Met Brochure May - July 1999

Folk • Children’s Shows • Theatre • World Music • Street Entertainment

Ticket Office 0161 761 2216May to July 1999

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Streets Ahead

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Streets Ahead, the spectacular inter-

national festival of street entertainment,

returns making Bury the only place to be

this Bank Holiday! Artists from across the

globe will be appearing across the town

centre, and local groups will perform

specially created pieces. Music, comedy,

circus and theatre – it’s the best

entertainment around!

“They promised something for everyone

and the organisers of the 1998 Bury

Streets Ahead Festival delivered… Roll

on next year!” Bury Times, reviewing

1998’s Streets Ahead Festival.

Why not spend the day in Bury? Take in an

exhibition at the Art Gallery, browse around

the shops, see Thomas the Tank Engine on

the East Lancs Railway, enjoy lunch – and

then get out on the streets and enjoy the

shows! All festival sites will be closed to

traffic, for your comfort and safety.

For a full Streets Ahead programmecall in to The Met or phone 0161953 4238.

Streets Ahead in Bury is organised by The

Met Arts Centre, in association with Bury

Metropolitan Borough Council

Artists appearing in Bury on

Bank Holiday Monday include:

Aggressive Honey Fungus Bizarre

walkabout characters who really know how to play!

Aksident (Belgium) An investigation into the

scientific basis of love.

Sally Barker Percussive guitar and gutsy folk singing.

Black Eagles (Tanzania) African acrobats who

perform astonishing tumbling and backflips faster

than you can breathe. You feel tired at the end!

Bury Arts Project Seventy Aliens invade Bury!

Cirque Ronaldo (Belglum) A genuine old-world

circus, complete with a roving wagon of props, just

like the itinerant street performers of the past.

Eso Es House music meets Latin and Ibiza dance-

floor styles. Gets your blood racing!

La Fanfarra (Spain) The adventures of a janitor

looking after a theatre. A new show from one of

Spain’s best-known puppet companies.

Osagyefo African drumming and dancing.

Dennis Rogers (USA) Traditional native American

dances using fronds, sashes, ribbons and knives.

Skokiaan Brass-led six piece band playing South

African township jive.

Wormwood Gaul Percussion duo who make an

amazing range of sounds from just two drums.

Whalley Range All Stars The secret life of a tailor’s

dummy!

Zambura Bury’s samba group.

Danny Zapparelli Speciality and cabaret acts.

SPECIAL EVENT on the Wylde…

Utopium Theatre (France) Snow White meets Tintin,

Robin Hood runs amok, King Kong takes on Little Red

Riding Hood. Fairy stories with a sting in the tale.

Family entertainment. In English.

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Ticket Office 0161 761 22162

Bank Holiday Monday 3 May

Street Entertainment

Free12.15pm -

5.15pm

Free!

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Family Ticket £14 for four peopleincluding at least one child

Big NazoRock’n’Roll puppet orchestra Big Nazo from the USA

are a group of visual artists, puppet performers and

masked musicians who create bizarre and hilarious musical

extravaganzas filled with larger-than-life characters.

Their innovative mask and puppetry techniques

combined with live rock music and improvised comedy

has evoked laughter, dancing and applause throughout the world.

They were award winners at the International Performers Festival

in Nova Scotia and recipients of the Judge’s Choice Award at the

World Performance Festival in Osaka, Japan.

Big Nazo is big fun for adults and children alike!

MMaayy

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Thursday 6 May

Rock ’n’ Roll Puppets

Kaos Theatre UK

Metropolis

Metropolis is a city in turmoil.

Revolution is brewing amongst the

workers, labouring deep in their

underground city – the rich, in their

golden pleasure gardens, are desperate

to regain control.

The city’s rulers hire a scientist to create

an android replica of Maria, the leader

of the revolutionaries – the android takes

her place, incites the population to rise,

and in the chaos the children are lost.

