Mouth of the Tyne 2012

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Also featuring are: The Undertones Richard Hawley The South The Caffreys Rossi Noise Yes Sir Boss International Street Performers

Tynemouth | Friday 13th to Sunday 15th July 2012 A weekend of world-class street entertainment, live music and special performances

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Festival Highlights

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The Performers

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Welcome We’re proud to welcome you to the eighth Mouth of the Tyne Festival.

This event has grown to become one of the region’s favourite summer festivals and offers something for all – for local residents, for visitors, for young and old.

This year’s festival features a packed programme of live music, street entertainment, a colourful pageant and for the first time – a dance performance area in Tynemouth Station to celebrate Big Dance 2012.

Best of all, the festival takes place within the stunning setting of our wonderful coastline which attracts visitors from near and far.

We hope you enjoy all that’s on offer here in Tynemouth and that you have a safe and enjoyable time!

Mrs Linda Arkley, North Tyneside Elected Mayor

Further information For further details on any of the information in this programme, please contact Tourist Information on 0191 200 5895 or visit www.mouthofthetynefestival.com Details are correct at time of going to print.

Line up subject to change at short notice.

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Playhouse Gigs | Whitley Bay SOLD OU T

The Undertones

Richard Hawley

Thursday 12 July 2012

Friday 13 July 2012

Punk rock band, The Undertones, will kick-start the four-day festival. The new wave band was formed by five friends in Derry in Northern Ireland in 1975. The original line-up drew inspiration from the likes of the Beatles and released thirteen singles and four studio albums before disbanding in July 1983.

With the arrival of punk rock in late 1976, the artistic focus of the band changed, with artists such as the Sex Pistols becoming major influences.

Singer-songwriter, guitarist and producer, Richard Hawley will grace the Playhouse stage armed with an array of songs from his six studio albums. After finding success as a member of Britpop band Longpigs in the 1990s, he later joined the band Pulp before going on to release a series of albums as a solo artist. In 2006, he gained a nomination for the Mercury Prize and in 2008 Hawley was nominated for his first solo Brit Award for Best British Male Performer.

Tickets: ÂŁ20 available from www.ticketmaster.co.uk or 0844 277 2771

Pageant

Angus Watt Flags

Sunday 15th July from 11.15am at Priory Primary School

The stunning flags situated around the festival site in Tynemouth are by internationally-acclaimed artist Angus Watt.

Children and young people from across the borough have worked extremely hard to create a colourful pageant featuring kings, queens, crowns and castles.

There will be a majestic display of crowns, flags and heraldry, in a lavish array of gold, silver, majestic reds and royal blues in a nod towards the Jubilee with a Samba twist.

Expect to be dazzled by the huge heart-shape coat of arms!

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plus support FRIDAY 13 JULY 2012

plus support SATURDAY 14 JULY 2012 Tynemouth Priory and Castle All tickets ÂŁ25 (plus a booking fee) Available from www.ticketmaster.co.uk or by calling 0844 847 2335

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Sunday afternoon in the Priory

Sunday 15th July 2012 Doors open at 12noon. Concert finishes 7pm approx.

FEATURING:

THE SOUTH

THE CAFFREYS

Rossi Noise Yes Sir Boss Tickets available from North Shields, Tynemouth, Wallsend, Whitley Bay, White Swan Centre and John Willie Sams libraries and North Shields Tourist Information Centre.

Tickets can also be purchased by calling (0191) 200 5895.

Please note a £1 admin and postage fee will be charged when paying over the phone.

www.heaven17.com

For more information visit www.mouthofthetynefestival.com email events@northtyneside.gov.uk

TICKETS Adults £10 Children £5

Live | Music The Caffreys The legendary Caffrey brothers have been singing together for most of their lives. The North East rock band are very much a force to be reckoned with – on stage, on record or on the radio. Their magnificent three-part harmonies will open proceedings on Sunday at the Priory.

Rossi Noise Tyneside 5 piece Rossi Noise fuse Dubstep, Dance, Drum and Bass, Hip Hop and Rock into songs of cinematic proportions.

They are tipped for big things in 2012.

Yes Sir Boss With a special blend of off-beat rhythms and epic riffs, Bristol-based Yes Sir Boss are already popular on the UK festival circuit.

Exhilarating and stomping, their music is perfect for a summer afternoon.

