The Carriageworks What's On Brochure September-December 2012 by Carriageworks Theatre

September â&#x20AC;&#x201C; December 2012

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Welcome

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See page 32 for details.

Welcome to The Carriageworks

Family

Squashbox presents

We’re proud to say here at The Carriageworks that children and their families are some of our most important audiences. This is why we love welcoming thousands of young people to the theatre to see our annual pantomime, which this year is a real Christmas Cracker. Jack and the Beanstalk (30 Nov – 5 Jan) has got us very excited, and we can’t wait to meet old friends like Leeds favourite Jez Edwards and new faces such as star of the show Marshall Lancaster (Ashes to Ashes/Doctor Who). Plus, don’t forget to look out for our ‘Cow Around Town’, Daisy!

Family pg 3 – 7

Leeds Civic Arts Guild pg 22 – 25 A host of fun-packed shows for the whole family, including a journey to the edges of space and time with Universarama (19 & 20 Sept), the East African inspired How the Lion Became King of Tinga Tinga Land (31 Oct & 1 Nov) and Carriageworks favourites Theatre of Widdershins with Rapunzel (2 Nov).

Performance pg 8 – 19 We’ve been utterly charmed this season by Victoria Melody’s Northern Soul (26 Sept). And don’t miss our Freshly Picked series of the best new contemporary theatre from across the UK and beyond, including the pick of Birmingham’s BE Festival (3 Nov), Tom Wainwright’s Buttercup (8 Nov) and Get in the Back of the Van’s Big Hits (17 Nov).

Comedy pg 20 – 21 Great new shows from some of our favourite comedians making a return to the Carriageworks – Jenny Eclair (29 Sept) and Tim Key (30 Oct). Laughs and a good time are guaranteed.

Disabled parking available on Cookridge Street alongside Leeds City Museum.

Our resident group of amateur dramatics societies give ordinary members of the public the opportunity to tread the boards at a professional theatre. Why not support their work by coming to see a show – or even joining up and taking the plunge yourself?

Film & Events pg 26

Universarama

Don’t miss the return of the Adventure Film Festival (23-25 October) – three evenings of adrenaline-pumping action and adventure films.

Participatory Arts pg 27 – 29 We’re delighted to welcome back Shakespeare Schools Festival (13–15 Nov) with youthful performances from schools in the local community. On Stage Theatre Arts Academy also return with their early season panto Dick Whittington (6 & 7 Oct).

Children welcome. For more info see page 33.

Cover photograph: The Lock In – page 13

Want to book a conference or rehearsal room?

Let Professor Johnson of the Squashbox Theatre Astounding and Amazing Astronomical Research Society (S.T.A.A.A.A.R.S) take you on a journey to the edges of space and time! Along the way we will explore the solar system, study the stars and constellations, visit distant galaxies, and hear the fascinating story of John Couch Adams, the man who discovered Neptune. Using only silly puppets, ridiculous and unnecessary props, simple household objects and assorted fruits and vegetables, Professor Johnson will reveal the secrets of the universe in a marvellous blend of spectacle, storytelling and cabaret. It is the creation of Craig Johnson – actor, musician, puppeteer, astronomy fan, and long-standing member of Cornwall’s renowned Kneehigh Theatre.

‘A wonderfully witty, richly comic, incredibly informative and quietly moving piece of theatre’ CORNISH GUARDIAN

Schools Offer

All tickets £10 per student including transport Wed 19 & Thur 20 September with Metro My Bus. To book, email Main Auditorium: Wed 6.30pm, Thur 11am carriageworks@leeds.gov.uk Tickets: £9.50, £7.50 (concessions £1 off) or call Family Ticket: £32 0113 247 4746 Schools Discount package available – please contact Box Office for more information. For adults and children aged 8+

Family

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Barisons Productions presents

Family

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Theatre of Widdershins presents

Rapunzel

and the Tower of Doom Tangles? Split Ends? Frizzy? Flyaway? It’s hard enough having a bad hair day but pity poor Rapunzel spending her life in a tower with a wicked old witch using her captive’s locks as a step ladder! What sort of damage is that going to do to your hair? Theatre of Widdershins have taken this Grimm tale right back to its dark roots, teased out the tangles and styled it into a beautifully coiffured hair piece! This enchanting show promises plenty of body, volume and loads of highlights. Make an appointment to see the show today – because you’re worth it!!!

Fri 2 November

Main Auditorium: 12noon & 2.30pm Tickets: £9.50, £7.50 (concessions £1 off) Family Ticket: £32 25% discount for nursery groups

Blunderbus Theatre Company presents

The Selfish Crocodile An East African-inspired combination of musical and children’s party, set on the imaginary African Plain of Tinga Tinga Land.

Main Auditorium: Wed 2.30pm; Thur 11am & 2.30pm Tickets: £9.50, £7.50 (concessions £1 off) Family Ticket: £32

See page 21

Coming Spring 2013

Deep in the forest, by the banks of a great river, lived a large crocodile. He was a very selfish crocodile and he wouldn’t share this river with any of the other creatures. He thought it was HIS river! So, the animals stayed away. But, one day there was a terrible scream, – the crocodile had a toothache. Nobody dared to help him, until a brave little mouse found a clever way to solve this snappy dilemma. This is a funny, heart-warming tale with a very happy ending, which reminds us all that the smallest act of kindness often has the greatest impact.

Five performers and two drummers lead children and their families through a high-octane story full of music, puppets, dancing, and lots of things to join in with. Learn about the characters, hear their stories and join in by singing songs, playing drums, painting pictures, learning dances and taking part in group activities. Starring Lion (a proud animal), Monkey (a fun and cheeky animal), Bird (a wise motherly character), Zebra (a serious worrier) and Hippo (a fun silly character). As seen on Inspired by the hit CBeebies/Tiger Aspect TV show Tinga Tinga Tales and CBeebies original artwork from the Tinga Tinga family.