But there is still hope…

Inspired by Fritz Lang’s classic film,

Metropolis is a powerful new production

from internationally acclaimed theatre

company Kaos UK. Metropolis blends

the company’s physical style with live

sound and visual technology to create a

distinctly cinematic, scientific piece of

twenty first century fiction.

Saturday 8 May

Children’s Theatre

Friday 14 May

Theatre

Tickets £4.50Conc £3.50

2pmDuration approx 1 hour

Tickets £6Conc £4On Stage 8pm

Tickets £6Conc £4.507.30pm

Quicksilver Theatre

By Roger McGough

For 4-7 year olds

Be on your guard – The Sound Collector

is loose in your neighbourhood!

This cunning thief will steal your Dad’s

snores, your cat’s purr, the snap, crackle

and pop noise your cereal makes. Life will

never be the same again! Think: What

would you do if you couldn’t atchoo?

The Sound Collector is a bright, funny

play which explores the potential of sound

and silence through poetry,

music and audience

participation.

“A witty, poetic look

at how sounds shape

and, in some ways,

dictate our lives. A play

to amuse and gently

instruct.” Time Out


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Magic Carpet Theatre

ProfessorTumbling’s Tricksby Anthony Peters

For 5-11 year olds

When Miss Primm, the

Head mistress, invites

Professor Tumbling to

give a talk on Science

things don’t go to plan. By the

end of the demonstration of

his Invisibility Ray Apparatus

all the school dinners have disappeared

and the packed lunches have gone too!

Billy the new pupil is not exactly helpful as

they set off to find the dinners.

What is the secret of the Great Dinner

Monster? What’s in the dark scary

Woods? Will Betty Stodge, the

Dinner Lady, find her packed

lunches?

Professor Tumbling’s Tricks

is a very funny and exciting

mystery from Magic Carpet

Theatre (last seen in October

with the popular Mr Shell’s

Seaside Spells).

MMaayy


Saturday 22 May


Thursday 27 May

Theatre

Tickets £6Conc £4.507.30pm

Folk Roots

Friday 21 May

“Nick Harper is following in the

footsteps of his father, the great Roy

Harper, as a singer-song writer. There

are stylistic echoes of his old man in

his singing, and he possesses an

equally idiosyncratic artistic vision,

but he is emerging as very much his

own man.

“His own songs are powerful and

unconventional, whether dealing with

politics, love and friendship… or a

favourite pub in Ireland.

“He is cutting, comic, tough and

tender by turns, and sings with a

disturbing, unsettling passion that is

entirely compelling.

“Well worth watching” The ScotsmanTickets £6Conc £5On Stage 8pm


12.30pm

& 2.30pm

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Spike Theatre

The Bank JobIn a small, lopsided lodging house, an

unlikely trio of would-be crooks plot the

largest bank heist that 1950s London

has known. But things do not go

according to plan…

“It’s like watching the story Ealing

never told.” Paul Hunter

The Bank Job is Spike Theatre’s tribute

to the black and white comedies of the

fifties. Set in a world of bedsits, Pathe

News bulletins and the Salvation Army,

the show uses a range of physical

theatre techniques to tell the story of a

hilariously chaotic crime caper.

“Spike Theatre are

talented, refreshingly

different and well

worth seeing”

BBC Radio Merseyside

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“The Holmes Brothers’ excellence

reaches beyond the catch-all labels of

blues and gospel. It’s a sound also

stirred profoundly with country and

rural soul. They can swing and rock…

So rich, so beautiful, a Holmes

Brothers’ show is a truly enriching

event.” NOW Magazine

The Holmes Brothers are Wendell

Holmes, Sherman Holmes and Popsy

Dixon – three New York musicians who

have been honing their unique gospel

blues sound for over 30 years. Since their

‘discovery’ in 1989 they have released six

highly acclaimed albums and toured

worldwide. Their appearance at The Met

was one of the musical highlights of ‘97.

