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WELCOME romantic, gloriously Technicolor WWII fantasy A Matter of Life and Death.
Welcome to February! But before we get started with this months range of opportunities and entertainment I want to take a moment to encourage you to view the highlights videos from our Hogmanay celebrations. From Herkja to Arthur Nicholson and Kris Drever and from Girsie & The Loose Ends too the Peatbog Faeries we had a wonderful night and short highlights clips have been released through the Mareel facebook page. February is also a great opportunity to make your way to the old Anderson High School site to view our latest Beyond Bonhoga exhibition, Natural Selection. Having already shown in London and Scotland this collaboration between Peter Holden, the former
“bird man” on Blue Peter, and his artist, animator and musician son Andy. The Guardian gave the show 5 stars “For the father, this is a triumph of natural selection; for the son, it’s the essence of creativity. The bird has a concept of beauty that precedes and governs his creation.” We’re into movie awards season and screening The Favourite, Vice, Can You Ever Forgive Me and the charming Green Book, all sure to be up for Oscars. Two hugelysuccessful franchises continue with How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World and The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part. Our Valentine’s Day pick this year takes us back to the 1940s with Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger’s swooningly
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.
Diane Legget’s hugely popular Musical Theatre Masterclasses return on Feb 2nd. You can treat yourself to some relaxing time with the wellbeing writing, singing or craft workshops. No previous experience necessary, just come along and immerse yourself in the experience. At Bonhoga we have an amazing selection of images from Islesburgh Photographic Club members, all of which are for sale and we are currently planning for the next round of the highly popular Shetland Made this summer. Phew, so in between fire festivals hopefully we have something that will excite and inspire you.
Graeme Howell Chief Executive
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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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creative LABS Fraser Taylor: Shadowed Valley
Creative Labs: Life Drawing
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.
Practice your life drawing skills and techniques with access to a real life nude model.
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. Mareel Café Bar
FREE
Participants will have access to a nude model in a comfortable, well lit workspace and time to focus on developing your life drawing skills and techniques. These informal life drawing sessions give artists of all abilities the opportunity to practise using a nude model. The model will work through a series of dynamic poses, then some longer poses to allow participants to produce more detailed work. Suitable for artists used to selfdirected work - these are not tutored sessions. Participants will bring their own materials, and easels are not provided. See page 9 for Creative Labs: Writing for Performance and page 20 for Creative Labs: Photography
Artist Talk: Natural Selection by Andy Holden & Peter Holden Ahead of the opening of Natural Selection at the old Anderson High School site in Lerwick, we are delighted to welcome contemporary artist Andy Holden and his father, eminent ornithologist Peter Holden, to speak about their exhibition. This joint talk will explore the results of their five-year collaboration exploring birds and the human fascination with their habits and habitats. The exhibition will be open from 11am-5pm, Wed-Sun from 26 January - 10 March Image Credit: Andy Holden See page 5 for more information about the Natural Selection Exhibition
www.artangel.org.uk/project/ natural-selection Wednesdays 9 - 30 January, 7pm Mareel £10
Thursday 24 January, 7pm Mareel £7 / £5
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Mortal Engines (12A)
4
Mirai (PG)
1h58
Stan & Ollie (PG)
2h28
English language version.
1h57
A spectacular post-apocalyptic adventure, adapted from the novel by Philip Reeve.
An enchanting animated fairytale about the ties that bring families together and make us who we are.
Steve Coogan and John C Reilly star as the iconic duo in this poignant comedy drama.
Hundreds of years after civilization was destroyed by a cataclysmic event, a mysterious young woman, Hester Shaw, emerges as the only one who can stop London – now a giant, predator city on wheels – from devouring everything in its path. Hester joins forces with Tom Natsworthy, an outcast from London, and Anna Fang, a dangerous outlaw with a bounty on her head.
When four-year-old Kun meets his new baby sister, his world is turned upside down. Named Mirai (meaning ‘future’), the baby quickly wins the hearts of Kun’s entire family. Kun becomes increasingly jealous of baby Mirai, until one day he storms off into the garden, where he encounters strange guests from the past and future...
Laurel and Hardy, one of the world’s great comedy teams, set out on a variety hall tour of Britain in 1953. Diminished by age and with their golden era as the kings of Hollywood comedy now behind them, they face an uncertain future, but as the charm and beauty of their performances shines through, they reconnect with their adoring fans.
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!
FRI 25 - THU 31 JANUARY
FRI 25 - THU 31 JANUARY
Fri Sat Sun Mon Wed Thu
14:10 17:40 11:00 16:30 14:15 (3D) 17:00 14:30 19:30
FRI 25 - SUN 27 JANUARY Fri Sat Sun
14:45 10:30 11:00 (Relaxed) 11:30
Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu
17:10 20:40 17:00 20:00 13:45 20:00 13:30 17:30 20:30 (Subtitled) 10:30 (BYOBaby) 13:30 16:30 14:00 (Senior) 17:30 13:00 20:40
JANUARY
Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977) (PG)
2h37
A stunning new restoration of Spielberg’s spectacular sci-fi. Electrical lineman Roy Neary encounters a UFO on a deserted road whilst investigating a largescale power outage. He becomes increasingly obsessed with UFOs following his experience, distancing him from his family but drawing him into investigations by scientists, the military and other survivors of encounters, who are attempting to communicate with the mysterious otherworldly presence.
