Summer 2019
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Traditionally in the theatre world, summer is the quietest time, with lots of venues choosing to go-dark for the period. But for Gala, summer is one of our busiest times, because as well as presenting some of the finest touring productions, we also play host to three world class festivals.
All of our shows are available to book online at www.galadurham.co.uk
BRASS is our outstanding festival of world-class brass music in the heart of Durham. Celebrating brass in all its forms, the festival draws visitors and artists from across the world for lively cultural experiences, which take place in venues across the city, and spill out onto the streets.
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New for this year is Durham City Run Festival. The hugely popular Durham City 5K/10K event now forms just part of a whole weekend of running activity. With Paula Radcliffe hosting a brand new family running event, and a whole programme of talks, films and technical advice sessions, it will offer everything for the running fan.
Gala Theatre Offers
All this, and Gala are launching our brand new production Teechers, produced and created in the heart of Durham. It will be a funny and entertaining version of this classic comedy play.
To celebrate our production of Teechers from May 6-11, we’ll be getting in the mood and taking you back to your school days with a special 2-course school dinner menu each night from 6pm (last orders at 7pm). Expect school dinner favourites cottage pie with veg and gravy, macaroni cheese, cornflake tart and jelly!
Gala is proud to be a focal point for much of the festival activity, and we look forward to welcoming you to the venue.
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SPECIAL TICKET OFFER
Teechers School Dinner Offer
£5.50 if pre-booked and £6.50 on the night.
English Touring Opera This season, ETO will be fielding its largest chorus and orchestra to date with two incredible full-scale operas, each featuring giant personalities as they clash over love and power in times of war. Robin Byers Service Manager - Place & Experience 2
Book tickets for both Macbeth (13 May) and Idomeneo (14 May) for a special price of £49.
MUSIC
Gala Lunchtime Concert Series All concerts are 1.00pm - 2.00pm | £5
Simon Spillett and Paul Edis Friday 3 May ‘Brilliant young pianist’ Paul Edis is joined by saxophonist Simon Spillett for our first Lunchtime Concert of the season. Spillett has won multiple awards for his music including the tenor saxophone category of the British Jazz Awards, Jazz Journal magazine’s Critic’s Choice CD of the Year, Rising Star in the BBC Jazz Awards and most recently the Services to British Jazz in the 2016 British Jazz Awards.
Vasilis Xenopoulos and Paul Edis Friday 7 June Having first met over 10 years ago, Paul Edis and saxophonist Vasilis Xenopoulos released the album A Narrow Escape to much critical acclaim. Together they perform music from the Great American Songbook alongside original compositions rooted in the jazz and swing tradition.
Ruth Lambert Quartet Friday 5 July Ruth Lambert is a talented jazz singer based in the North East of England and one of the UK’s most classy and distinctive jazz vocalists. Balancing a voice of warmth and maturity with spark and charisma; for this concert she is joined by Paul Edis (piano), Andy Champion (bass) and Russ Morgan (drums).
James Birkett and Bradley Johnston Guitar Duo Friday 2 August James and Bradley will present their overview of jazz repertoire from the 1920s to the present day, exploring the sound worlds of the guitar through recreating recorded classics and their interpretations of ‘standards’. 03000 266 600 www.galadurham.co.uk
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COMEDY
THEATRE
Funny Bones Comedy Club All shows start at 7.45pm | £8.50 Our monthly dose of Friday night funnies returns with a mix of seasoned stand-ups and new comic talent. Fri 3 May With the confidence and swagger that you might expect of a North-West comedian at the very top of his game, MC Danny Deegan hosts the ever affable and quick-witted banter merchant, Dave Twentyman. Danny Sutcliffe, a festival regular known for his clever one-liners, and the insightful Tom Lawrinson will round off the night. Fri 7 June The guitar-posturing, electric tennis-racket playing chameleon of comedy, Pierre Hollins, tops the bill in June. Hollins will be joined by deadpan joker Patrick Draper, dark comedy from MC Francis Jenking and Linsey Santoro, who will recount tales of her misadventures in life in her trademark, Brummy, down-to-earth style. Fri 5 July Comedy veteran, Nik Coppin kicks off in true affable and energetic style. Expect daft, neurotic and musical comedy from Tom Taylor; musing on rabbits, her native Italians and diversity from Italian comedian Carla Pol; all joined by former professional rugby player come comedian, John Lebbon, who will MC this motley crew of comedic talent with his typical Northern charm. Fri 2 August A killer wit, no nonsense attitude with a delightfully saucy and spiky edge, headliner Karen Bayley is a comedic force to be reckoned with. Bayley will be joined by acclaimed jester Francis Garrity and two welsh stand-ups, the award-winning Simon Emanuel and MC Drew Taylor, hosting the night with sharp observational style.
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Same Same Different By Naomi Summer Chan Saturday 4 May, 8.00pm | £12 (£10 concession) Same Same Different is inspired by Naomi’s own experiences as a transracial adoptee, having been adopted from Hong Kong in the 1980s into a white British family. This new verbatim play gives adoptees from all over the world the opportunity to share their stories in their own words and reveal what it’s like to grow up in a family and community who might look very different to themselves. Exploring what growing up in an adoptive family is like for an adoptee, how both nature and nurture influence identity, and what happens after the ‘happy ending’ of going home to your ‘forever family’.
