE OVAL WORLD:

HOW RUGBY BECAME A GLOBAL GAME How did a game with its roots in the town of Rugby became one of the world’s biggest sports?

Professor Tony Collins, author of ‘A Social History of English Rugby Union’ and the new ‘The Oval World: A Global History of Rugby’ will investigate the roots of rugby and explain how it became a global game. Along the way he will discuss why there are two types of rugby, the rugby roots of American football and how soccer and not rugby became the national winter game. Tony will be joined by Rusty MacLean, the Archivist at Rugby School, who will be contributing to the discussion and answering questions.

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 7.30pm FULL-TIME: 9.00pm COST: Free BOOKING: Not required AUDIENCE: Suitable for all

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A family festival celebrating Rugby’s heritage

ENJOY RUGBY

FESTIVAL Rugby Village, Old Market Place, Rugby

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FRIDAY 2 OCTOBER

SEWA FARE WITH BALLET NIMBA

Ballet Nimba is an African-Dance company led by ADAD-Trailblazer Idrissa Camara, an inspirational dancer; musician; and award-winning film-maker from Guinea Conakry. Ballet Nimba combines traditional dance roots with dynamic young performers and an original musical score to produce a dynamic, compelling show with amazing musicianship and percussive beats that will astound you. Featuring the rare talents of Fulani Flute and Bolon Bata players from Guinea; an Ngoni player from Cote d’Ivoire and soaring vocals . Percussion on Djembe, Doundouns, Kirin and Wassaoumba is provided by some of West Africa’s most outstanding percussionists. We challenge long-held preconceptions about where African performance is seen and presented, strengthening intercultural understanding, creating a dialogue with the wider community. Performances for WOMEX, WOMAD, The Place, SouthBank Centre, theatres and festivals in the UK and internationally.

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 7.30pm FULL-TIME: 9.30pm COST: £8 adult, £6 (under 18) BOOKING: Tickets available at www.enjoyrugby.co.uk or call Rugby Visitor Centre on 01788 533217 AUDIENCE: Suitable for all RugbyVisitorCentre

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MONDAY 5 OCTOBER

FLYING BALLS WITH PAUL GRAYSON

SCHOOLS SESSION 2.00-3.00PM SCHOOLS SESSION VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 2.00pm FULL-TIME: 3.00pm COST: Adults £10, Children (U18) £5, Free for teachers and group leaders (10+) BOOKING: Tickets available at www.enjoyrugby.co.uk or call Rugby Visitor Centre on 01788 533217 AUDIENCE: Suitable for all

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MONDAY 5 OCTOBER

Mr Rob Eastaway

Dr Hugh Hunt Rugby World Cup winner Paul Grayson teams up with Cambridge University engineer and Channel 4 presenter Hugh Hunt to demonstrate how to make balls fly. Rob Eastaway, the author of “The hidden Maths of Sport”, completes the line up. Together they will spin, pass, kick, soak, crush and explode balls to reach for the perfect understanding of how maths, science and engineering can improve the game of rugby, and how the dark arts of rugby have informed modern engineering miracles.

PUBLIC SESSION 7.00 - 8.30PM CLUBS AND PUBLIC SESSION VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 7.00pm FULL-TIME: 8.30pm COST: Adults £10, Children (U18) £5, One free ticket per group of ten BOOKING: Tickets available at www.enjoyrugby.co.uk or call Rugby Visitor Centre on 01788 533217 AUDIENCE: Suitable for all RugbyVisitorCentre

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TUESDAY 6 OCTOBER

THE STORIES BEHIND THE GOAL POSTS

Measuring the Goal Posts Š Jane Ball

Join us for an evening of intriguing talks with artists showing new work in the Rugby Football Open at Rugby Art Gallery and Museum. Each artist will discuss the work they produced for the exhibition accompanied by an illustrated lecture, followed by the chance for the audience to ask questions. A unique opportunity to hear directly from the artists how rugby football has inspired them. Featuring artists Jane Ball, Adrian Baynes, Frank Cook and Deborah Dutton.

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Rugby Art Gallery, Museum and Visitor Centre The Cultural Hub of Rugby

Throughout the year you can enjoy and be inspired by: • Exciting exhibitions of contemporary and modern art and craft • Vibrant displays from our museum collections of Roman and local social history • Activities for all ages…get hands on with art and history. Make the Visitor Centre your first stop for exploring Rugby • Information, events tickets and a range of gifts and merchandise linked to Rugby all available. Rugby Art Gallery and Museum, Little Elborow Street, Rugby, CV21 3BZ. T: 01788 533201 E: ragm@rugby.gov.uk W: www.ragm.org.uk

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THURSDAY 8 OCTOBER

THE ACM GOSPEL CHOIR

The ACM Gospel Choir is a musical collective of some of the most talented singers, songwriters and performers in the UK today. With a great blend of voices from different genres, different continents across the world and different ages the ‘New Gospel’ sound that they have created is very unique and one that is sure to enthral its listener. Join them and Musical Director Mark De-Lisser as they get you singing, dancing, laughing and crying with tunes you know and love as well as some well-known rugby anthems and songs from the competing nations.

