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BOX OFFICE OPENING TIMES

Our Box Office opens 30 mins before filmscreenings, and 1 hour before Satellite or Live events.

Our answerphone service is available whenthe Box Office is closed or busy.

HOW TO BUY TICKETS

ONLINE 24/7 at www.wyeside.co.ukBY PHONE on 01982 552555IN PERSON at the Box Office

We accept all major credit/debit cards - thereis a 50p charge per transaction.

Sorry - we can no longer accept reservations.All ticket orders must be paid for when you book.

Latecomers may be asked to wait for asuitable point in the performance.

CONCESSIONS

Satellite Live! & Live shows: We offerconcession prices to under 18s, over 65s,students, disabled and unwaged customers.

Film screenings: We can now only offerconcessions to under-16s. Proof of age/statusmay be required.

Support workers accompanying disabledcustomers can attend all Wyeside events free.

GROUP BOOKINGS

We offer tailored rates for parties fromschools and other organisations for selectedshows only - please contact the Box Office on01982 552555 beforehand

PROGRAMME CHANGES

Times/prices are correct at the time of goingto press, but are sometimes subject tochanges beyond our control.

If you’ve bought tickets in advance, we willmake every effort to let you know if anydetails change using the contact details yougave us when you booked.

But - especially if you’re making a long journey- we advise you to check (with our BoxOffice, or on our website)

REFUNDS & EXCHANGES

If you’ve bought tickets for a Wyeside eventbut find you can’t make it, they can beexchanged up to 5 days before the date, orthe ticket value refunded via a credit note -less a £2 admin fee.

ACCESS

Wyeside offers lift access to all areas, as wellas an accessible toilet.

Reserved disabled parking is available on ourforecourt, and wheelchair spaces are availablein both auditoriums. All disabled seating isallocated on a first-come first-serve basis asthese facilities are limited due to therestricted nature of our Grade 2 listedbuilding. To guarantee admittance we stronglyrecommend booking in advance via our BoxOffice on 01982 552555. Unfortunatelywheelchair spaces are not bookable online atthis time.

Guide dogs are welcome.

WE ARE GRATEFUL TO THE FOLLOWINGORGANISATIONS FOR THEIRCONTRIBUTION AND SUPPORT:

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We respectfully ask that only food and drinkpurchased at Wyeside be consumed on ourpremises. Thank you for your cooperation.

Welcome to the third of ourall-embracing new brochures,again packed full of outstandingshows.

Our live programme really hassomething for everyone, fromcelebrity comic Jeremy Hardyto firm Wyeside favouritesLimehouse Lizzy and BalletTheatre UK. We’re keepingour roof-top satellite dish busybeaming in a stellar SatelliteLive programme from aroundthe globe. And we’ve got a full-to-bursting film calendar,with all the new blockbusters +some other titles we’re surewill fascinate you.

But Wyeside is not just aboutpresenting great shows: it’s aboutgiving new opportunities, too.

So this spring we’re launching a brand newinitiative - the Young Promotors Project- to get young people involved in producingprofessional music events. So this brochurefeatures three very different - but equallysuperb - nights of music, all organised by Young Promoters!

(From now on we’re going to allocate seating for all our film screenings - not first come, firstserved. So book early to ensure you sit justwhere you want to!)

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Wed 1 April: 2.30pm£8.50 Adult (£7.50 Child/ Adult Concession)£28 Family ticket of 4*by Steven LeeAges 3 and up!Running time: approx. 60 minutes.

Based on the best selling book by Steven Lee and writtenespecially for parents to enjoy with their children, How The Koala Learnt To Hug is a charming tale about the magicof family and the importance of a nice, warm hug.

So join Steven and a host of wild characters includingNatascha the Witch, the Reggae Beavers and Karen the Koala for some great stories, sing along songs, superbgames and first class hugging.

All you need are your ears. (And your arms!)

