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winterJANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH 2016

Wild WeekendMeet real life adventurerssee outstanding feature filmsand enjoy the great outdoors

Roots MusicFrom the Fence Collective to Celtic Connectionsvia Denmark

TalksHistoric revolt, fossil finds and thefragile environment

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The new year is a time for newresolutions, and new adventures,and you’ll find plenty in theEastgate’s winter programme toinspire you in either direction.

If you’d like to help save theplanet, you can learn more aboutthe issues arising from climatechange, and what can be done inmitigation, by coming to a seriesof talks about Climate Justicesponsored by environmentalorganisation Tweedgreen.

If you’re more concerned aboutimproving the lives of individuals,then there are three different –and very entertaining –fundraising events in the theatrethat you might like to support.These will, variously, help PeeblesHigh School students to carry outvolunteer work in Malaysia andPeru, and contribute to the workof the Marie Curie cancer charityhere in Scotland.

And if you want to improve yourown life in every way, then besure to sign up for an inspiringseries of films, talks and activitiesduring Peebles Outdoor FilmFestival in late January; and roundthings off with any of theexcellent concerts, plays andfamily events you’ll find in thesepacked pages.

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JanuaryPeebles Outdoor Film FestivalAn adrenaline fuelled weekend with extremesports on screen, adventurers in person anda local expedition to join each morning. ...15

James YorkstonThe Pictish Trail Withered HandUnlikely names, but 3 of the finest singersongwriters Scotland has ever produced,together on one stage. ...4

Nuala Kennedy Band & HimmerlandA double bill with a vital celtic connection. wo great bands play the best folk/roots music,then the nine musicians meet and sparks fly. ...8

FebruarySunshine on LeithTweed Theatre’s 30 strong cast perform thefeel good musical powered by the songs ofThe Proclaimers. ...11

Tweedgreen TalksPete Ritchie, of Whitmuir Organic Farm andNourish Scotland, delivers the second talkin Tweedgreen’s Climate Justice Series. ...30

MarchGa GaNo not her, This is the award winningQueen tribute band. It’s A Kind of Magic. ...28

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Front cover: Jenny and Feeding by Victoria CroweSee more of Victoria’s work at www.victoriacrowe.com

Caroline AdamGeneral Manager

Film fans are in for a treat – each film Sunday now offers threedifferent films. The showtimes have not changed but now the 4.30pm filmwill be followed by a different feature at 7.30pm. So, on Sunday 17 Januarythe three films are The Peanuts Movie at 2.30pm, Star Wars: The ForceAwakens at 4.30pm and Steve Jobs at 7.30pm. For information on theseand all of the other film in the season see pages 32 & 33.

Tweeddale Film Club’s programme is also includedin this brochure - page 33.

Tweedgreen is presenting a new series of talks,by guest speakers, on different aspects of climateinjustice, adding to the season of talks regularlypresented by the Tweeddale Society.

Children’s tickets for most live shows have beenbrought into line with film tickets and are now £6.

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James Yorkston, The Pictish Trail& Withered HandAuditorium

Three of Scotland’s leading singer/songwriters on tourtogether, on stage together...sharing and joining in oneach other’s songs, having a laugh and a blether.

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James Yorkston emerged from The Fence Collective. Today, eight albums, dozens of EPs,compilations, 7” singles, an exceptionally fine book, dozens of tours and performances later,he has joined forces with The Pictish Trail and Withered Hand for this special performance.

Johnny Lynch, aka The Pictish Trail, has extraordinary vocals which reveal hidden depths thatcan subdue the most rowdy of audiences into a blissfully hypnotised silence. He is also a self-deprecating hairy hobo whose on-stage banter could give many comedians a run for their money.

Withered Hand is Edinburgh-based singer-songwriter Dan Willson, With a wayward tenor andunaffected on-stage charm he has come to be a songwriter and lyricist of rare wit and remarkablehonesty, being described by Del Amitri’s Justin Currie as a Godlike Genius.

www.jamesyorkston.co.uk www.thepictishtrail.com www.witheredhand.com

Fri 15 January7.30pm£15

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Blazin’ FiddlesAuditorium

Blazin' Fiddles is simply one of the most exciting

bands in the country, showcasing the particular

styles and voices of the Highlands and Islands'

fiddle and much more. A Blazers performance is

a rare opportunity to hear the individual style of

each fiddler – Bruce MacGregor, Jenna Reid,

Rua Macmillan and Kristan Harvey in a blend of

ensemble and solo sets.

Fiddles and bows come alight atop guitar and

piano from Anna Massie and Angus Lyon.

Expect a huge amount of drive and attack with

controlled sensitivity as they reach into the

heart of the music.

“This is visceral music. Possessed of life andenergy, passion and sympathy” Folkwords

www.blazinfiddles.com

Fri 18 March 7.30pm

£15

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Bella Hardy Auditorium

BBC Radio 2’s Folk Singer of the Year 2014 is aprolific and ingenious artist renowned for herinterpretations of traditional music and songs.To this she has now added original songs fromher latest album With the Dawn. Delivered inher soaring voice, the songs questioneverything she’s seen and done up to now andspeak of letting go of expectations - both otherpeople’s and her own.

Bella’s disdain for having her musicpigeonholed shows in performances of,among other things, Shakin’ Stevens’s MerryChristmas Everyone and Patsy Cline’s WalkingAfter Midnight. Expect wonderful music, lotsof laughs and more than a few surprises.

“She has created nothing short of amasterpiece” The Sunday Times

www.bellahardy.com

Sat 26 March7.30pm

£14

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This multi award-winning Scottish five-piecedelivers a thrilling brand of contemporary folkmusic. During the last two years they have touredthe world playing the Sydney Opera House,Central Park NY, Canada, Asia, the Middle Eastand Europe. Breabach is Calum MacCrimmon(pipes/whistles/bouzouki/vocals), EwanRobertson (guitar/ vocals), James Mackenzie(pipes/flute/whistles), Megan Henderson(fiddle/vocals/stepdance) and James Lindsay(double bass).