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 7.30pm FULL-TIME: 9.30pm COST: £8 adult, £6 (under 18) BOOKING: Tickets available at www.enjoyrugby.co.uk or call Rugby Visitor Centre on 01788 533217 AUDIENCE: Suitable for all

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FRIDAY 9 OCTOBER

COMEDY NIGHT & AUCTION

Hamplified comedy night move from their home at Rugby St Andrews RFC for one night only to the Rugby Village for an exceptional evening of comedy and fundraising for the inspirational charity ‘The Matt Hampson Foundation’ who support young people injured through sport. Featuring one of the UK’s finest comedians Jonny Awsum with an incredible supporting cast including MC Ryan Gough. The night will end with a grand auction and prize draw. For more information on The Matt Hampson Foundation and the inspiring work they do please visit – www.matthampson.co.uk

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 7.00pm FULL-TIME: 11.35pm COST: £10 BOOKING: Book tickets via www.anotherticket.com. Further information www.hamplified.com or email rob@hamplified.com AUDIENCE: 18+ RugbyVisitorCentre

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MONDAY 12 OCTOBER

WILD TALES

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A wickedly delightful compendium of six standalone stories united by the common theme of vengeance. This Pedro Almodóvar-produced blackly-comic collection from Argentina satirises the country’s corruption and complacency. Each story leads you through the protagonist’s increasing states of irk and agitation, building the pressure until they finally explode into riotous acts of violence and revenge.

“A terrific film and a real find” Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian

A model on a plane discovers a strange coincidence with other passengers on a flight; a waitress serves up just desserts to a cantankerous customer; an obnoxious driver triggers a series of road-rage incidents; a parking warden tows the car of a demolition expert one too many times; a wealthy businessman tries to cover up his spoilt son’s misdemeanors; and a bride takes revenge on her philandering groom. Deliciously humorous! Winner of the Audience Award at San Sebastián International Film Festival and Sarajevo Film Festival.

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 7pm FULL-TIME: 9.00pm COST: Free BOOKING: Not required

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TUESDAY 13 OCTOBER

IAN McMILLAN AND TONY HUSBAND…

A CARTOON HISTORY OF HERE

Comedy, cartoonery, poetry & improv! Created by tonight’s audience with Yorkshire poet, broadcaster & comedian Ian McMillan and Cartoonist of the Year Tony Husband. A fast-flowing, rapid-rafting adventure in which two top funny men reflect upon local stories and legends.

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 7.30pm FULL-TIME: 9.00pm COST: £12.50 BOOKING: Tickets available at www.enjoyrugby.co.uk or call Rugby Visitor Centre on 01788 533217 AUDIENCE: Suitable for all RugbyVisitorCentre

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WEDNESDAY 14 OCTOBER

“An excellent one man show… we were enraptured by Race’s rendering of the life and work.” The Spectator

It is almost impossible now to grasp the impact that Rupert Brooke’s personality had on the public leading up to his death in 1915. In an age before movie idols, rock stars and celebrities, he was feted and celebrated with unprecedented fervour. After his death, he became an icon for the British public, as James Dean and Elvis Presley would be for later eras.

RUPERT BROOKE

The play is the story of Rugby schoolboy Rupert Brooke beyond the myth of a young, beautiful, fallen warrior. It is the story of a far more complex and radical man. Following him from his time at Cambridge to his death in the Aegean Sea, Rupert Brooke reveals a man with a tumultuous personal life, a man not afraid to shock his audience, and a man vulnerably reaching to be ‘forever England’.

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 7.45pm FULL-TIME: 9.00pm COST: £5 BOOKING: Tickets available at www.enjoyrugby.co.uk or call Rugby Visitor Centre on 01788 533217 AUDIENCE: 14+

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THURSDAY 15 OCTOBER

RUGBY FASHION & LIFESTYLE SHOW Autumn/Winter 2015-16 collections supplied by Rugby retailers. Professional style advice, popup shops, catwalk show, stylish on-trend fashion plus home and lifestyle. Be ahead of the game, treat yourself to an exclusive evening of shopping, cocktails, goodie bags, special offers, spa hand massages, mini manis and more!

FREE GLASS OF FIZZ ON ARRIVAL FOR THE FIRST 100 TICKETS PURCHASED

THE RUGBY 2015 AUTUMN/WINTER

FASHION& LIFESTYLE SHOW

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VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 6.30pm FULL-TIME: 9.30pm COST: ÂŁ5 (all proceeds to Matt Hampson Foundation) BOOKING: Tickets available at www.enjoyrugby.co.uk or call Rugby Visitor Centre on 01788 533217 FURTHER INFORMATION: www.rugbytowncentre.co.uk AUDIENCE: All RugbyVisitorCentre

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FRIDAY 16 OCTOBER

THE SEARCHERS John McNally Frank Allen Spencer James Scott Ottaway Their special ‘solo’ concert is a highly entertaining show and has been enthusiastically and warmly received throughout the world. Combined with anecdotes and reminiscences, this fully self-contained concert includes all their famous hits, plus many album recordings, B-sides and a selection of other collector and well known favourites. Don’t miss The Searchers live in concert!

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 7.30pm FULL-TIME: 9.30pm COST: £18 BOOKING: Tickets available at www.enjoyrugby.co.uk or call Rugby Visitor Centre on 01788 533217 AUDIENCE: Suitable for all

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MONDAY 19 OCTOBER

MURDERBALL (15)

Quad rugby as played by the US team, between 2002 games in Sweden and the 2004 Paralympics in Athens. Young men, most with spinal injuries, play this rough and tumble sport in special chairs, seated gladiators. We get to know several and their families. They talk frankly about their injuries, feelings in public, sex lives, competitiveness, and love of the game. There’s also an angry former team member gone north to coach the Canadian team, tough on everyone, including his viola-playing son. We meet a recently injured man, in rehab, at times close to despair, finding possible joy in quad rugby. After Athens, the team meets young men injured in war: the future stars of Team USA.

