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WELCOME
So April is already upon us, a third of the way through the year, only 270 or so shopping days till Christmas! But lots to see, do and enjoy before then. The team have packed away Natural Selection at the Old Anderson High School which has been extremely successful with over one and a half thousand visits, including visits from schools from all across the isles to learn more about the exhibition and the natural environment of Shetland. Huge thanks to all our partners for helping to make this powerful and important exhibition happen in such a great setting.
Jumping now to the future and welcoming Folk Frenzy which is Fiddle Frenzy reborn. Under Kevin Henderson’s stewardship, the introduction of ensemble classes will enable everyone to benefit from the wonderful tutors we have lined up. We are really happy to have taken advance bookings from across the globe. If you have not already booked be aware that some classes have almost sold out. On another exciting folk note, we are really pleased to be welcoming back Shetland Folk Festival for six performances at Mareel at the beginning of May including performances from stalwarts of the scene Blazin’ Fiddles through to recently formed outfits (and a personal favourite of mine) Herkja.
Whether it is Film, Art, Music or the Performing Arts this is your guide to Shetland Arts and its venues. Please be aware that, due to the flexible nature of programming, some details may be subject to change.
ShetlandMade is returning to Bonhoga on 30 March for what we hope will be another successful summer. The first showcase will champion the craftsmanship and innovative design of five of Shetland’s finest makers; with jewellery from Jayne Kelly and Coleen Thomson (Yala); Joan Fraser and Morwenna Garrick will be adding new products to their growing collections of contemporary textiles and ceramic artist Sharon McGeady will include sculpture alongside her popular Shetland themed ceramics. I have run out of space to tell you about the great range of films, workshops, and events that we are also hosting in April. Grab a drink in the café and give the guide a read!
Graeme Howell Chief Executive
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Drama / Dance / Theatre Shetland Arts Development Agency manages Bonhoga, The Garrison Theatre & Mareel. We also develop and promote a year round programme of film, music, theatre, literature, visual arts, & dance events. Our vision is for a creative, connected Shetland that values art and culture and the transformative impact it can have on everyone’s life; a Shetland that nurtures and celebrates its own creative talents and is open to all cultures and lifestyles; a Shetland where no one feels isolated and where culture is core to ensuring the economic and social wellbeing of all its residents.
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Supported by Creative Scotland and core funded by the Shetland Charitable Trust. Shetland Arts is a registered charity (SCO37082). Registered office: Mareel, Lerwick, ZE1 0WQ
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MARCH
Fraser Taylor: Shadowed Valley
I Remember Mama
Fraser Taylor is an interdisciplinary artist based in Glasgow. He studied painting at Glasgow School of Art and printmaking at Royal College of Art in London in the 1980s before establishing the internationally acclaimed textile company The Cloth. He was Adjunct Professor of Textile Art at the Institute of Art in Chicago before moving back to Scotland in 2017.
Islesburgh Drama Group presents, I Remember Mama.
Between 2013 and 2014 he spent several months in The Booth (Scalloway) and found himself inspired by Shetland’s largely treeless landscape, the shapes of the myriad small islands, black rock strata, and the shifting colours and light. He was also moved by John J. Graham’s 1987 novel Shadowed Valley, which tells the harrowing tale of one family in Weisdale and how they and their extended community’s lives were decimated by the evictions and land clearances of the nineteenth century. This series of suspended textile works currently on display in the Upper Cafe Bar at Mareel was created for Fraser’s exhibition Shadowed Valley, at Bonhoga Gallery in 2015 after which it was gifted to Shetland Arts.
The story recounts the everyday life and economic struggles of a Norwegian immigrant family in San Francisco in the early 20th century. Mama keeps a firm but loving hand on her household of four children and devoted husband. Through financial crises, illness and small triumphs of everyday life Mama maintains her optimism and sense of humour, traits she passes on to her aspiring-author daughter Katrin.
Wednesday 27 March, 7.30pm The Garrison Theatre £12 / £8 Thursday 28 March, 7.30pm
Student Night A great night of live music brought to you by the students taught here at Mareel in partnership with Shetland College UHI. Everyone welcome! Please note this Student Night will be filmed by students from the BA (Hons) Contemporary Filmmaking in the Highlands and Islands and also live streamed direct to the Mareel Facebook page. By entering the event audience members consent to being filmed. There may be strobe lighting. Shetland College UHI, in partnership with Shetland Arts, offer a range of music, audio and film courses, from part time courses for school pupils through to degrees. Students are based in Mareel with access to world class facilities and professional teaching staff in a busy situational learning environment, with a music venue, cinema, recording studio and teaching spaces. Courses can be studied full or part time, and degree courses utilise several flexible study methods. Visit www.shetlandarts.org to view each course & for more details about how to apply.
Throughout April
The Garrison Theatre £12 / £8 Friday 29 March, 7.30pm
Thursday 28 March, 7.30pm
Mareel Café Bar FREE
The Garrison Theatre £12 / £8
Mareel Free
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FRIDAY 29 MARCH - THURSDAY 4 APRIL
Dumbo (PG)
2h12
From Disney and director Tim Burton, this all-new live-action adventure expands on the beloved classic story. Circus owner Max Medici enlists former star Holt Farrier and his children to care for a newborn elephant whose oversized ears make him a laughing stock in an already struggling circus. But when they discover that Dumbo can fly, the circus makes an incredible comeback, attracting the attention of a sinister entrepreneur. Friday 29 March - Thursday 11 April Fri 14:15 17:15 20:15 Sat 10:30 11:00 (Relaxed) 13:40 (3D) 17:15 20:15 Sun 11:00 14:15 17:30 19:40 Mon 10:30 (3D) 11:15 13:45 17:00 20:00 Tue 10:30 (BYOBaby) 11:00 14:15 17:30 (3D) 19:40 Wed 10:30 11:00 13:30 16:40 19:30 Thu 10:30 13:45 17:30 20:30 Fri 13:30 17:30 19:45 Sat 10:30 13:30 16:45 20:10 Sun 11:30 14:30 (3D) 17:30 20:00 Mon 10:30 13:45 17:30 (Subtitled) 20:20 Tue 11:00 14:00 17:00 (3D) 20:00 Wed 10:30 13:30 16:45 19:35 Thu 10:30 13:30 16:50 20:15
Happy Death Day 2U (15)
2h00
In this entertaining sequel to the 2017 hit horror, Tree must sacrifice herself time after time to keep each of her friends alive – but she knows that any death could be her last. Tree has had an amazing two years since the horrific events that nearly ended her life. But when her friend Ryan talks of experiencing déjà vu, she realises the nightmare never really ended..