Wed 31 October & Thur 1 November

Don’t forget half term treat Clean As Possible Comedy Night

Also in Spring 2013...

Tues 19 February 2013

Main Auditorium: 11am & 2pm Tickets: on sale soon

Michael Morpugo’s Farm Boy 27 & 28 February

Family

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A giant of a pantomime!

Leeds City Council and Paul Holman Associates presents

Doctor Who, Life On Mars & Ashes to Ashes

Returning by popular demand CBBC’s

Jez Edwards

Marshall Lancaster

Simple Simon

Fleshcreep

Barry North Dame Trott

The Renleah Experience SLP College & Junior Academy Director: Matthew Ashford Choreographer: Haley-Jane Simmons

Janine Pardo Princess Amelia

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Adults: £15.50 & £14 Concessions: £14 & £13 Level 3 Side Balconies: £10 Family ticket (2 adults, 2 children): £52 Groups 10+: £12 Groups 20+: £12 + every 11th ticket free

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Jack

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Allan Jay

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Adults: £16 & £14.50 Concessions: £14.50 & £13.50 Level 3 Side Balconies: £10.50 Family ticket (2 adults, 2 children): £54 Groups 10+: £12 Groups 20+: £12 + every 11th ticket free

International illusionists

Introducing

With a bag full of magic beans, colourful characters, creative costumes and a set straight out of a fairy tale book, Jack and the Beanstalk promises to raise the roof at The Carriageworks with bucket-loads of laughter and GIANT opportunities for audience participation. Our fast paced story will grow quicker than our magical beanstalk, with a dame to add confusion and comedy capers from Leeds’ favourite funny-man Jez Edwards. Ashes to Ashes star Marshall Lancaster will be heading up the cast this year as henchman to the Giant and all round villain Fleshcreep. And if that’s not enough, there’s Daisy the cow to bring cuteness to this enchanting tale! Green Performances

Fri 30 November 2012 – Sat 5 January 2013

Family

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Saver & Schools Performances All seats: £8.50 Every 11th ticket free for teachers

SPECIAL SCHOOLS’ COMPETITION See page 23 for details

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Sign Language performance * British Friday 7 December, 6.30pm Special appearance by Father Christmas at these performances

Performance

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Performance

Saudha

The Lyrics of Love

Classical Indian Music and Poetry This world-class event, a first of its kind, endeavours to demonstrate the subtle but strong bond between lyrical poetry and classical music, intertwining melodious poetry, Indian classical music and western troubadours to cross cultural barriers. Chandra Chakraborty, one of the finest Indian Classical vocalists, will be accompanied by Kamalbir Nandra (violin), troubadour vocalist Erik Schelander, Luthfur Rahman (flute), Himanish Goswami (tabla), Sami Kergupta (guitar), Amal Podder (mandira), poet T M Ahmed Kaysher and other musicians. www.saudha.org

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Sat 1 September

PERFECT FOR FOOTIE FANS

Main Auditorium: 7.30pm Tickets: £10 (£5 concessions)

Tiny House Productions presents

The Flanagan Collective presents

Turf Love presents

Up ‘n’ Under

Beulah

Beating Berlusconi

Arthur Hoyle has bitten off more than he can chew! He’s bet everything he owns on a single game of rugby. Now he has to train the local shambles that is The Wheatsheaf Arms to defeat the ‘unbeatable’ Cobblers. And it’s not going to be easy. From the pen of local favourite, John Godber this is the perfect mix of Rocky and Peter Kay’s Phoenix Nights. A love letter to rugby, northern humour and Yorkshire, Up ‘n Under is packed with laugh out loud gags, touching moments and an exciting match of “the gentlemen’s game”.

Musical Theatre Matters award-nominated company The Flanagan Collective make their first visit to The Carriageworks with a brand new folk musical about time, dreams, reality and William Blake. Beulah looks at the inexplicable spaces in between things: where dreams mix with reality, where night mixes with day, and sunrises with sunsets. Straddling the gap between this world and the next, this is a beautiful and delicate tale which measures in heartbeats and breaths, not just seconds and hours, and questions the very fabric we are made from.

Fresh from ecstatic reviews, Paul Duckworth and his thirty-five characters take to the road again in this hilarious, lump in your throat comedy. Beating Berlusconi is based on the now famous true story of a real Liverpool fan that ended up sitting next to Silvio Berlusconi at the Attaturk Stadium. What happened to Liverpool FC in the second half is legend. What happened to Kenny in the AC Milan directors’ box is stranger than fiction.

‘Beautiful’

LYN GARNDER, THE GUARDIAN on Some Small Love Story

Wed 5 – Fri 7 September Main Auditorium: 7.30pm Tickets: £11 (£9 concessions)

Fri 14 September

Main Auditorium: 7.30pm Tickets: £11, £9 (concessions £2 off)

‘A punchy piece of popular theatre – a show with balls, in more ways than one’ THE GUARDIAN Fri 21 & Sat 22 September

Main Auditorium: 7.30pm Tickets: £11, £9 (concessions £2 off) £8 Ticket for LUFC Season ticket holders and LCAG members Age guidance 14+, contains strong language

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Seabright Productions and LMP presents

2 for 1 offer

when you buy tickets for Miss Havisham’s Expectations and Northern Soul at the same time.

To coincide with the Dickens bicentenary, Linda Marlowe presents a new solo show featuring one of his most iconic characters, Miss Havisham, from one of his most celebrated books – Great Expectations. This jilted bride, stuck forever in her wedding dress, alongside the stopped clock and untouched cake, is desperate to set the record straight. ‘Norma’ Havisham reveals a love-hate relationship with her creator Dickens, “a man who liked to play God with his female characters but had little understanding of them”. The show draws on the text of Great Expectations and biographical material from Dickens’ life, as well as original material by writer-director Di Sherlock. It is presented in a tour-de-force performance by the awardwinning Linda Marlowe, previously seen at The Carriageworks in the stunning The World’s Wife.