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 7.00pm FULL-TIME: 9.30pm COST: FREE BOOKING: Not required

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TUESDAY 20 OCTOBER

SCREENING OF ‘THE GAIN LINE’

AND ARTIST RAVI DEEPRES IN CONVERSATION Join us for a special screening of ‘The Gain Line’ a new film by artist Ravi Deepres which explores the game of rugby from an historical, physiological, social and cultural perspective. The work places the viewer in the mindset of the player both psychologically and physically. Further elements of history, identity, scientific research and contemporary issues around data analysis are integrated into the fabric of the work. Commissioned by Film and Video Umbrella and Rugby Art Gallery and Museum in partnership with Phoenix, Leicester and ICIA, University of Bath and supported by Arts Council England. The filming of specific sequences was made possible by working directly with Rugby School; Rugby Lions; Bath Rugby; World Rugby Museum and Rugby Football Union, Twickenham Stadium. The screening will be approximately 20 minutes followed by an ‘in conversation’ with the artist Ravi Deepres and Steven Bode, Director of Film and Video Umbrella.

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 7.00pm FULL-TIME: 9.30pm COST: Free BOOKING: Not required AUDIENCE: Suitable for all

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WEDNESDAY 21 OCTOBER

ROB ROUSE

JARRED

BENN HALL COMEDY NIGHT

LLOYD LANGFORD

JONNY AWSUM

Looking for a night full of laughter and merriment? Come to the Rugby Comedy Night for an evening bound to tickle your senses! There will be two comedians that have performed on television and an MC to make the evening run smoothly. A must for all lovers of comedy, not to be missed.

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 8.00pm FULL-TIME: 10.30pm COST: £9 in advance (£12 on the door) BOOKING: Tickets available at www.enjoyrugby.co.uk, Rugby Visitor Centre on 01788 533217, via www.bennhall.com or Benn Hall on 01788 533719 AUDIENCE: 18+ RugbyVisitorCentre

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THURSDAY 22 OCTOBER

Come and join the Shadow Games team for a night filled with Table Top Gaming fun! Everything from Board, card and miniature games, to dedicated painting and modelling areas! There will also be a selection of open gaming, tournaments and demonstrations to take part in. Along with this we will have our extensive board games library, but you are welcome to bring your own games along too!

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 5.00pm FULL-TIME: 11.00pm COST: Free FURTHER INFORMATION: www.shadow-games.co.uk/bgn AUDIENCE: Suitable for all

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FRIDAY 23 OCTOBER

AN EVENING WITH

CATHERINE SPENCER AND FRIENDS

An evening with Catherine Spencer and Friends will be insightful, inspiring, funny, enjoyable, and memorable. It will be a great chance to hear some fantastic stories that you won’t be able to read in the papers. Former England Women’s captain willl be joined by world cup winning coaches, Gary Street and Graham Smith. They will discuss what it is really like to be two males coaching a squad of women covering some serious issues along with more lighthearted memories and stories from their time spent coaching in the women’s game. Added to the mix is Kate Philp a former Army officer who, after conducting officer training at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst was commissioned in to the Royal Artillery and at just 25 was posted straight from training to a tour of duty in Iraq where she was responsible for 40 male soldiers. What is it like being a female leading a group of men compared to Gary and Graham’s experience of coaching a team of women?

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 7.30pm FULL-TIME: 9.30pm COST: £5 BOOKING: Tickets available at www.enjoyrugby.co.uk or call Rugby Visitor Centre on 01788 533217 AUDIENCE: Suitable for all RugbyVisitorCentre

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MONDAY 26 OCTOBER

HALF TERM WEEK

RUGBY FUN DAY Come along and join us at the Rugby Village and be a part of the Enjoy Rugby festival celebrations! A day of rugby themed activities including passing challenges, tag rugby games and skills, designing your own rugby ball, flag making, face painting and much, much more. Take on our speed pass challenge for the chance to win a replica world cup ball. There’ll be something for the whole family to try!

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 11.00am FULL-TIME: 3.00pm COST: £1 BOOKING: Not required AUDIENCE: Suitable for all

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TUESDAY 27 OCTOBER

WIND IN THE WILLOWS CHILDREN’S THEATRE Munchkins & Monsters Theatre Company are proud to present a brand new adaptation of Kenneth Grahame’s classic tale ‘Wind in the Willows’. Join Mole, Ratty, Badger and their ever excitable friend Toad as they go on adventures along the riverbank and through the countryside. Not everything in the Wilde Wood is as it should be though. Soon they discover a terrible plot from the Chief Weasel to take Toad Hall for himself. In order to stop him they’ll have to work together to stop the villainous weasels from taking control. Filled with larger than life puppets, songs, dances, interactive sets and a huge heap of adventure, ‘Wind in the Willows’ is sure to delight audiences of all ages.

HALF TERM WEEK

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WEDNESDAY 28 OCTOBER

HALF TERM WEEK

Ministry of Science Live is not your ordinary science show – it comes with a bang. It comes with a whoosh. But most of all it comes with a Hovercraft built on stage… and it’s exploding into the Enjoy Rugby Festival! From liquid nitrogen frozen flowers to hydrogen bottle rockets fired right at you, the show will take you on a journey of science, engineering and invention using demonstrations and a few loud bangs to lead the way! We’ll also take a look at some of the science behind the game of Rugby and some of the things Rugby is famous for and local individuals who have helped shape the modern world that we live in…. Fingers in ears advised. 100% Educational, 200% Entertaining, 300% Fun.