Expect a mix of favourites and tracks from thenew album Astar (Gaelic for distance or journey).

“How catalysing Scottish traditions withcontemporary creative imagination shouldbe done” Scotsmanwww.breabach.com

Wed 2 March7.30pm

£15

The FureysAuditorium

The legendary band returns with its uniquebrand of timeless songs, great musicianship,and fantastic stories. Last September the bandrealised a long held intention to record songswritten by great writers and performers theyhave met over the years including Bob Dylan,Joni Mitchell, Ewan McColl, Pete Seeger, JimCroce and Gordon Lightfoot.

Expect tracks from the new album such asI don’t Want to Talk About It, Mr TambourineMan, Blowing in the Wind and more, all mixedin with traditional favourites.

www.thefureys.com

Tue 15 March7.30pm

£18, £10 for schoolchildren

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Nuala Kennedy Band and HimmerlandAuditorium

Direct from Celtic Connections this double bill of NualaKennedy and her band plus Danish roots fusion outfitHimmerland will take the theatre by storm.

Nuala Kennedy’s haunting vocals, amazing musical dexterity on the flute and masteryof traditional Scottish and Irish music has established her as one of the most acclaimedperformers on the international folk/roots music scene. She is joined by renownedBorders fiddler Shona Mooney, Michael Bryan on guitar and percussionist Donald Hay.

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The mighty Himmerland is a five piece band fromDenmark that has been touring the world from Finland toNew Zealand taking festivals by storm and playing newmusic across styles, cultures and frontiers. A Himmerlandgig can be intoxicating as percussionist Ayi Solomon singsand dances around behind his drum-kit, his handsflashing over the skins, the rest of the band joins in onsaxophone, violin, guitar and electric bass, and happylisteners share the joy onstage.

Sparks fly when Nuala’s band and Himmerland meet -one journalist speculated that by the end of the nightthere could be a new outfit called Kennedyland.

www.nualakennedy.com

www.himmerland.it

Wed 27 January7.30pm

£16

“Excitingly vital and wonderfully original” songlines


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The Sweetest HoursSongs of Robert Burns an’ a’ that.

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read A celebration of the poet who has playedsuch a seminal role in Scotland’s culture,arranged for harp and tenor by local harpistEsther Swift and Ayrshire tenor David Douglas.

Renowned musicians, Esther and David havedeveloped a unique approach that has seenthem perform at the Ae Sparks of Natures Firefestival, support Spiers and Boden on theirfarewell tour and perform Burns Meets theAmerican Song Book. In 2014 and 2015 theyheadlined the Alloway Sessions at the RobertBurns Birthplace Museum.

They are currently recording their debut album,also called The Sweetest Hours.

www.estherswift.co.uk

Sat 9 January7.30pm

£12

TWEED THEATREpresents

Sunshine on LeithAuditorium

Expect to find yourself swept up in the music ofThe Proclaimers and the moving story of Allyand Davy, returned safe from Afghanistan,trying to adjust to normal family life in Leith.

Driven by the music, this play is all about real,ordinary people - the Henshaw family - and thethree pairs of relationships which shape it whenthe boys come home.

It shows two, typical 20-something lads,desperate for normality and looking for thatperson and place to give their life meaning.Could it be Liz and Yvonne? As Davy’s parentsprepare a party to celebrate their 25th weddinganniversary, things take an unlikely turn.Sunshine on Leith is a great big, jubilantmusical about the power of home, family,friendship and love.

“will give you tingles of happiness” Telegraphwww.tweedtheatre.org.uk

Thu 18 & Fri 19 February 7.30pm

Sat 20 February2.30pm & 7.30pm


WOODEND BARNpresents

NettingAuditorium

“Keep busy, eh? Hope we’ll get a body, mebbe.The widden spoon. A knock on the door wi awidden spoon.”

A father and his two sons are lost at sea. Threewomen try to adapt to their lives as widows.Kitty can’t stop knitting. Alison needs lookingafter. Sylvia wants to forget. Then, one day, aknock on the door. A body has been found. Onebody, three women. Who does it belong to?

Set in the north of Scotland, this is a story offinding a way to deal with shocking,unimaginable loss, and become a personyou hadn’t anticipated.

“subtly negotiates the treacherous currentsbetween the sheer banality, grim humour andcorrosive despair of a grief that can’t be castoff, like a piece of Kitty’s knitting”.★★★★ Mary Brennan, The Herald

Thu 17 March7.30pm

£14

IDEOMS presents

Lords of the Creationand other beastsAuditorium

A rip-roaring evening of fun, frolics and goodfood as IDEOMS concentrate on the animalreferences in Burns work presenting the Bard’spoems in their own inimitable quirky, hugelyentertaining way. Their play has a rural settingand takes in the farmyard, the surroundingfields, the church and the pub, and is looselybased on a day in the life of Burnsian charactersand, of course, a variety of beasts.

www.ideomstheatre.co.uk

Fri 29 January7.30pm

£20 (includes a delicious supper)


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…play…learn…create

Engage is an invitation to involve yourself in arts.The Eastgate’s programme of classes, courses and eventstakes in visual arts, dance, fitness, drama and more. Somesessions are for children, many for adults and a few for both.

The outreach programme takes arts activities into thecommunity. The hugely successful Grand Hands projectcontinues. Art workshops with Alice Clarke are takingplace in four venues: Riverside House,Halyrude Court, RVS Social Centreand Dovecot Court in Peebles.The art work produced in theworkshops will be on display inthe end of project exhibition inMay 2016.

