SEP - DEC '18 - The Old Market

SEP ‒ DEC ‘18 hove's independent, high quality live theatre and venue

FeATURING:

Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story Tabby McTat Jinkx Monsoon & Major Scales Plus 1927’s The Animals & Children Took To The Streets and more

OLD STOCK (p14)

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the bayou HOW MANY PAGES? That’s right, this is our biggest brochure to date! We’re doing our bit to help the environment, so we’re lowering the number of brochures we print from five to three a year. But fear not, we’ll still have a plethora of shows and events for you to get your teeth into…

Our cover stars are the fantastic 1927, who are returning to us in December and January with THE ANIMALS AND CHILDREN TOOK TO THE STREETS (p28). If you saw Golem when it was here, you know how good they are. If you didn’t, you need to see to believe!

Music is the beating heart of TOM and this season, not only do we have our usual splendour of music gigs on offer but we are super excited to present a programme of gig-theatre shows you’re going to love. What’s Gig-Theatre you ask? It’s as it says: part-gig, parttheatre, all-extraordinary.

The genre-defying BEN CAPLAN stars in OLD STOCK: A REFUGEE LOVE STORY (p14). He has a soulful and raspy voice, which reminds us of Tom Waits. Combine this with shades of Once, The Musical and throw in an unbelievably powerful storyline and the result is a raw, witty treasure but also a poignant allegory for the refugee crisis of today.

Award-winning musician and theatre maker DOM COYOTE presents his new sci-fi infused show WE CAN TIME TRAVEL (p15), and Paines Plough invite you on a journey through thirty years of dance-floor classics in POP MUSIC (p17).

If you’re aged 16-25, then we’ve got just the ticket for you. Our new 1625 SCHEME gets you in to see the shows you love for just £5 each! Keep an eye out for the 1625 symbol in the brochure, or check out our website for our full listings.

Plus, there’s the purr-fect treat for the family in the form of TABBY McTAT (p26), comedy from Irish funny-man JASON BYRNE (p21), an Agnes Varda Double Bill courtesy of TOM’S FILM CLUB (p6) and the welcome return of Ru Paul’s Drag Race favourite JINKX MONSOON with MAJOR SCALES in their brand new show THE GINGER SNAPPED (p23).

Until the next time…

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Listings SEP

Scalarama and TOM’s Film Club presents:

Scalarama and TOM’s Film Club presents:

You Were Never Really Here (15) Starring Joaquin Phoenix in one of his best on-screen performances to date, this story of an assassin for hire will have you on the edge of your seat.

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Jeune Femme (15) Mon 3 Sep, 8pm £6 Book two or more films in the same transaction and save £1 per ticket 16/25 tickets £5

France’s answer to Fleabag sees Laetitia Dosch explode onto the screen as Paula, a chaotic, impulsive thirty-something in Paris.

Tue 4 Sep, 8pm £6 Book two or more films in the same

This inventive thriller is a brutal and defiantly masterful film by uncompromising British filmmaker Lynne Ramsay. (limited availability) Aided by Thomas Townend’s Rated 15 remarkable cinematography 97 mins and Jonny Greenwood’s immersive electronic score, You Were Never Really Here is a devastating portrayal of a man wrestling with years of repression and abuse while engaged in a cycle of violence he cannot control.

Back in Paris after a long transaction absence and finding the key and save £1 per to her boyfriend’s apartment ticket no longer works, Paula goes 16/25 tickets £5 on an erratic “voyage de la (limited availability) loon” around the city - brokenRated 15 hearted, self-destructive, and 95 mins with only her ex’s cat’s deadpan stares to rely on. By her nature unable to do anything but live in the moment, we watch as Paula tries her best to reclaim a measure of stability, making new allies and seeing the reappearance of figures from her past.

The film saw Ramsay win Best Screenplay at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival, and won Phoenix a well-deserved Best Actor Award for his intense and unsettling performance.

First-time director Léonor Serraille’s debut feature film, this live-wire comedy is a study in humour and urgency exploring modern life’s everyday misfortunes. French with English subtitles.

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201 Dance Company presents:

Skin

Fri 7 Sep, 7.30pm £16 (£12 conc.)

16/25

tickets £5

(limited availability)

Fusing urban and contemporary styles with an original score, 201’s award-winning hip-hop theatre heads to TOM. Hot off the heels of their sell-out international hit Smother, this brand-new show tells a powerful story of gender transition through urban dance.

Choreographer Andrea Walker directs a cast of seven dancers in a fast-paced, emotional story of family, identity and belonging.

★★★★★

“ 201 have created a masterpiece of human sensitivity” Ed Fringe Review ★★★★★

“Thrilling… thought provoking” The Wee Review ★★★★★

“Beautiful… uplifting” Voice Magazine UK ★★★★

“ Packs an emotional punch, steering Hip Hop into fresh territory” The Times “ Taking hip-hop into thrillingly new terrain” The Guardian

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Listings SEP/OCT KT Promotions presents:

A founding member of the world-famous band Spandau Ballet, the renowned saxophonist, guitarist, percussionist and songwriter is an iconic figure in the band, who have had multiple hit singles including True, Gold and Through the Barricades.

Steve Norman

Sat 8 Sep, 7.45pm £26 Age 14+

Now, Steve embarks on a new journey. Accompanied by his five-piece band, his set includes brand-new solo material, some of Steve's favourite tracks and classics from the Spandau Ballet catalogue. There will also be a Q&A session with Steve, allowing fans to ask their questions about his life and career.

To celebrate the release of Agnès Varda’s latest film Faces Places, we’re screening two of her most celebrated films on the same night; in a double bill we’re calling Agnès Varda de 5 à 7!

Scalarama and TOM’s Film Club presents:

Scalarama and TOM’s Film Club presents:

Cléo From 5 To 7 (PG)

The Gleaners and I (U)

Shot in Paris during the height of the Sixties, Varda’s second film tells the story of Cléo, a pop singer who passes her time drifting through different locations and conversations while awaiting the results of a vital and potentially lifechanging medical examination.

During the dawn of the digital age in the late 1990s and early 2000s, The Gleaners and I emerged as one of the first true masterpieces to evolve from the new and (at the time) relatively unexplored format.

A forerunner to the French New Wave, Cléo from 5 to 7 was a truly trailblazing exercise in film narrative, shot in a documentary-like fashion to capture reality as true-to-life as cinematically possible. The film also has a famous ‘silent filmwithin-a-film’ segment, which all film connoisseurs will love, as it contains cameos by the likes of Jean-Luc Godard and Anna Karina.