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 11.00am - 12.00 noon, 2.00pm - 3.00pm, 4.00pm - 5.00pm COST: £5, £15 Family Ticket (2 adults, 2 children) BOOKING: Tickets available at www.enjoyrugby.co.uk or call Rugby Visitor Centre on 01788 533217 AUDIENCE: 6 + family

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THURSDAY 29 OCTOBER

ALICE IN WONDERLAND (U) On a golden afternoon, young Alice follows a White Rabbit, who disappears down a nearby rabbit hole. Quickly following him, she tumbles into the burrow - and enters the merry, topsy-turvy world of Wonderland! Memorable songs and whimsical escapades highlight Alice’s journey, which culminates in a madcap encounter with the Queen of Hearts - and her army of playing cards!

HALF TERM WEEK

Celebrate the 150th birthday of Rugby schoolboy Lewis Carroll’s timeless classic.

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 10.30am FULL-TIME: 11.45am COST: Free BOOKING: Not required

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THURSDAY 29 OCTOBER

HALF TERM WEEK

LIGHT PARTY Get ready to get your glow on! Children aged 5-11 are invited to a Light Party. Let’s light up the afternoon, come along and join in the fun with games, activities, sweets, glow sticks and more. Come dressed in glow, neon and bright clothes or costumes. Let’s see how bright you can go! This promises to be a great glowing time and it is free for all children! Please bring a picnic tea with you, clearly marked with your name. Cupcakes and drinks will be provided.

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 3.30pm FULL-TIME: 5.30pm COST: Free BOOKING: Via www.enjoyrugby.co.uk or call Rugby Visitor Centre on 01788 533217 FURTHER INFORMATION: Contact Louise on 07891 069786 AUDIENCE: Ages 5 - 11

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THURSDAY 29 OCTOBER

STRINGFEVER IN CONCERT Having toured the World, including a sell out tour of the USA this Spring, Stringfever return to their roots and home town of Rugby. Do not miss their unique mixture of wonderful musicianship and humour playing everything from the classics to pop on their unique electric string instruments.

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 7.30pm FULL-TIME: 9.30pm COST: £15.00 Adults £10.00 Concessions BOOKING: Tickets available at www.enjoyrugby.co.uk or call Rugby Visitor Centre on 01788 533217 AUDIENCE: Suitable for all RugbyVisitorCentre

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SUNDAY 1 NOVEMBER

SWING LOW SWEET CHARIOT SERVICE

A celebration event not to be missed for those who love the game of rugby and live in Rugby! The final community event of the World Cup, celebrating the game of rugby in its birthplace. Music and songs from the world of rugby, personal world cup accounts and faith stories all combine for a memorable finale to the tournament organised by Rugby Revive.

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 4.00pm FULL-TIME: 6.00pm COST: Free BOOKING: Not required AUDIENCE: Suitable for all

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SUNDAY 1 NOVEMBER

BACK TO THE FUTURE (PG) 30 years after its first release, this iconic 80s classic returns. Marty McFly, (Michael J Fox) a typical American teenager of the Eighties, is accidentally sent back to 1955 in a plutonium-powered DeLorean “time machine” invented by slightly mad scientist, Emmett Brown (Christopher Lloyd). During his often hysterical, always amazing trip back in time, Marty must make certain his teenage parents-to-be meet and fall in love - so he can get back to the future.

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THURSDAY 5 NOVEMBER

ELEVATE MUSIC

A high energy high impact youth event filled with loads of live music, dance, competitions and madcap fun! Organised by Rugby Revive.

VENUE: Rugby Village KICK-OFF: 7.00pm FULL-TIME: 9.30pm COST: Free BOOKING: Not required AUDIENCE: Ages 11 - 16

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FREE GUIDED WALKS...

PUTTING YOU IN TOUCH WITH RUGBY’S SPORTING AND CULTURAL HERITAGE

Daily tours leaving Rugby Visitor Centre at 2.00pm from 19th September to 31st October. Call 01788 533217 or visit www.enjoyrugby.co.uk for further information. RugbyVisitorCentre

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RUGBY WATCH THE BIG MATCH AT THE RUGBY FANZONE

OLD MARKET PLACE, RUGBY SEPT 18 - OCT 31

AT OLD MARKET PLACE, RUGBY FROM 18 SEPT - 31 OCT

THE BIRTHPL ACE OF THE GAME

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Fiji

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Wales

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England

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Sat Oct 10, 16:45 - Twickenham Stadium

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RUNNER-UP POOL B

WINNER POOL A

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WINNER POOL D

QF 4

Tue Oct 6, 20:00 - Stadium MK

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SUN OCT 18, 16:00 TWICKENHAM STADIUM

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Sat Oct 3, 20:00 - Twickenham Stadium

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SAT OCT 17, 20:00 MILLENNIUM STADIUM

QF 2

SAT OCT 17, 16:00 TWICKENHAM STADIUM

QF 1

SUN OCT 18, 13:00 MILLENNIUM STADIUM

Wales

Thu Oct 1, 16:45 - Millennium Stadium

Australia

Sun Sep 27, 12:00 - Villa Park

England

Sat Sep 26, 20:00 - Twickenham Stadium

Australia

Wed Sep 23, 16:45 - Millennium Stadium

Wales

Sun Sep 20, 14:30 - Millennium Stadium

England

Fri Sep 18, 20:00 - Twickenham Stadium

POOL A

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Argentina v

Namibia v

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Namibia v

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Tonga v

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Sun Oct 11, 12:00 - Leicester City Stadium