THEATRE A Gala Theatre Production
Teechers By John Godber Directed by Tom Wright Designed by Hannah Sibai
SPECIAL TICKET OFFER
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Monday 6 to Saturday 11 May, 7.30pm (exc. Wednesday) (+1.00pm on Tuesday and Thursday, and 6.00pm on Wednesday) | £10 - £16 Three school leavers, Salty, Hobby and Gail decide to perform an end of term tribute about their time in secondary school. Telling the hilarious story of an idealistic new teacher in his perilous first days inside a local comprehensive school, their play is based on their own drama teacher who ignites their passion for the stage with his idealism and belief. This fast-moving and entertaining comedy is hugely evocative for anyone who has endured life at a modern secondary school. Teechers brings to life the school bully, feared by teachers and pupils alike; Barry, the kid who never brings his PE kit; and the Headmistress, whose main priority is the annual Gilbert and Sullivan production. The teachers are as ambivalent and mixed-up as the kids, and everyone’s counting down the days until they can get out. Following recent successes with Educating Rita, Talking Heads and Two, Gala are delighted to be bringing this witty and well observed play to the stage. John Godber is the third most performed playwright in the UK, behind William Shakespeare and Alan Ayckbourn, and best known for his observational comedy (Bouncers, Up n’ Under). Written in 1984 and first performed by the Hull Truck Theatre Company, Teechers is still thoroughly modern, and as fresh and relevant as when it was created. 03000 266 600 www.galadurham.co.uk
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FILM
SPECIAL EVENT
Next Up… Tuesday 14 May, 7.30pm | Free
Classic Cinema Studio First Sunday of every month, 6.00pm | £5 Kick off the start of every month at Gala, as we screen classic films in our revamped Studio space. It’s a relaxed environment to watch your favourite flicks, with our bar open throughout for you to buy alcoholic tipples and snacks. Each ticket includes a free tea, coffee or soft drink to reinvigorate you, ready for going back to work on Monday. Sunday 5 May Sunday 2 June Sunday 7 July Sunday 4 August
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Top Gun (12A) An American Werewolf in London (18) The Birds (15) Monty Python’s Life of Brian (12A)
Our seasonal showcase of new work returns with performances from some of the most exciting emerging talent in the North East. Sit back and relax for an evening of performance as artists try out their work in front of audience, with conversation and constructive feedback actively encouraged. We are always keen to hear from artists who are making work in the region and know that artist development opportunities are a crucial part of the mix for a vibrant venue. So, if you are interested in being part of a future Next Up…, visit the Engage section of the website. You’ll also find other opportunities posted there, so it’s well worth a look.
COMEDY
SCREENING
The Comedy Store
All My Sons
Sunday 12 May, 2 June, 7 July, 7.30pm | £11 (£9 concession), £8 students and Gala Members
Presented by NT Live
With over 35 years’ experience in the business and as the premier name in comedy, The Comedy Store is renowned as a breeding ground for new talent, and remains the place to see the stars of the future. The likes of Eddie Izzard, John Bishop, Jimmy Carr, Rhod Gilbert and Sarah Millican have all cut their comedy teeth with us.
by Arthur Miller Directed by Jeremy Herrin
The line-up is top secret and we only find out a couple of weeks beforehand, so be sure to like The Comedy Store Durham on Facebook to find out first.
Tuesday 14 May, 7.00pm | £15 (£13 concession) £10 Gala Members
Broadcast live from The Old Vic in London, Academy Award-winner Sally Field (Steel Magnolias, Brothers & Sisters) and Bill Pullman (The Sinner, Independence Day) star in Arthur Miller’s blistering drama All My Sons. America, 1947. Despite hard choices and even harder knocks, Joe and Kate Keller are a success story. They have built a home, raised two sons and established a thriving business. But nothing lasts forever and their contented lives, already shadowed by the loss of their eldest boy to war, are about to shatter. With the return of a figure from the past, long buried truths are forced to the surface and the price of their American dream is laid bare. Jeremy Herrin (This House, People, Places & Things) directs a cast including Jenna Coleman (Victoria), and Colin Morgan (Merlin). All My Sons is an Old Vic co-production with Headlong. 03000 266 600 www.galadurham.co.uk
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OPERA
English Touring Opera £29 (£27 concession), £26 Gala Members and Friends of ETO, £15 restricted view, £49 when booking for both shows English Touring Opera (ETO) presents an ambitious season of full-scale opera, fielding its largest chorus and orchestra to date and featuring giant personalities as they clash over love and power in times of war. Don’t miss a pre-show talk before each performance at 6.30pm. Tickets are FREE but please book your place through box office.
Macbeth Monday 13 May, 7.30pm
Macbeth
The witches have a prophecy: Macbeth will be king. But royalty comes at a price. The cost of power is betrayal, murder and revenge. Follow Verdi’s Macbeth in a bloodsoaked journey to the throne and watch a guilt-ridden Lady Macbeth descend into the depths of despair in English Touring Opera’s new production. Starring Grant Doyle (Macbeth) and Madeleine Pierard (Lady Macbeth) in Verdi’s interpretation of Shakespeare’s iconic play. Sung in English.
Idomeneo Tuesday 14 May, 7.30pm Mozart’s Idomeneo remains one the greatest of his ‘opera seria’ (serious operas), exploring royalty, high ideals and deep emotions. Returning from the Trojan War and caught in the midst of a storm, King Idomeneo promises the raging seas that he will sacrifice the first person he meets, in return for his safe passage. Cruelly, the first person he encounters is his only son, Idamante. The rivalry between the princesses Ilia and Elettra for the heart of Idamante coupled with a king’s ill-fated promise provide a rich, emotional drama and unforgettable music. Sung in Italian with English surtitles 8
Idomeneo
FAMILY
MUSIC
Durham Big Sing Dear Zoo
Presented by The Singing Elf
Wednesday 15 May, 1.30pm and 3.30pm, Thursday 16 May, 11.00am and 2.00pm | £12.50 (Family ticket £46)
Sunday 19 May, 9.30am | £17.50
A production to delight both young and old as it unfolds with child-engaging puppets, music and lots of audience interaction.
Join hundreds of singers from across the North East for one big day of singing. This feel-good event welcomes adults of all abilities from complete beginners. Take part in mass singing workshops led by top vocal tutors and listen to inspiring performances from community choirs.
#DearZooLive
Find full details at www.thesingingelf.co.uk
After a successful debut tour, Dear Zoo, the timeless children’s classic book returns to the stage in 2019. Rod Campbell’s bestselling lift-the-flap book has delighted generations of young readers since it was first published in 1982 and has sold more than 8 million copies worldwide.
‘A must-see for fans of the book, and for any young child who likes animals!’ HHHHH Whatsgoodtodo.co.uk ‘A superb theatrical production’ HHHHH My Theatre Mates ‘This show is the perfect running time and there’s no interval, so momentum isn’t lost. If you’re looking for a family trip to the theatre, this is one of the best.’ HHHHH Entertainmentviews.co.uk 03000 266 600 www.galadurham.co.uk
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COMEDY
MUSIC
Daniel Sloss
New College Durham
Red Hot Chilli Pipers
X
The Transatlantic Songbook
Thursday 23 May, 7.30pm | £25
Sunday 19 May, 7.30pm |£17.50
Tuesday 21 May, 7.30pm | £5
Fast becoming one of the world’s biggest comedy names, with 2 hour-long Netflix specials, DARK and Jigsaw both released in 2018, Daniel’s smash-hit X tour spans 150 shows across 28 countries around the globe.