SCREENF CUS
ScreenFocus has been set-up to exhibit all forms of film to Shetland from different studios, directors, actors and film genres.
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Andy Holden & Peter Holden: Natural Selection Observing a blackbird building a nest in the garden of his parents’ house several years ago, artist Andy Holden began an extended conversation about the nest as an overlooked aspect of bird life with his father, eminent ornithologist Peter Holden. This developed into Natural Selection, a collaborative exhibition of objects, sculpture and videos, commissioned by Artangel, an organisation that produces and presents extraordinary art in unexpected places in London, across the UK and around the world. A stunning exhibition for all the family, Shetland Arts is delighted to be hosting Natural Selection at the old Anderson High School site in Lerwick. Open Wednesday - Sunday - 11:00 - 17:00 - FREE Access is via the main entrance at the old Anderson High School, Lovers Loan, Lerwick. Fully wheelchair accessible. Image Credit: Andy Holden & Peter Holden, Natural Selection, 2017. An Artangel commission. Photograph: Jazbo Gross
“Full of surprises” the Guardian
“Astonishing” The Observer
“Deeply emotional” Time Out London
See page 3 for more information about the Natural Selection Artist Talk with Andy Holden and his father Peter Holden.
FRI 25 - SUN 27 JANUARY Fri Sat Sun
19:45 13:15 19:20
www.artangel.org.uk/project/natural-selection Saturday 26 January - 10 March (Wed - Sun, 11am - 5pm) Old Anderson High School Free
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© Graham Wishart
Islesburgh Photographic Club exhibition For our first exhibition in the main gallery at Bonhoga for 2019 we have an exhibition of photographs from Islesburgh Photographic Club. This is a mixed show of work from current members, focussing largely on Shetland and its landscape and environment. All of the group’s members reside in Shetland and vary from young and old, and novice to semi-professional photographers. Islesburgh Photographic Club formed in 1950 and has developed and changed over the years, exhibiting work in Shetland and mainland Scotland as well as regularly taking part in competitive events. The group meet regularly from October through to May and are always looking to welcome new members. The exhibition will begin with a public opening on Saturday 26th January at 10.30 am with refreshments, everyone welcome!
Free Solo (12A) 2h00
A breathtaking and intimate portrait of climber Alex Honnold, as he prepares to climb the 1,000 metre El Capitan in Yosemite National Park, alone and without ropes. It’s an edge-of-your seat thriller and an inspiring portrait of an athlete on a quest to live beyond fear. But there is also a love story here, as the climber’s armour of invincibility and disregard of danger breaks apart when a new relationship threatens his focus.
Live with the art you love... It’s easy and affordable to buy and collect contemporary art and craft. Available now at Bonhoga Gallery.
www.ownart.org.uk Saturday 26 January - 17 March Bonhoga Gallery Free
SAT 26 - THU 31 JANUARY Sat Sun Tue Thu
14:15 17:30 13:00 17:00
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Withnail & I (15)
7
2h08
UHA Dancing
Bruce Robinson’s celebrated cult comedy starring Richard E Grant and Paul McGann.
Presented by Choreographer Diane Legget
It’s the end of the 1960s and two out-of-work actors, Withnail and ‘I’, subsist on a diet of booze, drugs and fags in their revolting Camden flat. In order to escape the months of untouched washing-up, they escape to the country, with the intention of getting some R and R at a cottage owned by Withnail’s uncle Monty...
SCREENClassics
Bringing classic films back to the big screen where they belong.
Learn the dances from the halls at Lerwick Up Helly Aa, brush up on those you know or just enjoy a pre-UHA warm up afternoon of dancing!! We will guide you through the most popular partner and set dances and give you a flavour of what to expect. You will leave feeling ready to take on the mammoth all night fantastic party that is Up Helly Aa!! Teaching you will be Diane Legget who is a Dance Teacher/ Choreographer from Shetland. Helping Diane is her husband Sandy Legget. Usually he’s known locally and nationally for his accomplished accordion playing but will be in full swing on the dance floor helping teach the dances! Come along everyone!
SAT 26 - WED 30 JANUARY Sat Wed
19:30 (ScreenClassic) 20:30 (ScreenClassic)
Sunday 27 January, 2pm Mareel £13 / £6.50
1945 (12A)
1h51
In Hungarian and Russian with English subtitles. An unwelcome arrival forces a remote Hungarian town to reckon with its wartime sins, in this gripping, superbly crafted drama, screening to mark Holocaust Memorial Day. With preparations underway for an uneasy wedding, tensions are already high when two sombrelooking strangers appear at the train station on a sweltering summer day. The locals eye them with suspicion and fear: are they Holocaust survivors here to reclaim ill-gotten gains, seek retribution, or expose complicity in wartime crimes?