New Zealand

Fri Oct 9, 20:00 - St James’ Park

Namibia

Wed Oct 7, 20:00 - Sandy Park

Argentina

Sun Oct 4, 14:30 - Leicester City Stadium

New Zealand

Fri Oct 2, 20:00 - Millennium Stadium

Tonga

Tue Sep 29, 16:45 - Sandy Park

Argentina

Fri Sep 25, 16:45 - Kingsholm Stadium

New Zealand

Thu Sep 24, 20:00 - Olympic Stadium

New Zealand

Sun Sep 20, 16:45 - Wembley Stadium

Tonga

Sat Sep 19, 12:00 - Kingsholm Stadium

POOL C

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POOL B

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WINNER SF2

WINNER SF1

FINAL

SAT OCT 31, 16:00 TWICKENHAM STADIUM

RUNNER-UP SF2

RUNNER-UP SF1

FRI OCT 30, 20:00 OLYMPIC STADIUM

WINNER QF2

WINNER QF1

SF 1

SAT OCT 24, 16:00 TWICKENHAM STADIUM

BRONZE FINAL

WINNER QF4

WINNER QF3

SF2

SUN OCT 25, 16:00 TWICKENHAM STADIUM

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USA

Sat Oct 11, 20:00 - Kingsholm Stadium

Samoa

Sat Oct 10, 14:30 - St James’ Park

South Africa

Wed Oct 7, 16:45 - Olympic Stadium

South Africa

Sat Oct 3, 16:45 - St James’ Park

Samoa

Sat Oct 3, 14:30 - Stadium MK

Scotland

Sun Sep 27, 14:30 - Elland Road

South Africa

Sat Sep 26, 16:45 - Villa Park

Scotland

Wed Sep 23, 14.30 - Kingsholm Stadium

Samoa

Sun Sep 20, 12:00 - Brighton Community Stadium

South Africa

Sat Sep 19, 16:45 - Brighton Community Stadium

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Romania

Sat Oct 11, 14:30 - Sandy Park

Canada

Tue Oct 6, 16:45 - Leicester City Stadium

Ireland

Sun Oct 4, 16:45 - Olympic Stadium

France

Thu Oct 1, 20:00 - Stadium MK

Ireland

Sun Sep 27, 16:45 - Wembley Stadium

Italy

Sat Sep 26, 14:30 - Elland Road

France

Wed Sep 23, 20:00 - Olympic Stadium

France

Sat Sep 19, 20:00 - Twickenham Stadium

Ireland

Sat Sep 19, 14:30 - Millennium Stadium


FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 18 FURTHER DETAILS OF

LOCAL OPENING CEREMONY AT WWW.ENJOYRUGBY.CO.UK

OPENING CEREMONY KICK-OFF: 19:00 FULL-TIME: 20:00

ENGLAND FIJI KICK-OFF: 20:00

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SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 19

TONGA GEORGIA KICK-OFF: 12:00

IRELAND CANADA KICK-OFF: 14:30

SOUTH AFRICA

FRANCE

JAPAN

ITALY

KICK-OFF: 16:45

KICK-OFF: 20:00

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SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 20

SAMOA USA KICK-OFF: 12:00

WALES URUGUAY KICK-OFF: 14:30

NEW ZEALAND ARGENTINA KICK-OFF: 16:45

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SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 26

ITALY CANADA KICK-OFF: 14:30

SOUTH AFRICA SAMOA KICK-OFF: 16:45

ENGLAND WALES KICK-OFF: 20:00

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SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 27

AUSTRALIA URUGUAY KICK-OFF: 12:00

SCOTLAND

IRELAND

USA

ROMANIA

KICK-OFF: 14:30

KICK-OFF: 16:45

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WALES

FRANCE

FIJI

CANADA

KICK-OFF: 16:45

KICK-OFF: 20:00

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SATURDAY OCTOBER 3

SAMOA

SOUTH AFRICA

JAPAN

SCOTLAND

KICK-OFF: 14:30

KICK-OFF: 16:45

ENGLAND AUSTRALIA KICK-OFF: 20:00

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SUNDAY OCTOBER 4

THE SECRET OF KELLS (U)

Visually ravishing and doused in Celtic magic, Irish animated feature, The Secret Of Kells takes as its plot source and stylistic inspiration the eighth century Book of Kells, an intricately illuminated Latin gospel that is widely considered to be Ireland’s greatest national treasure. KICK-OFF: 11:00 FULL-TIME: 12:15 COST: Free BOOKING: Not required

ARGENTINA

IRELAND

TONGA

ITALY

KICK-OFF: 14:30

KICK-OFF: 16:45

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SOUTH AFRICA

NAMIBIA

USA

GEORGIA

KICK-OFF: 16:45

KICK-OFF: 20:00

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SATURDAY OCTOBER 10

SAMOA SCOTLAND KICK-OFF: 14:30

AUSTRALIA

ENGLAND

WALES

URUGUAY

KICK-OFF: 16:45

KICK-OFF: 20:00

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SUNDAY OCTOBER 11

ARRIETTY(U) Based on Mary Norton’s The Borrowers, about the small folk who live beneath the floorboards, this enchanting new animated feature for kids of all ages has the grace, heart and ravishing visual style of Ghibli at its best, along with an eminently exportable Celtic folk soundtrack. Directed by rising Ghibli talent Hiromasa Yonebayashi – who was Hayao Miyazaki’s chief key animator on Spirited Away, Howl’s Moving Castle and Ponyo – Arrietty (aka The Borrowers). KICK-OFF: 10:00 FULL-TIME: 11:30 COST: Free BOOKING: Not required

