Trinity Arts Centre January to March 2011

Jan - Mar 2011Trinity Arts Centre

Trinity Street, Gainsborough

DN21 2AL

www.trinityarts.co.uk

Box Office 01427 676655

Friday 18th March at 7.30pm

127 Hours (15)

Thursday 13th January at 8pm

The Hoot Comedy Club

Phil Ellis - Headline

"He led us through a genuinely heart-warming and

frequently hilarious procession of gently twisted tales

about family life… something of a show-stopper" -

Worksop Guardian

Elliot J Huntley - Compere

Plus full supporting undercard.

Tickets: £5

Wednesday 26th January at 12 noon

Lunchtime Literature

Dr Jane Mackay

'A Celebration of Arthur Miller'.

Arthur Miller died recently having left us a lifetime of

wonderful dramas, so it seems a good time to review his

legacy. From 'All My Sons' (1947) through to the great

plays he was writing in the 1990s, Miller never loses the

ability to bring before us uncomfortable truths about

contemporary life.

Tickets: £6.50 including a hot beverage.

Welcome to our January- March programme!

This season sees old friends back at Trinity Arts Centre

and new faces for you to meet, from the return of

Blunderbus Theatre with Elmer the Elephant and Hull

Truck Theatre with Lady Chatterley’s Lover, to Kevin

Tomlinson’s world conquering Seven Ages show and

Gerard Logan’s powerful adaptation of Shakespeare.

Also featured are films sure to make a splash at this

year’s award ceremonies, from Mike Leigh’s touching

Another Year (12A) to Danny Boyle’s gripping 127 Hours

(15) and the beautifully animated and scored Chico and

Rita (15) by Javier Mariscal and Fernando Trueba. Look

our for special introductions to films from PBQ

Nottingham marked with their logo.

As always, we look forward to seeing you soon.

BOX OFFICE OPENING TIMES:

Wednesday, 10:30am - 3:30pm

Thursday, 10:30am - 3:30pm

Friday 10:30am - 3:30pm

Saturday 9:30am - 2:00pm

tel: 01427 676655

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Wednesday 26th January at 7.30pm

Another Year (12A)

Dir. Mike Leigh. 129 Mins

Jim Broadbent, Ruth Sheen, Lesley Manville

British directing legend Mike Leigh returns

with a touching view of middle-aged life that

will surely win him and the fantastic cast

awards at the upcoming awards season.

Reaching their autumn years, a couple’s life

is examined over the course of 12 months.

Tickets: £4.50 (£3.50 concessions)

Friday 28th January at 7.30pm

The Social Network (12A)

Dir. David Fincher. 120 Mins

Jesse Eisenberg, Justin Timberlake,

Rooney Mara

David Fincher directs this razor sharp look at

a modern phenomena. From a spark of

inspiration, two Harvard students in their

dorm room forge the beginnings of the

world’s largest social network site,

Facebook, and create the youngest self

made billionaire, Mark Zuckerberg.


Saturday 29th January at 8pm

Local Band Night

Clay Lane and Headstrong share the bill in

this showcase of local talent.

Tickets: £5

Wednesday 2nd February at 7.30pm

The Kids are Alright (15)

Dir. Lisa Cholodenko. 106 Mins

Annette Bening, Julianne Moore,

Mark Ruffalo

Family ties are defined and then re-defined

in this poignant look at the modern family.

While happy in their cosy family unit, two

teenage siblings are determined to seek out

their biological father.


Friday 4th February at 7.30pm

Dame Lucy Bun and Reg

Since their conception, Dame Lucy Bun & Reg have

established themselves as one of the most original and

refreshingly different comedy acts on the entertainment

scene.

The triple award winning characters particular brand of

saucy cheek and charm is proving to be great appeal

right across the age spectrum. Over in Benidorm, they

are billed and respected as one of the comedy scenes

biggest attractions.

Their colourful wardrobe adds visual impact as they

take you on their near the knuckle roller coaster ride

into the comical world of love, marriage and men. Their

intimate style of `naughty but nice` humour makes them

suitable for all audience scenarios and with their `over

the heads` delivery they become an adult themed act

that you can take your granny or children to see.

Tickets: £10 (£8 concessions)

Saturday 5th February at 7.30pm

Made in Dagenham (15)

Dir. Nigel Cole. 113 Mins

Sally Hawkins, Bob Hoskins, Miranda Richardson

Feel-good film based on the true story of the female

Ford workers in Dagenham who walked out in protest

of discrimination in the 60’s. The scope of their battle

soon expanded nationwide, with women fighting for

sexual equality in wages.