SCREEN
the best of independent and world cinema, classic films and documentaries.
SUN 27 & WED 30 JANUARY Sun Wed
17:00 (ScreenHorizons) 20:00 (ScreenHorizons)
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Rose Room
Support from Bryan Gear and Violet Tulloch. Scottish Jazz Award-winners Rose Room have become one of Scotland’s leading ensembles influenced by the Gypsy Jazz genre. Sharing a love of Swing music and the style of the great Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli, their “vigorous and vivacious” performances go “down a storm” with any audience as they serve up their 1930s ‘Hot Club’ standards, Gypsy Jazz favourites and self-penned originals with virtuosity, verve and panache recreating the excitement of Rive Gauche Paris. Based in Glasgow, the quartet is fronted by award-winning violinist and “sophisticated songstress” Seonaid Aitken who was voted Scottish Jazz Awards ‘Best Vocalist’ in 2017 & 2018 and also plays with the Orchestra of Scottish Opera, the Tim Kliphuis Sextet and is presenter of BBC Radio Scotland’s ‘Jazz Nights’. Scotland’s No.1 guitar maker, Jimmy Moon of ‘Moon Guitars’, features on double bass with Celtic Connections’ Danny Kyle Award-winners ‘Swing Guitars’ Tam Gallagher and Tom Watson on rhythm and solo guitars respectively. With three albums recorded to date – ‘The High Life’ (2015), ‘Am I Blue’ (2013) and ‘Somewhere In Roseland’ (2011) – Rose Room have headlined at all of the major Scottish jazz festivals, appeared at the celebrated Shetland Folk Festival, and toured Ireland performing at the Guinness Cork Jazz Festival. Their collaboration with top Scottish saxophonist Konrad Wiszniewski and ‘string quartet to the stars’, the Capella String Quartet, led to the formation of ‘Rose Room Orchestra Fantastique’ – a 9-piece ensemble which celebrates the vintage sound of the 1930s. Rose Room were delighted to have been voted ‘Best Band’ in the Scottish Jazz Awards 2018, having been finalists in the previous two Scottish Jazz Awards, and are frequently played on BBC Radio Ulster, BBC Radio Scotland’s ‘The Jazz House’ and Jazz FM. They have performed with world-famous virtuoso jazz guitarist Martin Taylor, German Gypsy Jazz star Joscho Stephan and they are involved in teaching and fundraising for The Clutha Trust charity. Two of Rose Room’s tracks are also featured on The Clutha Sessions charity CD.
Sunday 27 January, 8pm
Mareel
£16 / £12
The 12th Man (15)
2h36
In English, Norwegian and German with English subtitles. This gripping drama tells an incredible true-life story of heroism and a man’s unbreakable will to live. Norway, 1943. A Shetland Bus vessel is ambushed by the German military north of Tromsø, leaving eleven dead. The sole survivor, Norwegian resistance fighter Jan Baalsrud, finds himself on the run from the Gestapo. His harrowing journey across the unforgiving frozen wilderness forces Jan to take extreme action in order to survive.
MON 28 - THU 31 JANUARY
Mon Tue Wed Thu
13:00 20:00 16:00 17:00 13:30 17:30
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creative LABS Up Helly Aa Food Market
Presented by Taste of Shetland After the great success of last year’s Food Market we welcome you to another foodie event. Shetland’s finest food and drink companies come together to showcase their fantastic products. Confirmed producers are Shetland Sea Salt, Skibhoul Bakery,Island Botanicals, Shetland Reel, Lerwick Brewery, Thule Ventus, Busta House Hotel, Mackenzies, Eventastic, Shetlandeli, Skibhoul Bakery, The V Bird plus many more. Come and sample - and buy - the very best in Shetland produce. www.tasteofshetland.com
Monday 28 January, 2pm - 7pm Mareel Free
Fiery Sessions Join us to celebrate Up Helly Aa 2019 with Shetland Arts’ annual traditional music concerts on Lerwick Up Helly Aa day! Two concerts at the Garrison Theatre showcase renowned local musicians. Bryan Gear and Violet Tulloch, Da Langstrings & Friends, Da Loose Ends and Fjanna! The second performance features a visit from the Junior Jarl Squad. Well known for his witty and enthusiastic banter, local Ewen Balfour will compere both concerts. If you like the look of this event you may also be interested in our new summer music festival ‘Shetland Folk Frenzy’! More details on page 21.
Tuesday 29 January, 12pm & 3pm The Garrison Theatre £14 / £12
Creative Labs: Writing for Performance with Grace Barnes Develop narratives for stage and film. Participants will learn how to structure a short play/film; develop plot, character and themes; write dialogue and narration/voiceover; accept and deliver feedback. The first half of the course will introduce the core concepts of writing for performance including structure, plot, character, dialogue, dramatic tension and thematic development. In the 7 week break, participants work on their own writing and present it to the group in the second half of the course. The group gives feedback and discussion on all the work allowing participants to rewrite and develop a script to the second draft.
