January to March 2012 Trinity Arts Centre Brochure

Jan - Mar 2012Trinity Arts Centre

Trinity Street, Gainsborough

DN21 2AL

www.trinityarts.co.uk

Box Office 01427 676655

Friday 13th January at 7.30pm

The Adventures of Tin Tin (U)

BOX OFFICE OPENING TIMES:

Wednesday 10:30am - 3:30pm

Thursday 10:30am - 3:30pm

Friday 10:30am - 3:30pm

Saturday 9:30am - 2:00pm

KEEP IN TOUCH:

tel: 01427 676655

www.trinityarts.co.ukwww.facebook.com/trinityartscentrewww.twitter.com/TrinityArtsCent

You can now follow us on Facebook and Twitter

where you can find up to the minute info as well as

win tickets to films and live shows!

Guardian Angel Membership Supporting the Arts in West Lindsey

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 West Lindsey.

Enjoy a host of heavenly benefits….

• £1 off all films

• Members concession prices for most evening live shows

• Discounted room hire for parties, meetings and special occasions

• Free entry into our annual prize draw to win family tickets to our Panto 2012

BR

I DG

ES

T

TOOLEY ST

KI N

GS

T

TR

INIT

YS

T

BRIDGE RDTHORNDYKE ROAD

LE

AR

D

AS

HC

RO

FT

RD

QUEEN ST

TESCO

LEWIS ST

COLVILLE TER

TO BAWTRY

TO LINCOLN

TO GRIMSBY

TOWN CENTRE

TrinityArts

Centre

CARPARK

I would just like to take this opportunity to wish all of our customers, old andnew, a very Happy 2012!

This looks to be a very exciting year for Trinity Arts Centre. We have been given the go

ahead to continue with a programme of events that have proved popular with our audience in

the past. These include theatre, films, music and comedy shows. Alongside this we are

encouraging local groups to come and use the building for their own performances or as a

meeting space.

The council are making a significant investment in the building which will see the roof repaired

and a new more energy efficient boiler installed. These works are scheduled to take place

between January and March this year with no disruption to our programme.

Thank you all for your loyalty and continued custom and support and I hope you enjoy our

programme of events.

Karen Whitfield

Community Officer (01427) 675140

Did you know Trinity ArtsCentre is available for hire?

With on site car parking and flexible arrangements, Trinity ArtsCentre could be your event solution.

We can offer small meeting rooms, right through to the use ofthe Auditorium. Whether you are looking for a meeting place,arranging a conference or would like to put on a performance,this could be the venue for you.

We are currently working on a revised pricing structure fromApril 2012 and are hoping that this will make the building moreaccessible, both for the local community and professionalgroups; special discounts will also be available for first timehirers.

For more information at this stage, or if you would like to lookaround the building and discuss possibilities, please contactKaren Whitfield on 01427 675140.

We are pleased toannounce the returnof allocated seating

for films!


The Help (12A)Dir: Tate Taylor 2hrs 26mins

Emma Stone, Viola Davis

When a white Mississippi girl returns from

college in the 1960’s she turns her town

upsidedown through a series of revelations

about the black women who have spent their

lives as servants to prominent southern families.

Along the way, unlikely friendships are forged

and a new sisterhood emerges.

Tickets £4.50 and £3.50


The Adventures of Tin Tin (U)Dir: Steven Spielberg 1hr 47mins

Jamie Bell, Andy Serkis

Combining three of Hergé’s Tin Tin stories,

master director Spielberg uses motion-capture

special effects to produce a rollercoaster of a

movie that has to be seen to be believed.

Setting off on a treasure hunt for a sunken ship

Tin Tin and Captain Haddock are soon locked in

breathless combat.



My Week With Marilyn (15)Dir: Simon Curtis 1hr 29mins

Kenneth Branagh, Michelle Williams

Based on the recollections of an eager young

man who became involved with the 1957 film

“The Prince & The Showgirl” starring the

beautiful if neurotic Marilyn Monroe and the

aging Laurence Olivier. This exceptional

comedy-drama is sheer delight from start to

finish. With Judi Dench, Derek Jacobi, and Zoë

Wanamaker.


Saturday 28th January at 7.30pm

Vin GarbuttThe Teesside Troubadour

Powerful, hugely moving, warm, humane,

inspired, funny and gut wrenchingly honest.

These are just some of the superlatives used to

describe Vin's performance. This international,

award winning, singer songwriter is completing

his 42nd year on the road. This year sees the

release of the biopic film "Teesside Troubadour"

documenting Vin's life and career. He is forever in

demand and his shows are continually sell outs,

so get your tickets early!

His songwriting covers topics ranging from

exploitation of foreign workers to unemployment,

oppression, abortion, abuse of agrochemicals,

sexual exploitation, deforestation, cosmetic

surgery, the genocide of Timorese people, road

building, the North/South divide, foetal

experimentation, industrial polution and

emigration, etc. etc. Needless to say there are

many traditional as well as fun songs included. It

is no surprise therefore to find that Vin has ruffled

a few ethical/political feathers by his

comprehensive range of subjects.

BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards Nominee for "Best Folk

Singer" and "Best Live Act" Awards 2001

Winner of BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards "Best Live

Act" Award 2001

BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards Nominee for "Best Live

Act" Award 2007


Friday 3rd February at 7.30pm

Wuthering Heights (15)Dir: Andrea Arnold 2hrs 9mins

Solomon Glave, Kaya Scodelario

Without doubt the most realistic depiction on film

of Emily Brontë’s classic novel, British director

Arnold goes for total authenticity – wind, rain, and

tragic passion – as Heathcliff and his elusive

Cathy roam the moors in search of eternal love.

A powerful and uncompromising vision.


Thursday 9th February at 8pm

The Hoot Comedy Club

Headline: Anthony J Brown'A truly unique performer…superb' - Reece Shearsmith

('The League Of Gentlemen')

Resident Compere - Elliot J Huntley"It was most impressive how effortlessly he

commanded the crowd courtesy of some cracking

gags, superb comic songs and old school onstage

poise" - Spotlight Comedy

Plus full supporting undercard.

Tickets £6.00 advanced or £7.00 on the door.

Friday 10th February at 7.30pm

The Deep Blue Sea (12A) Dir: Terence Davies 1hr 40mins

Rachel Weisz, Tom Hiddleston

Terence Davies returns to glorious form with his

adaptation of Terence Rattigan’s 1950s play about a

judge’s wife who becomes involved in a self-

destructive love affair with a younger man. The film

superbly manages the difficult trick of capturing the

past yet remaining emotionally right up to date.


Saturday 11th February at 7.30pm

Joel White and the Esquire

The Swingin’ Sixties heralded a cultural revolution with

Britains youth riding the crest of a powerful new wave

of exciting rock and pop music.

The Esquire really are the Sound of the 60s, featuring

Joel White on Hammond organ & Keys. Joel has

played and toured with some great artists including

Richard Hawley and Jarvis Cocker. Performing tracks

by Ray Charles, Georgie Fame, Dusty Springfield and

Spencer Davis Group to name a few.

Tickets £10.00

Saturday 18th February at 7.30pm

What would Helen Mirren Do?

Susan is a long-term supermarket checkout operator from

Oldham. She's never had to give much thought to role models

until she gets promoted and is forced to adopt one. Oscar-

winning actress and international star Helen Mirren is an

unlikely choice but Susan's life changes dramatically when she

starts to ask herself, 'What Would Helen Mirren do?"

A one woman comedy drama about love, work, letting go and

finding out who we really are.


Friday 24th February at 7.30pm

The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo (18)Dir: David Fincher 2hrs 40mins

Daniel Craig, Rooney Mara

When a crusading journalist sets out to find a missing woman

he is aided in his quest by a feisty computer hacker who has

troubles of her own. A fine remake of the Swedish original, now

in the capable hands of director David (Social Network)

Fincher, Stieg Larsson’s terrific thriller soars all over again.


Saturday 3rd March at 7.30pm

Chapterhouse Theatre: Sense and SensibilityTickets £12.00 and £10.00

Thursday 8th March at 8pm

The Hoot Comedy Club

Headline: Simon BlighA whirlwind of unadulterated comedy that will leave any

audience lifted' - Paramount Comedy

A headline act all over the globe as seen on 'The Stand-Up

Show', ‘Saturday Live' and 'The Comedy Store'.

Resident Compere - Elliot J Huntley“The relaxed and unhurried stage persona of a born

story-teller who can keep an audience hanging on his

words even when he isn’t telling any jokes – a rare

talent" - bbc.co.uk

Plus full supporting undercard.

Tickets £6.00 advanced or £7.00 on the door.

Friday 9th March at 7.30pm

The Iron Lady (12A)Dir: Phyllida Lloyd 1hr 45mins

Meryl Streep, Jim Broadbent

Meryl Streep does a simply astonishing impersonation

as Margaret Thatcher, rising from being a grocer’s

daughter in Grantham to one of the 20th century’s most

powerful politicians. But a heavy price is paid, especially

in her later years, when dementia and the loss of her

husband take their toll.



The Ides of March (15)Dir: George Clooney 1hr 41mins

Ryan Gosling, George Clooney

A blistering character-driven thriller set in the murky

world of an American Presidential election focuses on a

young, ambitious aide who finds his notions of personal

loyalty tested to the limit as sex, betrayal and power

corrupt everyone around him. This fourth film from

Clooney as a director is both gripping and ferociously

intelligent.



W./E. (15)Dir: Madonna 2hrs

Abbie Cornish, Andrea Riseborough

A true account of the love affair between divorcee Wallis

Simpson and King Edward VIII that lead to his

abdication 1936, and a parallel romantic story based in

modern New York, makes for a genuinely engrossing

drama that at times is as compelling as “The King’s

Speech.” W./E. (Wallis & Edward) should not be

missed.


��#��

�� !��

�� !��

�� ! �� !

��

�� !

��

�� !