Take a look insideand find out whatyou can do…


Drama on Screen

THE NATIONAL THEATRE (ENCORE)presents

Jane EyreAuditorium

In Brontë’s timeless, classic story Jane Eyresuddenly flees the vast and isolated estatewhere she works for the brooding EdwardRochester as a governess. Sorely tested byboth the house and the man, Jane wonders ifthe past is ever truly past…

From her beginnings as a destitute orphan, thespirited Jane has faced life’s obstacles head-on,surviving poverty, injustice and the discovery ofbitter betrayal before taking the ultimatedecision to follow her heart.

Director Sally Cookson now brings hercelebrated production from the Bristol Old Victo the National.

“Aflame with passion. A picture ofexultant feminism.” ★★★★★The Observer

Thu 7 January7pm


THE NATIONAL THEATRE (ENCORE)presents

As You Like ItAuditorium

Shakespeare’s glorious comedy of love andchange is performed onstage at the NationalTheatre for the first time in over 30 years, withRosalie Craig (London Road, Macbeth at MIF)as Rosalind.

With her father the Duke banished and in exile,Rosalind and her cousin Celia leave their lives inthe court behind them and journey into theForest of Arden. There, released fromconvention, Rosalind experiences the liberatingrush of transformation. Disguising herself as aboy, she embraces a different way of living andfalls spectacularly in love.

Wed 16 March7pm


Meet the adventurers in person:

Lee Craigie, Mark Beaumont, SophieRadcliffe, James Ogilvie, Niall McCann,Laurie Campbell, Scott Noble, ElspethLuke, Pete Laing, Katy Winton andStu Thompson.

See outstanding feature films andinspiring short films on the big screen.

Head out and about with your dogand/or your camera.

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Peebles OutdoorFilm Festival

Tickets are availablefor each event individually.

A one day pass for anysingle day is

£25 (adult), £15 (child)

Combine a set of short filmsfollowed by the evening

talk for £15 (adult),£10 (child)

Friday 22 – Sunday 24 January 2016


adults...Dance with Fiona Henderson

Tap (experienced)Get into the rhythm with this fast, fun(noisy) class.10 – 10.55amTuesdays 5 January – 29 March(no class on 16 February)£54 for 12 weeks or £5 per class

Ballet (experienced)Develop your balance, poise and posture.11 – 11.55amTuesdays 5 January – 29 March(no class on 16 February)£54 for 12 weeks or £5 per class

Ballet (introductory)Take your first ballet steps, whateveryour age!11am – 11.55pmWednesdays 6 January – 30 March £58.50 for 13 weeks or £5 per class

Jazz for ExercisePractice those jazz hands and so muchmore in this fun class.10.30 – 11.25amFridays 8 January – 1 April (No class on 25 March)£54 for 12 weeks or £5 per class

Tap (introductory)Lace up your tap shoes and make somenoise.11.30am – 12.25pmFridays 8 January – 1 April (No class on 25 March)£54 for 12 weeks or £5 per class

creative classes for

Dance with LIVEforDANCE

Just Jhoom!Bollywood dance fitness - energetic, glamorousand very tongue-in-cheek.7 – 8pmThursdays 14 January – 31 March£54 for 12 weeks, or £5 each class

Contemporary TechniqueImprove your alignment and strength bydrawing on both ballet and modern dancetechniques. 8 - 9pmThursdays 14 January – 31 March£54 for 12 weeks, or £5 each class

Find out more…

Celebrate the great outdoors with three fulldays packed with films, talks and adventures.

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Outdoor ShortsEastgate Café

View the short films entered into this year’sPeebles Outdoor Film Festival Outdoor Shortscompetition and cast a vote for your favourite.

All dayFREE

A Route Less TravelledAuditorium

Lee Craigie’s story of elite cycling performanceis an unusual one. Having only begun to competein mountain biking at the age of 26, she becameBritish Champion and represented Scotland atthe 2014 Commonwealth Games, but has nowswapped elite-level competition for adventure –all while working with disadvantaged people toembrace the personal growth that explorationon a bike can offer.

2pm£10, schoolchild £6

Friday 22 January

Trail Builders,Trail BlazersStudio

You know it’s a bike-mad area when the localhigh school kids routinely head into the hills todesign and build their own mountain bike trails– often with tools hand-made for the job. Comeand hear the tales of Peebles High Schools’finest trail builders, alongside Tweed Valley trail-building legend Pete Laing.

3.30pmFREE

Film: The ProgramAuditorium

Stephen Frear’s new film tells the story of LanceArmstrong’s rise and fall – from Tour de Francechampion to humiliated cheat. Ben Fosterportrays the flawed hero, who is pursued, andultimately exposed, by sports journalist DavidWalsh (Chris o’ Dowd).


Winning waysStudio

At 22, the Tweed Valley’s own Katy Winton is one ofthe rising stars of world enduro. With a solid season ofresults under her belt in 2015, including becomingScottish Enduro Series Champion for the first time, Katyis looking forward to continuing her fine form duringthe coming year. Always fun and engaging, Katy willtalk about life as an elite athlete, injury, and what ittakes to be a champion.


Short Films: Pedal PowerAuditorium

A set of short films that celebrate the joy of riding bikes.

6.15pm£6, schoolchild £4

Around the Worldand Back to ScotlandAuditorium

Over the past decade, his various record-breaking featsof endurance have made Mark Beaumont ahousehold name. Mark shares his journey, from theboy who pedalled across Scotland and went on to cyclearound the world, to capsizing mid-Atlantic andexploring the high Arctic. Over the past year, Mark’sCairo to Cape Town cycling World Record and manyadventures closer to home in Scotland have grabbedthe headlines. This is also an opportunity to enjoyMark’s breathtaking short films and photography.


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Living Large Auditorium

Endurance athlete and lover of life, SophieRadcliffe likes nothing better than a goodadventure, often pushing herself throughclimbing, cycling, running and Ironman racing –an approach that has seen her encourage othersto stretch their limits, break down barriers andstep out of their comfort zones. Come and beinspired!