Wednesdays 30 Jan - 20 March & Wednesdays 17 April - 8 May, 7pm Mareel £100 / £80
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Wellbeing Workshops Wellbeing Writing
Wellbeing Choir
Wellbeing Craft
Cheer up these dark winter evenings with creative writing. Genevieve White will take you through a relaxing session of creative writing, providing writing prompts and discussion points to help you create prose and poetry.
Improve your physical and mental health through music and song!
Join us for cosy evenings of crafting with Jane Cockayne during the cold winter months. Jane will take you through a relaxing craft session, providing suggestions and small projects to work on, which will help you to create lovely handmade crafts.
No experience required, no audition process and no need to read music, come along and enjoy a fun evening of music with a chat and cup of tea afterwards.
No prior experience needed and no requirement to share your work - just come along and enjoy a fun creative evening while having a chat and cup of tea.
“If you can walk you can dance, if can talk you can sing.” Zimbabwean proverb
No prior experience needed - just come along and enjoy a fun creative evening while having a chat and cup of tea. Some materials are provided, but please feel free to bring along anything you would like to work on!
Writing Dates
Choir Dates
Craft Dates
Monday 28 January, 7.15pm - Mareel Monday 4 February, 7.15pm - Mareel Monday 11 February, 7.15pm - Mareel Monday 18 February, 7.15pm - Mareel Monday 25 February, 7.15pm - Mareel Monday 4 March, 7.15pm - Mareel Monday 11 March, 7.15pm - Mareel Monday 18 March, 7.15pm - Mareel Monday 25 March, 7.15pm - Mareel £2 per session
Thursday 31 January, 7pm - Mareel Thursday 7 February, 7pm - Mareel Thursday 14 February, 7pm - Mareel Thursday 21 February, 7pm - Mareel Thursday 28 February, 7pm - Mareel Thursday 7 March, 7pm - Mareel Thursday 14 March, 7pm - Mareel Thursday 21 March, 7pm - Mareel Thursday 28 March, 7pm - Mareel £2 per session
Tuesday 5 February, 7pm - Mareel Tuesday 12 February, 7pm - Mareel Tuesday 19 February, 7pm - Mareel Tuesday 26 February, 7pm - Mareel Tuesday 5 March, 7pm - Mareel Tuesday 12 March, 7pm - Lerwick Methodist Church Tuesday 19 March, 7pm - Mareel Tuesday 26 March, 7pm - Mareel £2 per session
FRIDAY 1 - THURSDAY 7 FEBRUARY
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.
Glass (15)
2h29
M Night Shyamalan brings together the narratives of two of his previous films – 2000’s Unbreakable and 2016’s Split – in one explosive, all-new comic-book thriller. Security guard David Dunn (Bruce Willis) uses his supernatural abilities to track Kevin Wendell Crumb (James McAvoy), a disturbed man who has twentyfour personalities. Meanwhile the shadowy presence of Elijah Price (Samuel L Jackson) holds secrets critical to both men.
FRI 1 - THU 14 FEBRUARY
Fri 14:40 17:40 Sat 11:00 14:00 16:45 Sun 11:00 13:40 (3D) 16:30 Mon 13:15 17:00 Tue 10:30 (BYOBaby) 13:00 17:10 Wed 13:00 17:40 (3D) Thu 12:30 17:00 Fri 14:15 17:10 Sat 10:30 13:45 17:30 (3D) Sun 11:00 (Relaxed) 11:30 14:30 17:30 Mon 13:30 17:35 (Subtitled) 19:45 (3D) Tue 13:00 17:10 Wed 13:30 17:45 Thu 13:30 17:10
FRI 1 - THU 7 FEBRUARY Fri 14:10 20:30 Sat 14:30 19:30 Sun 19:50 Mon 20:15 (Subtitled) Tue 13:30 17:40 Wed 20:30 Thu 17:30
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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.
FRI 1 - THU 7 FEBRUARY Fri 17:10 Sat 20:15 Sun 19:15 Mon 19:35 Tue 20:40 Wed 17:10 Thu 13:00 19:40
FRIDAY 1 - THURSDAY 7 FEBRUARY
The Front Runner (15)
2h13
Hugh Jackman stars as charismatic politician Gary Hart in this thrilling drama. The film follows the rise and fall of Senator Hart, who was considered the overwhelming front runner for the 1988 Democratic presidential nomination when his campaign was sidelined by the reporting of an extramarital relationship. As tabloid journalism and political journalism merged for the first time, the events that unfolded had a profound and lasting impact on American politics and the world stage.