Friday 29 March - Thursday 4 April Fri 14:50 20:45 Sat 19:45 Mon 14:30 Tue 20:30 Thu 14:15
What They Had (15)
2h01
Hilary Swank, Blythe Danner, Robert Forster and Michael Shannon star in this intimate family drama. When Ruth wanders off in the middle of a snowy Chicago night wearing nothing but a nightgown, her daughter Bridget flies home from California at the request of her brother Nicky, who wants Bridget to help convince their father Burt to put Ruth in a care home. In denial and as smitten with his wife as he was the day he met her, Burt refuses.
Friday 29 March - Thursday 4 April Fri 17:50 Sat 14:10 Sun 20:30 Mon 20:30 (Subtitled) Tue 17:00 Wed 14:00 (Senior) 17:20 Thu 11:15 20:00
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FRIDAY 29 MARCH - THURSDAY 4 APRIL
The Favourite (15) 2h19
A dazzlingly witty and surreal black comedy, featuring a trio of brilliant performances from Olivia Colman, Rachel Weisz and Emma Stone. In the early 18th century, a frail Queen Anne occupies the throne, and her close friend Lady Sarah Churchill governs the country in her stead while tending to Anne’s ill health and mercurial temper. When a charming new servant, Abigail Masham, arrives, Sarah takes her under her wing, and Abigail sees a chance at a return to her aristocratic roots.
Everybody’s Talking About Jamie (12A) 3h04
Inspired by a true story, Everybody’s Talking About Jamie is a new award-winning five-star hit musical. Jamie New is sixteen and lives on a council estate in Sheffield. Jamie doesn’t quite fit in, and is terrified about the future, but, supported by his brilliant loving mum and surrounded by his friends, Jamie overcomes prejudice, beats the bullies and steps out of the darkness, into the spotlight. Winner of 3 WhatsOnStage Awards including Best New Musical and nominated for 5 Olivier Awards, Everybody’s Talking About Jamie was filmed live at the Apollo Theatre in London’s Shaftesbury Avenue on 5 July.
SCREEN Saturday 30 Mar - Thursday 4 Apr Sat 16:45 Mon 17:30 Tue 13:45 Thu 17:00
A Private War (15)
2h10
A powerful drama based on the extraordinary life of celebrated war correspondent Marie Colvin. Colvin (Rosamund Pike, giving a superb performance) is an utterly fearless and rebellious spirit, driven to the front lines of conflicts across the globe to give voice to the voiceless, while constantly testing the limits between bravery and bravado. Over time, however, her personal life starts to unravel as the trauma she’s witnessed takes its toll.
SCREEN
the best of independent and world cinema, classic films and documentaries.
ARTS
Bringing other art forms to the cinema screen.
Sunday 31 March, 1.15pm Mareel £12.50 / £10
Sun 31 March & Wed 3 April Sun 17:00 Wed 20:00
FRIDAY 29 MARCH - THURSDAY 4 APRIL
MAREEL RECORDING STUDIO
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Mareel's Recording Studio is an incredible space for Shetland's many talented musicians & visiting artists: a beautiful place to work with a variety of live rooms and experienced & sympathetic technicians.
ShetlandMade ShetlandMade is back to celebrate craft and its role in Shetland’s culture and economy, with another fantastic programme of showcase exhibitions to run during the summer season in the main gallery at Bonhoga. The showcases will feature some of Shetland’s most talented designers and makers, with current ranges and new work. In addition, we will feature a maker a week on our social media channels, providing further information on each artist and their practice. As well as an opportunity to purchase from a large and diverse collection of high quality contemporary applied art and craft, this is a unique opportunity to engage with craft at a closer level, and discover what it is that inspire our local designers and makers to create their amazing pieces.
We have a unique combination of state of the art equipment and vintage/bespoke recording gear and can provide a range of high quality backline, percussion, instruments, etc. We are also one of the few recording studios in the country to have a Steinway B grand piano. In addition to this, we have a multitrack link to the main auditorium so any concert can become a live album. Contact us on 01595 743843 or admin@shetlandarts.org
Shop Bonhoga at Mareel
Featured makers: Joan Fraser, Sharon McGeady, Jayne Kelly, Morwenna Garrick & Yala (Image from left to right)
The retail space in Mareel features an ever-changing collection of design led gifts, stationery, cards and books as well as a small selection of local music CD’s.
Saturday 30 March - Sunday 19 May Bonhoga Gallery Free
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FRIDAY 5 - THURSDAY 11 APRIL
Maiden (12A) 2h17
Maiden is the inspirational story of how Tracy Edwards, a 24-year-old cook on charter boats, became the skipper of the first ever all-female crew to enter the Whitbread Round the World Race in 1989. Tracy’s dream was opposed on all sides: her male competitors thought an all-women crew would never make it, the chauvinistic yachting press took bets on her failure, and potential sponsors rejected her. But Tracy refused to give up.
Fisherman’s Friends (12A) 2h12
Based on a true story, Fisherman’s Friends is a charming feelgood comedy about a group of Cornish fisherman who end up being launched into the pop charts.
teenage flicks!
A fast-living, cynical London music executive, spending a stag weekend in a remote Cornish village, is tricked by his boss into trying to sign a group of shanty singing fishermen. He becomes the ultimate ‘fish out of water’ as he struggles to gain the respect of the unlikely boy band and their families, who value friendship and community over fame and fortune.
Friday 5 - Wednesday 10 April Fri 14:15 Sat 11:15 Mon 14:30 Wed 11:00
Friday 5 - Thursday 11 April Fri 17:00 20:30 Sat 14:00 19:40 Sun 11:00 (Relaxed) 20:30 Mon 11:15 17:00 Tue 10:30 (BYOBaby) 14:30 20:30 Wed 14:00 (Senior) 17:15 Thu 11:00 19:45
If you’re a teenager you can see these films for a fiver, any day, any time. Don’t forget your Young Scot card!