Spectacular performances from the HE musicians of New College Durham. Playing a huge variety of traditional and popular music.
Following sold out shows at 11 consecutive Edinburgh Fringes, 9 seasons in London’s West End as well as 4 seasons off-Broadway in New York, and still just 28, Daniel’s brilliant 10th solo show deals with challenging contemporary themes. Recommeded Age 16+ ‘Dirty, sweet and clever’ New York Times 10
MUSIC
Acceptable in the 80s Wednesday 22 May, 7.00pm | £7 Huge hits form the time that style forgot. Join the Level 3 musicians from New College Durham as they revisit classic tunes from AC/ DC, Queen, Joan Jett and many more.
Bagpipes with attitude, drums with a Scottish accent and a show that carries its own health warning. From their formation in 2002 and a cameo appearance at T in the Park in 2004 with The Darkness, to opening the main stage in their own right in 2014, the past fifteen years has seen the Red Hot Chilli Pipers become the most famous bagpipe band on the planet… ever! With their ground-breaking fusion of feelgood, traditional Scottish music and rock/pop anthems which they proudly call ‘Bagrock’ - the Red Hot Chilli Pipers are a genuinely unique experience.
SPECIAL EVENT
Educate and Celebrate Friday 24 May, 6.00pm | £5 Educate and Celebrate are a charity that specialise in working with schools and organisations to ensure they are fully inclusive spaces for everyone in the community. Join us as we showcase the amazing work that Durham schools have been producing over the last five years and help us celebrate Durham becoming a place where every individual can be free to be themselves. Prepare to be astounded by singing, poetry, dance and so much more!
MUSIC
DANCE
Dave Kelly & Christine Collister
Around the World
Friday 24 May, 8.00pm | £18
Saturday 25 May, 7.00pm | £11
Drawing from their mutual love of classic rock, pop, country, jazz and blues; prominent UK folk singer Christine Collister and founding member of The Blues Band, Dave Kelly, dive head long and full throttle into the songs they love.
The Dance Fusion Academy are once again proud to be holding their annual dance event at Gala. A large group of dedicated dancers of all ages, from 3 to 18 join together to provide you with a fun packed night of entertainment to suit all. Come along and join us for an evening of exciting dance from our talented dancers here in the North East.
Their combined passion, talent and fun-loving personalities bring a natural warmth and great charm to their performances.
Presented by Dance Fusion Academy
03000 266 600 www.galadurham.co.uk
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MUSIC
DANCE
Tangomotion Monday 27 May, 7.30pm | £16 (£14 concession)
The Cavern Beatles Sunday 26 May, 7.30pm | £24 (£22 concession) A magical history tour through the works of the greatest pop music phenomenon, The Beatles. Replicating, in both sight and sound, the excitement and energy of Beatlemania, the psychedelic era of Sgt. Pepper, and the creative masterpieces of The White Album and Abbey Road. Widely regarded as being as close to the real thing as they are ever likely to get, The Cavern Beatles execute their entire show completely live along with four costume changes and lighting scenes to complement this exciting show.
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A breath-taking journey into the heart of Tango Argentino, Tangomotion features new choreographies created by world class tango dancers Alexandra Wood, Guillermo Torrens, Paula Duarte and Richard Manuel, with new original music and evergreen tango classics from the acclaimed Tango Siempre quartet.
COMEDY
An Evening With Andy Hamilton Wednesday 29 May, 8.00pm | £20 (£18 concession) Following sold out theatre tours of his Change Management show, award winning comedian, comedy writer and director Andy Hamilton is back with his first ever up close and personal show An Evening with Andy Hamilton. Looking back at his very extensive professional career in comedy, Andy will give audiences the opportunity to ask questions on any topic - resulting in a funny and revealing night out with a master of comedy.
MUSIC
SCREENING
The Tiger Lillies
Van Gogh and Japan
Friday 31 May, 8.00pm | £20
Presented by Exhibition on Screen
The Grammy-nominated, Godfathers of alternative cabaret return with a very special show celebrating their 30th anniversary.
Tuesday 4 June, 6.00pm | £10 (£8 concession) £7 Gala Members
The world of The Tiger Lillies is dark and hilarious with moments of immense beauty. In this new show they take you on a trip to the Devil’s Fairground – temptation and sin await! ‘The execution is impeccable throughout. Phenomenal.’ HHHHH The Guardian ‘Behind the greasepaint lurks genuine emotion.’ HHHHH The Independent
One cannot understand Van Gogh without understanding how Japanese art arrived in Paris in the middle of the 19th century and the profound impact it had on artists like Monet, Degas and, above all, Van Gogh. This little-known story of the significance of Van Gogh’s study of Japan travels not only to France and the Netherlands, but also to Japan itself to further explore the remarkable heritage that so affected Van Gogh and made him the artist we know of today.
03000 266 600 www.galadurham.co.uk
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SCREENING
DANCE
The Taming of the Shrew Presented by RSC Live Wednesday 5 June, 7.00pm | £15 (£13 concession) £10 Gala Members In a reimagined 1590, England is a matriarchy. Baptista Minola is seeking to sell off her son Katherine to the highest bidder. Cue an explosive battle of the sexes in this electrically charged love story. Justin Audibert (Snow in Midsummer, The Jew of Malta) turns Shakespeare’s fierce, energetic comedy of gender and materialism on its head to offer a fresh perspective on its portrayal of hierarchy and power.
Rhythm of the Dance 20th Anniversary Tour Thursday 6 June, 7.30pm | £24 (£23 concession) This dance and music extravaganza contains a wealth of Irish talent, an exciting two hour trip through hundreds of years of Irish dance and music, 22 award-winning World & Irish dance champions with 25 dazzling costume changes. Experience flailing fiddles, flutes, and inspiring dances along with live vocalists, all complimented by a top live Irish trad band of multi-instrumentalist musicians and a sensational sound and light show. Worldwide, toes are tapping and hands are clapping to the feet of Rhythm of the Dance!