Performance

www.carriageworkstheatre.org.uk Victoria Melody presents

Northern Soul ‘Northern Soul is a bit about northern soul, it’s also a bit about pigeons, but mainly it’s about me’ Victoria Melody

Northern Soul is a one-woman show about Victoria Melody’s attempts at joining in. Her unusual approach to making theatre has found her living with pigeon fanciers for a year and more recently learning to northern soul dance in stranger’s living rooms. A treasure trove of films, photos, dance and paraphernalia illuminate her journey in this comedic, engaging and hopeful performance.

Wed 26 September

Main Auditorium: 7.30pm Tickets: £11, £9 (concessions £2 off) £6 to Emerge 2012 wristband holders Age guidance 14+

ActONE presents

Light Night Fri 5 October

The Carriageworks once again hosts amazing work from across Leeds including an installation by Opera North

Double Dealers The healing knife… the cutting word. A double bill of dark comedies about reality and appearance... and, oh yes, sex and death as well! Helen Shay’s Facing Up, focuses on a cheated wife who has to decide how far to go to preserve her position and her looks, including plastic surgery. In Luvvies by Michael Yates, a failed playwright and his wife invite a young writer and his girlfriend back for drinks and humiliation.

‘Seduces with a riot of vivid imagery and a firework display of virtuoso acting’ THE TIMES

‘The punchy, bitchy dialogue is great fun… It kept me hooked’

Tues 25 September

Main Auditorium: 7.30pm Tickets: £11, £9 (concessions £2 off) Age guidance 12+

Celebrating 200 years since the birth of one of Britain’s most loved novelists

Judges of the Write Now Liverpool Drama Festival

Wed 10 & Thur 11 October

Upstairs @ The Carriageworks: 7.15pm Tickets: £9 (£7 concessions) Age guidance 14+

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Performance

Demon Barbers and Breaking Tradition Ltd present

Some of the best new performance in Britain is coming out of the north, and Emerge aims to make a big noise about the great work being made in our region. It provides a platform to try out ideas, and connect with new audiences. During the autumn our supported artists will be spending a week together at the theatre working on their new shows. We’re also pleased to tip you off about new performances from Ellie Harrison and Jaye Kearney, whose project The Resesrvation was co-commissioned by Emerge. Victoria Melody presents

Ollie Smith Double Bill:

Wed 26 September

Two new pieces from Emerge supported artist Ollie Smith. Real rockstars die aged 27. Ollie Smith is 26. He is not a rockstar. Yet. Sitting somewhere between a grubby gig, a fanatic lecture and a Jonestown-esque cult meeting, 27 is a darkly humorous show that stirs up the myths surrounding the notorious 27 Club: a group of legendary musicians who all died at just 27 years of age. In a work-in-progress showing of Cat in Hell, Mr Mistoffelees from Cats meets Mephistopheles from Faust. Ollie and Olwen invite you to a spangly show about getting the cream and choking on it. Expect sleek whiskers and snazzy pyjamas; conjuring tricks and confetti; fate and fortune and luck and sleaze and shuffling about in the dregs.

Northern Soul

Main Auditorium: 7.30pm See page 11 for details

Odd Doll Puppet Research and Development Workshop A free puppetry workshop open to anyone interested in helping Emerge mentored artists, Odd Doll as they research and develop their new show. Invitations will also be extended to professional performers including puppeteers, storytellers, clowns and musicians. To book a place on the workshops send an expression of interest to kathleen@odddoll.co.uk.

Thurs 26 September

The Carriageworks: 10am – 5pm Emerge is a partnership between The Carriageworks, Seven, Red Ladder Theatre Company and PLaY Theatre Company

27 & Cat in Hell

Works-in-progress

Jaye Kearney and Odd Doll Puppet Theatre An evening of work at early stages of development by Emerge artists. Jaye Kearney’s One is a solo performance about being alone, working alone, playing alone and not being lonely. Odd Doll will be presenting the results of their new research and development.

Sat 28 September

Upstairs@thecarriageworks: 7.45pm Tickets: All tickets £3

The Lock In The UK’s No.1 Folk and Hip-Hop dance extravaganza! Some of the UK’s oldest forms of dance are brought bang up to date as they collide with some of the youngest in an exciting new dance show touring the UK throughout 2012. The Lock In promises to do for English folk dance what Riverdance did for Irish dancing and Diversity did for street dance, bringing lesser known forms into the mainstream. Fast-paced and innovative, the show brings together some of the UK’s top clog, sword and Morris dancers with their counterparts from the worlds of B-boying, popping and krump.

‘Virtually guaranteed to raise weary spirits and send an audience home smiling’ THE TIMES Fri 12 October

Main Auditorium: 7.30pm Tickets: £16.50 (£14.50 concessions)

Ellie Harrison and Jaye Kearney present

The Reservation

An intimate performance-installation for one person at a time. Designed especially for hotel rooms, the experience offers visitors the gifts of time for reflection and space for the remembrance of those we have loved Friday 27 September Upstairs@thecarriageworks: 7.45pm and lost but not forgotten. Audiences will be welcomed to The Wrens Tickets: All tickets £5 Theatre Bar, before being invited to explore one of the upstairs rooms, transformed into an immersive world, playing host to a carefully crafted solo performance.

24 & 25 Oct; 31 Oct & 1 Nov; 7 & 8 Nov

Wrens Theatre Bar: 3pm – 10pm Performances on the hour To book tickets call 07806 786 497 or email griefseriespart2@gmail.com (Please note tickets not available from Carriageworks Box Office)

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Stumble Circus presents

Starving Artists presents

Box of Frogs

Take Me With You

An exhilarating blend of visual performance showcasing circus skills including trick-cycling, tumbling, rope work and acrobalance! Inspired by director Mish Weaver’s experience of bipolar disorder, the show explores circus as a metaphor for emotional instability. It is a poignant, original and funny exploration of passion and disappointment engulfed in a reservoir of film and a myriad of colour. With BSL sign language interpretation and audio description. Box of Frogs is part of Love Arts Leeds Festival running this year between Tues 2 – Mon 29 October (www.loveartsleeds.co.uk). The Carriageworks is proud to be hosting events during this day celebrating World Mental Health Day.