Wednesday 9th February at 7.30pm

The Girl who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest (15)

Dir. Daniel Alfredson. 149 Mins

Michael Nyqvist, Noomi Rapace, Lena Endre

Final instalment of Stieg Larsson's Millennium

Trilogy finds Lisbeth (Rapace) in hospital recovering

from a near-fatal bullet wound and awaiting trial on a

triple murder count whilst her estranged journalist lover

Mikael (Nyqvist) battles tirelessly to clear her name.


Thursday 10th February at 8pm


Anthoy J Brown - Headline

'The audience probably have time to nip to the bar

and back between the feedline and the punch. That

they generally don't is testament to just how well it

works in Brown's hands, for few would want to miss

the next gem to ooze languidly from his lips' -

chortle.co.uk


Plus full supporting undercard

Tickets: £5


The American (15)

Dir. Anton Corbijn. 105 Mins

George Clooney, Paolo Bonacelli,

Violante Placido

After a job in Sweden ends more harshly than

expected, solitary assassin Jack (Clooney)

relishes being away from death for a while as

he holes up in a small medieval Italian town

and, while there, takes an assignment to

construct a weapon for a mysterious contact.


Wednesday 16th February at 7.30pm

My Afternoons with Margueritte

(La Tête en Friche) (15)

Dir. Jean Becker. 82 Mins

Gerard Depardieu, Gisèle Casadesus, Maurane

When Germain (Depardieu) happens to sit

beside Margueritte (Casadesus) on a park

bench and she reads him extracts from her

novels, an unlikely friendship develops.

Germain discovers a love of literature and with

it, a wisdom that confounds his friends at the

bistro, who have always treated him like an

idiot.



Kepow Theatre Company

Kevin Tomlinson: Seven Ages

Fresh from a sell out world tour! Canada, America, New

Zealand, Hawaii and now Gainsborough! Wonderful comedy

theatre that explores Shakespeare's idea that we go through

seven stages in life. Topics covered include; the first time we

fall in love, leave home or achieve something important. A

truly unique show that makes you think and laugh.

"The British performer put on an excellent show....this is a

must see show!” - The Times, New Zealand.

"He creates magical comedy theatre....a wonderful, dynamic

show" - The Herald. Critics Choice at the Edinburgh Festival.


Saturday 19th February at 2pm

Blunderbus Theatre Company presents

Elmer the Elephant

Elmer was different. Elmer was patchwork. He was yellow

and orange and red and pink and purple and blue and green

and black and white. But, he was not elephant-coloured.

One night Elmer couldn’t sleep for thinking, and the think that he was thinking was that he

was tired of being different. So, off he set in search of the elephant-coloured berry bush.

And this is where our story begins...

Based on the best-selling children’s book by author, David McKee,

this brand new, fun-filled version of ‘Elmer’ bursts to life with jungle

characters, catchy songs, and beautiful hand-crafted puppets!


Wednesday 23rd February at 12 noon


Dr Jane Mackay

'Dubliners' by James Joyce

By audience request we are looking at Joyce's vivid recreation of

his home town at the turn of the 19th century. Although it is his first

major work, we can see the beginnings of his love of language and

his perceptive reading of the wonderful characters to whom he

introduces us.


Wednesday 23rd February at 7.30pm

Somewhere (15)

Dir. Sophia Coppola. 97 Mins

Stephen Dorff, Elle Fanning, Chris Pontius

A playboy actor is forced to pause when his 11-year-old

daughter Cleo (Fanning) from his failed marriage arrives

unexpectedly at his Chateau. Their encounters encourage

Johnny (Dorff) to face up to where he is in life and confront

the question that we all must: which path in life will you

take?



Roger Llewellyn in

Sherlock Holmes… the Death and Life.

In this wryly humorous tale, of murder, mystery & the

occult.....’the world's greatest detective refuses to leave the

stage!’

‘A fantasy based upon a fiction’, finds Conan Doyle tiring of

his ‘intolerably arrogant Sherlock Holmes’, and inventing the

malevolent Moriarty, to dispose of him. But Doyle's

dangerous strategy, combined with his passion for raising

the spirits of the dead, has rather more surreal and dramatic

consequences than he bargains for!

After his international success in ‘Sherlock Holmes.... the

last act!’ Roger Llewellyn returns in this spine tingling new

play, written by David Stuart Davies, and directed by Gareth

Armstrong with original music by Simon Slater.

