PDSW autumn 2013 season brochure

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WELCOME Wow! What an amazing summer it has been for Pavilion Dance South West with literally thousands of people watching and participating in dance in Bournemouth and across the South West!

What’s more, we have been busy redesigning the organisation with an exciting new brand and website, both launching this September.

We are now, officially, Pavilion Dance South West (PDSW) – an organisation working across the South West, with a fantastic venue in Bournemouth, called Pavilion Dance.

Our new logo is inspired by this beautiful art deco building by the sea, the angle of the south west region and the sense that we provide a window through which all sorts of people can discover dance performance, participation, development, opportunities, expertise and information.

This autumn season launches with Dracula (page 3), a brand-new work we have commissioned, and features a full season of nine “Thursday Night is Dance Night” performances (page 4). You can book a Golden Ticket for just £50. We believe this is the best collection of dance in a single season in the country and the best ticket deal, too!

NEW BRAND, NEW WEBSITE, NEW SEASON, NEW US ...

NEW YOU? Pavilion Dance South West is also proud to be presenting a tremendous art house and world cinema series: “Monday Night is Film Night” (pages 17–18).

We are also excited to be the Core Creative Partner for Bournemouth Arts By The Sea Festival between 20 September and 12 October (page 31).

Pavilion Dance South West is about much more than watching dance, though. We offer 40 regular dance classes (page 28), attended by over 500 people every week, bespoke support for dance artists (page 33) and an extensive programme of partnership activities across the South West of England (page 34).

So, take the plunge this autumn: Wherever you are in the South West, get involved with dance. It can inspire, energise, captivate and transform: it could just be where you find the new you!

Deryck Newland, Artistic Director, Pavilion Dance South West

Cover photo by Brian Slater: Mana, Thu 28 Nov (p. 12)

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CONTENTS

WELCOME CONTENTS PERFORMANCE SEASON ON SCREEN FAMILIES & YOUNG PEOPLE TAKE PART EXHIBITIONS

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HIRES & PARTIES CREATIVE PARTNERSHIPS SUPPORTING ARTISTS ACROSS THE SOUTH WEST FIND US AND BOOK TICKETS EVENTS CALENDAR

DON’T MISS!

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DANCING TERRACES

SILENT DISCO

Fri 6 Sept: Ceilidh Sat 7 Sept: 1940s Social Dance 7–9pm | Free

by Silent Arena Sat 21 Sept, 10.30pm Tickets: £8 on the day / £6 in advance

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MARK BRUCE COMPANY IN ASSOCIATION WITH TOBACCO FACTORY THEATRE, PAVILION DANCE SOUTH WEST AND WILTON’S MUSIC HALL PRESENTS

DRACULA

DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY MARK BRUCE

FRI SAT OCT

4/5 7.30pm

Tickets: £5 to £10 Golden Ticket: £50 (Details page 4)

EXPECT: VICTORIAN ROMANCE, HORROR AND MYSTERY IN A DANCE THEATRE ADAPTATION OF BRAM STOKER’S NOVEL Welcome to my house. Come freely. Go safely; and leave something of the happiness you bring.

The performance on Friday 4 October is our season launch event. Ticket holders are invited to share a celebratory pre-show drink with us at 6.45pm.

A company of ten exceptional dancers bring Bram Stoker’s haunting, erotic tale to life in a heart wrenching and magical dance theatre production. With an eclectic mix of music from Bach and Mozart to Ligeti and Fred Frith, Bruce explores dance styles ranging from classical to powerful and physical contemporary dance.

Acclaimed dancer Jonathan Goddard plays the infamous vampire count whose sinister and ruthless ambitions challenge the very fabric of Victorian society.

Mark Bruce Company was formed in 1991.

Its work pushes the boundaries of style and expectations and seeks out new theatrical territory. Dracula is lit by Guy Hoare and designed by Phil Eddolls with costumes

by Dorothee Brodrück and puppets and masks by Pickled Image.

Suitable for ages 14+

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THURSDAY NIGHT IS DANCE NIGHT “Thursday Night is Dance Night” is the title of our regular live performance programme. Every autumn throughout October and November and every spring season during February and March you can expect to see quality dance on Thursday nights here at Pavilion Dance.

Tickets: £10

£8

for groups of 5+

This season we think we have collated the most diverse, engaging and highquality selection of professional dance we have ever presented, and we guarantee that the work will excite, entertain, challenge or move you.

You can see ten performances (nine Thursday Nights plus Dracula) for just £50, and all productions are followed by a post-show chat with the company.

£5

for groups of 15+ and 16th ticket is free

£50

(gets you into all nine performances plus Dracula for only £5 per show!)*

£5

Student** stand-by tickets: available on the day, on the door, from 7.15pm***

*Golden Tickets can only be purchased until and including the first performance on 4/5 October **Please show a valid NUS card or other student ID ***Subject to availability

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WORLDWIDE. MARGAM.ALT

THU OCT

10 7.30pm

Tickets: £5 to £10

BY ASH DANCE THEATRE TEMPLE DANCE FOR THE 21ST CENTURY

Golden Ticket: £50 (Details page 4)

EXPECT: TRADITIONAL INDIAN BHARATANATYAM DANCE WITH A VERY MODERN TWIST Mukherjee’s solos are works of art. There is no greater Indian dancer in Great Britain.

Mike Dixon, Dance Europe

Ash Dance Theatre presents temple dance for twenty-first century audiences.

In worldwide.margam.alt, Mukherjee focuses on the traditional structure of a Bharatanatyam dance recital, entitled Margam, meaning journey.

Ash has been featured in Time Out London’s “Rising Talent”, shortlisted for a Matthew Bourne New Adventures Choreographer Award and was nominated for a Critics’ Circle National Dance Award UK.

Worldwide.margam.alt takes the Margam out of its traditional environment of the Indian temple and puts it into alternative and unexpected situations and scenarios with the intention of travelling via another route, while at the same time still heading towards the original destination.

Ash Mukherjee founded his company in 2010. In his work he blends contemporary culture and traditional Indian dance forms. Ash has been involved in TV shows such as BBC 3’s Move Like Michael Jackson and has choreographed for BBC 1’s So You Think You Can Dance, Katie Melua and William Orbit’s music video, The Flood, and Akademi’s Song Of The City.