Box of Frogs has been commissioned by the Unlimited programme, part of the London 2012 Cultural Olympiad. Produced by XTRAX and supported by Jacksons Lane.

Performance

In search of the Californian Dream, enraged movie publicist Nikolai drives Sunset Boulevard… and standing in the neon-soaked Hollywood rain, a forlorn evangelist has deserted his congregation in search of the great movie fantasies of yesteryear… meanwhile Bradley, movie make-up artist and dispenser of Tinseltown wisdom, is stranded on the Hollywood Freeway, trying to make sense of something extraordinary he just witnessed… and in the midst of these dreamers an extremely large and boisterous dog is bounding across the eight-lane freeway… A poignant, funny and heartbreaking story of three dreamers adrift in LA from the multiple award-winning Starving Artists.

Mon 22 October

Upstairs @ The Carriageworks: 7.45pm Tickets: £9 (£7 concessions) £6 to Emerge 2012 wristband holders

Cabinets of Curiosity presents

Fairy Tales for Grown Ups ...Because everybody needs a story. What is it you wish for? In this spellbinding evening, you’ll meet an awkward Enlightenment Prince, a Versailles aristocrat with a secret, and a modern-day woman who is fed-up of waiting for a fairy godmother to appear. Cabinets of Curiosity specialises in intriguing, thought-provoking and entertaining original theatre, with shows that have toured to London, the Edinburgh Fringe and across Europe.

‘First class entertainment’ Sat 13 October

Main Auditorium: 7.30pm Tickets: £11 (£9 concessions) £5 ticket for service users as part of Love Arts Leeds and WMHD

FRING GURU

Fri 26 October

Upstairs @ The Carriageworks: 7.45pm Tickets: £9 (£7 concessions)

Performance New End Theatre Beyond presents

Sophie Tucker’s One Night Stand

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‘Fun-packed with clever, saucy, comic numbers’ EVENING STANDARD

Performance

www.carriageworkstheatre.org.uk BE Festival presents

Organised Chaos Productions presents

The Best of BE

Afterwords and Bottled Wasps

One evening, three unforgettable award-winning shows from across Europe. Birmingham’s BE FESTIVAL brings together the most daring and delightful theatre from across Europe. This triple bill of festival favourites features three 30 minute shows that can inspire people of all nationalities and languages. It’s a unique opportunity to see brand new theatre that has never toured the UK before, so BE part of it!

Enjoy a rollercoaster ride through the highs and lows of Sophie Tucker’s life in a show bursting with song, cellulite and kosher comedy. Sue Kelvin stars in this autobiographical bonanza featuring the wit, wisdom and sock-it-to-em songs of the original Red Hot Mama. Big, bold and brassy, Sophie reigned over American showbiz for over 60 years with such hits as My Yiddeshe Mama and Some of These Days. More recently Sophie was the inspiration for Mama Morton, a part Sue played in the West End production of Chicago. The show includes songs by Irving Berlin, George Gershwin and George M Cohan.

‘An ambitious and friendly event... an intimate, generous and passionate atmosphere’ TOTAL THEATRE MAGAZINE

Sat 3 November

Main Auditorium: 7.30pm Tickets: £11.50, £9.50 (concessions £2 off) £6 to Emerge 2012 wristband holders Age guidance 11+

Mon 29 October

Main Auditorium: 7.30pm Tickets: £15 (£13 concessions)

Some Stories presents

The Unquiet Dead Leeds-based storyteller Matthew Bellwood brings to life a selection of macabre tales from the golden age of the ghost story. Featuring Lost Hearts – M R James’s grisly account of black magic in the Midlands; The Shadow – Edith Nesbitt’s haunting saga of thwarted love; and the anonymously written The New Mother – possibly the world’s most brutal children’s story.

‘An engaging and animated story teller who can fire up the imaginations of children and adults alike’ Opera North

Thur 1 & Fri 2 November

Upstairs @ The Carriageworks: 7.45pm Tickets: £9 (£7 concessions)

FR E S H LY

A great double bill of new plays, supported by Arts Council England. Afterwords is a dark comedy. When you finally get there, what if your perfect afterlife is to be with that someone special – but theirs is to be with somebody else? Whose Afterlife will be Heaven, whose will be Hell? Bottled Wasps is a nostalgic return to the scene where love first sparked can easily rekindle the flames. But when the other players have changed, will the spark grow to flames of desire or just the work of an arsonist?

Tues 6 & Wed 7 November

Upstairs @ The Carriageworks: 7.45pm Tickets: £12 (£10 concessions) £6 to Emerge 2012 wristband holders Age guidance 14+

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Tom Wainwright presents

GetInTheBackOfTheVan presents

Buttercup

Big Hits

Buttercup is a fat cow from Lancashire. She’s lovely. She’s really looking forward to meeting you all. She can’t wait to tell you, amongst other things, how she won Masterchef by feeding her stillborn baby to a fish and a potato. And what happened when she was made the star of her own TV show The Only Way is Lancashire. Buttercup is the latest creation from Bristol based writer/performer Tom Wainwright. It’s a back to basics storytelling show that is winning friends across the UK.

Hello, Welcome, You look very nice. We’re Big Hits and we’re on a mission. You’ll learn SELFIMPROVEMENT here with us tonight and you will COMPLETELY improve yourself. That way you can be better in the world. Are you ready? Because if you’re not you’re running out of TIME. We’re going to blast our hearts RIGHT OUT for you right here for you. Do you feel FREE? This one’s for you. Big Hits is looking for a good time and staring hard at censorship, propriety, and the violence that can erupt when noise is stifled. An Unruly Voice is at large; the music’s turned up high.

Developed through Bristol Ferment, Bristol Old Vic’s artist development programme and at Residence.