Last Breath (12A) 1h50
A thrilling documentary telling the story of a 2012 diving accident in the North Sea, featuring Shetlander Stuart Anderson. During a routine operation, saturation diver Chris Lemons is stranded on the seabed with no access to light, warmth or communications, and only 5 minutes of oxygen in his emergency tank. With access to amazing archive, this is the true story of one man’s impossible fight for survival, and the incredible efforts of his colleagues to get him back to safety. We hope to be joined, either in person or via Skype, by director Richard da Costa for a Q&A following the screening of Last Breath on Monday 8 April at 7.45pm.
Saturday 6 - Thursday 11 April Sat 17:30 Sun 14:00 Mon 19:45 (Q&A Screening) Tue 17:40 Thu 14:15 17:45
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FRIDAY 5 - THURSDAY 11 APRIL
‘The Greatest Showman’ & ‘Chicago‘ Themed Musical Workshops With Choreographer Diane Legget Come along and learn the dance stage craft of musical theatre to the amazing songs from The Greatest Showman! This workshop is all about fun whilst concentrating on performance techniques. We will work on routines from this hit musical. This is a follow on class from the previous workshop in March but don’t worry if you haven’t attended before, come along and join in. Parent/guardian to leave their dancer in the class but stay in building area during the session so accessible if needed. Can parents/guardians please identify if the child attending the class has any medical background the instructor should be made aware of. After the huge success of the Adults class ‘The Greatest Showman’ in March, adults come along again and learn the dance stage craft of musical theatre to the amazing songs from Chicago! This workshop is all about fun whilst concentrating on performance techniques. Dress code: Dance wear is preferred but not essential. Fitted clothing, dance shoes, light trainers or bare feet. Hair tied back. To bring: Water
Saturday 6 April, 10am - 3pm
So You Think You Know About Dinosaurs...? Presented by Jo Sarsby Management So You Think You Know About Dinosaurs is the hit stage show starring dinosaur aficionado Dr Ben Garrod. Get ready to go on an exciting pre-historic adventure as Ben talks you through the deadliest predators that ever roamed the planet. Yes dinosaurs such as Tyrannosaurus rex, Allosaurus and Spinosaurus would have walked or swam right where you are now! Putting the knowledge of unwitting parents against their all-knowing kids, Dr Ben presents an interactive, educational and highly entertaining show using film footage from the BBC’s ‘Planet Dinosaur’. So come and test your knowledge against Dr Ben in this hit live interactive show which is bigger and better than ever. There will also be a book signing opportunity with Dr Ben Garrod.
The Greatest Showman (5-7yr) Mareel 10 - 11.30am £10 The Greatest Showman (8-13yr) Mareel 11.30am - 1pm £10
Sunday 7 April, 12:30pm
Chicago (16+) Mareel 1.30 - 3pm £11.50
Mareel £16 / £14
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FRIDAY 5 - THURSDAY 11 APRIL
BONHOGA means ‘my spiritual
home’ in Shetland dialect. Applied art, crafts and a great café, all in a beautiful location. A programme of exhibitions/showcases are organised each year for the Upper Gallery, featuring local, national and international contemporary craft. Downstairs are smaller scale exhibitions by artists from both Shetland and the rest of the UK.
Open Mic at Mareel Join us in the Café Bar for Open Mic at Mareel. Anyone and everyone is invited to share a song, or a tune, a new piece of prose, poetry or stand up, or whatever you want - the stage is yours! Pop down on a Sunday afternoon for a relaxed vibe and a chance to enjoy some emerging talent and performers alike share a stage. Open Mic at Mareel is hosted by Keirynn Topp and will run at 4pm on the first Sunday of every month with exception of the May event (on the 2nd Sunday).
Everybody Knows (15) 2h33
In Spanish and English with English subtitles. A layered psychological drama from Oscar-winning Iranian director Asghar Farhadi, starring Javier Bardem and Penélope Cruz. Laura, along with her teenage daughter and young son, travels to the village where she grew up to attend her sister’s wedding, leaving her husband Alejandro back in Argentina to search for work. Amid the joyful festivities, her daughter is abducted. In the days that follow, family and community tensions surface and hidden secrets are revealed.
SCREEN
the best of independent and world cinema, classic films and documentaries.
Sunday 7 April, 4pm Mareel Free Sunday 12 May, 4pm Mareel Free
01595 745750 shetlandarts.org/bonhoga
Sunday 7 & Wednesday 10 April Sun 17:00 Wed 20:00
THE GARRISON THEATRE is a small traditional proscenium arch theatre, situated in the heart of Lerwick, The Garrison Theatre is open throughout the year, hosting a varied annual programme of community and professional shows, including live theatre, stand up, concerts, pantomime and dance.
shetlandarts.org/the-garrison
MAREEL is the UK’s most northerly music, cinema and creative industries centre. Sited right on the edge of the North Sea on the historic Hay’s Dock quayside in Lerwick beside the Shetland Museum, Mareel offers a stunning setting for performance, production, studying or just relaxing with a coffee enjoying the view and watching the seals & seabirds. 01595 745500 shetlandarts.org/mareel
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FRIDAY 12 - THURSDAY 18 APRIL
Wild Rose (15)
2h00
Jessie Buckley gives a superb performance as a young woman determined to make it as a country singer in this uplifting comedy-drama (featuring a cameo from Aly & Phil!). Rose-Lynn Harlan has dreamt of becoming a country music star for as long as anyone can remember. But Glasgow isn’t exactly Nashville, and, as a convicted criminal and single mother of two young children, Rose-Lynn is more country song than country starlet. Forced to take responsibility for her family, Rose-Lynn gets a cleaning job, only to find an unlikely champion in the middle-class lady of the house. Friday 12 - Thursday 25 April Fri 14:15 17:40 20:40 Sat 14:30 17:40 20:30 Sun 17:30 20:00 Mon 12:45 17:00 20:30 (Subtitled) Tue 13:30 17:40 20:30 Wed 17:45 20:30 Thu 13:30 17:15 19:45 Fri 17:00 20:40 Sat 14:30 17:30 20:30 Sun 14:45 17:30 20:05 Mon 17:30 20:30 Tue 14:00 17:00 20:15 Wed 14:00 (Senior) 17:30 20:30 Thu 17:30 20:00
How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World (PG) 2h04
The epic adventure continues! When their village is faced with a dark threat, Hiccup and Toothless must leave the only home they’ve known and journey to a hidden world thought only to exist in myth. As their true destinies are revealed, dragon and rider will fight together, to the very ends of the Earth, to protect everything they’ve grown to treasure.