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Musical Theatre Masterclasses Presented by Choreographer Diane Legget Come along and learn the dance stage craft of musical theatre to the amazing songs from Cats, The Greatest Showman and Matilda! This workshop is all about fun whilst concentrating on performance techniques. We will work on routines from this hit musical. Beginners class. “Cats” Themed - Running time: 10:00 - 11:30 (1h30) “The Greatest Showman” Themed - Running time: 11:30 - 13:00 (1h30) “Matilda” Themed - Running time: 13:30 - 15:00 (1h30) Parent/guardian to leave their dancer in the class but stay in building area during the session so accessible if needed. Balcony seating is not available for the duration of the workshop. Can parents/guardians please identify if the child attending the class has any medical background the Instructor should be made aware of. Dress code: Dance wear is preferred but not essential. Fitted clothing, dance shoes or bare feet. Hair tied back.
FRI 1 - THU 7 FEBRUARY Fri 20:00 Sat 17:30 Sun 14:10 Mon 17:30 Tue 19:45 Wed 14:00 (Senior) Thu 20:30
Cats Themed Musical Workshop: Saturday 2 February, 10am The Greatest Showman Themed Musical Workshop: Saturday 2 Feb, 11.30am Matilda Themed Musical Workshop: Saturday 2 February, 1.30pm Mareel £9.75 Each (bring water)
FRIDAY 1 - THURSDAY 7 FEBRUARY
Northern Bite Size Ballet: Tortoise & the Hare (U) 1h11
A colourful, fun and engaging production from the Northern Ballet, perfect for younger viewers as an introduction to dance on the big screen! BBC presenter Anita Rani introduces the well-known story of the tortoise and the hare, and hosts dance move demos for kids to try, choreographed by professional ballet dancers. With playful characters and spellbinding music, this adorable ballet is sure to have your little ones dancing with excitement!
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.
Sat 10:30 (Relaxed) 12:30 Sun 11:30 Mon 13:45
Shoplifters (15) 2h21
In Japanese with English subtitles. An understated yet deeply affecting drama from Japanese master Hirokazu Kore-eda, director of Our Little Sister. Osamu and his son come across a little girl in the freezing cold. At first reluctant to shelter the girl, Osamu’s wife agrees to take care of her. Although the family is poor, barely making enough money to survive through petty crime, they seem to live happily together until an unforeseen incident reveals hidden secrets.
SCREEN
the best of independent and world cinema, classic films and documentaries.
Bringing other art forms to the cinema screen.
SAT 2 - MON 4 FEBRUARY
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Sunday 3 February, 4pm Mareel Café Bar FREE Sunday 3 March, 4pm Mareel Café Bar FREE
SUN 3 & WED 6 FEBRUARY Sun Wed
17:00 (ScreenHorizons) 20:00 (ScreenHorizons)
FRIDAY 8 - THURSDAY 14 FEBRUARY
Colette (15)
2h12
Keira Knightley is captivating in this stirring biopic. After marrying Willy, a Parisian writer, Colette is transplanted from her childhood home in rural France to the intellectual and artistic splendour of Paris. When Willy convinces Colette to ghostwrite for him, she pens a semi-autobiographical novel about a witty and brazen country girl named Claudine, which becomes a bestseller and a cultural sensation. Colette must defy gender roles in the subsequent fight over the creative ownership of Claudine.
Second Act (12A)
14
Mean Girls (2004) (12A)
2h04
1h57
Jennifer Lopez stars in this heartwarming romantic comedy.
The hugely quotable cult comedy, written by Tina Fey.
Maya is a 40-year-old woman struggling with frustrations from unfulfilled dreams. Until, that is, her son doctors her resume, pretending that this high school dropout is now a Harvard graduate and close personal friend of the Obamas, and applies in her name for a coveted consultant position at a cosmetics firm. Can Maya prove that street smarts are as valuable as book smarts?
15-year-old Cady has spent most of her life in Africa, where she was home-schooled by her zoologist parents. When her family relocates, Cady finds herself attending a high school in suburban Illinois, where she gets a crash course in the various sub-strata of the student body: the jocks, the cheerleaders, the stoners, the ‘cool’ kids, and a clique of rich and popular girls known to outsiders as ‘the Plastics’.
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!
FRI 8 - THU 14 FEBRUARY
Fri 20:20 Sat 17:00 Sun 13:50 19:45 Mon 13:00 20:15 Tue 17:40 19:45 Wed 14:00 (Senior) 17:15 Thu 20:20
FRI 8 - THU 14 FEBRUARY Fri 17:40 19:50 Sat 20:20 Sun 20:15 Mon 17:05 Tue 10:30 (BYOBaby) 13:45 20:20 Wed 20:30 Thu 12:30 17:40
FRI 8 & SAT 9 FEBRUARY Fri 14:45 Sat 11:30 19:50
FRIDAY 8 - THURSDAY 14 FEBRUARY
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ity Creativ Club hy p a r g o t o Ph Creativity Club: Photography A series of arts workshops that will encourage creativity and learning across many different artforms. Young people, unleash your creative potential and work on your own photography project with help from an experienced photographer! This block is split into two sections to allow a wider range of age groups to take part: Secondary 1 - 26 years: Saturday mornings, 11am - 1pm in Bonhoga from 9th - 23rd February 2019 7 - 11 years: Saturday mornings, 11am - 1pm in Bonhoga from 9th - 16th March 2019 Sessions will be led by professional photographer Steven Johnson and will allow you to learn the basics of photography in a fun, simple and interactive way. Photographs will be selected during the sessions to exhibit in Bonhoga for the Open exhibition later in the year. Sessions run for 2 hours (with a short break in the middle - bring your own snacks!). Please bring along a camera, phone camera, or tablet if you have one, although it’s not essential - equipment will be provided!