Performance

www.carriageworkstheatre.org.uk CieLaroque presents

Sat 17 November

Thur 8 November

Upstairs @ The Carriageworks: 7.45pm Tickets: £9 (£7 concessions) £6 to Emerge 2012 wristband holders

FR E S H LY

Main Auditorium: 7.30pm Tickets: £11 (£9 concessions) £6 to Emerge 2012 wristband holders Age guidance 15+

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International dance theatre company CieLaroque return to The Carriageworks following their highly acclaimed visit as part of The Best of BE Festival in 2011. Habibi Problem follows the story of two young gay men facing the death penalty in Iran for their homosexuality. Choreographed by Salzburg-based creator Helene Weinzierl, it won the Arena Jury Award in Erlangen, where it was acclaimed as “the most fully rounded and touching production of the festival”. Combining dance, music and video to stunning effect, this is a rare opportunity to catch the Austrian company as part of only a handful of British dates.

Fri 16 November

Main Auditorium: 7.30pm Tickets: £11 (£9 concessions) £6 to Emerge 2012 wristband holders

Comedy

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Comedy

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Avalon presents

Welcome to Jenny Eclair’s new stand-up show. After thirty years in the business she should vaguely know what she’s doing… Professional Grumpy Old Woman, writer and panto star; Eclair has been round the block that many times she’s lost count. You may recognise her from Loose Women where she is happy to be one of ‘The Coven’. She is also a Pilates Ninja and a disgrace in her own kitchen. Touring as a stand-up gives Eclair enormous pleasure. It also gives her dreadful varicose veins, but most importantly it gives her partner (St Geof) a bit of a break. Help him keep her out of the house by supporting this show.

The Invisible Dot presents

Tim Key Mastersl*t

Tim Key is back on tour. Still firing poetry everywhere. Now 35 years old. Key’s cropped up in Newswipe, Cowards and We Need Answers and appears as Alan Partridge’s sidekick in Mid Morning Matters. He won The Edinburgh Comedy Award for his 2009 recital, Slutcracker, was nominated for a Bafta in 2008 and he’s got a late night poetry programme on Radio 4.

‘Once you have seen this show, ordinary stand-up will seem disappointingly bland’ OBSERVER

Sat 29 September Main Auditorium: 8pm Tickets: £17.50 Age guidance 16+

Just Fair Laughs presents

Tues 30 October

Main Auditorium: 8pm Tickets: £15 (£13 concessions) Age guidance 14+

Cutting edge stand-up comedy with a 12A certificate. Come and watch 3 top comedians from the UK comedy circuit clean up their act. The line-up includes award-winning Nathon Caton, star of his own Paramount comedy show and BBC Radio 4. He excels in combining both personal and confessional material with up-to-date social and political anecdotes. Joining him is Daliso Chaponda, “a stand up comedian with raw Eddie Murphy confidence, cheek and super-polished style” (Nerve). Your affable compere is, as always, Tony Vino.

Wed 31 October

Upstairs @ The Carriageworks: 7.45pm Tickets: £8 (£5 concessions) Age guidance 12+

Leeds Civic Arts Guild

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Leeds Civic Arts Guild

Leeds Civic Arts Guild Leeds Art Theatre presents

Anyone For Murder Max and his lover Suzy have concocted a plot to kill Max’s wife Janet, with ten thousand pounds’ insurance money as an added bonus. Then two unexpected visitors arrive in the shape of George and Mary Tickle, who have an eye on the money, and murderous plans of their own. Thus begins an intriguing round of plot and counter-plot, with a final, unexpected twist.

Leeds Civic Arts Guild is an association of various amateur drama, music and opera companies who perform regularly at The Carriageworks. The following pages include some of the fantastic shows coming up from the Guild societies this season. There’s something for everyone, from spectacular musicals to classic drama. Which will you be seeing? Leeds Civic Arts Guild has a growing membership and you can take part too!

An amateur production in association with Samuel French Ltd

Everyone is welcome, from old hands to complete novices. This might be the opportunity you’ve always wanted to tread the boards and become the star of the show. Or you could experience the thrill of being backstage by getting involved in lighting, sound and set building. For more information or to join up, email enquiries@lcag.org.uk or visit www.lcag.org.uk.

Wed 17 – Sat 20 October

Upstairs @ The Carriageworks: 7.45pm Tickets: £9 (£7.50 concessions) Age guidance 16+

Cosmopolitan Players presents

Leeds Arts Centre presents

Calendar Girls

Duets

When twelve extraordinary members of the Women’s Institute decide they need to find a new way to raise money for a very worthy cause, they turn to their annual calendar. However, they decide to give the calendar a very untraditional twist – behind the buns, the marmalade and the flower arrangements are the women – completely nude! This heartfelt story will have you laughing and crying at the same time.

Four sets of characters, four crucial moments. Jonathan and Wendy are on a blind date and hoping to get it right this time even though they’ve never got it right before. Barrie is not really interested in women, but Janet sees that as no reason to stop trying. Shelley and Bobby have decided to holiday in Spain to finalise their divorce. Angela is marrying for the third time to the dismay of her brother Toby, amidst a barrage of bad omens and a dress resembling a parachute. A hilarious insight in to the chaotic world of love and relationships.