Sherlock Holmes... the Death and Life is produced and

presented by makin projects in association with Guildford's

Yvonne Arnaud Theatre.

'An actor completely in charge of his material, his stage and

his own artistry, the vocally impeccable Roger Llewellyn

achieves an almost old-fashioned, and certainly rare,

symmetry of excellence and entertainment' -

The Irish Times

'Roger Llewellyn precisely embodies Sherlock, Conan

Doyle would have approved' - Time Out, London



TRON: LEGACY (PG)

Dir. Joseph Kosinski.

Jeff Bridges, Garrett Hedlund, Olivia Wilde

Sequel to the ground breaking 80’s classic, TRON: Legacy sees Flynn (Bridges) 28 years

later in control of his own digital realm where he has been living for years. Once again Flynn

must battle the system, this time with his son who had believed him dead.


Wednesday 2nd March at 7.30pm

Wildest Dream: Conquest of Everest (PG)

Dir. Anthony Geffen 94 Mins

Awe inspiring documentary which follows Conrad

Anker as he attempts to climb Mt Everest following

the exact route of George Mallory, the British

explorer who famously quipped “Because it’s

there” when asked why he was going to climb the

world’s highest mountain. The question remains,

did Mallory make the summit?

Tickets: £4.50 (£3.50 concessions

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Thursday 3rd March at 7.30pm

The Hull Truck production of

Lady Chatterley’s Lover

by D.H. Lawrence

Adapted and directed by Nick Lane

Lady Constance Chatterley is trapped in a loveless

marriage. Injured in battle, her husband Clifford is

unable to satisfy her sexual desires and so Constance

finds herself drawn towards a man she meets in the

woods...

As their passionate love affair reaches its climax, the

constraints of Constance’s class-led society are

broken down as the two lovers find fulfilment with

each other.

Nick Lane has been writing for Hull Truck since 2000,

when he was given the opportunity to adapt and

direct Frankenstein. He has also adapted Moby Dick

(co-written with John Godber) and 1984 for Northern

Broadsides. He has also written “Blue Cross Xmas”,

“My Favourite Summer” and “Me and Me Dad” and a

number of plays for children.

Contains Adult Scenes. Ages 14+



Buddy Holly and the Cricketers

The Longest-Running and Greatest Buddy Holly Show On Earth!

This breathtaking show from Buddy and the boys - who have, for

seventeen sensational years, delighted audiences across the

globe from Cardiff to California and Barking to Bangkok! - is

guaranteed to have everyone singing along to the music and

dancing in the aisles to such timeless hits as That’ll Be The Day,

Peggy Sue, It Doesn’t Matter Anymore, Raining In My Heart,

Oh Boy! – and many, many more.

Featuring some of the finest actor-musicians in the business, with

a host of West End, international and TV credits to their name,

BUDDY HOLLY AND THE CRICKETERS was endorsed as

Britain’s most popular Buddy Holly act when the boys

guest-starred on BBC One's Saturday night live programme,

“The One and Only”.


Wednesday 9th March at 7.30pm

The Way Back (12A)

Dir. Peter Weir. 132 Mins

Colin Farrell, Ed Harris, Jim Sturgess

Based on Slavomir Rawicz's acclaimed memoir “The

Long Walk”, we follow courageous escape of seven

multi-national prisoners from a Soviet Labour Camp in

1941 and their treacherous journey as they battle the

elements through Siberia, the Gobi Desert, Tibet, and

the Himalayas in search of safety, refuge and

ultimately freedom.


Thursday 10th March at 8pm


Danny Pensive - Headline

“Paddington Bear meets the loony at the bus stop in a

unique comic creation that manages to be both

poignant and laugh-out-loud hilarious” -

City Life Friday


Plus full supporting undercard

Tickets: £5

Saturday 12th March at 7.30pm

Blue Valentine (Cert TBC)

Dir. Derek Cianfrance. 120 Mins

Ryan Gosling, Michelle Williams, Mike Vogel

Blue Valentine has already received many award

nominations so far and centres on a married couple,

Dean (Gosling) and Cindy (Williams), and their

relationship over a number of years by shifting

between different time periods.



The Kings Speech (12A)

Dir: Tom Hooper. 118 Mins

Colin Firth, Geoffrey Rush, Helena Bonham Carter

Story of the man who would become King George VI. After his

brother abdicates, George 'Bertie' VI (Firth) reluctantly assumes the

throne. Plagued by a dreaded nervous stammer and considered

unfit to be King, Bertie engages the help of an unorthodox speech

therapist named Lionel Logue (Rush).