Friday 12 - Sunday 14 April Fri 14:45 Sat 10:30 11:00 (Relaxed) Sun 11:00
Mary Queen of Scots (15)
2h24
Saoirse Ronan and Margot Robbie play two iconic queens in this thrilling historical drama. Queen of France at 16 and widowed at 18, Mary defies pressure to remarry, and instead returns to her native Scotland to reclaim her rightful throne. But Scotland and England fall under the rule of Elizabeth I. When Mary asserts her claim to the English throne, threatening Elizabeth’s sovereignty, betrayal, rebellion, and conspiracies within each court imperil both thrones.
Friday 12 - Tuesday 16 April Fri 17:10 Sat 14:00 Sun 14:00 Mon 17:30 Tue 12:30
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FRIDAY 12 - THURSDAY 18 APRIL
Us
(15) 2h16 Writer/Director Jordan Peele’s brilliant follow-up to the acclaimed Get Out is a darkly hilarious and utterly terrifying thriller. Haunted by an unexplainable and unresolved trauma from her past, Adelaide grows increasingly certain that something bad is going to befall her family. After spending a tense beach day with their friends, Adelaide and her family return to their holiday home. When darkness falls, the Wilsons discover the silhouette of four figures holding hands as they stand in the driveway.
Sharkwater Extinction (12A) 1h45
This eye-opening, epic new feature documentary takes us on one man’s mission: to protect sharks from extinction and save the oceans before it’s too late. More than 150 million sharks are being killed every year. Who is the real enemy: shark or human? We join courageous filmmaker and renowned activist Rob Stewart on a hugely inspirational, thrilling but hazardous journey, as he dives deep into oceans and travels across four continents to investigate the multi-billion-dollar pirate fishing industry and illegal shark fin trade.
The Merry Widow from The Australian Ballet (U) 2h17
Created especially for The Australian Ballet and captured live at the Sydney Opera House, The Merry Widow is a lively tale set in the ballrooms and salons of Belle Époque Paris, dressed magnificently in velvets, silks, spangles and feathers. The tiny principality of Pontevedro is on the verge of bankruptcy, and the dashing Count Danilo must rescue his country by marrying the newly widowed and fabulously wealthy Hanna Glawari. Only when they meet does he realise that she’s his childhood sweetheart – and that she hasn’t forgiven him for jilting her years ago.
SCREEN Friday 12 - Thursday 18 April Fri 20:10 Sat 17:10 Sun 19:15 Mon 19:40 Tue 17:10 Wed 13:00 17:15 Thu 20:20
Saturday 13 - Thursday 18 April Sat 20:00 Sun 11:45 Mon 13:15 Tue 10:30 (BYOBaby) 20:00 Wed 14:00 (Senior) Thu 13:00
ARTS
Bringing other art forms to the cinema screen.
Sunday 14 April, 2.30pm Mareel £12 / £10
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FRIDAY 12 - THURSDAY 18 APRIL
The Ponds (12A) 1h36
Girl (15) 2h06
A year spent with the swimmers at London’s unique swimming ponds.
In French and Flemish with English subtitles.
In the middle of metropolitan London lies Hampstead Heath 320 hectares of forest, parkland and wildlife, plus three swimming ponds. People swim in these ponds all year round, whatever the weather, just as they did in the time of Keats and Constable. This touching, beautifully observed film follows some of the regulars over 12 months, as they swim, laugh, sing, complain, philosophise and simply seek respite from all that life throws at them.
A transgender teenager dreams of becoming a ballet dancer in this extraordinary coming-of-age story.
SCREEN
the best of independent and world cinema, classic films and documentaries.
15-year-old transgender girl Lara harbours a single-minded ambition to become a prima ballerina. As she grapples with the pain of transitioning, along with the usual adolescent turmoil, the hard discipline of ballet pushes her to precarious limits, both physically and mentally. This powerful drama features a stunning lead performance from young Belgian actor Victor Polster.
Mareel Film Quiz
Mareel’s monthly film quiz is for both film buffs and novices alike. Movie themed prizes are awarded to the teams with the highest and lowest scores, but really it’s all about the glory... Max team size: 6 people. £10 buys you a table for your team. Quiz takes place in the Main Auditorium via Cafe Bar entrance. 7pm for a 7.30pm start.
SCREENPRIDE
Monthly screenings of contemporary and classic films with themes or characters who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex or asexual. Everyone welcome!
Tuesday 16 April, 7pm Sunday 14 & Wednesday 17 April Sun 17:00 Wed 20:00
Mareel £10 (team) Thursday 18 April, 5.45pm
Tuesday 14 May, 7pm
Mareel
Mareel £10 (team)
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FRIDAY 19 - THURSDAY 25 APRIL
Five Feet Apart (12A)
Shazam! (12A)
A charming and heartfelt romantic drama.
We all have a superhero inside us, it just takes a bit of magic to bring it out!
2h16
Unlike most teenagers, Stella Grant spends much of her time living in a hospital as a cystic fibrosis patient. Her life is full of routines, boundaries and self-control - all of which is put to the test when she meets fellow CF patient Will Newman. There’s an instant flirtation, though restrictions dictate that they must maintain a safe distance between them…
2h32
Billy Batson is a streetwise 14-yearold foster kid who discovers he can turn into the adult superhero Shazam. Still a kid at heart, Shazam revels in this adult version of himself by doing what any teen would do with superpowers: have fun with them! But he’ll need to master these powers quickly in order to fight the deadly forces of evil, controlled by Dr Thaddeus Sivana.
Shetland Unplugged Shetland Unplugged: An eclectic evening of original music and verse. Shetland music artists, poets and songwriters get a chance to perform their original material at the Mareel Bar on a Saturday night, with additional exposure online. After the event, musicians can jam until close. Acts can register their interest by emailing: andrea.fox@live.co.uk. Website: www.shetlandunplugged.com
teenage flicks!
If you’re a teenager you can see these films for a fiver, any day, any time. Don’t forget your Young Scot card!