This production is supporting Leukemia & Lymphoma Research. An amateur production in association with Samuel French Ltd

An amateur production in association with Samuel French Ltd

Wed 17 – Sun 21 October

Main Auditorium: 7.30pm, Sat and Sun matinees 2pm (no Sunday evening performance) Tickets: £12 (£10 concessions)

Thur 25 – Sat 27 October Main Auditorium: 7.30pm Tickets: £12 (£9 concessions) Age guidance 16+

Leeds Civic Arts Guild

Box Office: 0113 224 3801

Leeds Children’s Theatre presents

St Mary’s Youth Theatre presents

Tom’s Midnight Garden

Peter Pan

Tom’s brother has ‘the measles’ so Tom’s been sent away to stay with his childless aunt and uncle who have no idea how to entertain him. He is lonely at first, but this soon changes when, lying awake in bed, he hears the old grandfather clock in the hall strike thirteen! Tom creeps downstairs and starts an amazing journey through time and space, discovering a Victorian garden and befriending an unhappy orphan called Hatty. A magical adventure for young people of 6 and over, their friends, families and teachers. An amateur production in association with Samuel French Ltd

Wed 7 – Sun 11 November

Main Auditorium: 7pm, Sat & Sun Matinee 2pm (no Friday performance) Tickets: £10 (£7.50 concessions) Family Ticket: £32 School and Group booking discounts available – please contact box office for more info Early Booking discount if booked before 1 October

www.carriageworkstheatre.org.uk

Leeds Civic Arts Guild

Forthcoming Shows

Leeds Civic Arts Guild

Look out for these shows coming soon.

Leeds Civic Arts Guild is an association of various amateur drama, music and operatic companies who perform regularly at The Carriageworks. The Civic Arts Guild holds a ‘New Members Evening’ every second Tuesday of the month at 7.30pm in the Level 2 Bar. Feel free to come along and join us.

A Musical Adventure Based on JM Barrie’s original play, with permission from Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children Sir James Barrie’s timeless tale of the boy who never grew up is reborn as a spectacular musical by Drewe & Stiles (Broadway’s Mary Poppins and Honk!), with favourite friends Tinker Bell, Wendy, John, Michael, the Lost Boys, Tiger Lilly, and of course, Captain Hook and his band of Pirates. Watch a truly magical world come to life before your very eyes in a great show for both adults and children. An amateur production in association with Josef Weinberger Ltd

See www.lcag.org.uk for more details.

Sat 12 – Sat 19 Jan 2013 LIDOS presents

Goldilocks and the Three Bears Wed 30 Jan – Sat 2 Feb 2013 Leeds Arts Centre presents

The Visit

by Friedrich Durrenmatt

Wed 21 – Sat 24 November Main Auditorium: 7.30pm Tickets: £12 (£10 concessions)

Wed 27 Feb – Sat 2 March

Cosmopolitan Players present

Scenes Unseen: The Early Years by Lara Woodhouse

Wed 13 – Sat 23 March 2013

Leeds Gilbert & Sullivan Society presents

The Sorcerer

Wed 10 – Sat 13 April

Leeds Arts Centre presents

The Vagina Monologues by Eve Ensler

Wed 22 – Sat 25 May 2013 Cosmopolitan Players present

The Vicar of Dibley

Wed 12 – Sat 15 June 2013 LIDOS presents

The Wizard of Oz

1 Cosmopolitan Players 1 Leeds Amateur Operatic Society 1 Leeds Arts Centre 1 Leeds Art Theatre in partnership with Spotlight Theatre Company 1 Leeds Children’s Theatre 1 Leeds Gilbert & Sullivan Society 1 Leeds Insurance Dramatic & Operatic Society (LIDOS) 1 Leeds Writers’ Circle 1 Leeds Youth Opera 1 Limelight Drama Group 1 Morley Amateur Operatic Society 1 Pandemonium Drama Company 1 Shatterproof 1 S.T.A.R.S 1 St Mary’s Youth Theatre 1 West Riding Opera

Events & Film

Box Office: 0113 224 3801

Heritage Open Days celebrate England’s architecture and culture by allowing visitors access to interesting venues – including tours, events and activities that focus on local architecture and culture. This year The Carriageworks is providing visitors with a unique opportunity to explore and enjoy the hidden, curious and interesting world of the theatre in the heart of Millennium Square – completely free of charge.

www.carriageworkstheatre.org.uk

Participatory Arts

The Carriageworks Theatre Academy

The Carriageworks regularly opens its doors to participatory arts activities from across Leeds. All of the groups involved offer great opportunities for people to have a go and get involved in a whole range of creative experiences.

Aged between 10 – 16, Academy members work as a team of young theatre makers, performing, writing and directing to build new performances from thoughtprovoking starting points. The group will be presenting their work at this year’s Light Night and a brand new performance in Spring 2013. The Academy is led by director Ruth Cooper and run in partnership with the renowned Theatre Company Blah Blah Blah. For more information about joining email carriageworks@leeds.gov.uk

Regular Classes For more information visit www.carriageworkstheatre.org.uk or email carriageworks@leeds.gov.uk. Classes are not run by The Carriageworks and are the responsibility of the respective groups.

Sun 9 September

Tai Chi

Whole Venue Free Event

with Wai-Yii Rogers Tuesdays: 5.45pm

Adventure Film Festival 2012 The Adventure Film Festival showcases the best in extreme sports and adventure films. Experience an evening of adrenaline-pumping action through a selection of films that celebrate pushing mind and body to the limits. Whether your passion is mountainbiking, skiing, surfing or BASE-jumping, each of our three exciting adventure nights include something for everyone. www.adventurefest.co.uk Image: Mike Leeds Photography

Tues 23 – Thur 25 October

Upstairs @ The Carriageworks: 7.45pm Tickets: £6

Participatory Arts

Acting Classes

with Northern Spirit Creative Wednesdays: 6pm – 8pm Age guidance 16+

Belly Dancing Classes with Sabrina Owen Thursdays, Room 4: 6pm – 7pm

Lindy Hop Class Fridays: 7pm – 9.30pm

On Stage Theatre Arts Academy

Musical Theatre Classes

Saturdays: 1pm – 4pm & 2pm – 4pm

Don’t miss World Mental Health Day at The Carriageworks See page 14 for details.

in association with Theatre Company Blah Blah Blah

Participatory Arts

Box Office: 0113 224 3801

www.carriageworkstheatre.org.uk

Participatory Arts

The Shakespeare Schools Festival works in partnership with the National Theatre to help 700 schools from across the UK to stage abridged Shakespeare productions in their local professional theatre. Family and friends are invited to celebrate an evening’s professional entertainment with four youthful half-hour productions of different Shakespeare plays performed by schools in the local community.

