Galtres

Centre

2014

Wednesday 19 February 7.30 pm

Sunshine on Leith

Sunshine on Leith is based on the sensational stage hit of the

same name, featuring music by pop-folk band The Proclaimers.

Davy and Ally, have to re-learn life in Edinburgh after serving in

Afghanistan. Both struggle to deal with the everyday world of

family, jobs and relationships.

Adults £5

16 & under £3

Running time 1 hour 40 mins

Friday 28 February 8.00 pm

Voulez Vous - Mad about Abba Dust off those platforms, put on those flares and come and join “Voulez Vous” in a two hour journey through the hits of ABBA in the fortieth anniversary year of their Eurovision win. All Tickets £15.50

tribute

Friday 7 March 8.00 pm

Hank, Cash & Cline Three legendary names in the world of Country music are brought

together in one fabulous show. Hank Williams as played by

Marc Robinson, Johnny Cash as played by Pete Jackson and

Patsy Cline as played by Patsy Lee perform their greatest and

best loved hits, supported by The Driftwood Cowboys.

Hank Williams' Jambalaya, Hey Good Lookin and Your Cheatin

Heart; Patsy Cline's Crazy, I Fall To Pieces and Walking After

Midnight; and Johnny Cash's Ring of Fire, Walk The Line and

Get Rhythm are all recreated in authentic and dramatic

realisations.

For all fans of Country music, this is a must-see show.

All tickets £15

Wednesday 12 March 7.30 pm

Captain Phillips

Adults £5 16 & under £3

Running Time 134 mins

tribute

Saturday 15 March 8.00 pm

And Finally…Phil Collins This 10-piece band last played at the Galtres Centre in 2011. In 2013 they celebrated their 5

th Anniversary Tour by winning the

UK Tribute Award for the best Phil Collins Tribute act. The band’s mission has always been to perform the music of Phil Collins as accurately as possible with all the instruments being played live - there is a wonderful horns section - and to recreate the feel of a Phil Collins tour night.

All tickets £16

tribute

Wednesday 19 March 7.15 pm Royal Opera House London Live Ballet The Sleeping Beauty Based on the Brothers Grimm Fairy Tale, Tchaikovsky’s music makes this one of the most popular ballets of all time.

Adults £15 16 & under £13

Via Satellite

Wednesday 9 to Saturday 12 April at 7.30 pm

EASINGWOLD PLAYERS PRESENT “TWO CLASSIC COMEDIES”

Easingwold Players will stage two one act Classic Comedies – Tom Stoppard’s “The Real Inspector Hound” and Peter Shaffer’s “Black Comedy”. These two plays were both written in the 1960’s and as they complement one another beautifully they are often staged together. John Lister will direct “The Real Inspector Hound” and Vicky Abbiss will make her directorial debut with “Black Comedy”. The casts will feature Jonathan Lewis, David Pike, Hannah Spencer, Kerry Barker, De Madgwick and Bromwyn Jennison. Adults £8 16 and under £6

Wednesday 16 April 7.30 pm

Philomena 12A

Adults £5 16 & under £3

Running Time 98 mins

Monday 28 April 7.15 pm Royal Opera House London Live Ballet The Winters Tale The Royal Ballet present the world premier of a new full-length ballet by the “Artistic Associate” Christopher Wheeldon based on Shakespeare’s tale of enduring love, loss and reconciliation. Adults £15 16 & under £13

Via Satellite

Thursday 1 May 7.00 pm National Theatre Live

King Lear

by William Shakespeare

Academy Award® winner Sam Mendes (James Bond: Skyfall, American Beauty) returns to the National Theatre to direct Simon Russell Beale (Timon of Athens, Collaborators) in the title role of Shakespeare’s tragedy.

An aged king decides to divide his kingdom between his three daughters, according to which of them is most eloquent in praising him. His favourite, Cordelia, says nothing. Lear’s world descends into chaos.

Adults £15 16 & under £13

Wednesday 14 May 7.30 pm

TBA

Adults £5 16 & under £3

Saturday 10 May 7.30 pm

‘What’s it Worth? The Bigger Picture’ More Antiques Antics with Eric Knowles Eric Knowles returns with his ever changing, two hour, one man show but with a difference. Audience members can bring along their heirlooms and treasures for on stage discussion but then, in the final part of the show some objects will be enlarged on the screen to give a more detailed view and appreciation in the valuation session. Dig out those valuables and antiques and see what this witty expert raconteur has to say about them.