“a perfect introduction to theatre for children, full of audienceparticipation and feel-good factor” HHHHH Sheffield Star

*Credit/Debit Card Charge - 50p per transaction

THU 23 Furious 7: 5:30pm C

Chappie: 6pm M

The Second Best Exotic MarigoldHotel: 8:15pm C

Suite Française: 8:40pm M

FRI 24 Avengers: Age Of Ultron 2D: 5pm C

Wyeside Comedy Club: 8pm M

Avengers: Age Of Ultron 3D 8:30pm C

SAT 25 Avengers: Age Of Ultron 2D: 1:30pm C

The Spongebob Movie 2D: 3pm M

Avengers: Age Of Ultron 3D: 5pm C

MET - Cavalleria Rusticana/Pagliacci:5:30pm M


SUN 26 Avengers: Age Of Ultron 3D: 1:30pm C



Mommy: 4:30pm M

Avengers: Age Of Ultron 3D: 8:30pm C

The Gunman: 8:00pm M

MON 27 Avengers: Age Of Ultron 3D: 5pm C

The Second Best Exotic MarigoldHotel: 5.30pm MThe Second Best Exotic MarigoldHotel: 8pm MAvengers: Age Of Ultron 2D: 8:30pm C

TUE 28 Youth Drama 8 - 11yrs: 4.15pm M

Youth Drama 11 - 14yrs: 5.15pm M


Mommy: 7:30pm M


WED 29



Mommy: 8pm M


THU 30

Writing Course: 10:30am G



Mommy: 8pm M


MAYFRI 1

Have-a-go Shakespeare! 10.30am G


The Water Diviner: 6pm M


The Duke of Burgundy: 9pm M

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Furious 7: 5:30pm M



SUN 3




The Water Diviner: 5:30pm M



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ROH - La Fille Mal Gardee: 7:15pm C

Avengers: Age Of Ultron 2D: 7:45pm M

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Furious 7: 5:30pm M



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Kevin Bridges - Work In Progress:8pm M

FRI 8

Dark Horse: 6pm C

Claire Jones, Journey: 7:30pm M

A Little Chaos: 8:15pm C

SAT 9

Cinderella: 3:30pm C

Dark Horse: 6pm C

Wyeside Young Promoters: 7:30pm M


SUN 10



X + Y: 5:15pm M

Dark Horse: 6pm C



TUE 12




X + Y: 7:30pm M

Dark Horse: 8:15pm C

WED 13

Mid Wales Writers Group: 7.30pm G




X + Y: 8:45pm M

THU 14



NT Live - Man and Superman: 7pm M


FRI 15


Far From The Madding Crowd:5:30pm C

Seckou Keita: 22 Strings: 7:30pm M

Woman In Gold: 8:15pm C

SAT 16

Cinderella: 10.30pm C

Cinderella: 3pm C

The Spongebob Movie 2D: 3:30pm M

Far From The Madding Crowd: 5:30pm C

The Good Lie: 6pm M


John Wick: 8:45pm M

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Cinderella: 3pm C



The Good Lie: 6pm M


John Wick: 8:45pm M

TUE 19



Woman In Gold: 5pm C

ENO - Pirates of Penzance 7:30pm C

Far From The Madding Crowd: 8pm M

WED 20



John Wick: 6pm M


The Good Lie: 8:45pm M

THU 21



John Wick: 6pm M



FRI 22

Tomorrowland: 5:30pm C



SAT 23

Tomorrowland: 2pm C

Shaun The Sheep: 3pm M


Cinderella: 5:15pm M



SUN 24

Tomorrowland: 2pm C






MON 25

Tomorrowland: 2pm C






TUE 26

Tomorrowland: 2pm C



The Tale of Princess Kaguya: 5:15pm M


Dark Horse: 8:15pm M

WED 27 Tomorrowland: 2pm C





The Tale of Princess Kaguya: 8pm M

THU 28 Tomorrowland: 2pm C






FRI 29 Have-a-go Shakespeare! 10.30am G

Tomorrowland: 2pm C

The Tale of Princess Kaguya: 2.30pm M


Pitch Perfect 2: 5:15pm M


Mad Max: Fury Road: 8pm M

SAT 30 Tomorrowland: 2pm C

Home 2D: 2:30pm M





SUN 31 Tomorrowland: 2pm C

Home 2D: 2:30pm M





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Mad Max: Fury Road: 8:15pm M