��%

�"��

��%�"��

��

�"��

��"��

��

�!� ��

�"��

�� #��!� ��

�"��

�� $��

Centre Screen West Lindsey is a rural touring

cinema venture based at 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 Trinity Arts Centre, Trinity Street, Gainsborough, DN21 2AL. tel:01427 675137 Email: [email protected]

Lincolnshire One VenuesTrinity Arts Centre is one of many performance and visual arts venues in Lincolnshire which

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 has something special to offer you, and are all well worth the visit.

Text LOV!LOV stands for Lincolnshire One Venues which is an Arts Council funded network of

Lincolnshire arts venues which are working together to bring the people of Lincolnshire the

very best in arts & culture. And now you can sign up for LOV texts and get all the latest news

and updates about great arts events around the county sent straight to your phone! Just text

LOV to 88802 and we'll keep you posted with sms recommendations! The sign-up text you

send will be charged at your standard sms message rate. You will not be charged for

receiving messages. To stop receiving messages, simply text XVCQ to 88802.

Did you know ourbar is open duringthe performances?

The Flexible Learning ProgramThe 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.

Gainsborough & District Decorative andFine 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 2nd February

Thursday 1st March

For more information about the group or

any of their events contact their Secretary

Barbara Jones on 01427 788568.

��

��

�

��

��

��

��

��

��

��

��

��

��

��

�

�

�

�

�

� ��

��

��

��

��

��

��

��

��

��

��

��

��

� � �

��

��

� � ��

A Wider Air Singing WorkshopsCome and join these creative and friendly

singing sessions for ages 14+ and all abilities

here at Trinity Arts Centre.

New members are always welcome.

Interested? Then call the group’s secretary,

Janet Simpson, on 01427 617313.

Saturday sessions are from 10am -12noon on

14th January, 11th February and 10th March.

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.

�*"'",1��*,+� �',*��"+�+��*�!"' ��(*�.(%-',��*+��1(-�!�.�,"&��,(�+)�*��(*��*��%(($"' ��(*�+(&�,!"' �,(� ".��1(-*� ��((+,��%(($�'(��-*,!�*�

��*��-**�',%1�%(($"' ��(*�)�()%��,(�.(%-',��*��+��*(',�(��(-+��++"+,�',+��!'"��%��++"+,�',+��&"'��'��*(-'�+��"',�'�'��1(-�!�.��0)�*"�'��"'��'1�(��,!�+��"�%�+�(*�*��#-+,��$��'�%��*'�*��)%��+��(',��,�-+��(*��'�"'�(*&�,"(')��$�

�*"'",1��*,+� �',*��*"'",1��,*��,��"'+�(*(- !�"'�(%'+!"*��

��///�,*"'",1�*,+��(�-$

(-%��1(-.(%-',��*�

Trinity Arts Centre is searching for volunteers. If you have time

to spare, or are looking for something to give your CV a boost,

look no further!

We are currently looking for people to volunteer as Front of

House Assistants, Technical Assistants, Admin Assistants and

Grounds Maintanance Workers. If you have experience in any

of these fields or are just a keen learner, please contact us for

more information.

ONLINE BOOKINGFor 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 BOOKINGA 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 BOOKINGSWe 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.

RESERVATION AND PAYMENT POLICYPlease 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.

STAFFCommunity Officer Karen Yates

Technical Manager Kevin Dunbar

Technical Assistants Darren Mitchell, James Vickers

Arts Promotion Officer James Kinnersley

FOH Team Sharon Brooks, Mandy Kitchen,

Slawomir Swierczynski, Julia Ibbitson, Kathy

Mannion, Sean Thornhill, Kye Palastanga, Chelsea

Terry, Victoria Muir.

FOOD & DRINKPlease note that only food and drinks purchased on

the premises may be consumed at Trinity Arts

Centre.

CAR PARKThe 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.

Free car parking is also availible after 6pm at

Marshall’s Yard.

INTERNET ACCESSThe 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.

HIRESThe 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 1998We 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.

ACCESSThe 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.All information was correct at time of printing but is subject to change.

January to March 2012Friday 6th January at 7.30pmThe Help (12A)

Friday 13th January at 7.30pmThe Adventures of Tin Tin (U)

Friday 20th January at 7.30pmMy Week With Marilyn (15)

Saturday 28th January at 7.30pmVin Garbutt The Teesside Troubadour

Friday 3rd February at 7.30pm Wuthering Heights (15)

Thursday 9th February at 8pmThe Hoot Comedy Club

Friday 10th February at 7.30pmThe Deep Blue Sea (12A)

Saturday 11th February at 7.30pmJoel White and the Esquire 60’s Cover Band

Saturday 18th February at 7.30pmWhat would Helen Mirren Do?

Friday 24th February at 7.30pmThe Girl With The Dragon Tattoo (18)

Saturday 3rd March at 7.30pmSense and Sensibility

Thursday 8th March at 8pmThe Hoot Comedy Club

Friday 9th March at 7.30pmThe Iron Lady (12A)

Friday 16th March at 7.30pmThe Ides of March (15)

Friday 30th March at 7.30pmW./E. (Wallis & Edward )(15)

Documents

January to March 2012 Trinity Arts Centre Brochure