“Stripping their sizzling soul music to

the bone, the Holmes Brothers were a

living, breathing testament to the fact

that great music is timeless… the trio

played like they wrote the book,

whipping through it all with a spiritual

fervour and a total sense of

commitment that you could feel way

down in your bones.” Metroland

Don’t miss this chance to experience “the

finest rhythm & blues group playing

today” amazon.com

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Huw and Tony

WilliamsHuw and Tony Williams – not related, but

closer than brothers – have been

performing together on the unusual musical

combination of acoustic guitar (Huw) and

double bass (Tony) for over twenty years.

“Well-crafted songs, prepared with

humour and verve, and startlingly

brilliant instrumental technique. They

are the best live act in the country.”

Western Mail

Returning after their popular appearance in

June last year, they will be performing

songs from their new album “Who Are All

These People?”, including material from “A

Generous Anger” their musical life story of

Labour hero Aneurin Bevan.

“Great songs, good humour, terrific

rapport with their audience, great tea

makers and they

even tap dance!”

Ralph McTell

Saturday 5 June

Folk Roots

Friday 4 June

Blues

Tickets £7.50Conc £6.50On Stage 8pm

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A ruined jungle temple and two giant stone

statues are the only things that remain of a

long lost South American people. Here in

the ruins we meet The Storycatchers –

travellers who breathe new life back into

old stories with wit, humour and

imagination.

We travel through hot deserts and steamy

jungles telling stories rich in colour…

Hear them tell the story of creation… see

how the god of creation first tries to make

people from stone… watch the ‘new

people’ as they learn to farm, how to grow

crops, and many other

valuable lessons.

The Storycatchers

is told in an innova-

tive style with

hand and rod

puppets, music

and atmos-

pheric lighting.

JJuunnee

For 8-11 year olds

Many years ago, lonely

Irish fishermen shared

stories of seals that

shed their skin on

land to become

women. If a man were to capture

that skin and prevent the Selkie, as the

seal women were called, from putting it

back on and returning to the sea, she

would have no choice but to be his wife.

A compelling and magical piece of

children’s theatre created and performed

by Strathcona’s eight learning disabled

actors.

Sunday 13 June

Asian Music



Saturday 12 June


Thursday 17 June


Tickets £5Conc £3.507pm

SholaAsian band Shola return following their

successful appearance at The Met in

January. Shola play popular bangra and

film music and features Mohammed Sarwar

– the first UK. singer to sing in a Pakistani

film. Asian music at its best!

There will be music and textile design

workshops associated with this event.


Professor Popup’sPuppet Theatre

The

Amazing Stories from Old Peru

For 5-11 year olds


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The SelkieBride

Promoted in association with the Multi Asian Arts Centre, Rochdale

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Friday 18 June

Rhythm ‘n’ Blues

“Back in 1966 Yorkshire lad Chris Smith

moved to London… There he met a

student called Freddie Bulsara – that’s

Freddie Mercury to you and me… later

Chris teamed up with Brian May and

Roger Taylor in Smile. He quit the band

to pursue his first love, the blues.

“Thirty years on, and Chris fronts his

own outfit, the King Ivory Band,

delivering the sort of

honest, imaginative

blues which would

make Eric Clapton

sit up and listen.”

Bulsara’s Blues

Connection

Two gloriously funny puppet plays for

children aged 3–9 years which take an

entertaining look at pollution, waste and

litter.

The first story is set in the frozen Arctic and

tells of two Innuits who have a big problem

with their rubbish. With the help of a seal

and a polar bear they find a solution which

helps everyone. In the second we meet the

amazingly repellent Litter Bug, a

talking dustbin called Horace

and a very brave girl!

Tales from the Washing Line! features

puppets created by Ken Haines, puppetry

workshop leader for the Royal National

Theatre.