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Pitch Perfect 2: 5pm C

EOS - The Impressionists: 7:30pm C

Tomorrowland: 8pm M

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Mad Max: Fury Road: 8:30pm C

FRI 5

A Royal Night Out: 6pm C

Jeremy Hardy: 8pm M

Spooks: The Greater Good: 8:30pm C

SAT 6

Pitch Perfect 2: 3:30pm C




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A Little Chaos: 8pm M


TUE 9



Spooks: The Greater Good: 6pm C

A Little Chaos: 7:30pm M

A Royal Night Out: 8:20pm C

WED 10




ROH - La Boheme 7:15pm M


THU 11




Dark Horse: 8pm M


FRI 12


Jurassic World 3D: 5:30pm C

Timbuktu: 6pm M


Unfriended: 8:45pm M

SAT 13 Jurassic World 3D: 2:40pm C



Timbuktu: 6pm M



SUN 14 Jurassic World 2D: 2:40pm C



Timbuktu: 6pm M






Timbuktu: 7:30pm M


WED 17 Jurassic World 2D: 5:30pm C

A Royal Night Out: 6pm M


Timbuktu: 8:45pm M

THURS 18 Writing Course: 10:30am C




Timbuktu: 8:45pm M

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Young Promoters is ournew initiative toencourage young peopleto get involved in curatingand producingprofessional music events.

Supported by the ArtsCouncil of Wales andGarfield Weston. To getinvolved with YoungPromoter’s please emailour Community ArtsManager, Rebbecca Ray,[email protected]

Sat 11 April: 7.30pm, £5*

Our first event is being produced and promoted by a group of Powys MusicChampions from The Big Music Project, a lottery funded initiative run in associationwith Play Radnor.

Headlining is Evan Gardner, a prolificsinger/songwriter from South Wales whohas written over 250 songs and had500,000 views on his YouTube channel. Evan writes beautiful and very personalsongs and has an amazing stage presence.

Also appearing will be Newtown’s AbiFoster, and the new band from Builth’s very own Tyler Cuddy, previously of SafelyInsane, plus some of the cream of Mid-Wales’ young talent.

* Credit/Debit Card Charge - 50p per transaction

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Limehouse Lizzy continue to keep the spirit of Celtic rock icon PhilipLynott and his band Thin Lizzy alive,well and dominating stages worldwide.The band have also added a tributeinto their show to ex-Thin Lizzyguitarist (and world renowned soloartist) Gary Moore.

From their Official PRS award,performing for Virgin Atlantic in Barbados, T.V. appearances (BBC 2’s‘Arena’ amongst others), and toactually being recruited to record and tour by members of the originalThin Lizzy, Limehouse Lizzy entertheir 21st year with their mostexplosive show and critically-acclaimed line-up yet!

“if you’re sceptical about tribute acts, you won’t be after seeingLimehouse Lizzy” Radio Times


LIMEHOUSE LIZZYThu 16 April: 8pm, £15*

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ALADDINBALLET THEATRE UK

Friday 17 April: 7.30pm£15 Adult (£14 Concession)*

Come and see the dazzling re-telling of this exotic classic taleboldly brought to life through theentrancing magic of classical ballet.

With just one rub of the magicallamp, Aladdin’s journey will sweep you into an exotic world full of daringadventure, enchanting spells,unbelievable riches, treachery and of course true love.

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Fri 24 April: 8pm£9 in advance (£11 on the door)*

Another instalment of our monthly comedyclub, with 4 brilliant comics!

Headlining the gig is Mark Olver, a stand-up comedian and television warm-upartist who is widely regarded as thefinest compere in the country. His television warm-up creditsinclude Vicar of Dibley, 8 Out of 10Cats, The Last Leg, 10 O’ClockLive, The Jonathon Ross Show,Stand Up for the Week, and Have I Got News for You.