Friday 19 - Tuesday 23 April Fri 14:15 Sat 11:30 Mon 11:00 14:15 Tue 17:30
Friday 19 - Thursday 25 April Fri 14:45 17:45 19:35 Sat 10:30 13:30 17:00 20:00 Sun 11:00 (Relaxed) 11:30 19:35 Mon 10:30 13:45 17:00 20:00 (Subtitled) Tue 10:30 (BYOBaby) 12:30 19:30 Wed 12:30 17:00 Thu 13:30
Saturday 20 April, 6pm Mareel Free
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FRIDAY 19 - THURSDAY 25 APRIL
Exhibition on Screen:
Ben Is Back (15)
1h56
Julia Roberts and Lucas Hedges give wonderfully nuanced performances in this portrait of a family in crisis.
Rembrandt (PG)
For many, Rembrandt is the greatest artist that ever lived, and this deeply moving film seeks to explore the truth about the man behind the legend. Based around a major show hosted by London’s National Gallery and Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum, with privileged access to both galleries, the film interweaves Rembrandt’s life story with behind-the-scenes preparations at these world famous institutions, exploring many of the exhibition’s key works through contributions from curators and leading art historians.
SCREEN
ARTS
2h03
When 19 year-old Ben Burns unexpectedly returns home from rehab on Christmas Eve, his mother, Holly, is relieved and welcoming but wary of her son staying clean. Over a turbulent 24 hours, new truths are revealed, and a mother’s undying love for her son is tested as she does everything in her power to keep him safe.
Mareel
3h20 (Time: TBC)
The one you’ve all been waiting for – the follow-up to the devastating Avengers: Infinity War. The universe is in ruins. With the help of the allies, the Avengers must assemble once more in order to undo Thanos’ actions and restore order to their world.
SCREEN
the best of independent and world cinema, classic films and documentaries.
Bringing other art forms to the cinema screen.
Sunday 21 April, 2.15pm
Avengers: Endgame (Cert: TBC)
Sunday 21 & Wednesday 24 April Sun 17:00 Wed 20:00
Thursday 25 April - Thursday 2 May Thu 12:30 16:40 19:40 Fri 13:00 14:10 17:00 20:45 Sat 11:00 12:15 16:20 (3D) 20:10 Sun 11:00 14:50 18:40 19:30 Mon 12:30 17:45 19:45 (Subtitled) Tue 10:30 (BYOBaby) 13:00 18:00 19:30 (3D) Wed 12:15 16:15 19:25 Thu 13:00 17:10 19:50
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FRIDAY 26 APRIL - THURSDAY 2 MAY
Pet Sematary (15)
2h01
A superbly atmospheric chiller, based on the seminal horror novel by Stephen King. After relocating from Boston to rural Maine with his wife and their two young children, Dr Louis Creed discovers a mysterious burial ground hidden deep in the woods near the family’s new home. When tragedy strikes, Louis turns to his unusual neighbor, Jud Crandall, setting off a perilous chain reaction that unleashes an unfathomable evil.
Northern Bite Size Ballet: Three Little Pigs (U)
Monty Python’s Life Of Brian (1979) (12A)
A colourful, fun and engaging production from the Northern Ballet, perfect for younger viewers as an introduction to dance on the big screen!
Back in cinemas for its 40th anniversary, Monty Python’s sharpest and smartest satire.
1h03
Three little pigs set out into the world. One builds a house of straw. The second a house made of sticks. The third pig builds his house with bricks. Then along comes a very hungry wolf... With playful characters and spellbinding music, this adorable ballet is sure to have your little ones dancing all the way home!
SCREEN
ARTS
Bringing other art forms to the cinema screen.
Friday 26 April - Thursday 2 May Fri 18:00 21:10 Sat 19:30 Sun 14:00 Mon 13:00 17:10 Tue 14:30 17:00 Wed 17:00 Thu 13:30 20:55
Saturday 27 & Sunday 28 April Sat 10:30 14:45 (Relaxed) Sun 11:30
1h54
Judea, 33 A.D., a time of chaos and change where the exasperated Romans struggle to impose order and there’s no shortage of messiahs and followers willing to believe them. At its centre is Brian Cohen, born on the original Christmas Day in the stable next door to Jesus, who spends his life being mistaken for the messiah. But he’s not the Messiah, he’s a very naughty boy!
SCREENClassics
Bringing classic films back to the big screen where they belong.
Saturday 27 April - Thursday 2 May Sat 17:00 Wed 14:00 (Senior) Thu 17:30
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FRIDAY 26 APRIL - THURSDAY 2 MAY
© LISA JOHNSON
Shetland Young Fiddler of the Year 2019 The Shetland Young Fiddler of the Year brings together many of Shetland’s talented young fiddlers to showcase their music. Contemporary and traditional Shetland tunes are performed at the prize-winner’s concert before judges Linda Gair, Jennifer Wrigley and John Robert Deyell. There are also performances from the Junior and Intermediate winners as well as prize winning compositions from the tune competition played by judges Violet Tulloch, Debbie Scott and Bryan Gear. The night culminates with the announcement of the Young Fiddler of the Year 2019.
The Kindergarten Teacher (12A) 1h57
A breathtakingly tense and unpredictable drama featuring a brilliant performance from Maggie Gyllenhaal. A forty-year old kindergarten teacher living in Staten Island is terminally bored with her banal middle-class existence. When she becomes convinced that one of her five-year-old students is a budding poetic genius, she decides to nurture his talents in a reckless and questionable manner.
SCREEN
the best of independent and world cinema, classic films and documentaries.
Bill Drummond, Film + Lecture Imagine Waking Up Tomorrow And All Music Has Disappeared Join Bill Drummond, legendary avant-garde musician and Scottish artist, for an afternoon of words, film and music. Bill will present the only screening in 2019 of the award-winning film “Imagine Waking Up Tomorrow And All Music Has Disappeared”. Bill is the protagonist of this film and he will give a post-film ‘performance’ lecture. Audience members will have the chance to listen to a recording Bill has produced of Fair Isle’s Inge Thomson singing the Unst Boat Song.