Have Dog Will RunStudio

Why just walk with your dog when you can run,cycle and scooter? Lindsay Johnson fromCani-Fit reveals all about canicross, bikejor andmore – a must for owners who love to get activewith their dogs.

3.30pmFREE

Early Bird Adventure– CanicrossMeet at Eastgate Theatre

A chance for energetic dog lovers toexperience a very different type of ‘walkies’under the expert guidance of the team fromCani-Fit. Dogs should be a minimum of 10months old, ideally sociable or easilymanaged. Owners must bring poo bags,fresh water/bowl and treats for after. Pleasewear trainers/trail shoes for running.Maximum 12 places, so do book early.

11am£5 per dog

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Title to be confirmed.


Seven UpStudio

In January last year, chartered forester andmountaineer James Ogilvie reached thesummit of Mount Vinson in Antarctica, socompleting his attempt to climb the fabledSeven Summits – the seven highest peakson each continent. James talks about ajourney that took him 20 years tocomplete.


Short Films: Beyondthe Comfort ZoneAuditorium

A set of short films about the extremes ofhuman endeavour and endurance.


Wild About theOutdoorsAuditorium

TV presenter, explorer and conservationistNiall McCann has fronted a series of award-winning natural history programmes – not leastfor Nat Geo Wild – and had more adventuresaround the world than most of us have had hotdinners. From anacondas to Atlantic rowing, skimountaineering and speed flying, his story isone of a deep love for nature and the outdoors.


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Early Bird Adventure –Fieldcraft for wildlifephotographersMeet at Eastgate Theatre

Join celebrated wildlife photographer LaurieCampbell for a fieldcraft master-class as hewalks the banks of the Tweed in search of ottertracks, trails and signs. Bring waterproof boots,clothing and binoculars, plus a camera if youwish. Maximum 10 places, so do book early.

8.30am£10, schoolchild £6



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Return of the Otter Auditorium

Berwick born and raised, Laurie Campbell hasdelighted in the return of otters to the RiverTweed – a renaissance captured in a new bookwith the unmistakable beauty and attention todetail of one of Scotland’s most revered wildlifephotographers. Laurie presents together withwriting partner Anna Levin.


Give Triathlon a TriStudio

A competitive swimmer from a young ageand, later, a cyclist and reluctant runner,Scott Noble thought he’d combine thethree and give triathlon a shot. Fromtraining in the Tweed and St Mary's Lochto competing in events held locally andfurther afield, join Scott for an entertainingtale of how he caught the triathlon bug,and how YOU can also get started!

3.30pmFREE

Film: MeruAuditorium

A spectacular new documentary aboutthe attempt by celebrated mountaineerConrad Anker and two other professionalclimbers to confront the Shark’s Fin onMount Meru – the most technicallycomplicated and dangerous peak in theHimalayas. This is a gripping tale of humanresistance, survival and friendship; as wellas a thoughtful meditation on life, deathand everything in between.


Running Alongthe SpineStudio

Glasgow based ultra-runner Elspeth Lukerecently took on a very different kind ofchallenge – an unmarked, 680-mile route alongthe watershed of Scotland. Elspeth recounts thehighs and lows of a 34-day run from the Bordersto Duncansby Head that included more than40,000 metres of ascent.


Short Films:Wild World Auditorium

A set of short films covering worldwideadventure and exploration, plus theannouncement of the Best Outdoor Shorts.


A Cut AboveAuditorium

Stu Thomson is a film and videodirector/producer who runs the multiple award-winning Cut Media – the team behind therecent viral hit Danny Macaskill: The Ridge,which achieved more than 30 million views inthe first six months alone. Stu talks about hisbackground as a downhill mountain bike racer,how he came to work with athletes such asDanny Macaskill, and his plans for futureprojects.


Fitness with Fiona PagettTone Zone Works on cardio, resistance, balance andcore to get you strong, fit and toned. 10 – 10.55amThursdays 7 January – 31 March£58.50 for 13 weeks, or £5 eachclass

Music with Claire GarnettPeebles PlayersLively music sessions for adults withdisabilities. Sing well-loved songs, choosefrom a selection of colourful percussionand make music together with friends.More information from Claire Garnett.T: 01721 740 256 E: [email protected]

Serenata A series of informal Sunday afternoon concertsby local musicians and singers of all ages,featuring chamber music and recitals. Interested in performing? Contact Claire Garnett, t 01721 740256,E: [email protected] Jan, 14 Feb, 13 Mar2.30pmEntry by donation

LiteratureNew Writing Group A friendly and informal opportunity tobring, read and discuss new writing inpoetry and prose.Fortnightly from Wed 13 Jan7pmFree

Special thanks for giving permission to use their stunning images:

Nadir Khan – Friday 22 and Sunday 24 January

Nadir says: “The things that inspire me are great light, dramatic clouds, landscape and some coolaction, whether its bikers, climbers, runners or kite surfers, being able to communicate theemotions that I feel when making the images is a privilege.”

Nadir runs occasional courses in adventure sports photography and give talks to various cameraclubs around the country.

www.nadirkhan.co.uk

Niall McCann – Front cover and Saturday 23 January

Niall has dedicated his life to seeking out adventure in the natural world, either in combination withhis zoological studies, or on stand-alone adventures.