JJuunnee

“The best female folk singer I’ve ever

heard” Andy Kershaw, Radio 1

Twenty five year old Barnsley lass Kate

Rusby first came to prominence in duo

The Equation, then as a member of

The Poozies. More recently she has

been making a name for herself as a

solo artist, her exquisite interpretations

of traditional English folk song inviting

comparisons with June Tabor. Her

album Hourglass is one of the best

selling folk recordings the UK has ever

seen.

“…a wonderful traditional singer.

Really, really fantastic. I think she’ll

be here to stay.” Richard Thompson

“…the best young voice to emerge

in years.” Daily Telegraph



Thursday 24 June

Folk Roots

King Ivory Band

Saturday 3 July


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Champ Productions

For 3-9 year olds

Sat 3 July, 10.30am

-12.30pm Tickets £2

Junk PuppetWorkshop

Learn how to make your

own puppet out of junk in

this facinating workshop

with Ken Haines.



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Sun 18 April, Sun 9 May& Sun 20 June, 10am-1pmTickets £5, Conc £3

Group Singing WorkshopsHave a go at group singing in a warm, friendly

environment with leader Faith Watson. These

events are open to anyone regardless of ability,

but places are limited, so book early. It is hoped

that these workshops will result in an ongoing

‘Singing for Fun’ group being established in Bury.

Saturday 15 May, 11am-4pmTickets £8

The London, Midland andScottish Railway at WorkAn illustrated lecture, presented by Atlantic in

association with The LMS Society.

Sat 15 May, 7.30pm Tickets £4Carol Godby Theatre Workshop

Pop ShowA selection of dances and songs performed

before a panel of experts, ‘Top of the Pops’ style.

Thurs 8 & Fri 9 May, 7pmTickets £2 from The Met Ticket Office

A Celebration of RightsThe UN Convention on the Rights of the Child is

a unique treaty that protects a child’s civil and

political rights. Young people in Bury have written

their own charter which will be celebrated

through dance, music and the spoken word at

this spectacular event. It will be performed by

young people from Elton High School, Bury

Grammar School, Bury Youth Arts Project and the

Youth Orchestra of Bury Music Service.

JJuullyy


Saturday 10 July

World Music


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Independent PromotionsThese events are promoted by independent organisations. For more information on how to hire the

facilities of The Met for your event, just call us on 0161 761 7107.

Samba Drumming & DanceSamba dancers and drummers wanted!

Zambura, Bury’s community samba band, is

a group of over forty people who perform at

many events around the region and meet

regularly at The Met to play samba, the drum

music of the Rio carnival. Recently the band

has added a sister group for samba dancers.

No experience is necessary so if you’d like to

dance or play this great music, why not join?

The groups rehearse at The Met most

Sundays between 2pm and 4pm, unless they

are away performing at an event. Call The

Met on 0161 761 7107 to confirm that they

are meeting. Sessions cost £2 (children £1).

If you are interested in having the groups

appear at an event, call The Met for more

information.

Eight piece Rhythms of Africa incor-

porate the very best of African music and

dance routines, featuring some of the

finest musicians and talented dancers to

emerge from the West Coast of Africa.

Led by Sierra Leone’s King Masco, “the

king of African dance music”, this show is

an electrifying music and dance

experience which carries the audience

along on a tidal wave of excitement.

Singing songs in English and Sierra

Leone’s mother tongue Krio, King Masco

has won international acclaim for his

music. His song “Take me for What I Am”

has been adopted as Sierra Leone’s

national anthem.

Rhythms

of Africa

promises a

hot and joyful

African party

as the climax

to our summer

season.

“Vibrant is scarcely an

adequate description”

Bury Times

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Bury Arts Project shake off their alien alter ego’s from

Streets Ahead to launch into a performance that uses the

U.N. Rights of the Child as its theme. Young people from

Bury have contributed to this U.N. convention and Bury Arts

Project will develop a creative approach to turning this

historic piece of legislation into a performance piece with

Dance and Drama.

This piece will be given a high profile public performance at

The Met on 8 and 9 July. Sessions take place at The Met

every Wednesday evening from 19 May.