More acts to beannounced!

* Credit/Debit CardCharge - 50p pertransaction

WYESIDE COMEDY CLUBFri 8 May: 7.30pm£14 Full, £12 Concession, £6 Child*

Claire Jones is an internationallyrenowned harpist. Her album ‘Girl with a Golden Harp’ toppedthe Classical charts in 2012 and made her a household name.Since then she’s been on a long and winding journey of recoveryfrom ME.

Her most recent album, entitledJourney, is full of classical melodiesdrawn from orchestral repertoire,film scores and the cannon of Britishfolk songs. It is the soundtrack to Claire’s own journey to wellnessand includes music to relax and unwind, and some to lift the spirits high.

Join Claire and her musical guests for an evening of sweeping melodiesand virtuosic harp playing as sheshares with you the music of herhealing journey.


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This second event is curated byToby Hay, a guitarist and composerfrom near Rhayader, who will alsobe performing.

He makes instrumental musicinspired by the landscape, peopleand history of Mid-Wales.Following in the footsteps of theAmerican Primitive guitarists likeJohn Fahey and Robbie Basho, and the British Folk revivalists likeJohn Renbourne and Bert Jansch,he composes music for the 6 and 12 string guitar.

Toby will bring some of the finestmusicians from Wales to theWyeside for what promises to bea very special night.* Credit/Debit Card Charge - 50p per transaction

Sat 9 May: 7.30pm, £5*

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JOURNEY

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WITH SUPPORT FROM GWYNETH GLYN

Fri 15 May: 7.30pm£14 Full (£12 Concessions)*

Following the critical acclaim of his award-winning collaborativeproject with Welsh harpist Catrin Finch, the extraordinarySenegalese kora player Seckou Keita will be striking out in 2015with a new solo album and UK tour.

Variously described as a ‘griot (praise singer), composer, djembemaster, virtuoso and pioneer’, Seckou is a rare type of musician,seated in tradition whilst constantly pushing the boundaries of his art.

A true master of the kora - a 22 stringed West African harp - Seckou,from the Casamance area of Southern Senegal, was a childhoodprodigy, born of a line of griots and kings.

His last two albums Miro and The Silimbo Passage hit No.1 in the European world music charts, and Clychau Dibon, the fruitof his collaboration with Finch, won fRoots Critics Poll Album of The Year 2013, Songlines Magazine Best Cross CulturalCollaboration 2014, and two BBC Radio 2 Folk Awardnominations.

Seckou is joined by Gwyneth Glyn as support artist. Poet, writer and singer of songs, Gwyneth comes from Criccieth in North Wales and explores her own folk heritage in her own mother-tongue.

Supported by the Arts Council of Wales, Welsh Government and the National Lottery.


Fri 22 May: 8pm£9 in advance (£11 on the door)*

Liverpudlian-in-exile Silky has been a full time comedian since1997. He did his first gig in 1994, and his fourth gig (the final ofthe 1995 BBC New Comedy Awards alongside Lee Mack, DanielKitson and Julian Barratt) was shown on BBC1’s Stand-Up Show.He has toured extensively throughout the world and runs hisown highly successful comedy franchise - Kill For A Seat Comedy.

“Massively engaging guitar-playing stand-up whose instinctiverapport with audiences makes him welcome wherever he goes.” Guardian Guide (Pick of the Week)

“a very, very funny fella … just brilliant” John Bishop

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JEREMY HARDYFri 5 June: 8pmFull £14 (£12 Concession) plus Special £5 price for Jobseekers / thoseon income support for this show*Proof of status will need to beprovided to our Box Office at time of booking

Jeremy Hardy begins his 4th decade as a stand-up, that’s a more dramatic wayof saying he started 31 years ago…

Last year, the tenth series of Jeremy HardySpeaks to the Nation was broadcast on Radio 4. He is also well known for hisappearances on The News Quiz and I’mSorry I Haven’t a Clue. Indeed, AlanBennett recently said he likes him “buthe’s only on the radio”. However, Jeremyisn’t only on the radio. He is on the roadall year round and has never stoppeddoing live shows since 1984, and afterbriefly hibernating in the winter, he’s back!