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MUSIC
Stage and Screen: Act 2 Presented by Music Durham Monday 10 June, 7.30pm | £15 (£10 concession)
Take That: Greatest Hits Live Saturday 8 June, 8:00pm | £15 (£13 concession) Celebrating 30 incredible years, Take That are bringing their huge 2019 Greatest Hits tour to cinemas for one night only! Broadcast LIVE, you’ll have front row seats as Gary, Mark and Howard perform their biggest hits from the last three decades. Get ready to throw your hands in the air this is one party you’ll never forget.
Music Durham are excited to present the annual Gala concert; a night of performances under the theme of Stage and Screen. Following Stage and Screen - Act 1 in the Cathedral last June, expect an array of talented musicians and a wide range of genres for Act 2.
03000 266 600 www.galadurham.co.uk
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TALK
DANCE
The Ballroom Boys Susie Dent The Secret Life of Words Wednesday 12 June, 7.30pm | £21 Take a journey into the curious, unexpected, and downright surreal origins of the words we use every day. Susie will retell the adventures that lie hidden within such words as lasagne (involving a chamber pot) and bugbear (a terrorising monster), and explain such oddities as the silent h in ghost and the mysterious disappearance of kempt, gormful, and ruly (and yes, you really can be gruntled). She will look to the lexicon of the past to fill some of today’s linguistic gaps – such as the frenzied fit of tidying we all do just as guests are about to descend (that’s a scurryfunge). Hear Susie’s selection of the funniest moments from her 25 years on Countdown and 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown, some startling results from eavesdropping on a group of waiters, and her own favourite words from here in the North East. “Funny, fact-filled and delightful” Jonathan Ross “Susie Dent is a one-off. She breathes life and fun into words” Pam Ayres 16
Thursday 13 June, 7.30pm | £30 (£28 concession), £55 meet and greet package Strictly Come Dancing favourites Ian Waite and Vincent Simone are joining forces in 2019 with their brand new production The Ballroom Boys. Argentine Tango legend Vincent and King of the Ballroom Ian, will be joined by two professional female dancers and a wonderful vocalist. Packed with dances, songs and loads of banter, get ready for a high intensity evening of glitz and glamour with Ian & Vincent… The Ballroom Boys!
TALK
Codebreakers: The Story of Enigma Presented by Dr Mark Baldwin Friday 14 June, 7.30pm | £15 (£13 concession), £12 Gala Members Dr Mark Baldwin presents one of the Second World War’s most fascinating stories, that of the Allied Codebreakers who deciphered German secret messages using an ingenious machine - the Enigma. Mark’s illustrated talk details his study of the Enigma, the code-breaking work at Bletchley Park, and German U-boats and is supported by a hands-on demonstration of one of the very few surviving Enigma machines.
DANCE
DANCE
The Big Dance Showcase
Romeo a Juliet
Saturday 15 June, 7.00pm | £14
Presented by Ballet Cymru
The Big Dance Showcase is about giving young dancers in our area the opportunity to perform in one of the most amazing and prestigious stages in the North East.
Wednesday 19 June, 7.30pm | £18 (£15 concession)
Giving teams, duos, trios and soloist the chance to showcase their talent to a captivated audience, The Big Dance Showcase is an inclusive platform for all styles of dance, wowing audiences with all styles of dance and embracing new talent.
Critics’ Circle award winning company, Ballet Cymru, present an extraordinary adaptation of Shakespeare’s masterpiece Romeo a Juliet. Intense fighting, passionate duets and universal themes echo through dramatic and lyrical choreography. Exquisite costumes and extraordinary video projections create a world of danger and excitement where two young lovers are caught in an age-old feud.
03000 266 600 www.galadurham.co.uk
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Durham’s liveliest festival is back.
MUSIC
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Mnozil Brass – Cirque
Strictly Come BRASSing
Monday 15 July, 7.30pm | £23 (£19 concessions)
Tuesday 16 July, 7.30pm | £15 (£12 concessions)
Mnozil Brass, seven crazy Austrians with their absurd humour and world class musical ability are back. Cirque is the latest escapade of Mnozil Brass, who – plumbing the depths of their instruments as always – enter the ring to combat the monkey business of daily life with music and humour, transforming it into a nice, tidy flea circus if only for a few hours… Come one. Come all. Listen and be amazed!
The Gala Big Band are joined by a plethora of dancers bringing salsa, swing, ballroom and jazz to the Gala stage in a colourful celebration of dancing and Big Band music.
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This is just a taster of what is going on so check out the website for more information:
brassfestival.co.uk
Oktoberfest
Global Brass - LIVE
Brighouse & Rastrick Band
Durham Town Hall
Friday 19 July, 7.30pm | £15 (£12 concessions)
Sunday 21 July, 3.00pm | £18 (£16 concessions)
Working with Edinburgh Napier University, we will be putting cutting-edge communications technology to the test to present a joint band concert with a difference, the two bands will be 560 miles apart. North of England Champions NASUWT Riverside Band will be joining forces with Danish Brass Band Champions Concord Brass Band for a unique occasion to showcase the best in both brass and technology.
Our celebrity brass band concert this year features the world-famous Brighouse and Rastrick Band. They have been performing at the very highest level for over a century but achieved notoriety in 1977 with their recording of The Floral Dance. The band are the reigning National Champions, a title they have won on no less than 10 occasions.
Thursday 18 July | £15 (£10 concessions) BRASS turns Durham’s historic Town Hall into a lively Bierhalle for an evening of German food, beer and of course Brass. Festival favorites Oompah Brass, described by Chris Evans as ‘Legends in Lederhosen’ will be joined by performers from Tübingen, Durham’s twin town in Germany as we celebrate the 50th years of partnership between our two cities. Over 18’s only
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TALK
MUSIC
The Big Gig Lucy Worsley
Presented by Durham Music Service
Queen Victoria: Daughter, Wife, Mother and Widow
Friday 21 June, 7.00pm | £6 (£4 concession)
Thursday 20 June, 7.30pm | £20
Historian Lucy Worsley wants to make you think again.
An exhilarating evening of electrifying rock classics and sensational pop hits, bringing together young bands from across County Durham and Darlington.