French with English subtitles.

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Sun 9 Sep, 5pm £6 Book two or more films in the same transaction and save £1 per ticket 16/25 tickets £5 (limited availability)

Rated PG

90 mins

Taken from the old pastime of gleaning (collecting leftover crops from fields after they have been harvested), Varda’s documentary focuses on modern-day gleaners, allowing these marginalised people to speak for themselves and address everything from world politics to personal tragedies.

Sun 9 Sep, 7pm £6 Book two or more films in the same transaction and save £1 per ticket 16/25 tickets £5 (limited availability)

Part social critique, part Rated U travelogue, this eccentric and 82 mins eye-opening documentary is an unsentimental celebration of human resilience and how we should look out for those who survive on the margins of society.

music theatre comedy event dance family Carousel present:

Blue Camel Club

Mon 10 Sep, 7pm 6.45pm (doors) £5 (£1 carers) Age 14+

Standing event

Awesome Autumn is upon us, and we at TOM are delighted to welcome back the Blue Camel Club.

The biggest and best club night for learning disabled people and their friends, with acts including DJ’s Monkey Boy and Cranberry, DJ Ryan, Daniel Ives and live bands including Beat Express, launching their new single, Oops. Come ready to party and dance the night away.

AGMP presents:

Andy McKee + support

Tue 18 Sep, 8pm £17.50 Age 14+

One of the world's finest acoustic guitarists returns for a UK tour.

Andy McKee achieved crossover success with over 56 million YouTube views for his song Drifting, and he has been featured as a cover story in both Acoustic Guitar Magazine in the US and Acoustic Magazine in the UK. Now he heads to TOM, to entertain both the eye and the ear as he magically transforms the steel string guitar into a full orchestra via the use of altered tunings, tapping, partial capos, percussive hits and a signature two-handed technique.

Lout Promotions present:

Mark Lanegan & Duke Garwood + guests Mark Lanegan (Screaming Trees, Queens of the Stone Age) and Duke Garwood play an intimate seated gig here at TOM, in support of their new album With Animals.

Wed 3 Oct, 8.15pm £25

This is the second album by Mark Lanegan and Duke Age 14+ Garwood, two artists who’ve spent their careers stalking the peripheries and mapping sounds of the small hours. The record’s twelve songs are spectral and sinewy, often defined by the spaces in between the sounds. It’s soul music for anyone who’s long since left the crossroads.

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Listings OCT

Tangram Theatre presents:

Wed 10 Oct, 7.30pm £15 (£10 conc.)

A Hundred Different Words For Love

16/25

+ support

tickets £5

(limited availability)

A hilarious, heart-warming story of romance, despair and friendship from one of the UK’s most acclaimed storytellers.

Three years ago, James met the love of his life. A year ago, they broke up.

This is James’s story of falling in love and landing broken hearted. It’s also about him being Best Man of Honour at Sarah and Emma’s wedding. And it’s the story of a quest: to find the right words to make sense of love.

Featuring live music, original songs and unoriginal emotions expressed through all the wrong words, A Hundred Different Words for Love is set to break hearts and put them back together again.

★★★★★

“A triumph - will find a way to break (and mend) your heart” Broadway Baby

★★★★

“A master storyteller” WhatsOnStage

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FROM THE COMPANY THAT BROUGHT YOU

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Luke Wright presents:

Frankie Vah + support Luke Wright’s second verse play deals with love, loss and belief, against a backdrop of skuzzy indie venues and 80s politics.

Thu 11 Oct, 7.30pm £15 (£10 conc.)

16/25

tickets £5

(limited availability)

We all want something to Age 14+ believe in. It’s 1987 and Frankie 110 mins Vah gorges on love, radical politics, and skuzzy indie stardom.

But can he keep it all down?

Following the multi-award-winning What I Learned From Johnny Bevan, this new show from Luke Wright offers frenetic guitars, visceral verse and a Morrisseysized measure of heartache.

★★★★★ “ With Frankie Vah, he’s managed to craft

a gorgeously-worded powerhouse of a play, in one of the only verse dramas that could claim to get a crowd cheering and stamping their feet throughout” Broadway Baby

★★★★★ “Beautifully performed”Exeunt ★★★★★ “ Brilliant script … sheer linguistic

virtuosity and sweaty magnetism” Time Out

★★★★

“Thrilling and galvanizing” The Stage ★★★★ “ Engaging and sensitive” British Theatre Guide

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Listings OCT Lout Promotions presents:

Glasvegas

10th Anniversary 2018 Tour + guests

To celebrate the 10 year anniversary of the release of their Mercury nominated self-titled platinum selling debut album, Glasvegas are playing a select run of shows, including a headline show at The Old Market.

Sat 13 Oct, 7.30pm (doors) £20 Age 14+

Standing event

The Scottish indie rock band, consisting of James Allan (vocals), Rap Allan (lead guitar), Paul Donoghue (bass guitar) and Jonna Lofgren (drums), released their self-titled album in 2008. Glasvegas reached number two in the album charts and has sold over half a million copies worldwide. In this show, the band will perform the album in its entirety, which includes the singles Geraldine, Daddy’s Gone and Flowers & Football Tops.

TOM’s Film Club presents: TOM’s Film Club presents:

The Rider (12A TBC) From director Chloé Zhao (Songs My Brother Taught Me) comes this docu-drama portrait of the American heartland, which won the Art Cinema Award at Cannes 2017.

Mon 15 Oct, 8pm £6 Book two or more films in the same transaction and save £1 per ticket 16/25 tickets £5

After suffering a near fatal head injury, young rodeo cowboy Brady is told he must give up the sport. But Brady needs to (limited availability) support his family, and the Rated 12A (TBC) rodeo is his passion as well as his 104 mins lifeline. Without it he must seek out a new identity, exploring what it means to be a man in the heartland.

This hyper-realist film is enhanced by using cast members who were involved in the real-life story that the film is based upon, including lead actor Brady Jandreau, his sister and father, and fellow injured rider Lane Scott.

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Western (12A) A celebration of the classic film genre, taking the themes and iconography and applying them to present day migrant workers caught in a battle of wits on foreign territory.

A small task force of German workers are sent to a scenic but remote region in Bulgaria to construct a hydroelectric plant.