The South The South, formerly The Beautiful South, want everyone to know that they are still beautiful! The nine piece features vocalists Dave Hemmingway and Alison Wheeler and many other original band members. Their hits include ‘A Little Time’, ‘Don’t Marry Her’ and ‘You Keep It All In’.

Heaven17 Sunday headliners Heaven17 originated from Sheffield in the early 1980s and have continued to have hits three decades on. The trio comprises Martyn Ware, Ian Craig Marsh, both previously with The Human League, and Glenn Gregory. Over the years, they have worked with a range of artists including Chaka Khan and Tina Turner, and in 1983 the band had their highest charted single with ‘Temptation’.

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Street | Entertainment Bootworks | The Red Boxes Bootworks present a murder mystery with a difference. Take your seat in front of one of the Red Boxes and you’ll hear first-hand all the evidence about Charlie’s sad demise.

Who was the last person to see him alive?

And which of the suspects did the dirty deed?

It is a tale in four parts, but who is telling the truth? This is your chance to play detective.

Juicy Lucy | Aerial Show Together with her faithful French assistant, the legendary artist Juicy Lucy presents her version of the Greatest Show on Earth, complete with lots of laughter and stunning vertical silk acrobatics. Is Tynemouth the place where Lucy will finally meet the man of her dreams? It might be you!

Dodgy Clutch | All Aboard the Black Diamond Tynemouth’s very own Dodgy Clutch present an interactive show for all of the family – full of songs, magic, storytelling and an opportunity to help make a rangoli (decorative floor pattern). Pirate Gump and cabin girl Pearl are ready for one final voyage to find a missing treasure. But where are the rest of their crew?

Dream Engine | Heliosphere The Heliosphere is an unforgettable treat!

An acrobat hangs suspended beneath a huge helium balloon, performing an aerial dance directly over the heads of the public.

Frolicked | The Alchemist After losing his latest assistant in an unfortunate ‘accident’, the Alchemist continues with his risky series of experiments to turn base metal into gold… delightful puppet theatre for all ages.

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Street | Entertainment

Jardu | The Magic of India Jardu draws on his Eastern and Western heritage to present a spectacular show combining traditional Indian magic (including sword-swallowing and snake charming) with the sharp humour of the street performer.

Lee Hayes | A Bottle too Far A love of whisky and a love of performing have come together in American Lee Hayes’ new show. Attempting unique feats of balance, Lee constantly asks the question: Which is stronger, gravity or glass?

Jones and Barnard | Variety Spectacular The ever-popular Matt Barnard and Gareth Jones present an explosion of great British variety skills, eccentric dance and razor-sharp humour, all wrapped up in a funky soundtrack. Britain’s Got Talent? You bet!

Natural Theatre | Walkabouts The wonderful Natural Theatre Company of Bath are back to dazzle Front Street with an array of amazing characters. Combining a unique style of visual comedy with an impeccable eye for detail, they produce delightfully absurd street theatre from all the elements of British life.

Dino Lampa | Action Comedy Forget everything you thought you knew about Italian men, pizza and juggling. Dino Lampa is the real deal, and offers a dazzling menu of energetic routines, all flavoured with his special brand of comedy and a sprinkling of romance, Italian-style.

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Street | Entertainment Neighbourhood Watch Stilts International | Butterflies Newcastle’s NWSI promise to brighten Front Street with a flock of giant butterflies based on endangered British species such as the Swallow Tail, the Adonis Blue and the Red Admiral.

Pif Paf | The Flycycle and The Submercycle These runaway carousel rides offer lucky passengers a journey like no other, whether it’s a flight of fancy on Captain Bigshot’s amazing Flycycle or a voyage to the depths of the ocean in Captain Coral’s Submercycle. Join the queue for the trip of a lifetime!

Reckless Invention | Turbo Jonez (14th) and Turbo Jonez and the Temple of Boom (15th) Both shows are musical journeys stuffed with visual comedy; an aural rap and breakdance ride through your memories of tunes that rock!

The Strangelings | The Explorers (14th) and The Inspectors (15th) Brilliant British eccentricity from The Strangelings. On Saturday join our ice-encrusted heroes on their tragi-comic quest for the South Pole. On Sunday The Inspectors are in town, looking to enforce dress code infringements and pedestrian waiting time restrictions.