‘For the first time in their lives every one of these pupils has faced a challenge without running away. The change in them individually, and collectively, has been astounding’ Participating teacher, 2011

On Stage Productions with On Stage Theatre Arts Academy present

Dick Whittington

Details of participating schools and their performance day can be obtained from the Box Office.

On Stage Productions are proud to present their third early season pantomime at The Carriageworks. From the pen of the late panto supremo Chris Fox, Dick. Guaranteed to enthral both young and old, it’s packed with all the elements of a great family show; comedy, song, dance and audience participation. Heading the cast is Yorkshire Comedian Mike Hammond as Fanny the Cook, joined by an ensemble from On Stage Theatre Arts Academy.

Sat 6 & Sun 7 October

Main Auditorium: Matinees 2pm, Sat Evening 7pm Tickets: £13 (£11 concessions) Age guidance 3+

Tues 13 – Thur 15 November Main Auditorium: 7pm Tickets: £8 (£6 concessions) Groups (20+ people): £5.50

Schools, Groups & Families

Teacher’s Soiree

Education Pack

Transport

Come along to see what The Carriageworks can offer to your school on Thur 17 January, from 5pm to 7pm. Then stay along with us for a free performance of Kevin Precious’ Not Appropriate at 7.30pm in our studio space, upstairs@thecarriageworks, focussing on the comedian’s hilarious experiences as a teacher. Nibbles and refreshments provided.

Don’t forget that our free education pack is available for primary schools throughout the year to help with your trip. Email: carriageworks@leeds.gov.uk

Don’t let the cost of transport stop you coming to the theatre. To help, we have partnered with Metro Buses to bring you a special deal.

Schools deals for show plus transport

Competition for Primary Schools

Key Stage 2 & 3 Squashbox Theatre presents

Enter your class into this fantastic competition to make the longest beanstalk and win an awesome prize – Free Tickets for your whole class to see...

Universarama!

Wed 19 Sept, 6.30pm & Thur 20 Sept, 11am (see page 3)

Interactive Backstage Tours

Please call the office for more information about shows and transport on 0113 247 4746.

Explore the theatre! Get in touch with us to organise a backstage tour for your students or community group. Uncover the secrets of performance, take a snoop in our dressing rooms and let our technicians teach you the tricks of the trade. Why not link your visit with seeing a show? Email carriageworks@leeds.gov.uk if you would like to arrange a tour. Prices are very reasonable, so please get in touch for a quote. Subject to availability.

Plus your beanstalk will be displayed in the venue throughout the run.

Ticket deals inclusive of transport: Groups of 30 paying audience members or more £10* per student including transport with My Bus *£10 offer applicable to groups of 30 paying audience members or more. My Bus seats a maximum of 57 passengers. For every 10 pupils one teacher goes free (A £3 transport charge is applicable for each free teacher’s space). My Bus is available in the Leeds District only and must be booked 2 weeks prior to the performance.

Groups of 15 – 24 paying audience members £11.50* per student including transport with Rollinson

To enter: Make a beanstalk using any materials you like. It needs to grow as big as possible to win the prize. (Please note that we will need to flame proof your entry before display, so avoid foam and wood). Please send an email containing: 1 A photograph of the beanstalk and its exact measurements (no cheating!). 1 A brief description of how you made it. 1 Details of the school with contact name and telephone number.

Frankie Boyle

The winning class will be given complimentary tickets* to a performance of Jack and the Beanstalk and will have its beanstalk displayed during the run of the pantomime in the venue.

Catch a Fire

**£11.50 offer is applicable to groups of 15 – 24 paying audience members. For every 10 pupils one teacher goes free (A £3 transport charge is applicable for each free teacher’s space).

Send us your entry by Friday 26 October to carriageworks@leeds.gov.uk. The winner will be the highest/longest beanstalk.

For more details on booking our great ticket and transport deals, please email carriageworks@leeds.gov.uk.

*Maximum number of complimentary tickets per winning class is 35. The performance will take place on Thur 20 December at 12.30pm. No substitute is available.

The Last Days of Sodom

Sun 23 Oct: 8pm

A Tribute to Bob Marley and the Wailers Fri 26 Oct: 7.30pm

Paco Pena Quimeras

Mon 19 Nov: 7.30pm

June Tabor & Oysterband

Mon 10 Dec: 7.30pm

Full full details of all concerts, comedy, film screenings and educational events, download a brochure at www.leedstownhall.co.uk or book now on 0113 224 3801.

Bar & Conferencing

General Information Children & Families The Carriageworks welcomes mothers who wish to breast-feed. Please feel free to do so throughout the building, but if you would prefer a private area then let a member of staff know and we will provide one if available. • Baby changing facilities and child booster seats are available. • Children under one year old come free but will not be given a specified seat. • Prams cannot be taken into the auditorium.

In addition to the 349 seater Main Auditorium, a further six meeting rooms are available for conferencing, meetings and workshops, accommodating various numbers of delegates. All conference rooms provide AV equipment, air conditioning and support from a dedicated commercial team. Three of the six meeting rooms are situated in the historic part of the old Carriageworks development. These attractive meeting spaces reveal exposed brickwork and roof beams in keeping with the Victorian architecture whilst providing a light and airy studio feel. These rooms are also available to hire for evening rehearsals, workshops and classes at a reasonable competitive rate. Please call 0113 395 2157 or email carriageworksvenue@leeds.gov.uk for more information.

The Carriageworks Bar on Level 2 provides spectacular views overlooking Millennium Square. Enjoy a drink before the show, during the interval or after the curtain has fallen. To avoid queuing during the interval, orders may be placed before the show starts. And there’s no need to rush your drinks – ask for a plastic glass at the bar and you can take them into the Auditorium.

Wheelchair Access

Lift access to all floors. Please discuss any access requirements with the Box Office staff when you make your booking.