ARGENTINA

ITALY

NAMIBIA

ROMANIA

KICK-OFF: 12:00

KICK-OFF: 14:30

FRANCE

USA

IRELAND

JAPAN

KICK-OFF: 16:45

KICK-OFF: 20:00

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SATURDAY OCTOBER 17 The latest stop-motion animated delight from the now legendary British Aardman Animation studios is that most unusual of things, a feature length film aimed for the mainstream family market without any dialogue whatsoever. The character of Shaun the Sheep is already a star in the TV series, which has been a hit around the world since it launched in 2007, In a decidedly British adventure (any film that had a caravan as a major part of its story tends to be British) Shaun and his fellow sheep head off on a series of adventures that veer between silly and thrilling to plaintive and even rather sad, but always managing to keep up a barrage of trademark sight gags and puns, both verbal and visual. KICK-OFF: 11:00 FULL-TIME: 12:30 COST: Free BOOKING: Not required

SHAUN THE SHEEP (U) QF1

SAT OCT 17, 16:00 TWICKENHAM STADIUM

WINNER POOL B RUNNER-UP POOL A

QF2

SAT OCT 17, 20:00 MILLENNIUM STADIUM

WINNER POOL C RUNNER-UP POOL D

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SUNDAY OCTOBER 18

QF3

QF4

SUN OCT 18, 13:00 MILLENNIUM STADIUM

SUN OCT 18, 16:00 TWICKENHAM STADIUM

WINNER POOL D

WINNER POOL A

RUNNER-UP POOL C

RUNNER-UP POOL B

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SATURDAY OCTOBER 24

SF1

SAT OCT 24, 16:00 TWICKENHAM STADIUM

WINNER QF1 WINNER QF2

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TROPHY TOUR

SUNDAY OCTOBER 25

SF2

SUN OCT 25, 16:00 TWICKENHAM STADIUM

WINNER QF3 WINNER QF4

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FRIDAY OCTOBER 30

BRONZE FINAL FRI OCT 30, 20:00 OLYMPIC STADIUM

RUNNER-UP SF1 RUNNER-UP SF2

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SATURDAY OCTOBER 31

FINAL

SAT OCT 31, 16:00 TWICKENHAM STADIUM

WINNER SF1 WINNER SF2 Join us after the final for the party! See www.enjoyrugby.co.uk for more details

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RUGBY WORLD CUP TROPHY TOUR Sunday 16 August 2015 09:00 - 12:00

An opportunity to get up close and personal with the Webb Ellis Cup on the site of Rugby’s Tournament time Fanzone. Meet local rugby clubs and enjoy the pre-Tournament atmosphere - then get your selfie with the Trophy!

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Newbold-on-Avon RFC www.pitchero.com/clubs/newboldonavon

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Broadstreet RFC www.broadstreet-rugby.co.uk

Old Laurentian RFC www.olsrugby.com RugbyVisitorCentre

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Rugby Lions FC www.therugbyfootballclub.co.uk

Rugby St Andrews RFC www.standrewsrfc.co.uk

WHY NOT TAKE THE BALL AND RUN WITH YOUR LOCAL CLUB?

Contact Matt Wooldridge Rugby Development Officer T: 07889 601017 E: mattwooldridge@rfu.com

Rugby Welsh RFC www.pitchero.com/clubs/rugbywelsh RugbyVisitorCentre

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RUGBY REAL ALE TRAIL The real-ale pub scene in Rugby has never been better and the town is now recognised as being one of the best places in the country for real ales! We have some outstanding pubs where you can enjoy a superb variety of quality beers and ciders from local and national brewers, along with some fantastic hospitality!

Rugby Tap www.rugbytap.co.uk

Half Moon 01788 574420

Alexandra Arms www.alexandraarms.co.uk

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Victoria Inn www.downthevic.co.uk

The Lawrence Sheriff www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk

The Merchants Inn www.merchantsinn.co.uk

Rupert Brooke www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk

The Raglan Arms www.raglanarmsinn.co.uk

Seven Stars www.everards.co.uk RugbyVisitorCentre

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The Squirrel Inn 01788 544154

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12 SEPTEMBER 2015 TO 9 JANUARY 2016

RUGBY FOOTBALL OPEN EXHIBITION Rugby Art Gallery and Museum are celebrating this special year with an open exhibition themed around the sport of rugby football. Artists were invited to submit existing artworks that are about rugby football or create new works in response to the football theme. The theme was left very open to allow artists the freedom to interpret it for themselves. A selection panel had the tough job of selecting from the multitude of excellent applications we received. 19 artists were selected who have produced 21 works between them including 14 new art works created especially for the exhibition. The exhibition will include painting, drawing, film, textiles, ceramics and sculpture and will be shown alongside Ravi Deepres’ new film ‘The Gain Line’. Meet some of the artists behind the exhibition see p30

FESTIVAL FRINGE Copyright credits: © Frank Cook

VENUE: Rugby Art Gallery and Museum KICK-OFF: Opening hours: See www.ragm.co.uk COST: Free BOOKING: Not required AUDIENCE: Suitable for all

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12 SEPTEMBER 2015 TO 9 JANUARY 2016

FESTIVAL FRINGE

THE GAIN LINE ‘The Gain Line’ is a new film installation by artist Ravi Deepres which explores the game of rugby from a historical, physiological, social and cultural perspective. The work places the viewer in the mindset of the player both psychologically and physically. Further elements of history, identity, scientific research and contemporary issues around data analysis are integrated into the fabric of the work. Commissioned by Film and Video Umbrella and Rugby Art Gallery and Museum in partnership with Phoenix, Leicester and ICIA, University of Bath and supported by Arts Council England. The filming of specific sequences was made possible by working directly with Rugby School; Rugby Lions; Bath Rugby; World Rugby Museum and Rugby Football Union, Twickenham Stadium. See screening of The Gain Line with artist Ravi Deepres on p40

VENUE: Rugby Art Gallery and Museum KICK-OFF: Opening hours: See www.ragm.co.uk COST: Free BOOKING: Not required AUDIENCE: Suitable for all

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12 SEPTEMBER 2015 TO 9 JANUARY 2016

GRAHAM IBBESON EXHIBITION FESTIVAL FRINGE Graham Ibbeson is a UK based sculptor with an international reputation for creating sensational bronze sculptures. In Rugby he is famous as the artist who created the respected and much photographed bronze of William Webb Ellis which sits outside of Rugby School. This display provides a unique opportunity to see Graham’s original drawings, photographs and models for the sculpture.