Meet a complex, contradictory woman who had a traumatic childhood, who loved dancing, who suffered calamity and bereavement, before coming out the other side as an eccentric, powerful and really rather magnificent old lady. Lucy’s illustrated talk takes you into the life, the palaces, and the rich colourful age of this woman who ruled a quarter of the globe.
The climax of the Durham Music Service Big Play day, the Big Gig will also feature the inaugural DMS Battle of the Bands competition.
Queen Victoria: a little old lady, spherical in shape, dressed in black, perpetually grumpy. Right?
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MUSICAL
THEATRE
SCREENING
Outreach Show
The Tempest
Small Island
Presented by DHSFG
Presented by Durham Student Theatre
Presented by NT Live
Monday 24th June, 7.00pm | £10 (£5 concession)
Wednesday 26 June, 7.30pm | £15 (£12.50 concession) students £10 and DST Members £9.50
Thursday 27 June + Wednesday 3 July, 7.00pm | £15 (£13 concession) £10 Gala Members
Following exile by her treacherous brother and the King of Naples, Prospera, the rightful Duchess of Milan is isolated with her daughter Miranda and nymphs on a desert island, until she casts a storm to seek revenge. Viewed through a Post-Colonial lens, this production will emphasise the political and historical aspects of one of Shakespeare’s greatest works. This interpretation combines experimental physical theatre with dance and live music to create an exciting night of electrifying Shakespeare.
Adapted by Helen Edmundson.
Durham High School for Girls is joined by local Primary Schools to present their annual summer musical extravaganza. For more information about this year’s production, please contact Durham High School for Girls directly on 0191 384 3226 or enquiries@dhsfg.org.uk
Andrea Levy’s Orange Prize-winning novel Small Island comes to life in an epic new theatre adaptation, filmed live on stage. Small Island traces the tangled history of Jamaica and the UK, through the Second World War to 1948 and follows three intricately connected stories of hope and humanity met with stubborn reality.
03000 266 600 www.galadurham.co.uk
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MUSIC
FAMILY
Eddi Reader Friday 28 June, 7.30pm | £24 Eddi is celebrating her 40th year as a live performer, a career which started in 1978 singing on Scottish country rock tours, then appearing on worldwide festival and concert hall stages with Gang of Four and Fairground Attraction through the eighties and her own successful solo live career which continues to this day. Her latest studio album, Cavalier, which was recorded and produced in Glasgow by Eddi and John Douglas features sixteen songs, including recently performed live favourites Wonderful, My Favourite Dress, Starlight, Meg O’ The Glen and Maiden’s Lament.
Disney’s Peter Pan JR. Presented by the Gala Theatre Stage School Sunday 30 June, 2.00pm + 7.00pm | £10 (£38 family ticket) Fly away to Neverland with Peter and the Darling children in this adaptation of Disney’s beloved animated film. When Peter Pan whisks the children off on an exciting journey to Neverland they are introduced to the Lost Boys, Mermaids, Indians and of course, the infamous pirate, Captain Hook! This version of the well-known classic has been adapted for young performers and has a 1 hour running time.
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MUSIC
SCREENING
SCREENING
Spooky Men’s Chorale
Durham on Film
The Lehman Trilogy
Tuesday 2 July, 7.30pm | £22 (£20 concession) £19 Gala Members
Presented by North East Film Archive
Presented by NT Live
Saturday 6 July, 2.30pm | £10 (£8 concession)
Thursday 25 July, 7.00pm | £15 (£13 concession ) 10 Gala Members
From the county’s mining and railway heritage to the beautiful cathedral city itself, Durham on Film will take you on a visual journey through the history of the people and places of Durham caught on celluloid over the last century. From home movies, local documentaries and Tyne Tees Television productions, the films capture the changing landscape, industries, sights, sounds, faces and places of Durham.
By Stefano Massini Adapted by Ben Power Directed by Sam Mendes
Renowned for their combination of visigothic bravado, absurdist humour and eyemoistening tenderness, the Spooky Men’s Chorale return to the UK with their whimsical humour and musical breadth - a winning spectrum of Georgian songs, pin dropbeautiful ballads, highly inappropriate covers, and immaculate man anthems. “Inspired - and a triumph of choreography! Catch them on the road – a fantastic night out is guaranteed!” Mark Radcliffe, BBC Radio 2
On a cold September morning in 1844 a young man from Bavaria stands on a New York dockside. Dreaming of a new life in the new world. He is joined by his two brothers and an American epic begins. 163 years later, the firm they establish, Lehman Brothers, spectacularly collapses into bankruptcy, and triggers the largest financial crisis in history. A critically acclaimed and five-time Olivier Award nominated play, broadcast live from London’s West End. 03000 266 600 www.galadurham.co.uk
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SPECIAL EVENT
Thursday 25 July - Saturday 27 July, Durham City Centre Durham County Council and Events of the North are delighted to announce the first ever Durham City Run Festival. Building on the huge success of the 5k and 10k races held over the previous 3 years, the Run Festival will be aimed at all ages and abilities, even if you’ve never run before! The festival will proudly feature the world premiere of a new running concept, Families on Track created by running icon Paula Radcliffe. With Gala as the main festival hub, the event will also include entertainment, techtalks, themed-runs, celebrity appearances, an IAAF exhibition and plenty of running opportunities. 24
A Celebration Of Sir Roger Bannister Friday 26 July, 7.30pm | £18 Sir Roger Bannister became the first man to break the 4 minute mile, 65 years ago; and event voted by the British public voted it as the greatest sporting achievement of the 20th Century. This unique evening of celebration and recognition begins with a special viewing of the acclaimed documentary Everest on the Track, in which Sir Roger and others describe the events leading up to, and including those incredible moments on the track in Oxford. Sir Rogers’s family will then be joined by British record-Holder for the Mile, Steve Cram and Paula Radcliffe to discuss Sir Rogers’s achievements on and off the track, and the impact of his superb performance.
See www.durhamcityrunfestival.com for more details
Free To Run (PG)
I Am Bolt (PG)
Skid Row Marathon (12A)
Friday 26 July, 5.00pm | £5
Saturday 27 July, 2.00pm | £5
Saturday 27 July, 5.00pm | £5
Today, all anybody needs to run is the determination and a pair of the right shoes. But just fifty years ago, running was viewed almost exclusively as the domain of elite male athletes who competed on tracks.