Friday 26 April, 9am - 8pm Mareel Free entry, not ticketed Saturday 27 April, 9am - 4pm Mareel Free entry, not ticketed Saturday 27 April, 7.30pm Mareel £12 / £8
Sunday 28 April & Wednesday 1 May Sun 17:00 Wed 20:00
S h e t la n d A r t s o n t o u r
Sunday 28 April, 4 - 7pm Baltasound Hall £10 / £8
FRIDAY 26 APRIL - THURSDAY 2 MAY
BONHOGA GALLERY
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creative LABS Electric Painting with Jono Sandilands Introducing the simplicity of conductive paint, to inspire anyone to explore the use of creative technology in their work. Participants will learn how to: • Create beautiful circuits and bring artwork to life with Electric Paint. • Build a low voltage circuit with a coin battery, paper clip, and LED. • Trigger audio playback from your electric painting with the Touch Board. All tools and materials are provided including; Bare Conductive Electric Paint, Copper tape, Cell battery, LED, Paper. You will also have the opportunity to experiment with the Bare Conductive Touch board. Tutor Jono Sandilands is a graphic adventurer in design, printmaking and screen-based technology, embedding interaction and games into physical artworks to make playful experiences for the viewer www.jonosandilands.com
Wednesday 1 May, 6.30pm Mareel £30 / £20
Bonhoga Gallery is situated in Weisdale Mill, on land cleared for largescale sheep farming in the 19th Century. It was a meal and barley mill from 1855 until the early 1900’s, then used as a butchery and tannery before falling into dereliction in the middle of the 20th Century. The building was renovated and opened as Bonhoga Gallery in 1994, and since then has been welcoming large numbers of both Shetland residents and visitors to the isles.
Bonhoga means ‘my spiritual home’ in Shetland dialect. In the southfacing conservatory overlooking the Weisdale burn, the Mill café is a popular spot all year round. The menu features locally sourced produce and all food is prepared daily on the premises. As well as options for children, the cafe caters for those with special dietary requirements.
Bonhoga promotes the best of Shetland, national and international applied art and craft through a programme of curated retail, exhibition and showcase opportunities, delivered from the main gallery space and supplementary retail areas. Supporting over 70 established and emerging artists, designers and makers, Bonhoga offers a unique opportunity to view and purchase a wide range of contemporary applied art, craft and print.
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FRIDAY 26 APRIL - THURSDAY 2 MAY
www.shetlandfolkfestival.com 39th Shetland Folk Festival, 2 - 5 May (Mareel Concerts)
Mareel Concert Thursday Evening
Mareel Concert Friday Evening
Blazin’ a Trail -
• Jenn Butterworth & Laura Beth Salter • Josie Duncan & Pablo Lafuente • Kabantu • The Shetland Mandolin Band • Young Fiddlers of the Year
• Les Fils Canouche • Pharis & Jason Romero • Connla • Laeverick • Adam Guest
• Blazin’ Fiddles • Scandi Fiddlers • High Level Hot Club • Fraser Jamieson • Langstrings & Friends
Thursday 2 May, 7:30pm
Friday 3 May, 7:30pm
Saturday 4 May, 1pm - 3pm
£15 / £13 (Member) £19 / £17 (Non-Mem)
£15 / £13 (Member) £19 / £17 (Non-Mem)
£14 / £12 (Member) £17 / £15 (Non-Mem)
Mareel Concert Saturday Evening
Peerie Spang -
Foy Concert Sunday Evening
• Kaia Kater • Jaywalkers • Bon Debarras • Herkja • Shetland’s Heritage Fiddlers
Afternoon Family Concert • Bon Debarras • Kabantu • Anxo Lorenzo
The final extravaganza where all visiting acts will be performing 15 minute sets in 3 different venues. Anticipated to last just over 5 hours, it’s a marathon but certainly worth it!
Saturday 4 May, 7.30pm
Sunday 4 May, 1.30pm - 3.30pm
Sunday 4 May, 7pm
£15 / £13 (Member) £19 / £17 (Non-Mem)
£8 / £6 (Member) £11 / £9 (Non-Mem)
£20 / £18 (Member) £25 / £23 (Non-Mem)
Sunday Afternoon
Afternoon Showcase
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creative LABS What The Floyd: The Music of Pink Floyd DPR Productions presents Using the latest technology, a stunning light show and some of the finest musicians in the business, What The Floyd recreate the sights and sounds of a Pink Floyd concert. Includes a complete performance of the classic album Dark Side of the Moon, Another Brick in the Wall, Comfortably Numb, Wish You Were Here, Shine on you Crazy Diamond, and many more. What the Floyd have been selling out theatres across the UK, developing a reputation as the most exciting Floyd show in the UK. Includes strobes and other extreme lighting effects.
Creative Labs: Acting and Performance Skills with Stephenie Pagulayan A creative space to build confidence with performing to an audience while learning key acting techniques. The sessions are aimed at absolute beginners who would like to be introduced to acting and performance skills, and experienced performers who would like the opportunity to explore some practical techniques to develop their craft. There is no age restriction but the content and pace of learning will be more suitable for adults. Over four classes participants will be introduced to basic stage presentation skills to help them feel confident performing on stage, and also learn how to realistically portray characters.
Shetland Youth Theatre Production 2019 Shetland Youth Theatre has been producing exciting, challenging and imaginative performances for over 20 years! Productions have been diverse, from plays written specifically for the company, to adaptations of Shakespeare, Shetland Dialect works, musicals and a wide range of sitespecific performances, participants have travelled with productions to Inverness, Dublin, London and Copenhagen. SYT operates an opendoor policy and participants range from 11-25. This year we will celebrate the 25th anniversary of Shetland Youth Theatre, with a production devised by John Haswell. The participation fee covers workshops and rehearsals with the director, tech and dress rehearsals and performances in the Mareel Auditorium. The first rehearsal will be at the Garrison Theatre on Sunday 2 June from 2-5pm, then Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6.309pm, and Sundays from 2-5pm. Final performance dates/times are still to be confirmed, but will take place between 22 and 25 August 2019.