However, they are confronted with their own prejudices and mistrust due to the language barrier and cultural differences with native villagers.

Tue 16 Oct, 8pm £6 Book two or more films in the same transaction and save £1 per ticket 16/25 tickets £5 (limited availability)

Rated 12A

121 mins

Tensions come to a head, as the conversations and confrontations echo themes affiliated with the Western genre.

German & Bulgarian with English subtitles.

music theatre comedy event dance family Show and Tell presents:

The Mae Martin Experiment Following a sell-out UK tour, comedy’s most naturally charismatic star Mae Martin builds an improvised hour of stand-up based on the audience’s suggestions. This freeflowing, experimental hour will be a unique, one-night-only show that you won’t see anywhere else.

★★★★★“Fast becoming the finest

comedian of her generation” Metro

Wed 17 Oct, 8pm £14 (£10 conc.)

16/25

tickets £5

(limited availability)

Age 14+

60 mins (no interval)

The 2018 Chortle Award winner and 2017 Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee, is the star of her own stand-up special for Comedy Central, along with two award-nominated series for BBC Radio Four. She’s appeared on BBC2’s Live at the BBC and Sky’s The Russell Howard Hour and has sold-out seasons in London, Edinburgh and Australia.

Oscar Records presents:

Nick Pynn & Kate Daisy Grant New Album Launch A multi-instrumental show launching Nick Pynn’s new album Buffalo Orbison, and a set of Kate’s torch/folk/pop songs with new tracks from her album due later this year.

Thu 18 Oct, 8pm £15 16/

tickets £5

25 Nick has been described as an avant folk artist, (limited availability) dabbling in world folk and experimental music Age 14+ using a mixture of bass pedals and live looping with electro-acoustic stringed instruments. Now teaming up with songwriter Kate, the duo present a high-intensity show of beautiful music.

Snowdrop Music presents:

Faustus + Rosie Hodgson & Rowan Piggott

Sun 21 Oct, 7.30pm £16 (£14 conc.)

Age 14+

Faustus are three of the leading lights of their folk generation: Benji Kirkpatrick (Seth Lakeman Band, Bellowhead), Saul Rose (Waterson:Carthy, Whapweazel) and Paul Sartin (Bellowhead, Belshazzar’s Feast).

Benji Kirkpatrick was a key member of BBC Award winners Bellowhead and spent three years in the Seth Lakeman Band, having featured on Seth’s successful releases Kitty Jay and Freedom Fields. Saul Rose was a long time member of Waterson: Carthy, winning two BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards with Broken Ground and forming a duo with Eliza Carthy.

Paul Sartin was also a member of Bellowhead, as well as BBC Folk Award-nominated duo Belshazzar’s Feast.

This a rare opportunity to see these three folk stars live together, joined by local Midhurst duo Rosie Hodgson and Rowan Piggott.

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Listings oct ★★★★★

“ A thing of raw and unmissable beauty” Herald Scotland ★★★★★

“ Breath-taking brilliance” Broadway Baby

★★★★★

“ Astonishingly captivating” Musical Theatre Review

DTP and 2B Theatre Company presents:

Old Stock

A Refugee Love Story

Hot off a critically-acclaimed Off-Broadway run, Canada’s 2b Theatre Company head to UK shores, presenting An award-winning humorously dark folktale woven together with a high-energy concert.

This Klezmer-folk music-theatre hybrid starring genre-bending sensation Ben Caplan is inspired by the true stories of two Jewish Romanian refugees immigrating to Canada in 1908.

It’s about how to love after being broken by the horrors of war. It’s about refugees who get out before it’s too late, and those who get out after it’s too late. And it’s about looking into the eyes of God. A post-show Q&A will be taking place on Tue 23 Oct. Visit our website for more info.

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Tue 23 – Sat 27 Oct, 7.30pm Tue 23 Oct £14 (£12 conc.)

Wed 24 & Thu 25 Oct £18 (£16 conc.)

Fri 26 & Sat 27 Oct £20 (£18 conc.)

School groups 10+ £5 16/25

tickets £5

(limited availability)

Age 14+ (Contains strong language and sexual references)

85 mins (no interval)

music theatre comedy event dance family TOM’s Film Club presents:

Once Upon a Time in the West (12A) To celebrate the 90th birthday of the great maestro Ennio Morricone, we present a 50th anniversary screening of one of the most majestic westerns ever made, featuring some of his most iconic ‘Spaghetti Western’ compositions.

Sergio Leone’s follow-up to The Man with No Name trilogy sees villainous would-be tycoon and gunfighter Frank (Henry Fonda) try to drive the recently widowed Jill (Claudia Cardinale) off her land to make way for a corrupt railway company. However, quiet loner Harmonica (Charles Bronson) and sympathetic outlaw Cheyenne (Jason Robards) offer her protection from Frank and his men.

Featuring one of the most breathtaking introductory scenes in cinema history, the film script was largely improvised around the mood of Morricone’s masterful score, resulting in an operatic masterpiece which many consider one of the greatest films ever made.

Mon 29 Oct, 7.30pm £6 Book two or more films in the same transaction and save £1 per ticket 16/25 tickets £5 (limited availability)

Rated 12A

165 mins

Dom Coyote presents:

We Can Time Travel + support This lyrical new solo piece of gig-theatre, to a backdrop of 80’s synths and drum machines, is a story of adventure, hope and the urgency of living in the now.

Tue 30 Oct, 7.30pm £15 (£10 conc.)

16/25

tickets £5

(limited availability)

Age 12+ (recommended) Dom has found a message, 60 mins hidden in a cassette tape his (no interval) grandad sent to him 15 years ago. Some people think it's a key. A key to time travel. Join Dom has he takes us back to the day that his grandfather was lost at sea in a desperate quest to save him.

Inspired by HG Wells’ 1895 novella, The Time Machine, with a music style reminiscent of alternative pop classics from Kate Bush and poetic storytelling with the political dynamism of Kate Tempest – We Can Time Travel is a playful contemporary fable for our times and a loving homage to the music and blockbuster movies that inspired a generation – from Back to the Future to Close Encounters of the Third Kind.

We Can Time Travel is commissioned by Shoreditch Town Hall and supported by Quarterhouse Folkestone and Bristol Ferment.

Funded by Arts Council England, Unity Theatre Trust and Golsoncott Foundation.