VENUE: Rugby Art Gallery and Museum KICK-OFF: Opening hours: See www.ragm.co.uk COST: Free BOOKING: Not required AUDIENCE: Suitable for all

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12 SEPTEMBER 2015 TO 9 JANUARY 2016

FESTIVAL FRINGE

RUGBY FOOTBALL IN RUGBY BOROUGH:

LOCAL CLUB HISTORY

This exhibition will explore the history of Rugby Borough based rugby football clubs through objects donated to the display by each of the clubs. Featuring items such as club shirts, ties, photographs and trophies this is an unmissable chance to view historical items from all of the clubs in one place.

VENUE: Rugby Art Gallery and Museum KICK-OFF: Opening hours: See www.ragm.co.uk COST: Free BOOKING: Not required AUDIENCE: Suitable for all

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SUNDAY 13 SEPTEMBER

FESTIVAL FRINGE

PARLIAMENTARY WORLD CUP 2015

Since its inception in 1995, the Parliamentary World Cup has fostered international relationships between politicians, decision-makers and the tournament’s sponsors, forging friendships and promoting dialogue through a shared passion for rugby. England will play host to the sixth Parliamentary World Cup, which will see over 300 politicians visit the UK in the week before the tournament for a festival of international rugby. All teams will play their first round of matches in the birthplace of rugby on The Close at Rugby School. The competition is more than just a means to play rugby; it provides the opportunity for politicians, businesses and prominent rugby figures from all over the world to come together in a great atmosphere where life-long connections can be made. The remaining fixtures will be played at Richmond and the tournament runs until Thursday 17th September.

VENUE: The Close, Rugby School KICK-OFF: Four matches on two pitches with kick off times at 1.00pm and 3.00pm FULL-TIME: 8.00pm COST: Free BOOKING: Please visit www.enjoyrugby.co.uk for tickets AUDIENCE: Suitable for all

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THURSDAY 1 OCTOBER

FESTIVAL FRINGE

DRAMATIC DRAW

Take part in our Rugby themed Dramatic Draw session, using charcoal, pencils and other materials to draw clothed life models in Rugby player poses, shirts and pitch back drop and balls. Refreshments available to purchase.

VENUE: Rugby Art Gallery and Museum KICK-OFF: 5.30pm FULL-TIME: 8.00pm COST: ÂŁ4.00 per person BOOKING: Please book in advance on 01788 533201. AUDIENCE: 18+

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SATURDAY 10 OCTOBER

FESTIVAL FRINGE

TACKLE THE BIG DRAW

Join us for a range of dynamic drawing activities for all ages as part of the National Big Draw campaign. Take part in large scale drawings, animation, face painting, projections, decorating balls, meeting and sketching players.

VENUE: Rugby Art Gallery and Museum KICK-OFF: 10.30am FULL-TIME: 3.00pm COST: Free BOOKING: Not required AUDIENCE: Suitable for all

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WEDNESDAY 21 TO SATURDAY 31 OCTOBER

FESTIVAL FRINGE

Join us at Rugby Art Gallery and Museum for a range of exciting Rugby themed activities during half term. Look out for animation workshops, creating 3D rugby pitches and designing rugby shirts. Check out our website for further details www.ragm.org.uk

HALF TERM ACTIVITIES

HALF TERM WEEK

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THURSDAY 29 OCTOBER The Friends of St Cross and the Rotary Club of Rugby Dunsmore are hosting a Gala Proms Concert in the magnificent Temple Speech Rooms at Rugby School. The concert will feature the renowned Rugby Male Voice Choir and the superb Bilton Silver Band coming together for the first time. The local groups will be joined by guest male voice choirs from Coventry, Wigston and Northampton. The programme will include traditional proms and rugby anthem sing along items. Proceeds from the concert will go the Friends of St Cross Diamond Jubilee Appeal and Rotary Club charities.

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GALA PROMS CHARITY CONCERT

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OUR HERITAGE AND PROUD HOME THE WEBB ELLIS LEGACY Until Webb Ellis’s definitive act, the game of football had included handling the ball but no-one had been permitted to hold it and run towards the opposite goal. Progress forward was by kicking, hacking and what today might be described as an enormous rolling maul involving up to 60 players. In 1820 the game was played a little like soccer but players were allowed to catch the ball and then kick it out of their hands. There were no limits to the number of players on each side, evident in 1839 when Queen Adelaide visited the school to see the School House team of 75 boys play against ‘the rest’, a team of 225! In 1871, the Rugby Football Union (RFU) was formed, largely of Old Rugbeians, and the first national code was introduced. Rugby School was the only team to play in white, and the reason England play in white is that the first committee of the RFU was composed largely of Old Rugbeians.

PIGS BLADDERS William Gilbert, a local bootmaker, took up ball-making to supply the school. In 1842, he established the first rugby football workshop, now the Rugby Football Museum,

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and the building with the longest continuous connection to the game of rugby in the world. The building in which the museum is housed has been at the centre of rugby ball manufacturing for over 160 years, beginning a tradition of rugby football manufacture that is carried on by Webb Ellis Ltd to this day. The ball was originally round, rather than the oval of today, and changed shape over a period of time as the game changed from a predominantly kicking one to a handling one. The shape of the ball was originally determined by the pig’s bladder used for the inside. A rather shrivelled 130-year-old ball was recently discovered in a blocked-up chimney behind the wooden panels of Old Big School, still containing the remnants of the original rubber bladder.