Sunday 12 May, 7.30pm
Tuesdays 14 May - 4 June, 7pm
Sunday 2 June, 2 - 5pm
Mareel £24 / £16
Mareel £50 / £40
Mareel / The Garrison £50 / £40
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Shetland Arts on tour
from time to time at sea We are pleased to welcome you to an evening of short film from Shetland and Orkney, featuring artists Ruth Maclennan and Margaret Tait, programmed alongside a selection of locally made footage from the Shetland Film Archive presented by Maya Darell Hewins. from time to time at sea was made by artist Ruth Maclennan between 2012-2015 and shot on and around Orkney, Fair Isle and Shetland, from boats, the tops of cliffs, on beaches and along winding roads. A changing programme of local film from the Shetland Film Archive will be presented by Maya Darrell Hewins, along with a game of film bingo - a chance to engage with the footage in a fun and light-hearted way. Tickets on sale in April
Elvis Tribute (Johnny Lee Memphis)
First Foot Soldiers’ Midsummer Spree
Scotlands very own multi award winning Johnny Lee Memphis will be performing for the first time in Shetland. This show is a 2 hour long spectacular tribute to Elvis during the concert years from 1969 to 1977, showcasing the most exquisite authentic costumes, one of which was made by the same pair of hands that made Elvis’s jumpsuits.
First Foot Soldiers come to Mareel on the longest Saturday of the year, to get you in the midsummer party mood.
Johnny has performed his tribute to Elvis in countries such as Canada, USA, Norway, Australia, Italy, and various other European countries. In 2012 Johnny was invited to sing for the Queen as part of Her Majesty’s Jubilee celebrations in Glasgow. In 2010 he won the Elvis World Cup title, the European professional championship title in 2014, and the Penticton BC Ultimate Elvis competition 2015.
First Foot Soldiers are a Shetland based band that play a wide range of classic rock and pop songs from the 20th century. The band features Robert Balfour on Drums & Vocals; Arthur Nicholson on Guitar & Vocals; Shaun Strachan on Bass and Chris Thomson on Keyboard, Guitar & Vocals. Formed in late 2010, First Foot Soldiers have established themselves as one of Shetland’s most in-demand live acts.
£9 / £7 (suitable for all ages) Tuesday 11 June, 7.30 - 9.30pm Location TBC Wednesday 12 June, 7.30 - 9.30pm Quendale Water Mill, Dunrossness Thursday 13 June, 7.30 - 9.30pm
Friday 14 June, 7.30pm
Saturday 22 June, 9.30pm
The Booth, (Hillswick Wildlife Sanctuary)
Mareel £18 / £17
Mareel £15 / £12 / £10 (under 16’s)
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Shetland Folk Frenzy
CASH – A Tribute to Johnny Cash
Aly Bain & Phil Cunningham
A week of workshops, concerts, sessions and masterclasses, Folk Frenzy is curated by renowned Shetland fiddler, Kevin Henderson and will run from Sunday 14 – Friday 19th July 2019.
Widely regarded as the UK’s most authentic tribute to Johnny Cash, CASH, returns to Shetland for the 5th time within the last decade having previously played to over 6000 islanders including sold out shows at the Clickimin Centre, Mareel and Party On The Pier in Yell.
Aly and Phil have become a national institution with their incomparable mastery of fiddle and accordion. Individually they pursue other ventures in performance, television, and education but it is when they tour together that they truly shine with over a quarter of a century of well-honed skills and hilarious banter delighting audiences everywhere.
After taking a break for 2018 Fiddle Frenzy has been developed into Folk Frenzy, still with a significant fiddle focus but broadening the festival out to include other aspects of folk music and explore how the Shetland Fiddle tradition fits in with the rest of the traditional music scene elsewhere in the world. Folk Frenzy 2019 sees the addition of international names to the tuition mix, and the introduction of an ‘ensemble’ class, alongside the fiddle classes to widen the festival out to other musicians and instruments who wish to know more about the Shetland Tradition.
CASH singer Ben Welburn carry’s off the role of the legendary “Man in Black” effortlessly due to having the same brooding looks as the young Johnny Cash, but also, more importantly, the same distinctive baritone vocals of the man he pays tribute to. Expect to hear all the Johnny Cash classics including Folsom Prison Blues, I Walk The Line and Ring Of Fire amongst many others. Support for the show comes from local rockabillys, Isaac Webb Trio.
Friday 16 August, 7.30pm
Sunday 14 – Friday 19 July Mareel / Shetland Museum Full Frenzy Packages on sale now £425 / £325
“Simply the finest traditional musicians you’re ever likely to hear” -Mike Russell, The Glasgow Herald
Saturday 27 July, 8pm
Mareel £22 / £20 Saturday 17 August, 7.30pm
Mareel £17 / £10
Hillswick Hall £22 / £20
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CASE STUDY
James Acaster
Screenplay Home Made 2019
Hugely acclaimed English comedian James Acaster is bringing his seventh solo show to Mareel in September. In 2018 he was commissioned to record four hour-long stand-up specials for Netflix, has appeared on a host of leading TV panel shows and garnered a succession of awards and nominations at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. COLD LASAGNE HATE MYSELF 1999 will be in residency in London’s West End for six nights in January before he takes the show the length and breadth of the UK.
Shetland Arts is calling on local filmmakers to submit their work for this year’s Home Made, part of Screenplay Film Festival which runs from 30 August to 8 September.
Here’s what he has to say about it: “One time I bought a lasagne from the supermarket, heated it up in the oven and ate a bit of it and it wasn’t very nice so I put it in the fridge because it felt wrong to dump a whole lasagne in the bin and then later on I ate a spoonful of the cold lasagne because I was drunk and it was absolutely delicious. It was 4am. I then changed the name of a WhatsApp I was a part of to COLD LASAGNE HATE MYSELF 1999 because I had been thinking a lot about how 1999 was the best year of my life and also about how much I hate myself sometimes. The next day I was asked to name my new show. Come along.” Friday 27 September, 7.30pm Mareel £20
Screenplay has a new Director this year following the retirement of Kathy Hubbard, who had run the festival since 2009. Jenny Leask already programmes the cinemas at Mareel, and has previously worked for cinemas and film festivals in Edinburgh before moving back home to Shetland in 2016. Kathy will, however, be staying on to coordinate the Home Made event, her favourite part of the festival. Kathy says: “This is a highlight of the festival, and we always look forward to seeing what will arrive each year. Whether you want to tell a story, tell a good joke, create a short documentary or make an animated film, we’d love to hear from you!” All kinds of films are welcome, but they must be suitable for general viewing, as the Home Made event appeals to a family audience, and be under four minutes long. Film makers must be Shetlanders by birth or residency, and entries are also welcome from Shetland students living south who are engaged in higher education. Watch out, too, for forthcoming news from Shetland ForWirds, who will once more be offering prizes for the most effective use of Shetland dialect.