127 Hours (15)

Dir. Danny Boyle. 94 Mins.

James Franco, Amber Tamblyn, Kate Mara

True story of mountain climber Aron Ralston's remarkable adventure

after a fallen boulder crashes on his arm and traps him in an isolated

canyon in Utah. Over the next five days Ralston examines his life

and realises he must save himself by any means necessary.


Saturday 19th March at 7.30pm

Rape Of Lucrece by William Shakespeare

Gerard Logan starts in the first ever stage adaptation of William

Shakespeare's The Rape of Lucrece.

The Rape of Lucrece is a brilliant, brutal narrative poem giving an

account of the terrible crime of rape and its dreadful consequences

for victim and perpetrator. As ever, Shakespeare goes beyond the

obvious, following the ramifications of the crime wherever they take

him, shining a light on a band of human behaviour encompassing

the bestial and the beautiful.

Gerard Logan has played leading roles with the National Theatre

and the RSC (Olivier Award Nomination). The Rape of Lucrece has

been a sell out success during its London runs at the prestigious

Kings Head Theatre, Sir Peter Hall's Rose Theatre, Kingston and the

Rose, Bankside.

"Sensational" - Sir Trevor Nunn

"Powerful and horrifying... beautifully and excellently delivered by a

master of his craft" - Fringe Review (Brighton)


Wednesday 23rd March at 7.30pm

Of Gods and Me (Cert. TBC)

Dir. Xavier Beauvois. 122 Mins

Lambert Wilson, Michael Lonsdale,

Olivier Rabourdin

In a monastery perched in the mountains of North

Africa in the 1990s, eight French Christian monks

live in harmony with their Muslim brothers. When a

crew of foreign workers is massacred by an Islamic

fundamentalist group, fear sweeps though the

region. The army offers them protection, but the

monks refuse. Should they leave?



Tannahill Weavers

The Tannahill Weavers are one of Scotland’s premier traditional bands. Their

diverse repertoire spans the centuries with fire-driven instrumentals, topical

songs, and original ballads and lullabies. Their music demonstrates to old and

young alike the rich and varied musical heritage of the Celtic people.

These versatile musicians have received worldwide accolades consistently over

the years for their exuberant performances and outstanding recording efforts that

seemingly can't get better...yet continue to do just that.

The Tannahills have turned their acoustic excitement loose on audiences with an

electrifying effect. They have that unique combination of traditional melodies,

driving rhythmic accompaniment, and rich vocals that make their performances

unforgettable!


Saturday 26th March at 2pm

Babbling Vagabonds present

The Buried Moon

In the darkest corners, among the wavering tussocks and

the trembling mools, the muddy, black bogs and the great

twisted snags…The Things dwell.

Creeping, crawling, slopping horrors that hide in the

gloom of the fen.

Boggles! Boggarts! Witches! Will-o-the-wykes!

Fear not, for the Maiden of the Moon looks after the

village folk; brightly guiding them through the night away

from the Things who would sneak and sneer and gobble

them up! But who looks after the Maiden? And what

would the village folk do if she disappeared?

One dark night the light is out, and so are the Things…

Join the Babbling Vagabonds; those scaredy-cats who

brought you The Shadow of the Firebird and The Lonely

Giant for a frightful slice of theatrical magic. Whispers

and shadows will whisk you away on a spooky adventure

to a time long gone, when Lincolnshire folk feared to go

out in the dark unless the moon beamed bright.


Co-commissioned by Lincolnshire One Venues.

Wednesday 30th March at 12 noon


Dr Jane Mackay

'Anna Karenina' by Tolstoy

Come and meet one of Tolstoy's most intriguing heroines,

the respectably married Anna who has a scandalous

affair with the dashing Count Vronsky. Her self-

destructive actions are contrasted with the story of Levin,

a Tolstoy self-portrait. Come and enjoy one of the classic

tales of a Russia already disappearing in 1877.



Chico and Rita (15)

Dirs. Javier Mariscal & Fernando Trueba. 94 Mins

Voices of Mario Guerra, Limara Meneses, Estrella Morente

A beautifully animated classic love story brimming with

charm and alive with the spirit of Latin jazz begins on a

steamy night in a Havana1948. Chico, a rising jazz pianist,

is entranced by a beautiful young songbird named Rita; she

will turn out to be the key to his success and most certainly

the girl of his dreams.