A RICH COLLECTION Established in the 1980s and redeveloped in 2009, the museum also houses a rich collection of international rugby memorabilia and artefacts gathered over the last 160 years. For a fascinating insight into the ball, the building and the birth of the game, the Rugby Football Museum is a must.

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THE STORY OF RUGBY Here in the heart of our town, on Rugby School’s main playing field, The Close, a plaque proudly proclaims: “This stone commemorates the exploit of William Webb Ellis, who, with a fine disregard for the rules of football as played in his time, first took the ball in his arms and ran with it, thus initiating the distinctive feature of the Rugby game - AD 1823.” There’s still something magical about that piece of ground, and some of the World Cup teams are expected to come and make a pilgrimage to the home of the game during their time in England this Autumn. It’s ironic that the plaque stands at the heart of a school whose boys and girls today would find “a fine disregard for the rules” more likely to land their name in the detention book than on a stone memorial. But sometimes rules are just made to be broken, and no-one can regret that act of rebellion which gave the world the sport which we are celebrating now. The development of the game coincided with the service of Rugby School’s most famous Head Master, Thomas Arnold. Under his leadership boys at Rugby grew in body, mind and spirit. Arnold himself wasn’t a great sportsman, but he encouraged football as an alternative to the two other physical activities which were popular with the boys – fighting and poaching! Academic achievement was important to him too, but his highest priority for the boys in his care was the formation of Christian character.

Pupils at Rugby School today are part of a continuing story. They train and play on the field where the game began; they learn in the classrooms where William Webb Ellis himself sat; and they pray and sing in the chapel where another important seed was sown in the young William’s life – his personal faith in Jesus, which would eventually lead him to a life of Christian service as a church leader. Body, mind and spirit – sport, work and faith; all three as important today as ever. When the World Cup gets into full swing, the town of Rugby will feel like the centre of the universe. For a while, for many of us, Rugby Football will be the most important thing in the world. And if England win . . . . well, let’s not even dare to think about it. Rev. Richard Horner, Chaplain, Rugby School

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SOME INTERESTING CHARACTERS RUPERT BROOKE

Rupert Brooke is a famous Rugby son, born in Hillmorton Road in 1887. His father was a housemaster at Rugby School and it was whilst attending the school that Brooke began writing in earnest. Today a commemorative statue can be seen in Jubilee Gardens, along with an information panel outlining his brief but highly influential life. Rugby has links to other literary giants including Arthur Ransome (Swallows and Amazons), Salman Rushdie (Midnight’s Children), Richard Grant (Poet Laureate and ‘Dreadlock Alien’) and Charles L. Dodgson, better known as Lewis Carroll, author of arguably the world’s favourite children’s book - Alice in Wonderland.

SIR FRANK WHITTLE

Born and bred in Warwickshire, one of Rugby’s greatest inventors was Sir Frank Whittle, ‘father of the jet engine’. Whittle was part of the design team who rented office space at Brownsover Hall, Rugby. Experiments soon began at British Thomson-Houston in Rugby and when the first jet engine, built to Whittle’s design, ran on a test bed on 12th April 1937, history was

made. Whittle had produced the prototype for the engines that made worldwide air travel available to everyone.

DENNIS GABOR

Rugby is also famous for being the home of the hologram. After fleeing Nazi Germany in the 1930s, Hungarian born scientist Dennis Gabor invented holography whilst working at British Thomson-Houston in Rugby in 1947. Holograms have since been developed for use in a multitude of consumer items such as credit cards, cosmetics, CDs, mobile phones and clothes. Visitors can still see the house in Rugby where Dennis Gabor lived.

GUY FAWKES

‘Please to remember the fifth of November’. The first line of this traditional verse dates from the Gunpowder Plot of 1605, which sought to blow up the Parliament and the King. Links with the area are notably in Dunchurch at Guy Fawkes House (then the Lion Inn), where the conspirators met to await the news that Westminster had been destroyed. When Guy Fawkes was instead arrested, the plan to seize Princess Elizabeth from her nearby Coombe Abbey home was abandoned and the conspirators fled, defeated.

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A-Z LISTING OF EVENTS EVENT A Cartoon History of Here Alice in Wonderland Arrietty Back to the Future Benn Hall Comedy Night Blooming Marvellous with James Wong Board Games Night Building Jerusalem Catherine Spencer & Friends Celebration Dinner with Gavin Hastings Comedy Night & Auction Dramatic Draw Elevate Music Fashion Show Flying Balls with Paul Grayson From Spiderman to Shaun the Sheep Gala Proms Charity Concert Graham Ibbeson Exhibition Grav Half Term Activities Invictus Light party Local Club History Mallory Knox Multimedia Sports Quiz Murderball Parliamentary World Cup 2015 Poets in Touch Rotary Extravaganza Rugby Drinks Festival Rugby Football Open Exhibition Rugby Fun Day Rupert Brooke Screening of The Gain Line with Ravi Deepres Sewa Fare Shaun The Sheep Songs of Praise & Family Fun Time Stringfever in Concert Swing Low Sweet Chariot Tackle the Big Draw The ACM Gospel Choir The Gain Line The Ministry of Science The Oval World The Searchers The Secret of Kells The Stories behnd the Goalpost Wild Tales Wind in the Willows RugbyVisitorCentre

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