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Dance and Music | at Tynemouth Station

This newly refurbished venue hosts a programme of dance of all styles. Local dance groups perform alongside leading professional companies – all part of Big Dance, a national celebration of dance in connection with the Cultural Olympiad.

Saturday brings Dora Frankel Dance with ‘Friends Forever’ – 2 mates meet up, not in the best of moods, see how it ends!

Bad Taste Cru and Company Decalage bring some of the UK’s leading street and urban dance as B-Boy, Capoeira and contemporary mix.

Paco Bethencourt brings a mix of traditional flamenco and modern Cajón and Bass whilst DJ Coco Vega keeps up the Latin vibe and beats.

A showcase of local talent includes street dance from Amanda Nicole School of Dance and Churchill College’s award-winning crew.

The Sage Academy of Performing Arts also presents ‘I Bring in the Sky’ – a ballet and choral work. Music includes North Tyneside Steel Band, North Tyneside Choir and Panomenal Steel Band.

Sunday will include Charleston, Lindy Hop and Jive from Joo Lee Stock and her ‘All That Jazz’ group, followed by a Latin line-up as part of the ¡VAMOS! Festival. The London Lucumi Choir are a community choir singing contemporary Cuban and Afro Cuban Genres such as Yoruba spiritual song and Orishas.

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Travel Information Park and Ride £3 per car

Alternative parking

Saturday

Northumberland Park Metro Station

Beaconsfield* to Tynemouth Village every 20 mins between 10.00 and 18.20 Tynemouth Village to Beaconsfield every 20 mins between 10.15 and 18.35

Park vehicle all day for £1.60 and take the Metro into Tynemouth.

Beaconsfield to Tynemouth Village every 20 mins between 10.00 and 19.20

Ticket price: Metro Day Saver (after 9am) £3.30, child with an under 16 pop card 50p or £1 with an all day CAT ticket. Under 14s without a card is a full adult fare.

Tynemouth Village to Beaconsfield every 20 mins between 10.15 and 19.35

Car park opening times: 05:00 – 01:00 Saturday – Sunday

Sunday

*on seafront at Tynemouth adjacent to Blue Reef Aquarium

Metro Normal service will run with trains every 12 mins on Saturday and every 15 mins on Sunday.

Last Trains: • From Tynemouth to Gateshead and Newcastle 23.10 • From Heworth to Sunderland 23.26

Please check latest times before making your journey.

For further information contact www.nexus.org.uk

Parking will be extremely limited in Tynemouth Village. We recommend that you use the Park and Ride service wherever possible.

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Metro Map

(Pedestrian ferry to South Shields)

Saturday | 14th July Installation 12.00 - 1.30 Bootworks: The Red Boxes 3.00 - 4.30 Bootworks: The Red Boxes

Walkabouts 12.00 Natural Theatre 12.30 The Strangelings 1.15 NWSI 1.45 Natural Theatre 2.15 The Strangelings 3.00 NWSI 3.30 Natural Theatre 4.15 The Strangelings Front Street – Special Performances 12.00 Dodgy Clutch 12.45 Dora Frankel Dance 1.00 Juicy Lucy 1.30 Company Decalage 1.45 Reckless Invention 2.30 Dodgy Clutch 3.15 Juicy Lucy 3.45 Reckless Invention 4.30 Dodgy Clutch

Tynemouth Station 10.30 North Tyneside Steel Band 11.00 Amanda Nicole School of Dance 11.45 Dora Frankel Dance 12.00 Bad Taste Cru 12.15 Company Decalage 12.30 Churchill College 1.30 North Tyneside Choir 2.15 Panomenal Steel Band 3.15 Dora Frankel Dance 3.30 Company Decalage

Jazz Stage 12.00 - 12.45 West Jesmond Rhythm Kings 1.00 - 1.45 Rae Brothers Jazz Band 2.00 - 2.45 Broadway Melody with Mia Webb

Front Street – Street Entertainment 12.00 Lee Hayes 12.30 Jardu 1.15 Dino Lampa 1.45 Jones & Barnard 2.30 Lee Hayes 3.00 Jardu 3.45 Dino Lampa 4.15 Jones & Barnard

3.00 - 3.45 West Jesmond Rhythm Kings 4.00 - 4.45 Broadway Melody with Mia Webb 5.00 - 5.45 Rae Brothers Jazz Band