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IT NEEDS HORSES AND HOME FOR BROKEN TURNS

Tickets: £5 to £10

DANCE DOUBLE BILL BY LOST DOG

Golden Ticket: £50 (Details page 4)

EXPECT: BLACK HUMOUR, TEXT AND HIGHLY PHYSICAL DANCE THEATRE

One of the best pieces of dance theatre in recent times.

Total Theatre

The Home for Broken Turns is the kind of place that makes you dream of running away to the circus. But it is also a sanctuary, a place where a group of women exist on the outskirts, fiercely protective of each other and ready to attack anything that threatens their dwindling pack.

It Needs Horses tells the tale of a down-at-heel circus duet and their increasingly desperate attempts to entertain the crowd. The glamour has faded and the performers have forgotten their acts, but the show must go on. It Needs Horses won the Place Prize for Dance in 2011.

Lost Dog formed in 2004 to explore the territory between dance and theatre. The company works with text, live music and movement and blends these elements to create work in which dance is framed by stories and characters. Ben Duke, Artistic Director of Lost Dog, is a Work Place Artist, Associate Artist at South East Dance and recipient of the Bonnie Bird New Choreography Award 2011.

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SCOTTISH DANCE THEATRE PRESENTS

SECOND COMING AND WINTER, AGAIN DANCE DOUBLE BILL BY VICTOR QUIJADA AND JO STRØMGREN

THU OCT

24 7.30pm

Tickets: £5 to £10 Golden Ticket: £50 (Details page 4)

EXPECT: BEETHOVEN, BEATS AND BREAKS, FOLLOWED BY SCHUBERT AND A DARK WINTER’S TALE Dramatic, grotesque, bleakly comic and delivered with theatrical and technical prowess.

The Herald on Winter, Again

Expect virtuosity, humour and surprises as Montreal-based Victor Quijada takes urban dance to new theatrical territory. Heavily influenced by Los Angeles’s Street Dance culture, Second Coming showcases Scottish Dance Theatre’s powerful dancers and features Jasper Gahunia‘s (AKA DJ Lil’ Jaz) soundscapes: Beethoven, beats and breaks.

Radical Norwegian choreographer Jo Strømgren mixes beautifully poised dance with a wealth of theatrical associations to tell the story of a community struggling to hide their dark misdemeanours under winter’s snowy blanket. Punctuated with the devastatingly fragile songs of Schubert’s Eine Winterreise, Scottish Dance Theatre takes you on a journey through the cycle of the coldest, darkest season.

Scottish Dance Theatre is Scotland’s leading contemporary dance company, based in Dundee.

The company is committed to producing excellent and daring work that is led by the power of the dancing body.

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THE BLACK ALBUM

Tickets: £5 to £10

HIP HOP TRIPLE BILL

BY AVANT GARDE DANCE

Golden Ticket: £50 (Details page 4)

EXPECT: INNOVATIVE CONTEMPORARY HIP HOP SEAMLESSLY WOVEN TOGETHER LIKE YOUR FAVOURITE CONCEPT ALBUM Bold, inventive dance, which uses all the liberating adventure of hip hop moves.

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Three distinctly different hip hop choreographies are woven together like a concept music album in this exceptional triple bill: In Omega five dancers and five columns of light improvise and respond to experimental DJs Jazzanova.

Abstract and visually captivating Dark Matter explores and unleashes the inner darkness of eight powerful dancers.

Avant Garde Dance is a London-based company at the forefront of innovative Hip Hop/Contemporary Dance Theatre.

A Classical Break presents a cheeky and humorous partnership between break dance and Beethoven, Mozart and Prokofiev.

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ÉCOUTER

BY TAPRECISION

THU NOV

07 7.30pm

Tickets: £5 to £10 Golden Ticket: £50 (Details page 4)

EXPECT TO BE WOWED BY AN UNDERDOG ADVENTURE STORY MIXING TAP DANCE WITH RAP TO SOUNDS OF THE 40s AND THE 90s They defied definition, time and again surprising the audience with their energetic off the cuff technique.

Isle of Man Today

Set in the heart of London during the mid 90s, Écouter is the story of Joey, a young artist struggling to prove his worth in an increasingly competitive and judgemental rap community. Suffering from stage fright when the pressure becomes too much, Joey finds comfort in the unlikely form of a group of tap dancers. Despite their complete opposite

walks of life, the Lightning Feet Hoofers may be Joey’s only hope if he is to achieve his full potential.

TAPrecision is a tap company that specialises in the origins of American tap dancing and is comprised of some of the best industry professionals and world tap champions.

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Tickets: £5 to £10 Golden Ticket: £50 (Details page 4)

PDSW AND SOUNDSTORM PRESENT

SOUNDS AND VISIONS

A TRIPLE BILL BY DARREN ELLIS DANCE

EXPECT: A COMBINATION OF RHYTHM, POWERFUL MODERN DANCE AND LIVE MUSIC The sheer precision of Ellis’s movements make these bits of dance theatre stand out.

Ballet Magazine

Long Walk Home is a series of portraits of four women, each at a different stage of their life. This extract shows the second stage, featuring music from acclaimed folk duo, the Askew Sisters.

After Effects was created using a specially modified and lit drum kit. Movement and objects are used to trigger a mixture of acoustic and digital drum sounds, thus bringing the drum kit to life.

Revolver takes its inspiration from the 1966 Ingmar Bergman film Persona.

It is a relentless dance duel between

two exceptional female dancers set to a powerful music score for two electric guitars played live on stage by The Turbulent Eddies.

Darren Ellis Dance (DED) was co-founded

by Darren Ellis and Martin Collins in 2007 to produce high quality dance in collaboration with other art forms. The company has worked with a variety of composers, film makers, visual artists, writers and designers as well as actors and dancers.

Supported by Bournemouth Borough Council and Poole Borough Council

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PARKIN’SON

THU NOV

21 7.30pm

BY GIULIO D’ANNA

Tickets: £5 to £10 Golden Ticket: £50 (Details page 4)

A BEAUTIFUL AND EMOTIONAL JOURNEY ABOUT A FATHER-SON RELATIONSHIP AND THE EFFECTS OF PARKINSON’S Parkin’Son is inspiring, touching and honest.

It ... stresses the value of dance as an essential part of human nature and existence.

Dioraphte Dance Prize

Father and son D’Anna explore their relationship on stage: a collection of personal events, shared through the lines of the skin and the shapes of two bodies tied by blood.