S1 - 26 years: Saturdays 9 - 23 February, 11am - 1pm Bonhoga £30 / £24 (Sibling discount) 7 - 11 years: Saturdays 9 - 16 March 11am - 1pm SOLD OUT Bonhoga £20 / £16 (Sibling discount)
A Matter of Life and Death (1946) (U)
2h04
An audacious, imaginative and gloriously romantic fantasy from Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger, the brilliant British filmmaking team behind Black Narcissus and The Red Shoes. David Niven plays a British airman who survives a plane crash and falls in love with an American radio operator, only to be summoned to the afterlife by a heavenly ‘conductor’. But is heaven just a hallucination brought on by a head injury?
SCREENClassics
Bringing classic films back to the big screen where they belong.
SAT 9 & THU 14 FEBRUARY Sat Thu
14:15 (ScreenClassic) 19:50 (ScreenClassic)
FRIDAY 15 - THURSDAY 21 FEBRUARY
Monsters and Men (15)
The LEGO Movie 2:
The Second Part (Cert TBC)
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Mary Queen of Scots (15)
1h58
2h10
2h24
When an unarmed black man is shot and killed by police in Brooklyn, the local community is left reeling.
This much-anticipated sequel reunites the heroes of Bricksburg in an all new action-packed adventure.
Saoirse Ronan and Margot Robbie play two iconic queens in this thrilling historical drama.
It’s been five years since everything was awesome, and the citizens are now facing a huge new threat: LEGO DUPLO invaders from outer space. The battle to defeat the invaders and restore harmony to the LEGO universe will take Emmet, Lucy, Batman and their friends to faraway, unexplored worlds, and will test their courage, creativity and Master Building skills.
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.
Manny, a devoted young father and husband, witnesses the incident and films it on his phone, then agonises about what to do with the footage. Dennis is a righteous cop who begins to question his choice of career. Teenage baseball player Zyrick is stirred into political activism. An intelligent, affecting drama addressing the urgent concerns of African Americans.
FRI 15 - THU 28 FEBRUARY
SCREEN
the best of independent and world cinema, classic films and documentaries.
SUN 10 & WED 13 FEBRUARY Sun Wed
17:00 (ScreenHorizons) 20:00 (ScreenHorizons)
Fri 14:20 17:00 19:45 Sat 10:30 (Relaxed) 11:00 14:00 17:00 20:00 Sun 11:00 13:45 16:30 (3D) Mon 13:00 17:30 Tue 10:30 (BYOBaby) 13:00 17:00 19:50 (3D) Wed 12:45 17:30 Thu 13:00 16:50 Fri 12:00 14:40 17:30 Sat 11:00 14:10 (3D) 17:15 Sun 11:00 13:45 16:30 Mon 11:15 14:15 17:00 Tue 13:15 17:40 Wed 13:00 17:00 (3D) Thu 13:30 17:00
FRI 15 - THU 21 FEBRUARY
Fri 13:45 17:30 Sat 13:30 19:30 Sun 19:15 Mon 12:30 20:30 Tue 17:30 Wed 14:00 (Senior) 20:30 Thu 18:45
FRIDAY 15 - THURSDAY 21 FEBRUARY
Vice (15)
2h32
17
The House By the Sea (12A)
Christian Bale is unrecognisable as the resilient, ruthlessly ambitious Dick Cheney in this darkly comedic biopic.
2h07
Dubbed the most powerful Vice President in US history, Dick Cheney changed the course of history from the back seat. Given previously unheard-of powers by his President, George W Bush, Cheney had a major influence over the War On Terror, ‘enhanced interrogation techniques’ and national security to name just a few, and his influence continues today.
Filled with warmth and wit, veteran director Robert Guédiguian’s wise and moving family drama is a masterly meditation on mortality, reconciliation and politics.
In French with English subtitles. creative ownership of Claudine.
Three grown children gathered at the picturesque villa of their dying father reflect on where they are, who they have become, and what they have inherited.
SCREEN
the best of independent and world cinema, classic films and documentaries.
The Winter’s Tale from Shakespeare’s Globe (PG)
3h17 (includes a 15min interval) The Winter’s Tale is Shakespeare’s great play of the irrational and inexplicable, illustrating how uncontrollable emotions can range across gender, country, class and age. Its universe is full of monsters, gods and natural disasters, with a colossal sweep that takes audiences from the stifling atmosphere of the Sicilian court to the unbuttoned joy of a Bohemian festival. Staged at the beautiful and iconic Globe Theatre in London, this new production is directed by Blanche McIntyre and stars Will Keen (The Crown, Wolf Hall) as Leontes, Priyanga Burford (W1A, Marcella) as Hermione and Annette Badland (EastEnders, Father Brown) as Old Shepherd.