In his career as a zoologist, Niall is heavily involved in international research and is actively engagedin ongoing conservation projects in Honduras, Nepal and Guyana, and is a Fellow of the RoyalGeographical Society. Hear him talk about all of this and more on Saturday 23 January at 7.30pm

www.niallmccann.com

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Art Sparkswith Mary Kenny

Have fun and learn great tips as youmaster a wide range of techniquesincluding drawing, painting and collage. Tuesdays 12 January – 22 March(no class on 16 February)3.55 - 4.55pmAge: 7 - 12£45 for 10 weeks or£5 each classTickets 01721 725 777

Let’s Pretendwith Clare Prenton

Jack and the Bean Stalk

Join Let's Pretend for some fun dramaworkshops leading to a springperformance of this pint-sized musical for3-6 years. Nicki Davies's brilliant weeversion includes the unbelievably catchysongs 'Cow for Sale', 'Fi Fi Fo Fum' and'Down Came that Mighty Beanstalk'!Performance for family and friends onThu 31 March, 1.45 – 2.15pmThursdays 7 January – 31 March1 – 1.45pmAge: 3 - 5£58.50 for 13 weeks or£5 each sessionTickets 01721 725 777

creative classes for young people…

Scottish Theatre& Music Schoolwith Derek Douglas

This class teaches performance, role play,script work and improvisation. Build yourconfidence and have lots of fun.5 – 6.15pmThursdays 7 January – 31 MarchFor details and to book, pleasecontact Derek DouglasT: 07949 973388E: [email protected]

DanceFiona Henderson School of Danceand Performing Arts

Classes in ballet, en pointe, tap, jazz,modern, Highland, Scottish Nationaland contemporary for everyone – totsto teens.Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays,Fridays & Saturdays4 January – 19 March(no classes on 12 Feb) For details, prices and bookingplease contact Fiona HendersonT: 07894 881 747E: [email protected]



Peebles Youth andCommunityOrchestraAuditorium

This special anniversary concert marksthe 40th year of performances by youngmusicians in Peeblesshire, and paystribute to the tireless work for music inPeebles undertaken by the orchestra’sfounder Claire Garnett.

Tonight’s repertoire includes a movementfrom Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, featuring theleader of the orchestra Adam Rennick.

Thu 24 March7pm

£6, free for children under 12

ChoreographyCompetitionAuditorium

Fiona Henderson School of Dance andPerforming Arts is delighted to introduce theinaugural Evie Douglas Choreography Award.Evie was an inspirational and much loveddancer/teacher in the school and her motherhas very kindly sponsored this competition inher memory.

The competition is open to any pupil aged 11or older and the winner will receive a beautifulpiece of hand-crafted glass, commissionedfrom Bjorn Borseth.

Sat 6 February2pm

Free,but please book your ticketin advance

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Opera on Screen


ROYAL OPERA HOUSE (LIVE)presents

La TraviataAuditorium

The opera tells the story of the Parisiancourtesan Violetta Valéry (Venera Gimadieva),who finds love with Alfredo (Germont SaimirPirgu). His father, concerned that theirrelationship is ruining the reputation of hisfamily, persuades Violetta to leave. Alfredobelieves she has betrayed him and follows herback to Paris where he humiliates her in public.By the time Alfredo learns the truth it is too lateand Violetta is dying.

La Traviata is regarded as one of Verdi’s finestoperas and, with Richard Eyre’s traditionalstaging, is one of The Royal Opera’s mostpopular productions. It is sung in Italian andconducted by Yves Abel.

Thu 4 February6.45pm



Boris GodunovAuditorium

Screened live from the Royal Opera House thisnew production of Mussorgsky’s historicalmasterpiece has been created by Richard Jonesand Antonio Pappano and stars Bryn Tyrfel inthe title role, one of the most complexcharacters in opera. Mussorgsky's onlycompleted opera tells of the Russian ruler BorisGodunov, who reigned as Tsar during the Timeof Troubles, and his nemesis, the False Dmitriy.

This is the original 1869 version, performed inseven scenes, and makes few concessions tooperatic conventions.

Mon 21 March7.15pm




Rhapsody/The Two PigeonsAuditorium

This delightful Frederick Ashton double bill isscreened live from the Royal Opera House.

Frederick Ashton was Founder Choreographer ofThe Royal Ballet and his work defined the Englishstyle. In this programme the company celebratesAshton and his legacy in two contrasting works.

Rhapsody, created for Mikhail Baryshnikov in1980, is one of Ashton’s final works. It is acelebration of the male virtuoso – though Ashtonalso endows the principal female role withchoreography of breath-taking clarity and speed.

...Ballet on Screen

The production is a romantic setting ofRachmaninoff’s Rhapsody on a Theme ofPaganini and uses the music’s dark turbulenceand brilliance to inspire the dance.

The Two Pigeons, created in 1962 is a story ofa wayward young man blind to the value ofwhat is right in front him. Ashton explores thenature of love in one of his most charming,elegant and moving works.

Tue 26 January7.15pm



GaGa - QueenTribute Band Auditorium

It is all about the music for this multi-awardwinning tribute to Queen who make no attemptto look like their idols, but perform Queen'sgreatest hits without missing a beat.

From the apparently simple These are the Daysof Our Lives, through classics including I WantTo Break Free, A Kind of Magic and KillerQueen, John Holmes, Dave Harding andGraham Patrick capture an authenticQueen sound.

As they build to We Will Rock You, One Visionand the magnificent Bohemian Rhapsody thetheatre will rock. Radio Ga Ga will surely liftthe roof.

“Stunning” Official Queen Fan Club

“Superb” Brian May

Fri 11 March7.30pm

£15

Music ...Music

McKenzie SawersDuoAuditorium

Sue McKenzie and Ingrid Sawers are Scotland’sforemost sax and piano duo. Dedicated tocommissioning and writing new music, theirperformances have taken them to concert hallsand theatres across the world as well as statelyhomes, schools, artists' studios and even aformer Victorian asylum. Their repertoireencompass classical, jazz, world and folk musicand they have given many Scottish and UKpremieres by British contemporary composers.