Session Times:

8-10 year olds 4.30pm - 6pm

11-13 year olds 6pm - 7.30pm

14-25 year olds 7.30pm - 9pm

Cost: £2/£1.50 concessions.

Limited spaces available.

Please book your place on 0161 253 5907.

BURY PROJECT 99

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The Met for HireThe Met has Bury’s most flexible range of rooms

for hire at competitive prices. Special rates for

voluntary and charitable organisations.

Contact our Administrator for a free brochure.

We can also advise you on catering for your event.

Speak to our Front of House Manager on

0161 761 7107.

Tourist Information CentreMonday to Friday 9.30am - 5pmSaturday 10am - 4pmTel: 0161 253 5111.

Situated in the Met Foyer. Bury’s Tourist

Information Centre is full of ideas on days out,

walks, holiday information and to book tickets for

other North West theatres.

Other Facilities


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In Person

Monday - Friday 9.30am - 5pmSaturday 10am - 4pmand one hour before each show from

The Met Ticket Office, situated alongside

Bury Tourist Information Centre.

Ticket Office: 0161 761 2216

Monday - Friday 10am - 5pmSaturday 10am - 4pmand one hour before each show.

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hours with our answer phone reservation

service. Tickets can be reserved but must be

paid for within five working days or 30 mins

prior to show, whichever is sooner,

or they may be sold.

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Special DiscountsAvailable upon proof of eligibility for unemployed

people, senior citizens, students, under 17s,

registered disabled people and Stage Pass card

holders. Only one discount per ticket.

Stage PassStage Pass is the national arts

discount scheme for young people between the

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Cannot operate for events with

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Guide dogs are welcome.

Water can be provided on request.

Latecomers

Please note that latecomers may not be admitted,

or only admitted during an appropriate break in the

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and no refunds will be given.

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availability, you may exchange tickets in advance

from one show to another for a flat fee of £1 per ticket.

Seating at Music Events

At some events where there is a dance floor, there

may be restricted seating. If you would like a seat,

please arrive early.

Changes to Programme

Whilst details of the programme are correct at time of

going to press, The Met reserves the right to change or

alter information if circumstances dictate.

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your ticket, hop on and ride to Bury.

The Met is one minute’s walk from the

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Tourist Information.

Last trams to Manchester city centre

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Metrolink enquiries 0161 228 7811.

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Thu 17 7pm Strathcona Theatre CompanyThe Selkie Bride

Fri 18 8pm The King Ivory Band

Sat 19 12.30pm WICKID

Sun 20 10am Group Singing Workshop

Thu 24 8pm Kate Rusby

Fri 25 7pm PURE

Sat 3 10.30am Junk Puppet Workshop

Sat 3 2pm Champ Productions

Tales from the Washing Line!

Thu 8 7pm Bury Arts Project

A Celebration of Rights

Fri 9 7pm A Celebration of Rights

Sat 10 8pm Rhythms of Africa

Fri 16 7pm PURE

Mon 3 12.15pm Streets

–5.15pm Ahead

Thu 6 8pm Big Nazo

Sat 8 2pm Quicksilver Theatre

The Sound Collector

Sun 9 10am Group Singing Workshop

Fri 14 7.30pm Kaos Theatre UK

Metropolis

Sat 15 11am The London, Midland & Scottish Railway at Work

Sat 15 7.30pm Carol Godby Theatre Wksp

Pop Show

Fri 21 8pm Nick Harper

Sat 22 12.30pm Magic Carpet Theatre

& 2.30pm Professor Tumbling’s Tricks

Thu 27 7.30pm Spike Theatre

The Bank Job

Fri 28 7pm PURE

Sat 29 12.30pm WICKID

Fri 4 8pm The Holmes Brothers

Sat 5 8pm Huw and Tony Williams

Sat 12 2pm Professor Popup’s Puppet

Theatre – The Storycatchers

Sun 13 7pm Shola

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Met Brochure May - July 1999