Lincolnshire One Venues

Trinity Arts Centre is one of many performance and visual arts venues in Lincolnshire who

actively communicate with each other, and seek to develop healthy relationships within our

sector. By working together through the collective identity of Lincolnshire One Venues we

have the strength to represent the interests of the arts on behalf of our local communities. It is

our hope to improve the provision of access, choice and quality of the arts in the county. Each

of the venues have something special to offer you, and are all well worth the visit.

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Guardian Angel Membership

Supporting the Arts in Gainsborough

If live theatre, music & cinema have you on cloud nine, then take a look at Trinity Arts Centre

friend’s scheme, Guardian Angels! By becoming a Guardian Angel you will help and support

Trinity Arts Centre making it a thriving hub for Gainsborough.

Enjoy a host of heavenly benefits….

• £1 off all films

• Members concession prices for most evening live shows

• Priority booking on selected events

• A discount booklet to give you extra saving throughout the year

• Membership newsletter, season brochures and e-bulletins

• Discounted room hire for parties, meetings and special occasions

• Free entry into our annual prize draw to win family tickets to our Panto 2011

ART IN THE BAR

The Trinity Arts Centre bar holds exhibitions of work by local artists throughout the year. At

the time of print this season’s diary had not been confirmed. Exhibitions continue, check our

webiste www.trinityarts.co.uk for up to date information. For information on how to take part

contact Arts Development Officer Claire White on 01427 675134.

Centre Screen West Lindsey is a brand new rural touring cinema venture, starting in the

New Year and is based at the Trinity Arts Centre. The scheme will run within the West Lindsey

District Council area and is in partnership with the Big Country Rural Cinema Network

www.centrescreen.net

We are now looking for promoters and venues to bring the cinema to

you, for information and a promoter’s pack please contact Kevin Dunbar

c/o Trinity Arts Centre, Trinity St,

Gainsborough, DN21 2AL.

tel:01427 676137

Email: [email protected]

Gainsborough & District Decorative and Fine Arts Society (N.A.D.F.A.S)

The Gainsborough & District Decorative and Fine Arts Society regularly meet at the

Trinity Arts Centre. The dates for the next meetings are as follows:

Thursday 3rd February and Thursday 3rd March.

For more information about the group or any of their events contact their Secretary

Barbara Jones on 01427 788568

THE FLEXIBLE LEARNING PROGRAM

The program is an alternative education provided by Trent Valley Academy as a

preventative measure for the students who are at risk of exclusion. We aim to provide

quality offsite provision, in academic and vocational qualifications as well as support for

social, emotional and health related issues. We work together with the school and

students, in a more relaxed atmosphere outside of the classroom and aim to give this

group of students the same opportunities to further their learning when they leave

school and also prepare them for working life.

The students are keen to involve themselves in the community in a positive way by

accessing and working within the Trinity Arts Centre.

A WIDER AIR: SINGING

WORKSHOPS

Come and join these creative

and friendly singing sessions for

ages 14+ and all abilities here at

Trinity Arts Centre.

New members are always wel-

come. Interested? Then call the

group’s secretary, Janet

Simpson, on 01427 617313.

Saturday sessions are from

10am -12 noon on 8th January,

12th February, 12th March, 9th

April.

ACT NOW!

Meeting on Mondays 6-8pm

Act Now is an established drama

group for adults with learning

disabilities currently in its 10th

year.

The group works on short plays

and performs them through the

year at the Arts Centre. For

further information contact the

Box Office 01427 676655.

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ONLINE BOOKING

For ease and convenience you can now book

your tickets online 24 hours a day by visiting our

booking website, www.trinityarts.co.uk Please

note: There is a booking fee for this service.

GROUP BOOKING

A discount of 10% is offered on group bookings

of ten or more people for most events. If you

are planning to come along to a show as part of

a group please contact the Box Office to see if

there are any discounts.

SCHOOLS AND COLLEGE BOOKINGS

We always like to give local school and college

groups an opportunity to attend shows at a

reasonable price - we may even be able to offer

you further discounts than those advertised. If

you would like to bring along an educational

group to a show please contact the Box Office

to discuss your requirements.

KIDS CLUB

Trinity’s very own film club showing a variety of

kids’ movies on one Saturday per month (with

extra screenings during the holidays). Joining

fees are just £2 for a child and £5 for a family.

Members will pay just £1.50 per child and £2.50

for adults for every Kids Club movie.

RESERVATION AND PAYMENT POLICY

Please note that all reservations must be paid

for 7 working days prior to the event. Tickets not

collected within this period will be released for

sale again. We regret that all tickets are non

-refundable.