“McKenzie’s playing is touching andbeautifully crafted. Sawers supports thatwith sympathetic finesse” Scotsman

“An exceptional saxophonist” Saxophone Journal

“Sawers … like Schumann on acid!” Scotsman

www.mckenziesawersduo.com

Fri 25 March7.30pm

£14

MUSIC IN PEEBLESpresents

Pascal Rogé Auditorium

Satie Gymnopedie 1

Croquis et agaceries d’un

gros bonhomme en bois

Gnossienne 2 & 5

Ravel Sonatine

Poulenc Les Soirées de Nazelles

Debussy Preludes Book 1

One of the world’s mostdistinguished pianists, PascalRoge is especially known for hisinterpretation of French music,characterised by its elegance,beauty and delicate phrasing.The programme opens withSatie and ends with 12 miniaturemasterpieces, Debussy’s firstset of Preludes.



BinghamString Quartet Auditorium

Janáček String Quartet No.1

“Kreutzer Sonata”

Steve Reich Different Trains

Philip Glass String Quartet No.2

“Company”

Beethoven String Quartet No.10

“Harp”

Steve Bingham & Marina Gillam(violins), Brenda Stewart (viola)and James Halsey (cello) are theBingham String Quartet. In thisconcert they will demonstratetheir acclaimed mastery of theclassical repertoire and theirfresh approach to new music.

Tue 1 March 7.30pm


James Gilchrist& AnnaTilbrookAuditorium

Schubert Winterreise, D.911

One of the finest tenors andone of the most outstandingaccompanists performWinterreise, one of the mostpowerful of all song cycles. Ittells of a man, disappointed inlove, wandering through awinter landscape that alsostands as a metaphor for aneven darker journey to thedepths of the soul.

“Impressive, deeply disturbingrecording of the greatest ofsong cycles”★★★★★ BBC Music Magazine

Tue 2 February7.30pm

Tickets for each Music in Peebles concert are:£14, £7, free for MiP members and schoolchildren.


...Fundraising

TWEEDDALE SOCIETYpresents

The 1884Reform Agitation

Auditorium

The Representation of thePeople Act 1884 extendedvoting in the country to menwho either payed an annualrental of £10 or held landvalued at £10. This talk, byDr Mark Nixon, independentresearcher and curator, focuseson the unrest created by theact in Peeblesshire and theBorders.


One Small Stepfor AmphibiansA recent (2012) fossil find inthe Borders overturned a long-held theory about evolution onEarth and bridged a major gapin the fossil record. It shed anew light on a period, between345 and 360 million years ago,that previously had beenalmost blank. Dr Nick FraserKeeper of Natural Sciences atthe National Museum ofScotland explains thesignificance of the find.

Tue 9 February7.30pm

£6, free for TweeddaleSociety members andschoolchildren

TWEEDGREEN presents

The Climate Justice SeriesAuditorium

Evidence of climate change – melting glaciers, rising sea levels,unpredictable and extreme weather – can be seen across the world.The effects are already being felt; and it is becoming increasinglyclear that the poorest people and nations are sufferingdisproportionately in the struggle to adapt and survive.

This series of talks and discussions explores some of the challenges,and some of the ways in which we can work towards climate justice.

Tessa Tennant is President of the Ice Organisation, and has co-founded several organisations promoting sustainable financeincluding the Carbon Disclosure Project. She will discuss the powerof the pound in our pockets to make positive change.

Thu 14 January7.30pm

Pete Ritchie runs an organic upland farm at Whitmuir in theBorders, and is executive director of Nourish Scotland – workingfor a fairer and more sustainable food system in Scotland.

Thu 11 February7.30pm

The speaker for the third talk in the series will be confirmed.

Thu 10 March7.30pm

£8 per talk, series of three £24£6 per talk for Tweed Green memberJoin Tweed Green and attend all three, £20

Talk

Fifth FebruaryFeast of Musicand SongAuditorium

A fun evening featuring allkinds of music - classical, tradand everything in between!David McLeish, senior pupil atPeebles High School, is raisingmoney for his volunteer gapyear in Malaysia with ProjectTrust. David plays classicalguitar, and will be joined byKyrre Slind, Brian Davidson,The Wednesdays choir, Tim’sKitchen, pupils from PeeblesHigh and many more guests.Expect guitar, sitar, piano,fiddle, percussion, voice anda few surprises.

Project Trust is an educationalcharity specialising in overseasvolunteering placements foryoung people aged 17-19.Since 1967 they have beenorganising long term voluntaryplacements in Africa, Asia andthe Americas.

www.kyrreslind.bandcamp.comwww.briandavidsonpiano.co.ukwww.projecttrust.org.ukDavid’s donations page:www.uk.virginmoneygivingcom/DavidMcLeishPT

Fri 5 February7.30pm

£10, £5 for schoolchild

Andes to theAmazon -One Night in Peru

Auditorium

From the misty depths of theAmazon rainforest to the loftypeaks of Machu Pichu, Peruremains a country steeped inmystery and adventure. Join us,as, for one night only thePeebles High School Peru Trip2016 team brings you a tasteof Peruvian culture- all fromcomfort of your seats.

Journey from shores of LakeTiticaca to the windsweptrefuges of Incan emperors onthe words of our guest speakerand resident South AmericanPatricia Berger-North, and thenonwards down the length ofSouth America with CheGuevara in a special showingof the award winning filmThe Motorcycle Diaries.Afterwards, enjoy the taste ofSouth America with Peruvianfood and drink serveddownstairs. See you there !

Sat 5 March 7.30pm

£14, £7 for schoolchild

All funds raised gotowards funding thePeebles High School2016 Trip to Peru.

The Romanceof Italy - In Songand on Screen

Auditorium

Come and enjoy an Italian-themed evening in aid of a verygood cause. Pick up a glass ofsomething sparkling; chooseyour seat for a musical miscellanyperformed by young Scottishtenor Ian McBain (RSC Glasgow);then sit back and relax for ascreening of Merchant Ivory’sacclaimed film A Room withA View, starring Helena Bonham-Carter, Julian Sands, Judi Denchand Maggie Smith.