Visually Impaired

In our ‘upstairs@thecarriageworks’ space, children may be invited to sit on tour mats so they can get closer to the action and improve their view and experience.

This brochure is available in large print and tape by contacting The Carriageworks office: 0113 247 4746.

To receive copies of the What’s On brochure by post, send your name and address to:

Bar

To receive information on upcoming shows, offers and events, please email carriageworks@leeds.gov.uk with ‘Subscribe to mailing list’ in the header field.

A unique business destination

The Carriageworks front of house staff will help make your visit as enjoyable as possible. If you need to make specific arrangements prior to your visit please contact us on 0113 395 2160 or 0113 395 0307.

• Under 13s must be accompanied by an adult.

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The Carriageworks:

Access

City Centre Box Office The Carriageworks The Electric Press Millennium Square Leeds LS2 3AD Email: carriageworks@leeds.gov.uk

Latecomers Please note that latecomers will be admitted during a suitable gap in the performance. Latecomers may not be admitted at all at the request of some visiting companies. In this case, no refunds will be available.

Guide Dogs are welcome and bowls of water supplied.

Hearing Enhancements

A hearing loop is available for both performance spaces. Please enquire at the Box Office when you arrive at the venue. A £5 returnable deposit is required.

Disabled Parking

A variety of street parking and secure car park options are available nearby with the nearest facilities including: • St John’s Shopping Centre (long stay) • The Light (long stay) There are also several disabled parking spaces on Cookridge Street, just around the corner from the entrance to The Carriageworks.

How to Book & Seating

Diary

How to Book Tickets

SEPT

By Phone

Concessions & Group Discounts

0113 224 3801

Concessions generally available for LeedsCard holders, NUS card holders, Jobseekers, under 16s and OAPs at the advertised concessionary price.

Box office open: Monday – Saturday, 10am – 6pm except show days, when open until 15 mins after the start of the performance. Sundays open 30 mins prior to start of performance.

Family tickets are sometimes available. This will be indicated on individual show pages. These enable you to buy tickets at a specially reduced rate for two adults with two children or one adult with three children.

Online www.carriageworkstheatre.org.uk

Please contact the Box Office for discounts on group bookings, school trips and visits with accompanying carers or social workers on 0113 224 3801.

In Person Go to the City Centre Box Office on the ground floor of The Carriageworks. Tickets are also available from the Leeds Visitor Centre at Leeds City Station.

See individual show listings for prices.

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PRODUCTION

Main Auditorium

SAUDHA: THE LYRICS OF LOVE

5–7

Main Auditorium

UP ‘N’ UNDER

Whole Venue

HERITAGE OPEN DAY

26 9

In our Main Auditorium listings you will sometimes find two prices, for example £11, £9. These refer to our price bands. Price band A is the more expensive and represents our premium seats, while Price band B is the lower price and represents our standard seats. Concessions are often available. Occasionally band C seats are made available at a special discount rate. All seating in our studio space, upstairs@thecarriageworks, is unreserved. Please call Box Office for further information.

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Main Auditorium

BEULAH

19 & 20

Main Auditorium

UNIVERSARAMA

21 & 22

Main Auditorium

Beating berlusconi

9 10

Main Auditorium

miss havisham’s expectations

Main Auditorium

northern soul

Room 3

Odd doll puppet research & development workshop

12 12

upstairs@thecarriageworks

27 & cat in hell

upstairs@thecarriageworks

works-in-progress

Main Auditorium

jenny eclair: eclairious

OCT

VENUE

PRODUCTION

6&7

Main Auditorium

dick whittington

upstairs@thecarriageworks

double dealers

Main Auditorium

the lock in

10 & 11 12 13

Main Auditorium Seating

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Main Auditorium

box of frogs

17 – 20

upstairs@thecarriageworks

anyone for murder

17 – 21

Main Auditorium

calendar girls

upstairs@thecarriageworks

take me with you

23 – 25

upstairs@thecarriageworks

ADVENTURE FILM FESTIVAL

25 – 27

Main Auditorium

duets

upstairs@thecarriageworks

fairy tales for grown ups

Main Auditorium

sophie tucker’s one night stand

16 21

Main Auditorium

tim key: mastersl*t

Main Auditorium

How Lion became king of tinga tinga land

upstairs@thecarriageworks

the clean (as possible) comedy show

NOV

VENUE

PRODUCTION

Main Auditorium

How Lion became king of tinga tinga land

upstairs@thecarriageworks

the unquiet dead

Main Auditorium

rapunzel & the tower of doom

Main Auditorium

the best of BE

6&7

upstairs@thecarriageworks

afterwords & bottled wasps

7 – 11

Main Auditorium

tom’s midnight garden

upstairs@thecarriageworks

buttercup

Main Auditorium

shakespeare shools festival

1 1&2

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Online bookings have a fee of 50p per ticket. Tickets are non refundable.

13 – 15

Tickets can be exchanged for £1 per ticket up to 48 hours before the performance.

21 – 24

Main Auditorium

peter pan: a musical adventure

Main Auditorium

jack & the beanstalk

6/7

Main Auditorium

habibi problem

Main Auditorium

big hits

DEC Until 5 Jan

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PRODUCTION

Main Auditorium

jack & the beanstalk

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The Light

THE HEADROW

THE H EA D R

PARK ROW

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St John’s Center

Headrow Shopping Centre

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Art Gallery

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Leeds Shopping Plaza

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Railway Station

How to find us The Carriageworks is located in The Electric Press development (next to All Bar One) on Millennium Square, just off Great George Street. By car, we can be accessed on the Inner Ring Road often labelled ‘Loop Traffic’. We are just a short walk from Leeds City Train Station.

Contact us The Carriageworks The Electric Press, Millennium Square, Leeds, LS2 3AD Box Office: 0113 224 3801 or boxoffice@leeds.gov.uk Conferencing: 0113 395 2157 Programming: 0113 247 4746 Email: carriageworks@leeds.gov.uk

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