FRI 15 - THU 21 FEBRUARY
Fri 20:25 Sat 16:30 Sun 19:45 Mon 17:00 20:00 (Subtitled) Tue 13:30 20:25 Wed 17:00 Thu 12:30 19:30
Bringing other art forms to the cinema screen.
SUN 17 & WED 20 FEBRUARY Sun Wed
17:00 (ScreenHorizons) 20:00 (ScreenHorizons)
Sunday 16 February, 1pm Mareel £15 / £12.50
FRIDAY 22 - THURSDAY 28 FEBRUARY
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.
Green Book (12A) 2h30
Two unlikely travelling companions must navigate the racism of the southern United States in 1962, in this road-trip comedy-drama based on a true story. Tony Lip, an uneducated, workingclass nightclub bouncer, is hired by Dr Don Shirley, a sophisticated world-class pianist, to accompany him on a concert tour. Dr Shirley, as an African-American heading into the deep south, is looking for a chauffeur who can handle himself – along with any threats that might arise.
FRI 22 - THU 28 FEBRUARY
Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Mareel
19 Feruary, 7pm 19 March, 7pm 16 April, 7pm £10 (team)
Fri 17:00 20:30 Sat 13:45 20:00 Sun 19:10 Mon 17:30 20:30 (Subtitled) Tue 10:30 (BYOBaby) 14:00 20:20 Wed 14:00 (Senior) 19:40 Thu 12:30 19:40
18
Aquaman (12A)
2h43
Back by popular demand, Aquaman stars Jason Momoa alongside Amber Heard, Patrick Wilson, Willem Dafoe and Nicole Kidman. The son of a lighthouse keeper and the Queen of Atlantis, Arthur has the ability to manipulate the tides, swim at super speeds, and communicate with ocean life - not to mention superhuman strength. He’s more than just a human, and has to take the responsibility that comes with it.
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!
FRI 22 - THU 28 FEBRUARY
Fri 13:30 20:00 Sat 10:30 16:45 Sun 11:30 (Relaxed) 19:40 Mon 10:30 13:45 19:40 (3D) Tue 19:30 Wed 16:45 Thu 20:10
FRIDAY 22 - THURSDAY 28 FEBRUARY
1985 (15)
1h46
This moving and beautifully shot drama intimately and compassionately captures one man’s life during the first wave of the AIDS crisis. Adrian returns from New York City to spend Christmas with his Bible Belt family in Fort Worth, Texas. Hiding behind the guise of a successful life in the Big Apple, he struggles to divulge the truth about his sexuality and his health, before it’s too late.
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!
SAT 23 & THU 28 FEBRUARY Sat Thu
20:30 (ScreenPride) 17:45 (ScreenPride)
Exhibition on Screen: Young Picasso (PG) 1h51
Pablo Picasso is one of the greatest and most prolific artists of all time. Many films have dealt with his later years – the art, the affairs and the wide circle of friends. But where did this all begin? What made Picasso in the first place? This fascinating and insightful film looks at Picasso’s early years, the upbringing and the learning that led to his extraordinary achievements. Tickets: £12 / £10
Bringing other art forms to the cinema screen.
SUN 24 & TUE 26 FEBRUARY Sun 14:45 (ScreenArts) Tue 17:10 (ScreenArts) Mareel £12 / £10
19
The Raft (12A) 1h58
In various languages with English subtitles. A captivating, witty and ultimately heartening look at human behaviour. In 1973, five men and six women sailed across the Atlantic on a small boat as part of a radical social experiment. Through extraordinary archive material and a reunion of the surviving members of the expedition on a full scale replica of the raft, this film tells the hidden story behind what has been described as one of the strangest group experiments of all time.
SCREEN
the best of independent and world cinema, classic films and documentaries.
SUN 24 & WED 27 FEBRUARY Sun Wed
17:00 (ScreenHorizons) 20:00 (ScreenHorizons)
MARCH AND BEYOND
20
creative LABS Creative Labs: Intro to Film-making with Keiba Clubb Get creative with a camera and take your first steps in filmmaking. You will learn how to operate digital video cameras; storyboard and shoot a sequence working as part of a production team and produce a final software edited film by adding music, titles and credits. These sessions are delivered through practical hands-on group work. Keiba will show you how to operate the equipment and demonstrate various film making techniques before you have a go yourself. Shetland College UHI offer film courses as well as music and audio in partnership with Shetland Arts. See page 23 for more information.