Sat 12 March7.30pm

£15 (includes refreshmentand canapes)

A fundraising eveningfor Marie Curie

Tweeddale Film Club

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This season there is a choice of 3 films every film Sunday with different films at 4.30pm and 7.30pm.Ticket prices for Sunday Cinema at the Eastgate are: Adult tickets £8, £6 for schoolchildren.Please check the film certificate before booking.

The Good DinosaurMeet Apatosaurus Arlo who makes an unlikelyhuman friend and sets of on an epic voyage ofdiscovery.Sun 3 January, 2.30pm

The Lady in the Van (12A)Maggie Smith plays MissShepherd, the cantankerous,ungrateful, bigoted, smelly oldwoman who lives in a derelictvan in Alan Bennett's (AlexJennings) driveway. Sun 3 January, 4.30pm

Brooklyn (12A)It’s the 1950s and Ellis Lacey

leaves home in Ireland for the shores of New YorkCity – soon she must choose between twocountries. Stars Saoirse Ronan and DomhnallGleeson.Sun 3 January, 7.30pm

The Peanuts Movie (U)As Charlie Brown sets off on an epic and heroicquest, his best pal Snoopy, takes to the skies topursue his arch-nemesis, the Red Baron. Sun 17 January, 2.30pm &Sun 31 January, 2.30pm

Star Wars: The Force AwakensThe seventh instalment in the main Star Warsseries is set approximately 30 years after theevents of Return of the Jedi. Sun 17 January, 4.30pm

Steve Jobs (15)A fast paced insight into the life and work ofSteve Jobs - the passionate driving force behindthe digital age. Michael Fassbender stars in a filmby Aaron Sorkin, directed by Danny Boyle.Sun 17 January, 7.30pm

Sunset Song (15)Lewis Grassic Gibbon’s classic Scottish novel finallyreaches the big screen. Directed by TerenceDavies and starring Agness Deyn.Sun 31 January, 4.30pm

Bridge of Spies (12A)Steven Spielberg’s espionage thriller stars TomHanks as an attorney trying to negotiate the releaseof Gary Powers,a U-2 spy plane pilot shot downover Russia. Sun 31 January, 7.30pm

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La Tourneuses de Pages(The Page Turner) (15)An apparently innocent page turner and hercarefully planned revenge against the womanthat destroyed her dreams.Wed 13 January7.30pm

Pride (15)It is 1984, miners are on strike and gay peopleare being threatened by the GovernmentAn unlikely partnership evolves and thenext Pride march has some very unlikelysupporters.Wed 10 February7.30pm

Castles in the Sky (PG)Robert Watson Watt and his team are strugglingto develop workable Radar as the storm clouds ofWWII gather. Wed 9 March7.30pm

To become a member of the TweeddaleFilm Club costs just £5 plus an annualmembership of £23.50 Guest arewelcome - tickets are £6 from a member.

To join, or for more information contactAnn Edmonds, T: 01896 830682E: [email protected]

The community film club presents an annual season of seven classic films on thebig screen at the Eastgate Theatre on the 2nd Wed of the month (October– April).The final three films this season are:

JoyThe story of a girl who becomes the woman whofounds a business dynasty and becomes a matriarch.Expect betrayal, treachery and more. With JenniferLawrence, Bradley Cooper and Robert De Niro.Sun 14 February, 4.30pm

The Danish GirlArtist Gerda Wegener, herhusband Einar (Eddie Redmayne)and art-dealer Hans Axgilbecome involved in a complexlove triangle as Einar transformshimself into Lili Elbe and tries forthe first-ever male to female sexreassignment surgerySun 14 February, 7.30pm

In the Heart of the Sea (12A)The story inspired Moby Dick, but the truth wasmuch more visceral. The crew of the whaling shipEssex fight for survival and try to kill the mammoth,apparently vengeful whale. Sun 28 February, 4.30pm

The Revenant (15)Legendary explorer Hugh Glass(Leonardo di Caprio) is left fordead. Glass enduresunimaginable grief andnavigates a vicious winter tolive and find redemption. Avisually stunning film directedby Alajandro Inarritu. Sun 28 February, 7.30pm

• A £2 discount on tickets for most live shows

• Buy One, Get One Free tickets for a specially selected show each month

• A 10% discount on café purchases over £5

• Regular newsletters (with a prize draw)

• Social events throughout the year

Friends of the Eastgate

All this and the opportunity to see worldclass performances on your doorstep.All for only £25 a year subscription

The Friends of the Eastgate support and help to improve the theatre facilities in all sortsof ways from helping to buy new theatre lights to the satellite dish that makes live relayspossible, from a new coffee machine to upgrading the computer system.

This not only makes them feel very good (and more comfortable when they visit) theyalso benefit from

To become a Friend of the Eastgate just ask at Box Office...3534... for more information visit www.eastgatearts.com

By CARFrom the north – follow the A703 south into Peebles, and turnright just after Holland & Sherry into the Edinburgh Road Car Park.

From the south/west – from the A72 into Peebles, turn left at theTweed Bridge roundabout and continue along the High Street forabout half a mile. At the Esso Garage, turn left at the roundaboutonto the A703 and then turn left into the Edinburgh Road Car Park.

From the south/east – from the A72 into Peebles, turn right ontothe A703 at the Esso garage, then turn left into the EdinburghRoad Car Park.

By BUS – local services available to/from Edinburgh via Penicuik,and to/from Galashiels via Innerleithen and Walkerburn. Thenearest bus stop is opposite the front of the theatre.

ParkingThe nearest car park is the Edinburgh Road Car Park where it’sfree to park every day except Saturday between 8.30am and5.30pm. From the car park, take the pedestrian footpath intotown and we are immediately on your right.

How to find us...

Tickets

You can buy tickets in person at Box Office, over the phone on01721 725777 or online at www.eastgatearts.com

We accept cash, cheques, debit cards and credit cards(except AmEx).

Tickets can be kept at the box office for collection, or postedout for a £1.50 charge.