This month’s Young Promoter’s event will see the Wyesidetransformed into a dark, atmospheric, electronic music venue, as some of the best local EDM artists take to the stage.

Curated by the epic Radio 1 favourites, Xsylum, who make some of the dirtiest drum and bass sounds to come out of the borders,add in some of the best local DJs, MCs and producers and you have a guaranteed night of bouncing beats and bass!


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Fri 19 June: 8pm£9 in advance (£11 on the door)*

Happy Birthday to Wyeside comedy - 2 years old!

We’ve been trying to book Gavin Webster for the last twoyears, and finally we’ve done it! He is simply one of the funniestcomedians on the circuit - even voted ‘UK Circuit Comedian of the year’ by his fellow comics in 2014, so it’s official.

Duncan Oakley also joins our BirthdayBash, and will power out a deft blend of stupidity and truly impressive musicianship with hilarious results.

“[Duncan Oakley] The future of RockN’ Roll comedy” NME

AND we even have two more acts TBC!


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Sat 6 June: 7.30pm, £5*

SATELLITELIVEIMARCH - JUNE 2015

The magic of SATELLITE LIVE! brings the world’s most gifted singers, dancers and actors, from venues all over the

world live to your local cinema!

SEASON HIGHLIGHTS:

Ralph Fiennes starring in Bernard Shaw’s classic Man and Superman

A female-heavy Hamlet featuring Maxine Peak as the troubled prince

Mike Leigh’s opera directing debut in the ENO’s The Pirates of Penzance

Mark Strong taking the lead in ArthurMillers’ play A View From The Bridge

And one of The Royal Opera’s best loved stagings – La Boheme – returns for the very last time: if you haven’t seen it yet, you should!

This historic Manor House, once the home of LordSwansea, is now a three star country house hotel. Set in27 acres of parkland surrounded by the River Irfon, whichoffers affordable luxury, an excellent restaurant and highquality bedroom accommodation.

Builth Wells, Powys, LD2 3NP Tel: 01982 552601 Fax: 01982 552586 Email: [email protected]

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CAER BERIS MANOR HOTEL

Caer Beris Manor has a new awardwinning head chef! Joel Kirby has animpressive work history, and wasvoted as one of the top 100 chefs inthe UK.

Together, we will be offering newmenus for our OperaBoxes, which are available for selectedMetOpera broadcasts and can be eaten during the interval - justlook out for the OperaBoxes logo!

Meat, fish and vegetarian options available. Special dietaryrequirements can be catered for on request. Boxes are £8.75 each.

Orders must be placed by midnight of the Wednesday before thebroadcast. Bookings should be made directly through Wyeside; eitheronline, or through our box office.

by Kurt WeillOpera in three actsSung in EnglishLIVE Wed 1 April: 7.15pm£17 Full (£15 Concession)*

A major work from the remarkable partnership of playwrightand poet Bertolt Brecht and composer Kurt Weill, Mahagonnywas first performed in Leipzig in 1930.

Mahagonny is a satire on money, morality and pleasure-seekingamong the dubious citizens of a fictional city. The richly varied,jazz-infused score, influenced by ragtime music, includes suchirresistible melodies as the ‘Alabama Song’. The superb castincludes Kurt Streit as the wild lumberjack Jimmy, Christine Riceas his sweetheart Jenny, Anne Sofie von Otter as the cunningLeokadja Begbick, and Peter Hoare and Willard W. White as herhelpers and fellow-fugitives Fatty and Moses.