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Listings oct/nov

Lout Promotions presents:

Waterstones presents:

No Such Thing As A Fish

Villagers + guests Always restless and inventive while always true to the power and glory of songwriting and melody, Conor O’Brien has made another great leap forward with Villagers’ fourth studio album, The Art of Pretending to Swim.

Wed 31 Oct, 7.30pm (doors) £17.50 Age 14+

Standing event

O’Brien’s new reconnects with the multi-faceted approach of previous records Becoming a Jackal and {Awayland}, whilst adding a new-found soulfulness, creating feverish moods while writing effortlessly accessible tunes. Balanced with subtle aspects and lyrical themes that embrace fears and hopes in this desperate technologically-centred dystopian age, The Art of Pretending to Swim is the most brilliantly realised Villagers album to date.

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Join the team behind the award-winning podcast No Such Thing As A Fish for a jaw-dropping, side-splitting show.

Writers and presenters Dan Thu 1 Nov, 7.30pm Schreiber, Andrew Hunter £20 (includes Murray, Anna Ptaszynski book) and James Harkin will be Age 14+ celebrating the launch of their new book, The Book of the Year 2018, and recording a live podcast with bizarre facts and laboured puns a-plenty.

Four years and over 200 episodes after it began, No Such Thing As A Fish gets 1.5 million listeners a week, has been transformed into the spin-off BBC2 TV series No Such Thing As The News, and has completed multiple sell-out tours - including selling out the Sydney Opera House in March this year. The team's first book, The Book of the Year 2017, hit the Amazon top 10 bestsellers list in… 2017.

music theatre comedy event dance family Paines Plough and Birmingham Repertory Theatre in association with Latitude Festival present:

Pop Music

By Anna Jordan For anyone that’s ever been a d*ck on the dance floor.

A wedding. A free bar. A blast from the past.

Fri 2 Nov, 7.30pm G and Kayla’s lives are a mess but tonight £15 (£10 conc.) they’re determined to ‘Have It Large’. As 16/25 tickets £5 their veins course with adrenaline and (limited availability) prosecco, we follow them on an epic journey age14+ through thirty years of Pop. Can the DJ save them as they become Dancing Queens, reliving their Teenage Dream, Staying Out for the Summer and Spicing Up Their Lives?

Pop Music is an emotionally contagious rollercoaster by Bruntwood Prize winner Anna Jordan. Part gig, part theatre, this will be a night out like no other.

The Drawing Circus presents:

The Sleep of Reason After the success of the award-winning 2017 event The Rise and Fall of the Drawing Circus, the life models return to The Old Market to tell a new story.

Follow them into the woods of the imagination for an immersive day of life drawing like you’ve never seen before.

The Sleep of Reason is a theatrical life drawing event with models posing in still tableau throughout the Old Market with the characters of The Drawing Circus taking on a new wild aspect as the Circus draws upon the muse

Sun 4 Nov, 1pm-8pm (doors 12.45pm) £25 (£15 students) Age 16+ (recommended) contains nudity

of nature - forest spirits will cavort, unclothed amongst the creatures of the forest to weave a story in still poses accompanied by live music from the Drawchestra.

The Drawing Circus are a Brighton based troupe of models, artists and tutors who put on themed drawing events around the UK. Easels and drawing boards are provided on a first come first served basis, please bring your own drawing materials. This is an untutored event, open to all drawing abilities.

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Image: Mark Dawson Photography

Green Ginger presents:

Melting Vinyl presents:

Gruff Rhys + special guests The BBC 6 music favourite Gruff Rhys returns to the touring scene, with new album Babelsberg out now on Rough Trade records.

The Mercury nominated Fri 9 Nov, 7.30pm Welsh singer-songwriter (doors) has a career spanning £18 twenty years of top Age 14+ selling albums and sold Standing event out tours, both as a solo artist as well as under the band Super Furry Animals. Initially recorded in early 2016, the tracks were set aside for 18 months awaiting additional orchestral scores by composer Stephen McNeff as well as work from the 72-piece BBC National Orchestra of Wales.

In this new album, Gruff manages to perfectly document our troubling times with humour, grace and addictive melodies. This is arguably his finest set of songs to date, so come listen to this as well as other fantastic music from his back catalogue.

★★★★★

“ Full of wit, originality and indelible tunes” The Guardian

Intronauts co-produced with nordland visual theatre This exciting new show by award-winning theatre and puppetry company Green Ginger (Aardman Animations, Welsh National Opera) will propel audiences into a microscopic journey deep within the human body.

Sat 10 Nov, 8pm Sun 11 Nov, 7pm £15 (£10 conc.)

16/25

tickets £5

(limited availability)

Age 12+ (recommended)

60 mins (no interval)

In a not-too-distant future, people can buy personal cleaners called Intronauts; miniaturised human workers injected into their bodies in order to carry out essential maintenance.

But what happens if your cleaner discovers your dirty laundry?

And how much do you actually want to know about what goes on inside?

A madcap story about advancing technology, big syringes and a tiny submarine. Taking its cue from classic sci-fi movies and fuelled by absurd visual comedy and innovative puppetry, Intronauts offers an intoxicating inner body experience that is out of this world. Join us for a trip that really gets under the skin; after all, what could possibly go wrong? Directed

by Emma Williams, music by Simon Preston.

Made possible using public funds through Arts Council England Grants for the Arts funding and our co-producers Nordland Visual Theatre.

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Listings nov Leola Music Ltd present:

Ralph McTell One of the great storytellers, Ralph McTell is now celebrating more than 50 years on the road with a live show at TOM.

Wed 14 Nov, 7.30pm £25 Age 14+

Known for his virtuoso guitar style, Ralph is primarily a prolific and gifted songwriter. With a style that invites you into a unique world, he weaves a narrative that is both significant and poignant.

He made his debut in 1968 with the album Eight Frames a Second and in 1974 the release of Streets of London earned him an Ivor Novello Award. In 2002 he was presented with the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards.

AGMP present:

Blancmange + support

Thu 15 Nov, 8pm £19.50 Age 14+

British electronic band Blancmange first broke through in the early 80s with their mix of synthesizers and surrealism, fused in groundbreaking singles such as Feel Me, Living On The Ceiling, Blind Vision and Don't Tell Me. The epic synth-pop of Waves and a cover of Abba's The Day Before You Came illustrated a band who were always willing to change and adapt new styles within their electronic framework. After working on their own projects and film music, they returned in 2011 to great acclaim with their fourth studio release, Blanc Burn. The Semi Detached album followed in 2015 and Blancmange’s first ever instrumental album, Nil By Mouth and Commuter 23 arrived in 2016. The inspiration continued with Blancmange's 2017 album Unfurnished Rooms.