The project originated from the desire to tell a story by using the limitations brought on by Parkinson’s as opportunities.

Highlighting moments and facts that seem unimportant at first glance actually shows that exactly those events make existence memorable.

Giulio D’Anna is based in Amsterdam where he graduated in Dance and Choreography in 2009 at SNDO (School for New Dance Development). He is also an alternative medicine therapist and Theta Healer.

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Tickets: £5 to £10

MANA – THE POWER WITHIN

Golden Ticket: £50 (Details page 4)

AN INTERNATIONAL DANCE DOUBLE BILL

BY ACE DANCE AND MUSIC

EXPECT: A BLEND OF MODERN DANCE, AFRO-FUSION, MARTIAL ARTS, FLAMENCO AND BALLET Full of emotion and expression ... energetic and magical.

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Delving deep into the unknown, Mana will take you on a journey of dance, music and cutting-edge lighting design. Feel a shiver down your spine as you watch exceptional dancers express soul, energy and precision in a double bill that seamlessly blends movement styles so diverse as Modern Dance, Afro-fusion, Martial Arts techniques, the essence of Flamenco and Ballet.

A Thousand Shepherds by Spanish choreographer Jose Agudo is a celebration of discipline and dedication.

It was inspired by Agudo’s stay in an Indian monastery.

Mana by South African choreographer Vincent Mantsoe will take you back to ancient times, evoking the spirit and earthy ambience of African dance and Shaman traditions.

ACE dance and music is based in Birmingham and was established in 1996 as an agent for cultural exchange. The company is particularly open to dance languages from Africa and its diaspora, to forge a contemporary black dance aesthetic for today.

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CHELSEA HOTEL

BY EARTHFALL

THU DEC

05 7.30pm

Tickets: £5 to £10 Golden Ticket: £50 (Details page 4)

EXPECT: EXPRESSIVE DANCE AND PHYSICAL THEATRE TO A RANGE OF LIVE MUSIC FROM ROCK BALLADS TO BLUES ... striking, tender and utterly engaging.

Wales Arts Review on At Swim, Two Boys

Multi-award winning Earthfall reveal the poetry and tragicomic events from this iconic New York hotel and its place in contemporary culture, and take the audience on a voyeuristic discovery tour of its inhabitants’ lives, loves and longings.

They blaze a trail from Patti Smith and Robert Mapplethorpe to Dylan Thomas and Tennessee Williams, where several stories, true and false, interplay through

radical dance, live music and film, capturing significant moments in the history of this rebel artist mecca.

Earthfall was formed in 1989 with a policy of forging radical choreography with live music and strong visual imagery.

The company’s mission is to engage, excite, inspire, stimulate and provoke through the creation of original, high quality mixed-media dance theatre performances.

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30 OPEN ART SURGERY EXPERIMENTS IN HIP HOP THEATRE

BY BREAKIN’ CONVENTION

Tickets: £5

EXPECT: A SHOWCASE OF BRAND-NEW IDEAS IN HIP HOP THEATRE This is the place where seeds grow.

Josephine ‘Realitie’ Rollings, participant

Hosted by Breakin’ Convention’s Artistic Director, Jonzi D, Open Art Surgery is a showcase of brand-new ideas in hip hop theatre. We invite you to delve into the minds and souls of dancers, emcees, beatboxers and musicians as they dare to try something new, dangerous and exciting!

At the end of the show we welcome the audience to give their own diagnosis, with the opportunity to ask the performers questions and give feedback.

Please see page 27 for details how to take part.

May contain language and themes unsuitable for children.

MORE JONZI D: Sadler’s Wells presents Jonzi D Lyrikal Fearta: The Letter & Broken Lineage Marine Theatre Lyme Regis, Sat 26 Oct, 8pm, £12/£10 (concs.)

Sadler’s Wells Associate Artist Jonzi D presents a triple bill, including his acclaimed solo The Letter, which debuted in 2012 at Sadler’s Wells.

The evening will also feature an exciting collaboration with Ivan Blackstock of BirdGang Dance Company, exploring the broken lineage between the old skool and new skool of hip hop generations.

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HATCH AND SCRATCH

THU DEC

12 7.30pm

Tickets: £5

WITH BERKAVITCH, BALLET NIMBA AND ZOIE LOGIC

Pioneered by Battersea Arts Centre, “Scratching” is presenting new dance work in development to an audience to receive feedback. We’ve invited three companies to present their work, which could be at any stage of development –

finished and polished or just emerging as a germ of an idea.

Afterwards the audience and performers discuss, feed back and reflect on the work presented.

PAVILION DANCE CABARET

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6pm & 8pm Tickets: £5

What a fantastic way to start the Christmas festivities!

At the end of each season we host a Cabaret evening, which presents a diverse selection of performances created by our regular class and workshop participants, our Youth Dance Company, 2BU, and our Adult Contemporary Dance Company, Coevo.

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ON SCREEN BOLSHOI LIVE SCREENING

Tickets: £15 (£12 for under 16s and groups of 5+)

EXPECT: A LUXURIOUS FRONT ROW EXPERIENCE OF WORLD-CLASS LARGE-SCALE BALLET ON YOUR DOORSTEP We are very happy to welcome the exquisite Bolshoi Company back for another world-class ballet, streamed live from the Moscow stage to your front-row seat in Bournemouth.

SPARTACUS

MUSIC: ARAM KHACHATURIAN CHOREOGRAPHY: YURI GRIGOROVICH Captured by the Roman army, Spartacus and Phrygia are condemned to slavery. After becoming a gladiator, Spartacus foments a legendary rebellion. This grandiose epic has been considered one of the greatest ballets in the Bolshoi repertoire since the 1960s.

A production with spectacular choreography and scenery, Yuri Grigorovich’s version remains the most critically acclaimed.

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FoolishPeople Present

STRANGE FACTORIES

LIVE CINEMA EVENT

A writer, possessed by a terrifying story, journeys into unknown and dreamlike places, haunted by the infamous hum emitted from a strange factory.

FoolishPeople invite you to enter Strange Factories and engage in a live cinema encounter like no other. Experience the madness and terror of haunted cinema, as you witness the film unravel inside Stronheim’s factory and its characters come to life around you.

FoolishPeople create immersive theatre, live cinema, ritual and independent film.

Spectators must choose their own journey without guidance, which challenges their habitual way of watching art and entertainment in a passive manner.