SCREEN H o m e m ad e CALL FOR ENTRIES! ScreenPlay is calling for entries from Shetland film makers of any age, to show at our festival between 30 August - 8 September For more info and for entry forms contact Kathy Hubbard on 07876 727 059, email kathy.hubbard@ shetlandarts.org or download the submission form from shetlandarts. org/screenplay Submission deadline: Friday 26 July, 5pm.
CINEMA TICKET PRICES Matinees before 5pm
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Music & Audio • Film & Visual Shetland College UHI, in partnership with Shetland Arts, offer a range of music, audio and film courses, from part time courses for school pupils through to degrees. Students are based in Mareel with access to world class facilities and professional teaching staff in a busy situational learning environment, with a music venue, cinema, recording studio and teaching spaces. Courses can be studied full or part time, and degree courses utilise several flexible study methods. Visit www.shetlandarts.org to view each course & for more details about how to apply.
eco cups Why not treat yourself to one of our NEW range of reusable cups, available from the Kiosk, Café Bar & Bonhoga. All purchases of cups come with a FREE hot drink!
As part of its licence, this cinema enforces BBFC age ratings. Cinema films are rated U, PG, 12A, 15 and 18. All films come with detailed content advice called BBFCinsight. Find this for the film you’d like to see on the film poster, at www.bbfc.co.uk or on the free BBFC app. A U film should be suitable for audiences aged four years and over. However, it is impossible to predict what might upset a particular child. Not all U films are aimed at children, but may be rated U because they contain no material likely to offend or harm. Legally a child of any age may view a U film.
PG films are suitable for general
viewing, but some scenes may be unsuitable for younger children. A PG film should not disturb a child aged around eight or older. Legally a child of any age may view a PG film.
To see a 12A film, any under-12s must be accompanied by an adult. Films rated 12A are not recommended for children below 12. Please read the BBFCinsight to see if the film is suitable for your child. This will tell you about key aspects of the film like violence, language, sex and horror. Children aged 12 and over may see a 12A film unaccompanied. No-one under 15 is allowed to see a 15 film at the cinema. A cinema may lose its licence if it admits children under 15 to a 15 rated film. No theme in a 15 rated film is prohibited, provided the treatment is appropriate for 15 year olds and any dangerous or illegal behaviour is not endorsed or promoted by the film.
We will be charging 20p for all paper takeaway cups from Mareel & Bonhoga Cafés. The charge will be waived on presentation of a valid ticket for the next film/event that day.
Films rated 18 are for adults. No-one under 18 is allowed to see an 18 film at the cinema. A cinema may lose its license if children under 18 are admitted to a 18 rated film. No theme is prohibited at 18. Adults are free to choose their own entertainment within the law, so it is possible some themes tackled at 18 may be offensive even to some adult viewers.
Mon/Tue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £5 Wed/Thu/Fri . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £6.5/£5 Sat/Sun/Holidays* . . . . . . . . . . . £9/£7.5 Family (Sat & Sun mornings) . . . . . . £5
Evenings from 5pm onwards
Mon/Tue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £5 Wed/Thu/Fri/Sat/Sun/Hols* . . . £9/£7.5
Before 5pm After 5pm
Mon/Tue Wed/Thu/Fri Weekends Holidays
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Cheap Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £5 (all) Off Peak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £6.5/£5 Peak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £9/£7.5 For 3D Add . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £1 Senior Screening . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £6
Mareel Opening Hours: Sun - Thu: 9am - 11pm Fri - Sat: 9am - 1am
* Holidays include Bank Holidays, Christmas Eve,Boxing Day, & New Year’s Eve. • 3D screenings cost an extra £1 on top of ticketprices. Glasses cost an additional £1 and are reusable.
Our prices vary depending on the day and time of the performance, and the type of screening. When booking you will be asked to choose between two different ticket types: adult or concession. Concessions include children under the age of 16 years old (those aged 16 and above must buy adult tickets), students (must produce valid ID), seniors (aged 60+), and people with disabilities. Tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded once purchased. Customers are responsible for checking that they have booked the correct tickets at time of purchase as mistakes cannot be rectified at a later date. Only in the event of a screening being cancelled will your ticket be refunded.
Mareel 01595 745500 www.shetlandarts.org
WHAT’S ON IN APRIL A g u i d e t o wha t’s o n i n Shetland A r ts Venu e s du r in g Apr il & Be yon d. MARCH
19 - 25 APRIL
Five Feet Apart (12A)
Shazam! (12A)
Fraser Taylor: Shadowed Valley I Remember Mama Student Night
Shetland Unplugged
Exhibition on Screen: Rembrandt (PG)
29 MARCH - 4 APRIL
Ben Is Back (15)
Dumbo (PG)
Avengers: Endgame (Cert: TBC)
Happy Death Day 2U (15)
What They Had (15)
26 APRIL - 2 MAY
The Favourite (15)
Pet Sematary (15)
Everybody’s Talking About Jamie (12A)
Northern Bite Size Ballet: Three Little Pigs (U)
A Private War (15)
Life of Brian (1979) (12A)
Shetland Made
Shetland Young Fiddler of the Year 2019
The Kindergarten Teacher (12A)
Imagine Waking Up & All Music Has Disappeared
5 - 11 APRIL
Maiden (12A)
Fisherman’s Friends (12A)
39th
The Greatest Showman Musical Workshops
MAY AND BEYOND
Chicago Musical Workshops
So You Think You Know About Dinosaurs?
Shetland Folk Festival
Last Breath (12A)
Electric Painting with Jono Sandilands
Open Mic at Mareel
Everybody Knows (15)
What The Floyd: The music of Pink Floyd Creative Labs: Acting & Performance Skills
Shetland Youth Theatre Production 2019
from time to time at sea
Elvis Tribute (Johnny Lee Memphis)
12 - 18 APRIL
First Foot Soldiers’ Midsummer Spree
Wild Rose (15)
Shetland Folk Frenzy
How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World (PG)
CASH – A Tribute to Johnny Cash
Mary Queen of Scots (15)
Us (15)
Sharkwater Extinction (12A)
The Merry Widow from The Australian Ballet (U)
The Ponds (12A)
Girl (15)
Mareel Film Quiz
Aly Bain & Phil Cunningham James Acaster
ScreenPlay 2019
01595 745500 www.shetlandarts.org Mareel, Lerwick, Shetland ZE1 0WQ