All times are approximate and are subject to change at short notice

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Sunday | 15th July Installation 12.00 - 1.30 Bootworks: The Red Boxes 3.00 - 4.30 Bootworks: The Red Boxes Walkabouts 12.00 The Strangelings 12.45 Natural Theatre 1.15 Dream Engine: Heliosphere 1.45 The Strangelings 2.30 Natural Theatre 3.15 The Strangelings 4.00 Natural Theatre 4.30 Dream Engine: Heliosphere Front Street – Special Performances 12.00 Lee Hayes 12.30 Dino Lampa 1.00 Jardu 1.45 Jones & Barnard 2.30 Lee Hayes 3.00 Dino Lampa 3.30 Jardu 4.15 Jones & Barnard Front Street – Street Entertainment 12.00 Dodgy Clutch 12.15 Frolicked 12.45 Pif Paf 1.30 Juicy Lucy 2.00 Reckless Invention 2.45 Dodgy Clutch 3.00 Frolicked 3.30 Pif Paf 4.00 Juicy Lucy 4.30 Reckless Invention

Tynemouth Station 10.30 Community Stage 11.00 Sage Academy of Performing Arts 12.15 Lindy Jazz with Joo Lee Stock 1.00 ¡VAMOS! presents Coco Vega DJ 1.15 Flamencos del Sur 1.45 Coco Vega DJ 2.00 Flamencos del Sur 2.30 Coco Vega DJ 2.45 London Lucumi Choir 3.45 Coco Vega DJ

Jazz Stage 11.45 - Winner of ‘The Event’ 12.00 - 12.45 Gavin Lee’s New Orleans Jazz 1.00 - 1.45 New Century Ragtime Orchestra 2.00 - 2.45 Steve Andrews Swing Sextet 3.00 - 3.45 Gavin Lee’s New Orleans Jazz 4.00 - 4.45 New Century Ragtime Orchestra 5.00 - 5.45 Steve Andrews Swing Sextet

All times are approximate and are subject to change at short notice

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Afternoon in the Priory Sunday 15th July

12.00 12.30 1.30 2.30 3.30 5.00

Doors open The Caffreys Rossi Noise Yes Sir Boss The South Heaven17

Adults ÂŁ10 Children ÂŁ5 Tickets available from: North Shields, Tynemouth, Wallsend, Whitley Bay, White Swan Centre and John Willie Sams libraries and North Shields Tourist Information Centre.

See page 6 for booking information

Sorry, no dogs allowed in the Priory.

HMS Tyne Open Day Visitors welcome onboard between 12 noon and 4pm on Sunday 15th July, at Western Quay along North Shields Fish Quay.

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A Communication Support Worker will be signing British Sign Language (BSL) alongside our street entertainment commentary to any D/deaf or Hard of Hearing visitors.

Tyne Idols Tours Music & Movie Heritage Tour of North Tyneside The Mouth of the Tyne is rich with music, theatre and TV history.

North Shields, Tynemouth, Cullercoats and Whitley Bay have an abundance of pop culture history – from Dire Straits to the Likely Lads, Get Carter to Super Gran, Stan Laurel to Lindisfarne. They all have links to this vibrant area of Tyneside.

Take a two-hour tour on our Routemaster double decker bus with your host Ray Laidlaw, hear some great music and see the area from a new perspective.

Tours 11am and 2pm | Sunday 15 July (meet at Tynemouth Priory 15 minutes prior to tour) Tickets cost £10 and are available from www.tyneidols.com

Dirty Dusting Tynemouth Priory Theatre – 4th to 7th July.

Hilarious comedy about a trio of 70-something hard-working cleaners who are facing the axe.

They might be over the hill but they certainly won’t take threats of redundancy lying down.

These game ‘girls’ set up a phone line, known as “The Telephone Belles”, and that’s when the fun really begins. Their bosses don’t know about it, their families would never guess and their very willing customers are none the wiser.

Dirty Dusting is on at Tynemouth Priory Theatre from 4th – 7th July at 7.30pm.

All tickets are £11 and available from 0191 256 0566 or http://dirtydusting.eventbrite.co.uk

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Festival Bar

Festival Catering

Toilets & Accessible Toilets

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Festival Information Children’s Pageant Start/Finish Road Closure Car Parking and Disabled Parking Park and Ride (Beaconsfield)

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