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ON SCREEN

MONDAYS 2.30pm & 7.45pm Tickets: £6 (two for £10)

MONDAY NIGHT IS FILM NIGHT

EXPECT: A PROGRAMME OF AWARD-WINNING FILMS FRESH FROM FESTIVALS SUCH AS CANNES, NEW YORK AND TOKYO Our Monday film programme continues with a delectable selection of classics and new releases. They sometimes have a thematic relationship to our performances and occasionally also feature dance, but we want to present a broad selection of films of all genres and styles.

We believe you shouldn’t have to travel outside Bournemouth to see art house and world cinema!

OUR FILM PROGRAMME SEPTEMBER TO DECEMBER BLANCANIEVES

2 SEPT

(2012)

Dir. Pablo Berger Based on the fairy tale Snow White, Blancanieves is a Spanish black-andwhite homage to the silent film era.

9 SEPT MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING (2012)

Dir. Joss Whedon A modern take on Shakespeare’s comedy by the creator of Buffy, the Vampire Slayer.

CELINE AND JULIE GO BOATING (1974)

16 SEPT

Dir. Jacques Rivette A mysteriously linked pair of young women find their lives pre-empted by a strange melodrama in a hallucinatory parallel reality.

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Gregory Crewdson: Brief Encounters

23 SEPT GREGORY CREWDSON: BRIEF ENCOUNTERS (2012)

THE PIANO TUNER OF EARTHQUAKES

A Festival Event

A Festival Event

Dir. Ben Shapiro An unprecedented documentary about photographer Gregory Crewdson, shot over a decade.

Dir. Stephen Quay, Timothy Quay Dark fairytale about a demonic doctor who abducts an opera singer.

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30 SEPT

(2005)

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MARINA ABRAMOVIC: THE ARTIST IS PRESENT (2012)

7 OCT

Dir. Matthew Akers, Jeff Dupre A documentary following the performance artist Marina Abramovic as she prepares for a retrospective of her work.

14 OCT

(1963)

Dir. Satyajit Ray A young bank clerk in mid-50s Calcutta is struggling to accept his wife taking on a job.

THE ACT OF KILLING (2012)

21 OCT

Dir. Joshua Oppenheimer A chilling documentary about the Indonesian death squads of the mid-1960s, who re-enact their murders as classic Hollywood scenarios or lavish musical numbers.

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28 OCT

(1972)

A Festival Event

THE BIG CITY (MAHANAGAR)

AGUIRRE, WRATH OF GOD

Dir. Werner Herzog In the 16th century, the ruthless and insane Aguirre leads a Spanish expedition in search of the legendary El Dorado.

(Only at 7.45pm)

THE GREAT BEAUTY (2013)

4 NOV

Dir. Paolo Sorrentino A portrait of today’s Rome and the story of an aging writer recollecting his lost youth.

LOVE TOMORROW

11 NOV

(2012)

Dir. Christopher Payne A chance encounter with a charismatic dancer marks the turning point in the life of an ex-ballet dancer.

BICYCLE THIEVES (1948)

25 NOV

Dir. Vittorio De Sica Antonio and his son Bruno search for a stolen bicycle vital for Antonio’s job of delivering film posters.

FUTURE MY LOVE (2012)

2 DEC

Dir. Maja Borg Maja Borg’s poetic documentary explores an alternative way of living.

FIVE DANCES

9 DEC

(2013)

Dir. Alan Brown A talented young dancer must choose between his career and his responsibility to his family.

BLUE IS THE WARMEST COLOUR (2013)

16 DEC

Dir. Abdellatif Kechiche The story of a young lesbian couple’s beginning, middle and possible end.

FRENCH CANCAN (1954)

23 DEC

Dir. Jean Renoir Story of the revival of Paris’s most notorious dance.

GLORIA (2013)

30 DEC

Dir. Sebastián Lelio Set in Santiago, the story centres on Gloria, a free-spirited older woman, and the realities of her whirlwind relationship with a former naval officer whom she meets out in the clubs.

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GOBBLEDEGOOK IN ASSOCIATION WITH MOKO DANCE PRESENTS

IN A DEEP DARK WOOD / DEEP IN THE WOODS A MULTI-SENSORY CAPTIVATING DANCE EXPERIENCE SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES

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Deep In The Woods (2–5 yrs): 11.30am

In A Deep Dark Wood (5+ yrs): 3pm £5, babes in arms free

EXPECT: A MAGICAL DANCE PIECE WITH SHADOW PLAY, INTERACTIVE VIDEO AND ACROBATICS A fantastic show with brilliant dance and amazing technology.

Audience feedback

Taking inspiration from fairy tales, In A Deep Dark Wood is a fun and highly interactive show about a little girl who bravely ventures into a dark and mysterious wood. Encountering tempting trees to climb and beguiling creatures, the tale unfolds as the young audiences help to create a magical world using shadow and light to guide the little girl through her bewitching adventure.

For those aged 2–5 years, gobbledegook has produced a special tailor-made version entitled Deep In The Woods with all the same magical and interactive fun ( ... but all the scary bits taken out!). gobbledegook is an exciting new company that specialises in creating interactive digital performance for children and their families.

Family Actvities including craft activities, creative dance & shadow play workshops are available.

Visit www.pdsw.org.uk for details.

Developed at Chats Palace and supported by Arts Council England.

MOKO Dance is led by DanceEast (Ipswich) and unites Dance City (Newcastle), Lakeside Arts Centre (Nottingham), Pavilion Dance South West (Bournemouth), Sadler’s Wells (London), South East Dance (Brighton and Kent) and Theatre Bristol in their shared vision of bringing bold and innovative work to young audiences across the UK. MOKO Dance is supported by Arts Council England.

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11.30am & 3pm £5, babes in arms free

SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN AGES 6 MONTHS TO 4 YEARS

SHINY

BY TURNED ON ITS HEAD

EXPECT: A JOYFUL AND EXUBERANT PARTICIPATORY PERFORMANCE FOR UNDER 5s

The company never fail to immerse the children in a world that jumps and glides and inspires.

Adel Al-Salloum, Director, Spark Children’s Arts Festival

In a long forgotten room two people find friendship, joy and treasures that turn from ordinary to extraordinary. The audience watch and play as all that glitters unfolds before their eyes.

Turned On Its Head is an East Midlandsbased dance company whose work derives from many years experience of working with young audiences.