A unique film, following the sprinting legend as he prepares to go for gold at the 2016 Rio Olympics. Competing in the 100m and 200m races, Bolt attempts to make history by winning these events for a record third time. Mixing archival footage with present-day interviews, the Olympic champion and global icon opens up about his athletic legacy
When a criminal court judge starts a running club on LA’s notorious skid row and begins training a motley group of addicts and criminals to run marathons, lives begin to change. Following four runners as they rise from the mean streets of LA to run marathons around the world, fighting the pull of homelessness and addiction at every turn.
With insight and propulsive energy, director Pierre Morath traces running’s rise to the 1960s, examining how the liberation movements and newfound sense of personal freedom that defined the era, took the sport out of the stadiums and onto the streets, and how legends like Steve Prefontaine, Fred Lebow, and Kathrine Switzer redefined running as a populist phenomenon.
Their story is one of hope, friendship, and dignity. The film will be preceded by a short film exploring the transformative powers of running, including interviews with Olympic Gold medallist Jo Pavey, BBC’s Vassos Alexander and Sophie Raworth.
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SCREENING
MUSICAL
Presented by Gala Theatre Stage School
Measure for Measure Presented by RSC Live Wednesday 31 July, 7.00pm | £15 (£13 concession) £10 Gala Members “To whom should I complain?” When a young novice nun is compromised by a corrupt official, who offers to save her brother from execution in return for sex, she has no idea where to turn for help. When she threatens to expose him, he tells her that no one would believe her. Shakespeare wrote this play in the early 1600s, yet it remains astonishingly resonant today. Artistic Director, Gregory Doran, directs this new production. 26
Chicago School Edition Presented by Gala Theatre Stage School Wednesday 31 July - Saturday 3 Aug 7.30pm (+2.30pm on Thursday and Saturday) | £16 (£14 concession) In roaring twenties Chicago, chorine Roxie Hart murders a faithless lover and convinces her hapless husband, Amos, to take the rap...until he finds out he’s been duped and turns on Roxie. Convicted and sent to death row, Roxie and another Merry Murderess, Velma Kelly, vie for the spotlight and the headlines, ultimately joining forces in search of the American Dream: fame, fortune, and acquittal. This sharp-edged satire features a dazzling score that sparked immortal staging by Bob Fosse.
THEATRE
Also coming soon to Gala and on sale now... Anna Karenina
Thursday 1 September
Benjamin Zephaniah
Friday 6 September
The Illegal Eagles
Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 September
Alice Roberts
Tuesday 10 September
Margaret Atwood: Live in Cinemas Tuesday 10 September Sharon Shannon & Seckou Keita
Thursday 12 September
An Evening with Gill Sims
Saturday 14 September
Count Arthur Strong
Wednesday 18 September
Jason Byrne
Thursday 19 September
NT Live: One Man, Two Guvnors
Thursday 26 September
Lulu
Tuesday 15 October
The Importance of Being Earnest
Austentatious
Wednesday 16 October
Presented by HangFire Theatre
Jimeoin
Sunday 20 October
James Acaster
Thursday 31 October
Thursday 29 - Saturday 31 August, 7.30pm (+ 2.30pm on Saturday) | £12 A trivial comedy for serious people…. Mistaken identity and romance collide with cucumber sandwiches and a handbag in Oscar Wilde’s much loved comedy of manners. Jack loves Gwendolen. Algernon loves Cecily, though both ladies loved Ernest – much to the disapproval of the formidable Lady Bracknell. Unfortunately, Ernest doesn’t actually exist, and when his true identity is revealed, being earnest takes on a whole new meaning! Following the success of their productions of The Twelve Pound Look and A Doll’s House, HangFire Theatre return to Gala with their fast-paced and cut down adaptation of Wilde’s masterpiece.
That’ll be the Day
Show of Hands
Friday 1 November Saturday 2 November
Jane Eyre Tuesday 5 and Wednesday 6 November The Pitmen Poets
Saturday 9 November
Aladdin Thursday 21 November to Sunday 5 January Neil Oliver One More Sleep
Tuesday 26 November Monday 2 to Sunday 29 December
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A Gala Theatre and Durham Student Theatre Co-Production
Lord of the Flies By William Golding Adapted by Nigel Williams Directed by Annie Rigby Designed by Andrew Stephenson Monday 30 September - Saturday 5 October, 7.30pm (exc. Wednesday) (+1.00pm on Tuesday and Thursday, 6.00pm on Wednesday) | £10 - £16 A plane crashes on an uninhabited island and the only survivors, a group of school children, wait to be rescued. With no adult supervision, their freedom is something to celebrate; they can do anything they want. As they attempt to forge their own society, leaders are elected and splinter groups form. As order collapses, terror begins its reign and the children degenerate into savagery. William Golding gives the traditional adventure story an ironic, devastating twist. First published in 1954, Lord of the Flies is now recognised as a classic, and is a memorable tale about the end of innocence, and humankind’s intrinsic evil nature. Following Gala’s recent production of Two, we are delighted to be co-producing this dramatic and compelling tale exploring the dark side of humanity.
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gala
Situated next to our Box Office, Gala Gallery presents changing exhibitions of modern and contemporary art by regional, national and international artists, making associations with the context of the Gala Theatre programme.
Gallery
Steffen Sixt May - June 2019 As part of the 50th anniversary celebrations of Durham’s twinning with the German town of Tubingen, Gala Gallery are pleased to host a cultural exchange of local artist, Chris Younger, and Steffan Sixt. Born in the Black Forest, Sixt uses his camera to document the changes in his environment and the contrast between the disintergration and renewal in Tubingen and the surrounding villages.
Norman Cornish: The Portraits June - September 2019 As part of the Cornish centenary celebrations Gala Gallery are privileged to host a selection of portraits by the late Norman Cornish. The portraits give a rare and informal insight into the Cornish family as well as a selection of lesser seen self-portraits.