Use the seating plan below to select the seats you’d like.Please note row A is reserved for wheelchair users andcannot be booked online.ReservationsWe will only reserve tickets for groups of 10 or more. Anygroup reservations not paid for within an agreed timescalewill be released for general sale.

useful information...RefundsRefunds are only given if a show has to be cancelled. Ticketsmay be exchanged or transferred at the discretion of the BoxOffice Manager. For shows which sell out we will try to resellyour tickets, but this cannot be guaranteed.Data protectionAll customer details are confidential and we never share or sellthem with anyone else. Please help us to keep your details upto date.Special effectsWe will inform you as soon as we find out a show has specialeffects. Often we are not told in advance so please look out forsigns in the foyer.LatecomersIf you are delayed and miss a show start time we will do ourbest to admit you as soon as we can to a seat at the back of theauditorium (to minimise disturbance). You may have to waituntil a suitable break in the performance and, occasionally,until the interval.AccessibilityThe Eastgate has level access, adapted toilet facilities and apassenger lift. Wheelchair spaces are available on the front rowof the auditorium (please book in advance through Box Office). Babies/young childrenAre welcome - we have baby changing facilities, high chairs andkids lunch boxes in the café. In the theatre under 2 year olds areclassified as babes in arms and can sit on adult’s knees but muststill have a ticket (it will be issued free by box office). Adults maybe asked to remove noisy children from the theatre.Assist dogsAre welcome, the front row offers the best space for dogs to liedown beside their owners, just ask at box office.Alterations to programmeWe do our best to make sure that all the information in thisbrochure is correct at the time we go to press. However,sometimes circumstances beyond our control mean that pricesor line-ups might change; and we reserve the right to be humanand make the odd mistake.

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PEEBLESSHIRE JACpresents

The AnnualVariety ShowAuditorium

Peeblesshire Young Farmersreturn with their annual varietyshow with songs, stories,hilarious sketches and jokes.Lots of fun and laughter for allthe family.

Thu 25 – Sat 27 February7.30pm

Thu £5, £3Fri & Sat £8, £5

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JANUARYSun 3 Film: The Good Dinosaur 2.30pm £8 32Sun 3 Film: The Lady in the Van 4.30pm £8 32Sun 3 Film: Brooklyn 7.30pm £8 32Thu 7 NT Encore: Jane Eyre 7pm £14 12Sat 9 Music: The Sweetest Hours 7.30pm £12 10Tue 12 Talk: TSoc The 1884 Reform Agitation 7.30pm £6 30Wed 13 Film TFC: La Tourneuses de Pages 7.30pm 33Thu 14 Talk: Climate Justice 7.30pm £8 30Fri 15 Music: James Yorkston, The Pictish Trail & Withered Hand 7.30pm £15 4 & 5Sun 17 Film: The Peanuts Movie 2.30pm £8 32Sun 17 Film: Star Wars – The Force Awakens 4.30pm £8 32Sun 17 Film: Steve Jobs 7.30pm £8 32Tue 19 Music: MiP Pascal Roge 7.30pm £14 29Fri 22 – Sun 24 Peebles Outdoor Film Festival 15 - 22Tue 26 ROH Ballet: Rhapsody/The Two Pigeons 7.15pm £17 27Wed 27 Music: Nuala Kennedy Band & Himmerland 7.30pm £16 8 & 9Fri 29 Drama: Lords of the Creation & Other Beasts 7.30pm £20 10Sun 31 Film: The Peanuts Movie 2.30pm £8 32Sun 31 Film: Sunset Song 4.30pm £8 32Sun 31 Film: Bridge of Spies 7.30pm £8 32

FEBRUARYTue 2 Music: MiP James Gilchrist & Anna Tilbrook 7.30pm £14 29Thu 4 ROH Opera: La Traviata 6.45pm £17 26Fri 5 Fundraising Music: Feast of Music & Song 7.30pm £10 31Sat 6 Dance: 2016 Choreography Competition 2pm FREE 25Tue 9 Talk: TSoc One Small Step for Amphibians 7.30pm £6 30Wed 10 Film: TFC Pride 7.30pm 33Thu 11 Talk: Climate Justice 7.30pm £8 30Sun 14 Film: See Press for Details 2.30pm £8 33Sun 14 Film: Joy 4.30pm £8 33Sun 14 Film: The Danish Girl 7.30pm £8 33Thu 18 – Sat 20 Drama: Sunshine on Leith 7.30pm £10 11 Sat 20 Drama: Sunshine on Leith 2.30pm £10 11Thu 25 – Sat 27 Variety: Peeblesshire JAC Annual Show 7.30pm £8 34Sun 28 Film: See Press for Details 2.30pm £8 33Sun 28 Film: In the Heart of the Sea 4.30pm £8 33Sun 28 Film: The Revenant 7.30pm £8 33

MARCHTue 1 Music: MiP Bingham String Quartet 7.30pm £14 29Wed 2 Music: Breabach 7.30pm £15 7Sat 5 Fundraising: Andes to Amazon 7.30pm £14 31Wed 9 Film: TFC Castles in the Sky 7.30pm 33Thu 10 Talk: Climate Justice 7.30pm £8 30Fri 11 Music: Ga Ga Queen Tribute Band 7.30pm £15 28Sat 12 Fundraising: The Romance of Italy 7.30pm £15 31Tue 15 Music: The Fureys 7.30pm £18 6Wed 16 NT Encore: As You Like It 7pm £14 12Thu 17 Drama: Netting 7.30pm £14 11Fri 18 Music: Blazin’ Fiddles 7.30pm £15 7Mon 21 ROH Opera: Boris Godunov 7.15pm £17 26Thu 24 Music: Peebles Youth & Community Orch. 7pm £6 25Fri 25 Music: McKenzie Sawers Duo 7.30pm £14 28Sat 26 Music: Bella Hardy 7.30pm £14 6

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