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SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN AGES 2–4

ETS-BEEST

BY KATRINA BROWN & HAN BUHRS

SUN NOV

03

11.30am & 3pm

£5 babes in arms free

EXPECT: GREAT FUN WITH PAPER, CHARCOAL, SOUND AND MOVEMENT

Ets-Beest takes place around and across a large sheet of paper and literally translates as “etching beast”. It’s a coming together of dance, drawing and music where the boundaries between the young audience and performers blur.

Katrina Brown and Han Buhrs have collaborated over many years. Ets-Beest is their first project with a young audience and has been invited to perform throughout Europe.

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SUN NOV

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11.30am & 3pm

ÂŁ5 babes in arms free

SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN AGES 3+ TUTTI FRUTTI PRODUCTIONS AND YORK THEATRE ROYAL PRESENT

THE BOY WHO CRIED WOLF

BY MIKE KENNY

EXPECT: A TALENTED ENSEMBLE OF ACTOR MUSICIANS WHO PLAY PEOPLE, FUNNY SHEEP AND PERHAPS A SCARY WOLF OR TWO

One of the most inspired ensembles specialising in work for very young children.

The Guardian

Winter is coming, the trees are bare, the birds fly south, and the sheep are flocking, seeking shelter from the wind.

As the falling snow flurries to the ground wolf footprints can be seen padded into the hard ground ...

But standing on the hill top a boy is watching his sheep.

He is bored, seeking adventure, and looking for the next best thing!

A boy tasked to keep his community safe but with a vivid imagination.

A boy who makes up stories and craves the thrill of the unknown A boy who, unthinkingly, unknowingly ...

Cried WOLF! Returning to Bournemouth after their sellout success of Rapunzel in February, tutti frutti productions and York Theatre Royal present another magical tale bringing the wonder and power of theatre to an earlyyears audience.

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BOING! SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN AGES 3+

SUN DEC

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11.30am & 3pm

£5 babes in arms free

TRAVELLING LIGHT THEATRE COMPANY AND BRISTOL OLD VIC

EXPECT: A COMBINATION OF ACROBATICS, BREAKDANCE AND COMEDY WHILE WAITING FOR FATHER CHRISTMAS Immensely engaging, with taut dancing and vivid characterisation.

The Independent

Who wants to sleep on Christmas Eve? There are beds to be jumped on, pillows to be fought with, ghosts to be hunted, seas to be sailed ... On this most magic of nights, you can let your imagination soar right up to the stars!

A Christmas show with a difference, BOING! combines acrobatics, breakdance and comedy as two boys, too excited to sleep on Christmas Eve, turn their bed into a trampoline.

Capturing the delirious excitement of waiting for Father Christmas, BOING! is performed by one of the UK’s leading b-boying dance companies, Champloo Dance Company, and returns to Bournemouth after a roaring success this January.

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28/29

MON TUE OCT

9am–5.30pm Tickets: £20

RECOMMENDED FOR AGES 5–13

MOVING IN CIRCLES HALF TERM FUN

Learn how to freestyle in a Street Dance cipher, spin and twist with Rock n’ Roll, and whip a hula hoop around your middle! This October Half Term Pavilion Dance South West are offering a twoday long dance school, teaching young people in the fields of Street Dance, Rock n’ Roll and Hula Hoop Dancing. You will also have the opportunity to work with a visual artist who will teach you how to draw moving dancers as they spiral across our stage. Options are available for those aged 5–8 years and 9–13 years.

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TEACHERS’ CPD – SECONDARY FOCUS WITH ZOIE GOLDING Specifically tailored towards Secondary School Teachers working in Physical Education, Zoie Golding’s workshop will look at how to incorporate dance into the PE curriculum. She’ll talk through the fundamentals of teaching dance at this level, as well as offering some technical dance expertise. Zoie is the Artistic Director of FuzzyLogic Dance Company, and she has 12 years of experience in curriculum enrichment and teacher training.

For more information please contact our Youth and Education Coordinator, Gemma Connell, at gemma@pdsw.org.uk.

Photo supplied by Zoie Golding

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ARTS AWARD WITH PAVILION DANCE SOUTH WEST Through Arts Award, young people make creative choices, set themselves challenges, explore the arts, and share their skills and achievements. Arts Award is now open to anyone aged 7–25.

Arts Award is a great way for children and young people to be inspired by and enjoy the arts. Young people can review a dance performance, take part in a class, workshop or masterclass, or do work experience to gain their Arts Award certificate. They can even put on their own arts event and tackle difficult issues in an artistic debate. Pavilion Dance South West is now a registered Arts Award Centre, with Arts Award Advisors ready to answer your questions and help you through all levels of Arts Award.

Arts Award offers five different levels, four of which are recognised qualifications, with the Gold level being equivalent to half an AS-Level and worth 35 UCAS points.

Pavilion Dance South West is currently working with schools to deliver Arts Award, but we are looking into ways of involving young people in the qualification outside of a school context.

If you’d like to know more about the opportunities available with Arts Award at Pavilion Dance South West, please contact our Youth and Education Coordinator, Gemma Connell, at gemma@pdsw.org.uk.

For general Arts Award information, please go to www.artsaward.org.uk.

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INQUIRING MINDS Inquiring Minds is a young choreographers’ programme aimed at equipping young dancers and future choreographers with new ideas, skills and perspectives. The aim of the programme is to widen your understanding of what is possible in terms of creativity, leadership and choreography.

For more information, please contact our Youth and Education Coordinator, Gemma Connell, at gemma@pdsw.org.uk.

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MASTERCLASSES & WORKSHOPS KARLA SHACLOCK COMPANY MASTERCLASS

SAT 19 OCT 9.30am–5pm

This masterclass offers a unique 16+ opportunity to go beyond what participants think is physically, vocally and emotionally possible.

The masterclass will explore Dr Karla Shacklock’s highly innovative approach to accessing the performance consciousness in order to reveal the true self, and provide an in-depth insight into the choreographic approaches and repertoire of the Karla Shacklock Company. The masterclass will comprise company class and stretch, the deconstruction and learning of material from current touring work, improvisation, exploration of a range of choreographic tasks and the opportunity to make and perform a short work. Interrogative, highly physical and jam packed full of discoveries and openings.