Est. running time: 3 hrs. (including 2 intervals)


RISE AND FALL OF THE CITY OF MAHAGONNY

A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGEby Arthur MillerENCORE Thu 2 April: 7pm£12.50 Full (£10.50 Concession)*The great Arthur Miller confronts theAmerican dream in this dark and passionatetale. In Brooklyn, longshoreman Eddie Carbonewelcomes his Sicilian cousins to the land of freedom. But when one of them falls for hisbeautiful niece, they discover that freedomcomes at a price. Eddie’s jealous mistrustexposes a deep, unspeakable secret – one thatdrives him to commit the ultimate betrayal.

Don’t miss a stellar cast led by Mark Strong(The Imitation Game; Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy) in this magnetic production by the Young Vic.

Est. running time: 2 hrs. 30min. No Interval


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THE YOUNG VIC, LONDON

a new play by Tom StoppardLIVE Thu 16 April: 7pm£12.50 Full (£10.50 Concession)*Hilary, a young psychology researcher at a brainscience institute, is nursing a private sorrow and a troubling question at work, wherepsychology and biology meet. If there is nothing but matter, what is consciousness? This is ‘the hard problem’ which puts Hilary at oddswith her colleagues. Is the day coming when the computer and the fMRI scanner will answer all the questions psychology can ask?Meanwhile Hilary needs a miracle, and she is prepared to pray for one.

Acclaimed playwright Tom Stoppard (Shakespeare in Love, Arcadia, and Rosencrantz) returns with his highly-anticipated new play, directed by Nicholas Hytner (Othello, Hamlet).

Est. running time: 2 hrs. No interval.


THE HARD PROBLEM

VINCENT VAN GOGHA NEW WAY OF SEEING

THE VAN GOGH MUSEUM, AMSTERDAM

ENCORE Tue 14 April: 7.30pm£10 Full (£9 Concession)*

Experience the wonder of seeing these masterpieces on the big screenwhile specially invited guests, including world-renowned curators andart historians, offer their interpretations and explanations of his work,in this cinematic celebration of the 125th anniversary of his death.

With unprecedented access, and exclusive new research revealingincredible recent discoveries, the Van Gogh Museum has helped craft a cinema experience like no other!

Est. running time: 1 hr. 30min. No interval.


ENCORE Tue 21 April: 7.30pm£12.50 Full (£10.50 Concession)*Suitable for 12yrs+

Hamlet, one of Shakespeare’s most iconic plays, is the ultimate story of loyalty, love, betrayal, murderand madness. Hamlet’s father is dead and Denmark has crowned a new king. Consumed by grief, he struggles to exact revenge, with devastatingconsequences…

From its sell-out run at Manchester’s Royal ExchangeTheatre comes this stripped-back, fresh and fast-pacedversion of Shakespeare’s tragedy starring Maxine Peake(Dinnerladies, The Theory of Everything).

Alongside Maxine Peake a number of other roles,including Polonious and Rosencrantz, are also played by women. With the play directed by Sarah Frankcom,and brought to cinemas by director Margaret Williams,and producers Anne Beresford and Debbie Gray, this is a predominately female cast.

“a milestone Hamlet” Manchester Evening News

Est. running time: 3hrs. 15 mins. (inc. one interval)


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by Pietro Mascagni/ Ruggero LeoncavalloSung in Italian (with subtitles)LIVE Sat 25 April: 5.30pm£17 Full (£15 Concession)*

Opera’s most enduring tragic double bill, usually called Cav and Pag, returns in evocativenew productions from Sir David McVicar. Set in an atmospheric 1900 village square, Cav blendsglorious music with seduction, illegitimacy, and a chewed-off earlobe! Pag (set in a 1948truck stop) is no less dramatic- sexual jealousy,two fatal stabbings, a heartbroken clown and some of the most famous arias in opera.

The great tenor Marcelo Álvarez plays the rolesof Turiddu (Cav) and Canio (Pag). Eva-MariaWestbroek (Cav) and Patricia Racette (Pag) singthe unlucky heroines, and Met PrincipalConductor Fabio Luisi is on the podium.

Est. running time: 3 hrs. 30 mins.


CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA/PAGLIACCI

by Frederick AshtonBallet in two actsLIVE Tue 5 May: 7.15pm£17 Full (£15 Concession)*

Frederick Ashton’s final full-length ballet, inspired by his love for theSuffolk countryside, is based on an 1828 French ballet with musicadapted by John Lanchbery from Ferdinand Hérold’s original score.

It’s a ballet is laced with good humour, a whirl of dancing chickens,grouchy guardians and halfwit suitors. Ashton affectionatelyincorporated elements of national folk dance into his choreography,from a Lancashire clog dance to a maypole dance, making it TheRoyal Ballet’s most emphatically English work.

Est. running time: 2 hrs. 15mins. (inc. one interval)


by Bernard Shaw

LIVE Thu 14 May: 7pm

£12.50 Full (£10.50 Concession)*

Jack Tanner, celebrated radical thinker, seems an unlikelychoice as guardian, but Ann takes it in her assured stride anddecides to marry and tame this dazzling revolutionary. Jack,appalled by the whiff of domesticity, is tipped off and flees toSpain, where he is captured by bandits and meets The Devil.

Ralph Fiennes (The English Patient, Schindler’s List) plays JackTanner in this exhilarating reinvention of Shaw’s witty,provocative classic - a romantic comedy, an epic fairytale, a fiery philosophical debate, Man and Superman asksfundamental questions about how we live.

Est. running time: 4 hrs. (inc. one interval)


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by Gilbert & SullivanSung in EnglishLIVE Tue 19 May: 7.30pm£17 Full (£15 Concession)*

Mike Leigh (Dir. of Mr Turner, and five times Oscar nominee) makeshis opera directing debut with this eagerly anticipated sparkling comicmasterpiece.

In a hilarious performance where comedy and romance combinewith surprising twists and turns, The Pirates of Penzance leads us intoa swashbuckling world of orphaned pirates, flat-footed policemen and beautiful women.

Featuring much-loved favourites including “A Policeman’s Lot is Not a Happy One”, and “I am the Very Model of a Modern Major General”.



Tue 2 June: 7.30pm£10 Full (£9 Concession)*

Cezanne, Monet, Degas and their compatriots are some of the world’s most popular artists, with their work fetching tens of millions of dollars. But just who were they really? Why and how did they paint? And what lies behind their enduring appeal?

With unique access to a major new exhibition which focuses on the19th century Parisian art collector Paul Durand-Ruel, the outspokenchampion of Impressionism, this energetic and revealing film will tellhis remarkable story along with that of the Impressionists themselves.

Est. running time: 1 hr. 30min (no interval)


THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE

THE IMPRESSIONISTS

THE MUSEE DU LUXEMBOURG &MUSEE D’ORSAY PARIS, NATIONAL GALLERY LONDON& PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM OF ART

by Giacomo PucciniOpera in four actsSung in Italian (with subtitles)LIVE Wed 10 June: 7.15pm£17 Full (£15 Concession)*

The most popular opera of all returns in one of The Royal Opera’s best loved stagings, regularly revived since its opening night in 1974 –and now being seen for the very last time!

John Copley’s keen stagecraft and loving attentionto period and dramatic detail make his productiona masterpiece of realism, while Julia TrevelyanOman’s designs evoke the atmosphere of 19th-century Paris. Several of today’s greatest operastars return to bid farewell to this sublime staging,notably Anna Netrebko as Mimì, and Joseph Callejaas her lover, Rodolfo. Israeli conductor DanEttinger conducts one of Puccini’s most emotionaland melodious scores, in a revival that promises to go down in Royal Opera history.

Est. running time: 2 hrs. 50 mins. (inc. two intervals)


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by Gioachino RossiniOpera in four acts, Sung in French (with subtitles)LIVE Sun 5 July: 2.45pm£17 Full (£15 Concession)*

The opera’s theme is liberty, as exemplified in the struggle againstAustrian occupation led by the Swiss archer and patriot GuillaumeTell: in the opera’s most famous scene, Tell shoots an apple fromhis son’s head, a feat that inspires his countrymen to revolt.