Amanda Drago, Kit Haigh & Emer Tumilty: Me To You September - November 2019 Commissioned by TIN Arts, Integrating (a local charity supporting disabled young people and their families) and Durham County Council, this exhibition explores a child’s perspective of getting from here to there, across rivers, burns, bridges, becks, linns and foss. Using dance, sound and light, the exhibition will provide an immersive experience for all children, including those with multiple and profound learning difficulties and their families. For further information on all our exhibitions please visit galadurham.co.uk/gala-gallery Opening Times: Monday to Saturday 10.00am - 8.30pm and Sunday 2.30pm - 8.30pm
Norman Cornish
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History Now A season of events celebrating the history, art and culture of County Durham, organised in partnership by Durham County Council,
Britain’s Secret Red Purge Jennifer Luff Tuesday 21 May, 5.45pm Between the early 1920s and the late 1940s, the British government operated a large programme to identify, blacklist and dismiss suspected Communists working in HMG’s munitions factories, shipyards and scientific establishments. It was kept secret from British workers and the British public; it has remained so until now. This lecture tells the story and reflects on its implications for modern British history and contemporary politics.
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Illiberal Democracies? Hungary and Romania in Interwar Europe
The Story of Sacred Journey (The Legend of the City)
James Koranyi
Tuesday 25 June, 5.45pm
Monday 17 June, 5.45pm Since the emergence of self-styled illiberal democracies in east-central Europe, most prominently in Hungary and Poland, observers have noted that east-central European societies simply have no history of democracy to boast of and therefore revert to type. This talk questions that view and discovers another story.
Dr Brendan Quayle
Commissioned by Durham City Council, and originally screened in large scale 70mm format, Sacred Journey was produced by local film maker and writer Dr Brendan Quayle. Telling the story of St. Cuthbert and the birth of Durham, the film powerfully dramatises the legendary origins one of the country’s most fascinating cities. Here we present a screening of the film (22 mins) followed by Brendan discussing the origin of the film and its creation.
Art and Architecture
LOVE♥CULTURE
and the Centre for Visual Arts and Culture and History Departments of Durham University.
Colourful Signs of Power The Print Before and Status - Heraldry in Past Photography Antony Griffiths and Present Marcus Meer Tuesday 7 May, 5.45pm The buildings and paintings of Durham’s cathedral and colleges are home to countless coats of arms, evoking the kings, princes, knights and noblemen of the past. But heraldry is still very much alive today. This lecture offers an overview of the study of heraldry, from its peculiar terminology and long history to its many practical applications throughout the centuries.
Tuesday 14 May, 5.45pm In this lecture, Britain’s most distinguished historian of print, explains what early prints were, how they were made, and how they were used. Antony Griffiths worked at the British Museum, in the Department of Prints and Drawings for 35 years.
Treasures of Palace Green Library Tuesday 4 June, 5.45pm The Special Collections housed in Palace Green Library, Durham University, contain many priceless and fascinating manuscripts, books, prints, photographs and much more. Members of staff who know the collections intimately discuss some of the most significant and interesting items that they care for.
Please note: this event takes place at Durham Town Hall.
These events are free but booking is recommended. 03000 266 600 www.galadurham.co.uk
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Education and Engagement
Workshops Come along and get involved behind the scenes in our bespoke workshops, outreach projects, community groups, artist development schemes and tonnes more. We’re a proud member of the Artsmark Partnership Programme, and welcome education settings to contact us so that we can help you to embed arts and culture across the curriculum.
Teechers Production Workshop Chicago Production Workshop Join us for a chance to explore the themes and topics covered within the play. An experienced practitioner will lead your group through a two-hour workshop, allowing a development of understanding and appreciation of the text by means of a practical workshop. The afternoon will end with a tour of the set. For further details and to book. contact Kate Sorahan, Theatre Education Officer ksorahan@galadurham.co.uk
SPECIAL TICKET OFFER
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Gala Big Band
Friday 2 August 1.30pm - 3.30pm | £12 | age 8+
Tuesdays 7.00pm - 9.00pm | FREE | age 11-85
A chance to tread the boards and work on the set of this year’s GTSS production of Chicago. The participants will have the opportunity to work alongside some of the creative team of this fantastic production. You will learn a scene from the show, have an insight into the technical running of the production and get a chance to see our make-up artist in action when she demonstrates her work on a couple of willing volunteers from the group.
Gala Big Band boasts an unrivalled swing repertoire, so if you’re a musician with a passion for the untraditional why not get involved? Our welcoming community band meets fortnightly, supporting a diverse range of amateur and semi-pro musicians from 11 to 85!
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Gala Theatre Stage School The school runs five age groups, from ages 3 to 23. These weekly classes enrich the lives of young people by developing their social and theatrical skills through professional standard performing arts activities, which foster teamwork, build confidence and encourage exploration.
Act Up Monday 5 August - Friday 9 August Daily: 10.00am - 4.00pm Friday: 1.00pm - 8.00pm | £120 (additional child £100) Calling all young performers and budding technicians! Are you interested in getting on stage and acting your socks off? Or would you prefer to work behind the scenes and learn about the technical side?
Gala Singers Thursday nights at Gala, starting May 2 from 6.30pm - 8.30pm | £3 per session Gala Singers is a brand new choir for adults who love to sing! Everyone is welcome, all musical abilities. Focus is on fun and relaxation.
We’ve got an exciting week for you; all you need to do is come up with the ideas, develop the characters, put the show together and then perform it for an excited audience. Of course, you will have some help with that from our team of professional drama teachers, directors and technicians. No previous experience is required, just enthusiasm, excitement and an entrepreneurial spirit!
Intervals Café Whether or not you’re coming to see a show, why not pop into our café? Intervals Café offers the perfect place to eat and drink in style, with a wide selection of fresh salads, sandwiches and pasta as well as tasty snacks, cakes and pastries. Look out for our new menu which includes featherblade steak with onion and cheddar, crispy chilli chicken wraps, veggie Mexican chilli wraps, homemade burgers, salmon and dill fishcakes and much more. Our opening times are 10.00am - 3.00pm Monday to Friday 10.00am - 5.00pm Saturday
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gala Cinema
Gala houses a two-screen cinema screening a mix of blockbusters and independent films. We have state-of-the-art digital projection equipment, and also screen in 3D. For screening times, please see our website or contact the Box Office. We also accept the Meerkat Movies 2 for 1 offer.