STOPGAP DANCE COMPANY MASTERCLASS

SUN 20 OCT 9.30am–5pm

A masterclass with Stopgap 16+ Dance Company will involve integrated dance class in the morning, learning some phrases of the company’s new work, Artificial Things, and creative tasks to explore Stopgap’s unique choreographic practice.

Stopgap Dance Company seamlessly integrates dancers with and without disabilities. Our work is fuelled by the new and exciting possibilities that arise from the dialogue between distinctive dancers.

For professional or student (A-level or University levels) dancers, practitioners, teachers and choreographers. Disabled participants with an experience of dance are also welcome.

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Suitable for artists from all disciplines (dance, theatre, live art, circus, music).

Masterclass Prices: £25 each There are ten bursaries of £20 available for each masterclass. These are for south west-based dance artists or practioners and are available on a first come first served basis. To apply for a bursary, please visit our website www.pdsw.org.uk.

OPEN ART SURGERY 25 TO 30 NOVEMBER Open Art Surgery offers Hip Hop Theatre performers and companies (dancers, musicians, emcees and visual artists) the opportunity to develop and experiment with new ideas, share new work publicly and receive mentorship from Jonzi D and other Hip Hop Theatre aficionados.

You will spend a week workshopping and devising with no pressure on an end product.

Open Art Surgery allows artists to take creative risks, test ideas and try something new.

To express your interest in taking part in Open Art Surgery Bournemouth, please email Ian Abbott on ian@pdsw.org.uk by 1 November with 250 words outlining the idea you wish to test.

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KEY GREEN - GARDEN STUDIO BLUE - SEAFRONT STUDIO

CLASSES 9 SEPTEMBER – 21 DECEMBER

THURSDAY

10.30–11.15am MINI BALLET UNDER 5s 5.00pm

NEW! YRS 5-9 E STREET DANC 6.00pm FUN DANCE FIT NEW! 6.00pm

ING HOOP HULA 7.15pm

DANCE THE MUSICALS 7.15pm CONTEMPORARY INTERMEDIATE m 8.30p

PLUS BASIC & BASIC E DANC 1940s SOCIAL 8.30pm BALLET INTERMEDIATE

MINI MOVIES UNDER 5s YOGA BALLET BASIC PILATES BALLROOM BASIC BODY RHYTHMS BALLROOM INTERMEDIATE

10.30–11.15am 6.00pm 6.00pm 7.15pm 7.15pm 8.30pm 8.30pm

FRIDAY

MONDAY TUESDAY

YOGA CONTEMPORARY ADVANCED AFRICAN DANCE IRISH DANCE 1940s SOCIAL DANCE INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED D.I.S.C.O. NEW!

WEDNESDAY

6.00pm 6.00pm 7.15pm 7.15pm 8.30pm 8.30pm

PILATES BURN TO BEATS TAP BASIC & BASIC PLUS NEW WAVE TAP INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED STREET DANCE ALL STYLES

MINI MOVERS UNDER 5s OLDER AND PERFECT (OAP) TAP BASIC & BASIC PLUS PARKINSON’S DANCE LATIN FIT BALLET BASIC PLUS BELLYDANCE CONTEMPORARY BASIC BURLESQUE JAZZ

10.30–11.15am 11.30am 1.30pm 3.15pm–4.45pm 6.00pm 6.00pm 7.15pm 7.15pm 8.30pm 8.30pm

SATURDAY

We have two spacious studios and over 40 weekly classes for all ages and abilities.

Ask for a classes leaflet, visit our website for full details or email our Participation and Outreach Coordinator Michaela Shaw at michaela@pdsw.org.uk for more information.

9.30am BREAKDANCE 5-9 YRS am 10.45 YRS 6-9 PARKOUR 12.00–1.30pm PARKOUR BASIC 10-15 YRS 3.15pm PARKOUR INTERMEDIATE 10-15 YRS 1.45–

6.00pm 6.00pm 7.15pm 7.15pm 8.30pm 8.30pm

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2BU

TUESDAYS, 8 OCTOBER – 17 DECEMBER 7.30pm–9.30pm

TUESDAYS, 8 OCTOBER – 17 DECEMBER

£75 per term

5.30pm–7.30pm

Adult Contemporary Dance Company (for ages 20+).

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Auditions on Tuesday 3 September, 5.30pm

£75 per term Youth Dance Company for dancers aged 14–19.

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EXHIBITIONS AND VISUAL ART DORSET VISUAL ARTS Working in partnership with Dorset Visual Arts (DVA), PDSW invites DVA members into our dance studios to observe, draw and respond artistically to residencies from professional dance companies.

In Autumn 2013, DVA members will have the opportunity to work with Probe, Anusha Subramanyam, Justine Reeve, Zoie Logic and Berkavitch. Artists who join us in the residencies will also be given the opportunity to exhibit and sell their work at the venue.

CONTEMPORARY DANCE AND FIGURE DRAWING WORKSHOP

FRI 6 DEC 10am–1pm

with Earthfall 16+ Price: £10 The workshop will consist of a 30 minute contemporary dance class with dance company Earthfall, followed by 2.5 hours responding to the rhythms of live music and translating Earthfall’s unique movement style into drawing.

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VENUE HIRE If you’re looking for a unique venue to hold your performance or any type of event then look no further. With two bright and airy dance studios and a state of the art theatre and performance space all situated right next to Bournemouth’s beautiful sandy beaches and gardens, this flexible venue can be tailored to suit your needs.

To find out more and to create your bespoke and memorable event, please contact Louise Moody at hires@pdsw.org.uk or call 01202 203632.

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PARTIES

LET US HELP YOU CELEBRATE!

Here at Pavilion Dance South West our private party packages are a great way to have fun. From hen parties and children’s birthday parties to corporate team-building sessions, we can tailor a package to suit your needs. Prices start from £8 per head and include a minimum one hour dance class of your choice in our spacious studios, led by one of our professional dance teachers.

For more information and to make a booking email parties@pdsw.org.uk or call 01202 203630.

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CREATIVE PARTNERSHIPS Bournemouth Arts by the Sea Festival offers an extraordinary visitor experience, presenting the arts to a wide audience through free events and unique performances in unusual places and spaces across Bournemouth. Pavilion Dance South West are delighted to support the festival as its core creative partner. As well as the events below, we are including all our own events during the festival period as part of the festival calendar. Look out for the Arts Bournemouth Festival logo throughout this brochure.