Tuesdays 5 - 26 March, 7pm Mareel £60 / £40
Continental Drift: Scottish Ensemble with Keyvan Chemirani Musicians from the UK’s leading string orchestra are joined by three exceptional instrumentalists for an inventive performance of Eastern, Western and improvised music. What happens when you blend the music of the old European masters with the breathless virtuosity of contemporary Persia and the Mediterranean? For Continental Drift, Keyvan Chemirani join Scottish Ensemble musicians for a performance bonding east and west, learning and improvisation, intuition and precision, freedom and control. Seated close to the action, this is a chance not only to experience the impressive mastery of multiple instruments at close quarters, but to enter a brand new sound world, created next to you, in real time; a world of melodic warmth, rhythmic verve, playful energy and exotic flair. Friday 15 March, 7.30pm Mareel £18
Chris Stout & Catriona McKay: Bare Knuckle Winners of BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards Best Duo 2018 Chris Stout and Catriona McKay return to Shetland with music from their latest duo album, Bare Knuckle. Bare Knuckle is a fresh new sound for this duo who have now been performing and recording all over the world for 20 years. Having recorded several albums in collaboration with other artists recently, it is 7 years since this awe inspiring pair released their last duo album, critically acclaimed White Nights. If you like the look of this event you may also be interested in our new summer music festival ‘Shetland Folk Frenzy’! More details on the next page.
Wednesday 20 March, 7.30pm Mareel £22 (on sale soon)
MARCH AND BEYOND
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.
Sunday 7 April, 12:30pm Mareel £16 / £14
21
Shetland Folk Frenzy 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. 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.
Sunday 14 – Friday 19 July Mareel / Shetland Museum Full Frenzy Packages on sale now £375 / £275 (early bird offer) £425 / £325 (full price)
James Acaster 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. 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
Shop
CASE STUDY
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Bonhoga at Mareel
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.
New Community Promoter joins Shetland Arts
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 of your choice!
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.
Jenny Tipton has recently joined the Shetland Arts team and wants to hear from you. We are pleased to welcome Jenny to the team as our new Community Promoter, a role supported by ScotGrad. Before relocating to Shetland, Jenny worked as projects producer and freelance curator in Glasgow whilst studying at the Glasgow School of Art for a Masters in Curatorial Practice. Previous roles include working as an Assistant Producer for Journeys Festival International, during which time she supported on several projects connecting refugee and asylum seeker communities with visual art, theatre and music across Portsmouth. While based in Portsmouth Jenny also worked as an Artist Facilitator in Residence at Portsmouth Cathedral and as a Non-Executive Director for Live Art Local, an artist led creative space focused on engaging communities living in regional areas with the arts. Jenny is director and founder of Cabbage, an artist moving image platform based in Glasgow.
As part of her role at Shetland Arts, Jenny will be programming three rural tours across the North, South, West Mainland and North Isles. Each tour will visit three locations and bring with it a variety of artists, musicians and performers. “ I’m really excited to come to Shetland and be working within such unique communities. There is so much creativity across the islands and I am looking forward to getting out, meeting people and tapping into this wealth of culture! Over the coming months I’ll be coordinating three diverse tours to the rural areas of Shetland, including film, performance and music. I’d love to hear from any halls, community groups or individuals about what you feel your community would like to see and what Shetland Arts can bring to your area.” If you’d like to speak to Jenny, you can email her at: jenny.tipton@shetlandarts.org
MAREEL RECORDING STUDIO 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. 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
GET QUALIFIED
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.
CINEMA TICKET PRICES Matinees before 5pm 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. 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
Cheap Day Off Peak Peak Peak
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Prices
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 FEBRUARY JANUARY
8 - 14 FEBRUARY
Fraser Taylor: Shadowed Valley
Colette (15)
Creative Labs: Life Drawing
Second Act (12A)
Mean Girls (12A)
Artist Talk: Natural Selection
Mortal Engines (12A)
Creativity Club: Photography
Mirai (PG)
A Matter of Life and Death (U)
Stan & Ollie (PG)
Monsters and Men (15)
Close Encounters of the Third Kind (PG)
Andy & Peter Holden: Natural Selection
15 - 21 FEBRUARY
Islesburgh Photographic Club exhibition
The Lego Movie 2- The Second Part (Cert: TBC)
Free Solo (12A)
Mary Queen of Scots (15)
Withnail & I (15)
Vice (15)
The House by the Sea (12A)
UHA Dancing 1945 (12A)
The Winter’s Tale from Shakespeare’s Globe (PG)
Rose Room
The 12th Man (15)
Mareel Film Quiz
Up Helly Aa Food Market
22 - 28 FEBRUARY
Fiery Sessions
Green Book (12A)
Aquaman (12A)
1985 (15)
Exhibition on Screen: Young Picasso (PG)
The Raft (12A)
Creative
Labs: Writing for Performance
Wellbeing Workshops
1 - 7 FEBRUARY
How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World (PG)
Glass (15)
MARCH AND BEYOND
The Favourite (15)
The Front Runner (15)
Continental Drift: Scottish Ensemble
Chris Stout & Catriona McKay: Bare Knuckle
So You Think You Know About Dinosaurs?
Musical Theatre Masterclasses
Northern Bite Size Ballet: Tortoise & the Hare (15)
Open Mic at Mareel
Folk Frenzy James Acaster
Shoplifters (15)
01595 745500
Creative Labs: Intro to Film-making
www.shetlandarts.org
Mareel, Lerwick, Shetland ZE1 0WQ