Now, Blancmange play a headline show at TOM in support of their latest album, Wanderlust.

" Probably the most under-rated electronic act of all time" Moby

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music theatre comedy event dance family Lena Mae presents:

Hundred Watt Club Pop the champagne, Hundred Watt Club are back in town!

Returning to The Old Market with a glittering line-up of neo-burlesque, circus, cabaret and comedy, come let your hair down and indulge in a heady evening of decadent, vintage inspired entertainment.

Fri 16 Nov, 8pm £16 (£13 conc.), groups of 10+ 10% off

Age 18+ Hosted by His Royal Hairiness, award-winning boylesque legend Dave the Bear, with retro striptease from ambrosial showgirl Tabitha Taboo, scintillating duo Deux Ailes bring gravity defying, breath-taking acrobatic tricks, whilst weird and oh, so wonderful queerlesque comes from the innovative Cheski Kobler. Bringing up the rear is gutter mouthed music-hall madame, Auntie Mae… The Lowdown: Not for the fainthearted, this show employs and embraces adult themes with gusto! Glamorous, vintage attire is encouraged but not enforced; wear what you’re comfy in.

BIG COUNTRY // SAT 17 NOV // SOLD OUT, CHECK OUR WEBSITE FOR RETURNS Phil McIntyre Entertainments presents:

Jason Byrne You Can Come In, But Don’t Start Anything The “Outright King of Live Comedy” (Times) Jason Byrne is on the road again for more comedy chaos.

Sun 18 Nov, 8pm £19.50

Age 14+ Strap in as Jason takes you on a trip of mad routines alongside some proper bonkers stunts. As seen on Live at the Apollo (BBC1), The Royal Variety Show (ITV1), Don’t Say It, Bring It (Dave), Wild Things (Sky) and recently seen judging Ireland’s Got Talent (TV3).

“Unmissable” Evening Standard “Consistently brilliant” The Metro

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Listings NOV neat neat neat presents:

Sunflower bean Sunflower Bean are back for their second Brighton show this year, to promote their second album, Twentytwo in Blue.

Wed 21 Nov, 7.30pm (doors) £13.50

Age 14+ The band, consisting of Julia Standing event Cumming (bass and lead vocals), Nick Kivlen (guitar and vocals) and Jacob Faber (drums) released their first EP, Show Me Your Seven Secrets, in 2015, and they haven’t looked back since. Emerging at the intersection of dreamy modern pop and urgent fuzz-driven rock ’n’ roll, they soon gained the title of New York City’s hardest-working band and have continued to tour extensively with bands including Pixies, Wolf Alice and DIIV. Moving on from 2016’s release, Human Ceremony, the band have defined their direction, a product of their own maturity and the insanity of the times we’re in. This is a band making music for this generation - progressive and ever-changing.

The Hiccup Project presents:

It’s Okay, I’m Dealing With It Through their multi-award winning combination of dance, comedy and chat, The Hiccup Project ask what we do when things aren’t okay.

Wed 28 Nov, 8pm £12.50 (£10 conc.)

Age 12+

75 mins

Cristina and Chess have both (no interval) experienced smashing their two front teeth. It affected them, and it got them thinking.

In a culture preoccupied with keeping a stiff upper lip and for everything to always be ‘fine’: how do we deal with difficult things? What happens if we don’t want to deal with them? Sometimes we laugh, sometimes we cry and sometimes we try our best to distract ourselves. But don’t worry, it’s okay, we’re dealing with it.

After a sell-out run at Brighton Fringe 2016, and two sell out UK tours 2017/2018, It’s Okay, I’m Dealing With It asks what we do when things aren’t okay. Through their multi award-winning combination of dance, comedy, chat and song, Cristina MacKerron and Chess Dillon-Reams unravel their own struggles and vulnerabilities and try to piece together how to cope with them.

★★★★★ “Their dance is skilled, their timing is spot-on, and their comedy is hilarious” Fringe Guru

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“ Energetic, funny and filthy as **** - this pair are perfect!” Gay Times ★★★★ “An expert blend of comedy, song and theatre…”

Time Out, Melbourne

Soho Theatre & Tim Whitehead Management present:

Jinkx Monsoon & Major Scales The Ginger Snapped Following last year’s total sell-out tour, Ru Paul’s Drag Race favourite Jinkx Monsoon and lyrical genius Major Scales return to showcase new music from their upcoming album.

Fri 23 – Tue 27 Nov, 8pm £20 (£18 conc.)

However, Jinkx worries that her best years are behind her. In order to avoid a breakdown of diva proportions, Major must act as both pianist and therapist to the Manic Miss Monsoon. Music and mental health collide in this witty, biting look at the dark side of Drag fame.

80 mins (no interval)

16/25

tickets £5

(limited availability)

Age 16+

It’s therapy you can dance to!

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Listings nov/dec Neat Neat Neat present:

Ryley Walker + special guests Fresh off the back of his new album Deafman Glance - released on Dead Oceans - Ryley Walker comes to TOM with his unique brand of technical, soulful, and imaginatively colourful Americana.

Fri 30 Nov, 7pm (doors) £13 Age 14+

Standing event

Known for his talent for improvisation, Ryley has tried to break from the acoustic-rooted folk-shaped mould he is known for with an album of colourful electronic tracks that mark a new direction for Ryley whilst staying true to where he has come from. He manages to combine influences from the likes of Grizzly Bear and Dirty Projectors in some of the tracks on the new album, alongside the likes of Kevin Morby and Kurt Vile. This is beautiful music that will move you.

Jalapeno Records presents:

The Jalapeno Bop Things are heating up at TOM, as The Jalapeno Bop returns with its winter edition, on a mission to bring quality live soul, funk and disco to Brighton alongside some of the hottest DJ’s around.

Sat 1 Dec, 7pm-1am £17.50 (£15 conc.)

On the door £20 Age 18+ only

Standing event This night will see soul / jazz phenomenon Myles Sanko bring his band to The Old Market fresh from a headline European tour and dates supporting Gregory Porter. He’ll be joined by ten piece live funk and soul band The Soul Steppers, who will be warming up proceedings by bringing the rarest 60s and 70s dance floor fillers back to life!