THE GIRL AND THE SHOES

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This enchanting new fairytale by Valise Noire 1.30pm & 5.30pm Storytelling Theatre will capture imaginations by £5 exploring what happens when you put on magical shoes.

Suitable for ages 6+.

School groups welcome, please contact info@artsbournemouth.org.uk for bookings.

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RING Ring is a sound journey in complete darkness, at times seductive, at times unnerving.

Please be aware that a total blackout is used for the majority of the performance.

Recommended for age 16+.

THE ART OF PERFORMANCE

TUE OCT

01 7.30pm

WED OCT

02

2pm & 7.30pm £10 / £8

FRI OCT

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In partnership with the 7pm new Bournemouth £10 / £8 Visual Effects Festival “BFX”, Bournemouth Arts by the Sea Festival celebrates the visual effects and animation industry with a joint programme of screenings, exhibitions, workshops and masterclasses.

A one-day symposium on risk, documentation and re-enactment.

Full programme: www.bfxfestival.com

Followed by an evening 5pm of performances, £5 re-enactments and films, Marcia Farquhar’s performance draws on personal, cultural and social associations of clothing.

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£10*

*Including free admission to Marcia Farquhar’s performance.

MARCIA FARQUHAR ACTS OF CLOTHING

ON SCREEN

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CREATIVE PARTNERSHIPS The following events are being presented at Pavilion Dance by organisations hiring our spaces. Book tickets and find out more via www.pdsw.org.uk.

Please note that student stand-by tickets are not available for these performances.

Meetdraw Presents

Candlelight Productions Presents

SILICON BEACH 2013

ANDRÉ RIEU IN COLLISION MAASTRICHT II

THU FRI SEPT

5/6

SAT SEPT

9.30am–5.30pm

£199

Storm Dance Presents

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SAT NOV

Love Soul Choir Presents

The Westbourne Orchestral Society & Theatre 2000 present

WINTER AN EVENING OF PERFORMANCE RODGERS AND HAMMERSTEIN CLASSICS

FRI DEC

06

SAT DEC

07

3pm

7pm

8pm

2.30pm & 7.30pm

£9.50

£13

£8 / £6.50

£12.50

If you would like to hire our spaces, please contact Louise Moody on hires@pdsw.org.uk or call 01202 203632.

Other professional dance performances in Bournemouth and Poole this autumn that might be of interest to you:

LIGHTHOUSE POOLE

BIC & PAVILION THEATRE

L’ICEBERG

MOSCOW BALLET LA CLASSIQUE – SWAN LAKE

Lighthousepoole.co.uk or 0844 406 8666

L’Eolienne Company Friday 20 – Saturday 21 September 7.45pm Tickets: £10 / £8

TANGO MOTION Tango Siempre Saturday 12 October 7.45pm Tickets: £17.50, Seniors & Students £15.50

NOBULUS: OUT OF THE SHADOW Dance Touring Partnership Friday 18 & Saturday 19 October 7.15pm Tickets: £16.50, Students, U18s £10, Family Ticket £48 Booking fee may apply

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bhlivetickets.co.uk or 0844 576 3000

Monday 30 September 7.30 pm Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre Tickets: £23.50

MOSCOW BALLET LA CLASSIQUE – SLEEPING BEAUTY Wednesday 13 November 7.30 pm Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre Tickets: £23.50

DIVERSITY – LIMITLESS Saturday 7 December 2.30pm & 6.30pm BIC Windsor Hall Tickets: £23.50, £33.50

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SUPPORTING ARTISTS We support artists and companies who share our aspirations for creating work that connects with people, is a visceral experience and makes for compulsive viewing.

We offer three levels of engagement, which reflect our focus on building relationships over time: PDSW Discovery Artists – Spend time in our studios, indulge in creative conversations, get to know each other and receive a small contribution towards travel and accommodation costs.

Current PDSW Discovery Artists include: Zoie Logic, Berkavitch and Ballet Nimba PDSW Playtime Artists – Investigate a shared curiosity in our spaces, get additional creative influences to help encourage the work to grow and receive co-commission investment.

PDSW Dream Artists – We commit to a relationship of a year or more and support the development of a new idea, model or way of working. We’ll commission your work and offer bespoke responsive inputs tailored to you.

PDSW Dream Artists: Mark Bruce Company, Lila Dance and Karla Shacklock Dance Company We like conversations. If you want to start one with us, please take a look at our artistic manifesto on our website, then, if you think you’re a good match, email our Head of Creative Programmes, Ian Abbott, at ian@pdsw.org.uk, about which of your areas of interest chime with ours and tell us all about your idea.

Image: PDSW Dream Artist Karla Shacklock in The Crutch.

Current PDSW Playtime Artists include: Jonzi D, Probe, Smith Dance Theatre and Casson & Friends

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ACROSS THE SOUTH WEST The South West has the highest proportion of people over 65 in England at 19.8% (2011) and this figure is expected to rise to 22.8% within 10 years.

Office for National Statistics

Each season we will offer you a taste of one aspect of our wide-ranging work across the region. This season our focus is on Dance and Older People.

Our dance work with, by and for older people is increasing in importance and exciting in its potential. Pavilion Dance South West co-ordinates the South West Dance Matters partners to consider and support programmes of work for older people and for carers and dancers who want to use dance and movement in their work with older people. We have employed a Dance & Older People Producer for 2013 to map activity across the region and develop and fundraise for a coherent programme of activity. The range of programmes on offer across the region includes fitness for active older people, older people’s dance companies that perform and tour, dance sessions in care homes and bespoke programmes for people with dementia or Parkinson’s or those living with other long-term medical conditions. Our website provides links to all local dance agencies, many of which work with older people.

In Bournemouth, Pavilion Dance South West teamed with Coda Music Trust and Bournemouth Borough Council in April and May to create training opportunities for care home workers to develop singing, music and dance tools. April also saw World Parkinson’s Awareness Day. The event at Pavilion Dance was fully supported by our Parkinsons’s Dance Participants, Parkinson’s UK, physiotherapists, research nurses, a consultant neurologist, Bransgore Rotary Club and music and movement therapists.

This autumn programme features regular Parkinson’s Dance classes, an Older and Perfect (OAP) class and a performance of Parkin’Son by Giulio D’Anna (see page 11).

Pavilion Dance South West will also be hosting the next Dance for Parkinson’s UK professional development meeting.