All Tickets £18 Pre-show valuations will take place in the Sports Hall from 6.30 pm

Thursday 5 June 7.30 pm

A Balkan Adventure—John Pilkington

Award-winning adventurer John Pilkington spent five months in 2013 exploring the Balkan mountains. “I visited Yugoslavia briefly in the 1970s,” he says. “Since then they’ve abandoned communism, suffered brutal conflicts and taken small steps towards coming together with the rest of Europe. In Bosnia and Kosovo I found people still traumatised, but many were working hard to create a peaceful future.”

Starting in Trieste, John also met people in the most remote villages of Albania, Macedonia and Bulgaria, before carrying on to Turkey and finally the Bosporus. His stunning photos and entertaining and informative commentary make this a talk not to be missed. Adults £10 16 & Under £8.00

Wednesday 11 June 7.30 pm

TBA

Adults £5 16 & under £3

Thursday 12 June 7.00 pm National Theatre Live A Small Family Business by Alan Ayckborn

A riotous exposure of entrepreneurial greed by Olivier Award-winning playwright Alan Ayckbourn (Bedroom Farce, A Chorus of Disapproval). A Small Family Business returns to the National Theatre for the first time since its celebrated premiere in 1987, when it won the Evening Standard Award for Best New Play.

Adults £15 16 & under £13

Tuesday 17 June 7.15 pm

Opera National de Paris La Traviata New Production After Dumas fils, it was Verdi’s turn to immortalize the Dame aux Camellias in a cruel and sublime masterpiece, one of the repertoire’s most gripping. Benoit Jacquot directs Diana Damrau in this opera of love and sacrifice. Adults £15 16 & under £13

Via Satellite

Friday 4 July 8.00 pm

The Music Of The Hollies and Crosby, Stills and Nash

THE MUSIC OF THE HOLLIES is a celebration of the band who had more hits than The Beatles... The UK’s No.1 tribute band, “The Hollywood Bees” , perform a warm and nostalgic two-hour show featuring timeless hits from the Allan Clarke and Graham Nash years and Crosby, Stills and Nash.. Don't miss this new 2014 show with more catchy hits that will have you singing in your seats. All tickets £15

Wednesday 9 July 7.30 pm

TBA

Tuesday 24 June 6.45 pm Royal Opera House London Live Opera Manon Lescaut

Set in France and Louisana in the 18th Century the story

follows the hero, the Chevalier des Grieux and his lover, Manon Lescaut. Des Grieux comes from a noble family but forfeits his wealth and incurs the disappointment of his father by running away with Manon. Puccini set the story to music in 1893 and the opera has been very popular ever since. Adults £15 16 & under £13 Via Satellite

Tickets on Sale from Monday 2 June 2014 Saturday 27 September 7.30 pm

Last Night of The Proms The Shepherd Group Brass Band

Join us once again for Easingwold’s very own Last Night of the Proms. The Shepherd Group Brass Band and guest vocalist Jessa Liversidge will perform all of the celebrated classics. Audience participation will be heartily encouraged! Tickets Adults £10 16 & Under £5

Friday 11 July 7.30 pm

Keep The Home Fires Burning - Jessa Liversidge

Re-live the world of women in World War I through words and song in the 100

th Anniversary year of the outbreak of war. Poems,

letters and diary extracts will illustrate the experiences and feelings faced by women a century ago; songs from the period will give you a flavour of the ups and downs in the life of a WWI wife and mother. Enjoy a light-hearted trip to the music hall and revel in the sentimentality of the tear- jerking ballads of love, loss and longing. This performance is devised and performed by Jessa Liversidge in association with the Green Howards Regimental Museum in Richmond. Accompaniment by Malcolm Maddock.

£10 16 & Under £8 Performance will be in the lounge

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The Galtres Centre Market Place

Easingwold YORK

YO61 3AD

01347 822472

Galtres Entertainment Centre

The Entertainment Centre is available for hire. The tiered seating can accommodate 173 but an

additional 77 can be seated on the flat. There is a 14 foot screen and up to date sound and

light system and a hearing loop. Please ask for details from the office.

Full details and last minute information of forthcoming events are available by visiting www.visit-easingwold.com and

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ADOPT A SEAT FOR £150! A donation to The Galtres Centre enables a seat to be purchased

to commemorate a birthday, a loved one or an anniversary. The seat is identified by a nominated name plate.

Box Office Open Monday-Friday 9.00 am-5.00 pm 01347 822472 The Galtres Centre, Market Place, Easingwold, York. YO61 3AD Charity reg no 514682

Tickets can be posted for a small charge. Provisional bookings may be held for seven days. We have wheelchair access and disabled facilities. The theatre is equipped with a hearing loop. Gift Vouchers: Available in various amounts. Conditions of tickets sales: A refund will only be given [less 10% administration fee] if the show is sold out and the ticket can be resold. Food and drink are not permitted in the auditorium.

The Galtres Centre There is a carpark at the rear of the centre