The astonishing DJ Cheeba will close out the night performing his DJ / AV set cutting funk, soul, disco and hip hop with live projected visuals. It’s a show that has to be seen and heard. Hold on to your hats folks, this is going to be another HOT one.

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music theatre comedy event dance family Carousel present:

Blue Camel Club Celebrate the end of 2018 in style with Carousel’s The Blue Camel Club.

Lots of live bands, DJs, visuals and Christmas fun to keep you going through to the next year and beyond! This is the ultimate party night for learning disabled people and their friends.

Mon 10 Dec, 7pm 6.45pm (doors) £5 (£1 carers) Age 14+

Standing event

Brighton Beach Boys present:

The Beatles ‘White Album’

50th Anniversary Show

Following on from their sold out May show at TOM, the Brighton Beach Boys and The Psychedelic Love Orchestra return once more to perform The White Album.

Fifty years old this year, released November 1968 and two years ahead of schedule, The Beatles offers a soundtrack to the Sixties, marking a change from the technicolour energy of Sgt Pepper, with its blank sleeve and spiky musicality.

Wed 12 Dec, 8pm £20 Age 14+

130 mins

Soon rechristened The White Album, the double album almost predicts the fragmentary nature of the close of the decade, reflected in the chaotic panoply of songs and sounds on such classics as: Back in the USSR, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Helter Skelter, Blackbird, Ob-La Di, Ob-La- Da, Dear Prudence and more.

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Freckle Productions presents:

Tabby McTat From the book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler “Me, you and the old guitar, How perfectly, perfectly happy we are.

MEEE-EW and the old guitar.

How PURRR-fectly happy we are!”

Thu 13 Dec, 2pm & 4pm Fri 14 Dec, 11am & 4pm Sat 15 & Sun 16 Dec, 11am, 2pm & 4pm £10 Age 2-7 (recommended)

60 mins (no interval)

Tabby McTat is a cat with the loudest of meee-ews and a best friend with a guitar. Together they sing their favourite songs delighting the crowds, until one day Fred disappears. Separated and alone, Tabby finds shelter and a new life with all the home comforts that any cat could dream of. However, memories of his life with Fred haunt him, and he sets off to search the streets for his long-lost friend.

Interwoven with original songs, Tabby McTat is the heart-warming tale of friendship and loyalty from the team behind Tiddler and Other Terrific Tales.

Tabby McTat © 2009 Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler.

Published by Alison Green Books, an imprint of Scholastic Children’s Books.

★★★★

“Zesty and delightful. A clever compelling treat” Independent, on previous show “Absolutely purr-fect” The Times, on book

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Get Lost and Found presents:

Mystery and Mischief in Moomin Valley Following our hugely popular run last year, we're delighted to welcome back the Moomins for another round of fun here at TOM. Taking place in our intimate bar, this is the perfect first show for younger theatregoers this December.

Discover a world where anything is possible! Be sure to pack your imagination and join us on an unforgettable journey to Moomin Valley, where everyone is welcome, nature thrives and adventures are plentiful.

Thu 20 – Mon 31 Dec, 10.30am & 12pm daily No performances on Tue 25 & Wed 26 Dec Doors open 15 mins prior to show

ÂŁ8.50 Age 3-7 (recommended)

45 mins (no interval) Please note: this show takes place in TOM’s Bar, every adult must be accompanied by a child

Magical puppetry, an ingenious pop-up book set, original music and interactive play will delight young audiences and encourage them to immerse themselves in a unique participatory story-telling. Expect snow, surprises and plenty of Moomin mischief!

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1927 presents:

The Animals & Children Took To The Streets We are delighted to welcome back the awardwinning theatre company 1927 (previously at TOM with the stunning show Golem). Like a giant novel burst into life, we invite you on a theatrical journey of startling originality.

Welcome to the Bayou, a part of the city feared and loathed wherein lies the infamous Bayou Mansions; a sprawling stinking tenement block, where curtain-twitchers and peeping-toms live side by side, and the wolf is always at the door.

When Agnes Eaves and her daughter arrive late one night, does it signal hope in this hopeless place, or has the real horror only just begun?

Seamlessly synchronising live music, performance and storytelling with stunning films and animation, this is the wickedly twisted international hit tale from the multiple award-winning company behind Golem and The Magic Flute.

Wed 19 Dec ’18 – Sat 12 Jan ‘19 Performance times vary per day, visit theoldmarket.com to find out more Premium tickets (prime seat and complimentary drink) £23-£29.50 Standard tickets £18-£24.50 Concessions £3 off School groups 10+ £12 16/25

tickets £5

(limited availability)

Prices vary per performance, visit theoldmarket.com to find out more Age 12+ (recommended)

70 mins (no interval) ACCESSIBLE PERFORMANCE: TUE 8 JAN, 7.30PM Captioned and Audio Described

★★★★★ “This is a perfect alternative show. In fact, it is a perfect show” Financial Times

“A mind-glowingly beautiful piece of theatre” Time Out London ★★★★ “A huge hit beckons” Evening Standard

“1927 conjure a world so complete it feels as if you’ve fallen down a rabbit hole” The Guardian “1927 have raised the bar in this blackly funny masterpiece…” The Herald “Anyone interested in theatre should see this company now” The Observer

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FROM our community

Brighton Early Music Festival presents:

Shakespeare Schools Foundation presents:

Beauty, Love and Death

Shakespeare Schools Festival

17th-century English and Italian music theatre meets hip hop in this brand new production by director Thomas Guthrie and choreographer JP Omari of Streetfunk, Brighton.

Both works feature the infamous mother and son team, Venus and Cupid, and their playful interactions with the hearts and destinies of human lovers. A cast of some of the best young vocal talent emerging on the scene is joined by dancers from Streetfunk, combining the exquisite original music with the energy and contemporary gestures of street dance.

A mini opera double bill: Claudio Monteverdi Il ballo delle ingrate (1608) John Blow Venus and Adonis (1683)

Tue 6 – Thu 8 Nov, 7.30pm £18 / £24 / £28 Under 25s half price Under 12s free entry All tickets available from bremf.org.uk (from 10 sep)

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An exhilarating evening of theatre, featuring a series of unique abridged Shakespeare productions by local schools.

This festival provides a platform for up to 30,000 young people to express themselves and grow in confidence as they take to a professional stage.

See Shakespeare’s timeless stories brought to life like never before and support young people from the community.