STAFF

Operations & Marketing Manager Janet Keens

Technical Manager Kevin Dunbar

Arts Promotion Officer James Kinnersley

FOH Team Sharon Brooks, Mandy Kitchen,

Slawomir Swierczynski, Julia Ibbitson, Holly

Parker, James Vickers, Kathy Mannion

CAR PARK

The centre has a car park under 24 hour

surveillance, free to its visitors. This is

approached from Sandsfield Lane at the rear of

the Centre.

INTERNET ACCESS

The Trinity has free Wi-Fi access in the bar. If

you are coming to a show or film why don’t you

bring along your laptop to surf the net or check

your emails whilst enjoying a relaxing drink.

FOOD & DRINK

Please note that only food and drinks

purchased on the premises may be consumed

at Trinity Arts Centre.

HIRES

The Auditorium and Vestry are both available for

hire. The Centre has a 200-seater Auditorium

with slide and film capabilities, PA system,

disabled access to front of Auditorium and

induction loop for hearing aid uses. OHP and

flip charts by arrangement. If you wish to hire

our facilities, you are welcome to use your own

caterers – arrangements to be agreed. Our

licensed bar is also available. For full details of

availability and fees please contact the Box

Office on 01427 676655.

DATA PROTECTION ACT 1998

We are committed to maintaining the Data

Protection principles of good handling practice.

Personal details taken when processing your

booking will only be used for marketing

purposes or to notify you if there are any

changes to your booking and will not be

forwarded to any other organisation without

your consent. Please contact the Box Office on

01427 676655 if you would like your details

removed from our database.

ACCESS

The Centre’s Auditorium is only partly

accessible for disabled users. The front row is

accessible without the need to use stairs.

Wheelchair spaces are available with adjoining

spaces for escorts to sit if required. The upper

rows of the auditorium are regrettably not

accessible by ramp. Wheelchair access is

available to the stage. The Auditorium has an

induction loop. Language Line interpreting and

translation service is available if required.

This live events guide is available in a large

print format. To order your copy contact the

Box Office on 01427 676655.

The management reserves the right to refuse admission.

January - March 2011Thursday 13th January at 8pm The Hoot Comedy Club

Wednesday 26th January at 12 noon Lunchtime Literature

Wednesday 26th January at 7.30pm Another Year (12A)

Friday 28th January at 7.30pm The Social Network (12A)

Saturday 29th January at 8pm Local Band Night

Wednesday 2nd February at 7.30pm The Kids are Alright (15)

Friday 4th February at 7.30pm Dame Lucy Bun and Reg

Saturday 5th February at 7.30pm Made in Dagenham (15)

Wednesday 9th February at 7.30pm The Girl who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest (15)

Thursday 10th February at 8pm The Hoot Comedy Club

Saturday 12th February at 7.30pm The American (15)

Wednesday 16th February at 7.30pm My Afternoons with Margueritte (15)

Friday 18th February at 7.30pm Kevin Tomlinson: Seven Ages

Saturday 19th February at 2pm Elmer the Elephant

Wednesday 23rd February at 12 noon Lunchtime Literature

Wednesday 23rd February at 7.30pm Somewhere (15)

Friday 25th February at 7.30pm Sherlock Holmes… the Death and Life.

Saturday 26th February at 7.30pm TRON: Legacy (PG)

Wednesday 2nd March at 7.30pm Wildest Dream: Conquest of Everest (PG)

Thursday 3rd March at 7.30pm The Hull Truck: Lady Chatterley’s Lover

Friday 4th March at 7.30pm Buddy Holly and the Cricketers

Wednesday 9th March at 7.30pm The Way Back (12A)

Thursday 10th March at 8pm The Hoot Comedy Club

Saturday 12th March at 7.30pm Blue Valentine (Cert TBC)

Wednesday 16th March at 7.30pm The Kings Speech (12A)

Friday 18th March at 7.30pm 127 Hours (15)

Saturday 19th March at 7.30pm Rape Of Lucrece by William Shakespeare

Wednesday 23rd March at 7.30pm Of Gods and Men (Cert. TBC)

Friday 25th March at 7.30pm Tannahill Weavers

Saturday 26th March at 2pm Babbling Vagabonds: The Buried Moon

Wednesday 30th March at 12 noon Lunchtime Literature

Wednesday 30th March at 7.30pm Chico and Rita (15)

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Trinity Arts Centre January to March 2011