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HOW TO FIND US Pavilion Dance is located at the opposite end of Bournemouth’s Pavilion Theatre, facing the sea, and is accessed through the Lower Gardens or via the Pier Approach.

Address: Pavilion Dance, Overlooking Lower Gardens, Westover Road, Bournemouth, BH1 2BU By train: 20 mins walk from Bournemouth Station.

By bus: Close to major bus routes.

Main bus stops on Westover Road and Gervis Place.

By Car: Parking is available nearby at several car parks. Town centre parking can

be very limited during busy times, so please plan accordingly. We recommend Central Car Park, Hinton Road; it’s not so busy and a short walk away.

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HOW TO BOOK Online: pdsw.org.uk Telephone: 01202 203630 Box office hours: Mon–Sat 10am–5pm (outside term), 10am–9pm (during term).

Check page 28 for class term times.

In person: Visit us and book your tickets at reception.

Credit / debit cards: There is a 50p transaction fee.

Access: We welcome visitors with disabilities to all our productions and events.

Please be aware that there are a number of steps leading to the Pavilion Dance main entrance.

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BOURNEMOUTH PIER

Wheelchair users: We have a lift and accessible facilities, including backstage.

Level access is via the seafront entrance of the Lower Gardens. If you are a wheelchair user please advise us when booking so we can ensure seating is available for you and a companion.

Companions: For audience members who are unable to attend a performance unless accompanied, a seat is available for a companion free of charge for performances presented by Pavilion Dance. Please ask when booking.

Hard of hearing: We have a hearing loop system. Please ask when booking.

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EVENTS CALENDAR Performance

Family Friendly Performance

Event/Performance

On Screen

Take Part

Day

Date

Mon

2

Silicon Beach 2013

Thu & Fri

Dancing Terraces

Other Events

Time Page

SEPTEMBER Blancanieves (2012) Cert 12

2.30pm & 7.45pm

17

5 & 6

9.30am

32

Fri & Sat

6 & 7

7pm

2

Much Ado About Nothing (2012) Cert 12A

Mon

9

2.30pm & 7.45pm

17

Celine and Julie Go Boating (1974) Cert 12A

Mon

16

2.30pm & 7.45pm

17

Silent Disco

Sat

21

10.30pm

2

Gregory Crewdson: Brief Encounters (2012) Cert 18

Mon

23

2.30pm & 7.45pm

17

The Girl and The Shoes

Tue

24

1.30pm & 5.30pm

31

The Art of Visual Effects

Wed

25

7pm

31

AndrĂŠ Rieu in Maastricht II

Sat

28

3pm

32

In A Deep Dark Wood / Deep In The Woods

Sun

29

11.30am & 3pm

19

The Piano Tuner of Earthquakes (2005) Cert 12A

Mon

30

7.45pm

17

ONGOING EVENTS Monday 9 September Saturday 21 December Autumn term of weekly classes. See page 28 Introducing NEW classes Disco, Fun Dance Fit and Street Dance for 5-9 year olds.

DANCE COMPANIES Every Tuesday 8 October - 17 December Coevo: Adult Contemporary Dance Company 2BU: Youth Dance Company See page 28

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EVENTS CALENDAR Performance

Family Friendly Performance

Event/Performance

On Screen

Day

Take Part

Date

Other Events

Time Page

OCTOBER Ring

Tue

1

7.30pm

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Ring

Wed

2

2pm & 7.30pm

31

Fri & Sat

4 & 5

7.30pm

3

Marina Abramovic: The Artist Is Present (2012) Cert 15

Mon

7

2.30pm & 7.45pm

18

worldwide.margam.alt

Thu

10

Dracula

The Art of Performance Marcia Farquhar: Acts of Clothing

Fri

11

7.30pm 5 12pm

31

Fri

11

5pm

31

Shiny

Sun

13

11.30am & 3pm

20

The Big City (Mahanagar) (1963) Cert PG

Mon

14

2.30pm & 7.45pm

18

It Needs Horses / Home for Broken Turns

Thu

17

7.30pm

6

Karla Shacklock Company Masterclass

Sat

19

9.30am

27

Bolshoi Live: Spartacus

Sun

20

4pm

16

Stopgap Dance Company Masterclass

Sun

20

9.30am

27

The Act of Killing (2012) Cert 15

Mon

21

2.30pm & 7.45pm

18

Second Coming / Winter, Again

Thu

24

7.30pm

7

Aguirre, Wrath of God (1972) Cert PG

Mon

28

7.45pm

18

9am

24

7.30pm

8

Moving in Circles The Black Album

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NOVEMBER Ets-Beest

Sun

3

11.30am & 3pm

21

The Great Beauty (2013) Cert 15

Mon

4

2.30pm & 7.45pm

18

Écouter

Thu

7

Love Tomorrow (2012) Cert PG

Mon

11

2.30pm & 7.45pm

18

Sounds and Visions

Thu

14

7.30pm

10

Storm Dance - Collision

Sat

16

7pm

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Strange Factories

Mon

18

7.45pm

16

Parkin’Son

Thu

21

7.30pm 11

The Boy Who Cried Wolf

Sun

24

11.30am & 3pm

22

Bicycle Thieves (1948) Cert U

Mon

25

2.30pm & 7.45pm

18

25–30

27

Open Art Surgery

Mon–Sat

7.30pm 9

Mana

Thu

28

7.30pm 12

Open Art Surgery Showcase

Sat

30

7.30pm

14

Future My Love (2012) Cert PG

Mon

2

2.30pm & 7.45pm

18

Chelsea Hotel

DECEMBER Thu

5

7.30pm

13

Contemporary Dance and Figure Drawing Workshop

Fri

6

10am

29

Love Soul Choir Winter Performance

Fri

6

8pm

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An Evening of Rodgers and Hammerstein Classics

Sat

7

2.30pm & 7.30pm

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Five Dances (2013) Cert 15

Mon

9

2.30pm & 7.45pm

18

Hatch and Scratch

Thu

12

7.30pm

15

Boing!

Sun

15

11.30am & 3pm

23

Blue Is the Warmest Colour (2013) Cert 18

Mon

16

2.30pm & 7.45pm

18

Pavilion Dance Cabaret

Sun

22

6pm & 8pm

15

French Cancan (1954) Cert PG

Mon

23

2.30pm & 7.45pm

18

Gloria (2013) Cert TBC

Mon

30

2.30pm & 7.45pm

18

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