Please note: tickets go on sale Mon 10 Sep, 10am.

Mon 19 & Tue 20 Nov, 7pm £10 (£8 conc.), groups 20+ £7

music theatre comedy event dance family BHOS presents:

Priscilla Queen of the Desert:

The Musical

Get ready for the ride of your life, as the ultimate party comes to Brighton!

Tue 4 – Thu 6 Dec, 7.45pm Fri 7 Dec, 8pm Sat 8 Dec, 4pm & 8pm £20 (£18 conc.)

Based on the smash-hit movie, the feel-good Age 15+ international hit Priscilla Queen of the Desert is the heart-warming, uplifting adventure of three friends who hop aboard a battered old camper van searching for love and friendship, and end up finding more than they could have ever dreamed of.

With a dazzling array of outrageous costumes and a hit parade of dance floor classics including It’s Raining Men, I Will Survive, Hot Stuff, Boogie Wonderland, Go West, Girls Just Wanna Have Fun, I Love the Nightlife and more. A wildly fresh and funny hit musical that will take you on a journey to the heart of fabulous!

Windmill Young Actors present:

Everywhere After winning the Outstanding Theatre award at Brighton Fringe Festival 2017, Windmill Young Actors are back with a brand new Christmas show.

Everywhere is an ensemble Tue 11 Dec, 6pm physical and visual theatre £12 (£10 conc.) show based on folk stories Age 6+ (recommended) from around the world. Awardwinning director Tanushka Marah and a youth cast from WYActors invite you on a whirlwind voyage of tales from around the world.

Performed by an ensemble of exceptionally talented young performers aged 14-17, the show is ready to enchant and captivate the hearts and minds of audiences this Christmas. The ancient art of storytelling is brought cheekily up to date with this high-energy total theatre experience.

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Your Visit Box Office:

opening TIMES:

Online: theoldmarket.com

TOM’s Box Office:

Monday-Friday, 1pm - 5pm Booking tickets online is easy as pie (and far easier than making a pie). Our Box Office Show Door Times: system is automated and you will be emailed Seated Events: 45 minutes an ‘e-receipt’ as soon as your payment has before advertised start time been processed. unless stated otherwise.

Standing Events: Door time as advertised in listings.

Tickets can be booked over the phone Mon-Fri, Please note: all show running times are approximate.

10am-5pm

Phone: 01273 201 801

In Person: come say hello Contact Us: Our Box Office is open Mon-Fri, 1pm-5pm

Email: info@theoldmarket.com Post: 11a Upper Market Street, Hove, BN3 1AS

Concession Rates Concessions vary between performances, but are generally available for students in full-time education, under 16s and over 65s.

TOM’s Friends save 15% when booking shows that are TOM-tagged (some exclusions apply, please call us for more information).

16/ 25

tickets are available on a first come, first served basis, please visit our website for full terms and conditions.

order fee We have a small charge of £1.70 per transaction to contribute towards costs of running our Box Office (if you want to save a little cash, book in person at the Box Office to avoid the order fee, but don’t tell our boss… wait, they’ve probably already read this… whoops). To find out what your contribution goes towards, visit our website.

COLLECTING TICKETS Simply present your payment card or a form of ID at the Box Office. You can collect tickets either in advance (when we’re open!) or on the door before your show begins. If you plan to collect on the door, be sure to allow a little extra time as our Box Office can get quite busy. If you’re collecting 1625 tickets, you can only pick these up on the door (check our website for full terms and conditions).

AGE RESTRICTIONS All under 16s must be accompanied by an adult when visiting TOM.

How To Find Us: The Old Market is located between Brighton and Hove town centres, near Brunswick Square. We are easily accessible by foot, car or public transport. See our website for detailed instructions and map:

theoldmarket.com/find-us

Directions: From Western road, turn South onto Upper Market Street; you’ll see our main entrance immediately in front of you.

Parking: Pay & Display on Kingsway (by Hove Lawns) requires payment only until 8pm, or NCP Regency Square is a 10 minute walk away.

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MORE INFORMATION: theoldmarket.com/your-visit

ACCESS We have partnered up with Attitude is Everything to ensure that everyone can enjoy what we do here at The Old Market. We have step free access from the street and throughout the venue, including access to the Box Office, TOM’s Bar and the Main House. Access to other floors in the venue is via platform life (31” wide and 43” deep). This provides access to our toilets (including our accessible toilet).

PERSONAL ASSISTANT TICKETS

ASSISTANCE DOGS

We provide a free ticket for a Deaf or disabled person who purchases their own ticket, to enable them to bring a PA with them. If you require a PA ticket, please contact us ahead of your visit to arrange this.

We welcome assistance dogs into the venue and will be more than happy to provide them with water for the duration of your visit. During a performance, an assistance dog would be sat next to you. In order to secure a space for your assistance dog, please let our Box Office team know at the time of booking.

ACCESSIBLE VIEWING AREAS We have various options available depending on the event. If you need a seat for one of our standing gigs or events, please contact us ahead of your visit to arrange this. Seats are for disabled visitors and are available on a first come, first served basis.

OTHER INFO We are always striving to provide a number of different assisted performances, please check our website show listings for all assisted performances.

This is a shortened version of our Access Policy. Our full policy is available online: theoldmarket.com/your-visit/accessibility

Hire our Venue Performances, parties, events, receptions…

Find out more at theoldmarket.com/venue-hire

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Mon 3 8PM YOU WERE NEVER REALLY HERE (15) Tue 4 8PM JEUNE FEMME (15) Fri 7 7.30PM 201 DANCE COMPANY: SKIN Sat 8 7.45PM STEVE NORMAN Sun 9 5PM CLEO FROM 5 TO 7 (PG) Sun 9 7PM THE GLEANERS AND I (U) Mon 10 7PM BLUE CAMEL CLUB Tue 18 8PM ANDY MCKEE

october

Wed 3 7.30PM MARK LANEGAN &

DUKE GARWOOD Wed 10 7.30PM TANGRAM THEATRE:

A HUNDRED DIFFERENT

WORDS FOR LOVE Thu 11 7.30PM LUKE WRIGHT: FRANKIE VAH Sat 13 7.30PM GLASVEGAS Mon 15 8PM THE RIDER (12A TBC) Tue 16 8PM WESTERN (12A) Wed 17 8PM THE MAE MARTIN EXPERIMENT Thu 18 8PM BUFFALO ORBISON