Join our e-mailing list Sign up to our weekly e-listings flyer and get film times (or information on any of Gala’s activities) delivered straight to your inbox. Just email boxoffice@durham.gov.uk
Student Day If it’s a Monday, and you can show a valid student card at the Box Office, tickets for all our films are just £5 each. Simple as that.
Aladdin
Don’t forget… You can still get tickets to this year’s Gala genie-us pantomime, Aladdin! Prepare to be taken on a magic carpet ride with Gala favourites Neil Armstrong and Paul Hartley returning to write and direct. Thursday 21 November 2019 to Saturday 4 January 2020, various times, £7 - £18 (family ticket £54 - £62).
Gala Theatre Membership Scheme We love being able to give our loyal customers that little bit extra. Support the Gala Theatre by becoming one of our Gala Members, and enjoy fantastic benefits. Visit our website for more details. Annual membership costs just £15 for individuals or £25 for a couple’s membership. You can join or renew by contacting our Box Office on 03000 266 600. 34
Box Office 03000 266 600 OPENING HOURS Monday-Saturday 10.00am-8.30pm, Sunday 2.30pm-8.30pm. Times may vary on public holidays. BOOKING METHODS Online available 24 hours a day at: www.galadurham.co.uk In person at Gala during the above times By phone 03000 266 600. From 1 May, a £2 per transaction fee applies for online and phone bookings. Reservations are held for 3 days. Group bookings of 10+ must be paid two months before the show. Ticket Exchanges/Refunds Tickets may be exchanged for other performances (for a fee of £1 per ticket)
up to 24 hours before a performance, at the management’s discretion. Unless an event is cancelled, all tickets are non-refundable. By purchasing our tickets you agree that these can’t be re-sold for profit through any means. This will result in tickets being declared void. National Theatre Tokens are sold and redeemed at Gala. See www.theatretokens.com Concessions are available for selected events - please check at time of booking, and proof may be required upon ticket collection. Only one concession applies.
INFORMATION Latecomers will be seated at a suitable point in the performance, to minimise inconvenience to others. Access Gala has lifts to all levels and accessible toilets located throughout. Our Main Auditorium and both
cinemas have wheelchair spaces available. If using a wheelchair, please advise the Box Office when booking to ensure your seats/spaces are allocated accordingly. We request that our wheelchair-using patrons attend with an able-bodied companion whose ticket is free of charge. Guide Dogs are welcome in all parts of the theatre.
To make an accessible seat booking or for any access enquiries, please contact 03000 266 600 We operate the Sennheiser infrared amplification system in our Main Auditorium. Headsets for the hard of hearing are available at Box Office. Family Friendly Gala aspire to make all of our customers welcome, no matter how small and we really hope that our younger visitors become regulars at our theatre and cinema. In consideration of our audience and performers, we just ask that those under the age of 3 are only admitted to shows aimed at the very young. If in doubt, you can check with Box Office. For those under one year old, babes-in-arms tickets are available for selected shows. Find more information on our website about visiting Gala with your younger family members. Mothers & Babies Our café staff are trained to be aware of the needs of breast-feeding mothers, and we also have baby changing facilities on all levels. Smoking is not permitted anywhere within Gala. Travel There is parking on-site at Walkergate (DH1 1SQ), which is easily reached via the slip road under Milburngate Bridge or via Freeman Place. An evening tariff is available. Prince Bishops car park (DH1 3UJ) is also nearby. A list of all bus routes can be found on our website.
Single Seat Policy We operate a single seat policy, please ask at Box Office for details or check the website. Gala Theatre & Cinema, Millennium Place, Durham, DH1 1WA
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Event Diary May Fri 3 Fri 3 Sat 4 Sun 5 Mon 6 - Sat 11 Tue 7
Gala Lunchtime Concert Series Funny Bones Comedy Club Same Same Different Classic Cinema Studio Teechers Colourful Signs of Power and Status - Heraldry in Past and Present Sun 12 The Comedy Store Mon 13 Macbeth (ETO) Tues 14 Idomeneo (ETO) Tues 14 NT Live: All My Sons Tues 14 Next Up Tues 14 The Print Before Photography Wed 15 - Thurs 16 Dear Zoo Sun 19 Durham Big Sing Sun 19 Daniel Sloss Tues 21 The Transatlantic Songbook (New College Durham) Tues 21 History Now! Britain’s Secret Red Purge Wed 22 Acceptable in the 80s (New College Durham) Thurs 23 Red Hot Chilli Pipers Fri 24 Educate and Celebrate Fri 24 Dave Kelly and Christine Collister Sat 25 Around the World Sun 26 The Cavern Beatles
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Tangomotion An Evening with Andy Hamilton The Tiger Lillies
The Comedy Store Classic Cinema Studio Van Gogh and Japan Treasures of Palace Green Library The Taming of the Shrew (RSC Live) Rhythm of the Dance Funny Bones Comedy Club Gala Lunchtime Concert Series Take That: Greatest Hits Live Stage and Screen Susie Dent The Ballroom Boys Code Breakers: The Story of Enigma The Big Dance Showcase Illiberal Democracies? Hungary and Romania in Interwar Europe Romeo and Juliet (Ballet Cymru) Lucy Worsley The Big Gig Outreach Show (DHSFG) The Story of Sacred Journey (The Legend of the City)
Wed 26 Thurs 27 Fri 28 Sun 30 July Tues 2 Wed 3 Fri 5 Fri 5 Sat 6 Sun 7 Sun 7 Thurs 25 Thurs 25 - Sat 27 Fri 26
The Tempest NT Live: Small Island Eddi Reader GTSS Disney’s Peter Pan
Fri 26 Sat 27 Sat 27 Wed 31 Wed 31 Sat 3
Spook Men’s Chorale NT Live: Small Island Gala Lunchtime Concert Series Funny Bones Comedy Club Durham on Film The Comedy Store Classic Cinema Studio NT Live: The Lehman Trilogy Durham City Run Festival A Celebration of Sir Roger Bannister Free to Run (PG) I Am Bolt (PG) Skid Row Marathon (12A) RSC Live: Measure for Measure GTSS Chicago
August Fri 2 Fri 2 Sun Thurs 29 - Sat 31
Gala Lunchtime Concert Series Funny Bones Comedy Club Classic Cinema Studio The Importance of Being Earnest