ALBUM LAUNCH Sun 21 7.30PM FAUSTUS + ROSIE HODGSON

& ROWAN PIGOTT Tue 23 7.30PM OLD STOCK:

A REFUGEE LOVE STORY Wed 24 7.30PM OLD STOCK:

A REFUGEE LOVE STORY Thu 25 7.30PM OLD STOCK:

A REFUGEE LOVE STORY Fri 26 7.30PM OLD STOCK:

A REFUGEE LOVE STORY Sat 27 7.30PM OLD STOCK:

A REFUGEE LOVE STORY Mon 29 7.30PM ONCE UPON A TIME

IN THE WEST Tue 30 7.30PM DOM COYOTE:

WE CAN TIME TRAVEL Wed 31 7.30PM VILLAGERS

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Thu 1 7.30PM NO SUCH THING AS A FISH Fri 2 7.30PM PAINES PLOUGH &

BIRMINGHAM REPERTORY

THEATRE: POP MUSIC Sun 4 1PM THE SLEEP OF REASON Tue 6 7.30PM BEAUTY, LOVE AND DEATH Wed 7 7.30PM BEAUTY, LOVE AND DEATH Thu 8 7.30PM BEAUTY, LOVE AND DEATH Fri 9 7.30PM GRUFF RHYS Sat 10 8PM GREEN GINGER: INTRONAUTS Sun 11 7PM GREEN GINGER: INTRONAUTS Wed 14 7.30PM RALPH MCTELL Thu 15 8PM BLANCMANGE Fri 16 8PM HUNDRED WATT CLUB Sat 17 7PM BIG COUNTRY Sun 18 8PM JASON BYRNE Mon 19 7PM SHAKESPEARE SCHOOLS FESTIVAL Tue 20 7PM SHAKESPEARE SCHOOLS FESTIVAL Wed 21 7.30PM SUNFLOWER BEAN Fri 23 8PM JINKX MONSOON &

MAJOR SCALES:

THE GINGER SNAPPED Sat 24 8PM JINKX MONSOON &

MAJOR SCALES:

THE GINGER SNAPPED Sun 25 8PM JINKX MONSOON &

MAJOR SCALES:

THE GINGER SNAPPED Mon 26 8PM JINKX MONSOON &

MAJOR SCALES:

THE GINGER SNAPPED Tue 27 8PM JINKX MONSOON &

MAJOR SCALES:

THE GINGER SNAPPED Wed 28 8PM IT’S OKAY, I’M DEALING

WITH IT Fri 30 7PM RYLEY WALKER

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Sat 1 7PM THE JALAPENO BOP Tue 4 7.45PM BHOS: PRISCILLA QUEEN

OF THE DESERT: THE MUSICAL Wed 5 7.45PM BHOS: PRISCILLA QUEEN

OF THE DESERT: THE MUSICAL Thu 6 7.45PM BHOS: PRISCILLA QUEEN

OF THE DESERT: THE MUSICAL Fri 7 8PM BHOS: PRISCILLA QUEEN

OF THE DESERT: THE MUSICAL Sat 8 4PM BHOS: PRISCILLA QUEEN

8PM OF THE DESERT: THE MUSICAL Mon 10 7PM BLUE CAMEL CLUB Tue 11 6PM WINDMILL YOUNG ACTORS: EVERYWHERE Wed 12 8PM THE BEATLES ‘WHITE ALBUM’

50TH ANNIVERSARY SHOW Thu 13 2PM TABBY MCTAT

4PM Fri 14 11AM TABBY MCTAT 4PM Sat 15 11AM TABBY MCTAT

2PM

4PM Sun 16 11AM TABBY MCTAT

2PM 4PM Wed 19 7.30PM 1927: THE ANIMALS &

CHILDREN TOOK TO

THE STREETS Thu 20 10.30AM MISCHIEF AND MYSTERY

12PM IN MOOMIN VALLEY Thu 20 7.30PM 1927: THE ANIMALS &

CHILDREN TOOK TO THE STREETS Fri 21 10.30AM MISCHIEF AND MYSTERY

12PM IN MOOMIN VALLEY Fri 21 7.30PM 1927: THE ANIMALS &

CHILDREN TOOK TO THE STREETS Sat 22 10.30AM MISCHIEF AND MYSTERY

12PM IN MOOMIN VALLEY Sat 22 2.30PM 1927: THE ANIMALS &

7.30PM CHILDREN TOOK TO THE STREETS Sun 23 10.30AM MISCHIEF AND MYSTERY

12PM IN MOOMIN VALLEY Sun 23 2.30PM 1927: THE ANIMALS &

CHILDREN TOOK TO THE STREETS Mon 24 10.30AM MISCHIEF AND MYSTERY

12PM IN MOOMIN VALLEY Mon 24 2.30PM 1927: THE ANIMALS &

CHILDREN TOOK TO THE STREETS Thu 27 10.30AM MISCHIEF AND MYSTERY

12PM IN MOOMIN VALLEY Thu 27 7.30PM 1927: THE ANIMALS &

CHILDREN TOOK TO THE STREETS

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12PM IN MOOMIN VALLEY Fri 28 7.30PM 1927: THE ANIMALS &

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12PM IN MOOMIN VALLEY Sat 29 2.30PM 1927: THE ANIMALS &

7.30PM CHILDREN TOOK TO THE STREETS Sun 30 10.30AM MISCHIEF AND MYSTERY

12PM IN MOOMIN VALLEY Sun 30 2.30PM 1927: THE ANIMALS &

CHILDREN TOOK TO THE STREETS Mon 31 10.30AM MISCHIEF AND MYSTERY

12PM IN MOOMIN VALLEY Mon 31 2.30PM 1927: THE ANIMALS &

CHILDREN TOOK TO THE STREETS

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CHILDREN TOOK TO THE STREETS Sat 5 2.30PM 7.30PM 1927: THE ANIMALS &

CHILDREN TOOK TO THE STREETS Sun 6 2.30PM 1927: THE ANIMALS &

CHILDREN TOOK TO THE STREETS Tue 8 7.30PM 1927: THE ANIMALS &

CHILDREN TOOK TO THE STREETS Wed 9 7.30PM 1927: THE ANIMALS &

CHILDREN TOOK TO THE STREETS Thu 10 7.30PM 1927: THE ANIMALS &

CHILDREN TOOK TO THE STREETS Fri 11 7.30PM 1927: THE ANIMALS &

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