Rossini’s score is one of his most outstanding; opening with whatis arguably the most exciting of all operatic overtures and packedwith glorious arias, choruses and ensembles. The exciting youngItalian director Damiano Michieletto makes his debut with whatpromises to be a spectacular and thought-provoking production.

Est. running time: 4 hrs. (inc. two intervals)


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by Georges BizetSung in EnglishLIVE Wed 1 July: 7.30pm£17 Full (£15 Concession)*Probably the most popular opera in the world, Carmen raw depictionof lust, seduction and betrayal scandalised its earliest audiences in19th-century Seville. In ENO’s popular production, the action is a full-on battle of the sexes, fought out against the symbolic backdrop ofthe Spanish bullring.

Bizet’s dazzling and tantalizing score evokesall the sounds and sizzling atmosphere ofSpain through some of opera’s mostfamous melodies, from Carmen’s seductiveHabanera to the Toreador’s stirring parade.



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We don’t charge extra for our 3Dglasses – everything’s included in yourticket price

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Wyeside is one of the oldest cinemas inWales - showing all the best films forover 100 years

REMEMBER - Our films start at the advertised time - the advertsstart 10 mins earlier.

MARCH - JUNE 2015

SILVER SCREENJoin Wyeside for a ‘tea and biscuits matinee.’ Enjoy the pleasure of the cinema,a cuppa with friends, and be home before dark even during the winter months.

Screenings aim to coincide with Builth Wells bus timetables where possible.

WOMAN IN GOLDWednesday 20th May: 1.30pm

PLEASE NOTE THAT WE ARE NOW INTRODUCING ALLOCATED SEATING FOR ALL FILM SCREENINGS.

SO MAKE SURE YOU BOOK EARLY AND GET YOUR FAVOURITE SEAT!

TODDLER TAKEOVER!Give your kid their first ever cinema experience with a Saturday morning matinee that’s made especially for troublesome tots!

All tickets are £2, so you can pop in and out as needed. All adults must be accompanied by a child aged 3 or under.

CINDERELLA Saturday 16th May: 10.30am

CINEMA PRICES

We have simplified our film prices sonow they’re a lot easier to understand -and some are even cheaper!

But we can now only offer concessionsto under-16s and to families (2 adults +2 children)

CINEMA PRICES 2D 3D

Adult £7 £8

Child (16 & under) £5 £6

Film times, prices and certificates arecorrect at going to press, but maychange beyond our control. We suggestyou check (with our Box Office orwebsite), especially if you’re coming along way.

HOME 2D (PG)Time tbc | USA | Dir. Tim Johnson | Jim Parsons,Rihanna, Jennifer Lopez

When Earth is taken over by the overly confidentBoov, an alien race in search of a new place to callhome, all humans are promptly relocated while allBoov get busy reorganizing the planet. But whenone resourceful girl, Tip, manages to avoid capture,she finds herself the accidental accomplice of abanished Boov named Oh. The two fugitivesrealize there’s a lot more at stake thanintergalactic relations as they embark on the roadtrip of a lifetime. A new animated adventure for allthe family from Dreamworks.

MARKET THEATRE: Mar 27 @ 5.30pm; 28, 29, 30,31 @ 3pm & 5.30pm; Apr 1 @ 6pm; 2 @ 2.30pm& 5pm; 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 @ 5.30pm; 18, 19 @3.40pm; May 30, 31 @ 2.30pm

CINDERELLA (TBC)Time tbc | USA | Dir: Kenneth BranaghLily James, Hayley Atwell, Helena Bonham Carter

A modern take on the classic “Cinderella” inwhich young Ella finds herself at the mercy of acruel new family, relegated to a servant girl andspitefully renamed Cinderella. But her fortunesmay be about to change when she meets a dashingstranger in the woods who says he works in thepalace. When the Palace sends out an invitation toattend a ball, she hopes to meet him again, butwhen her stepmother (Cate Blanchett) forbids herto attend, help is at hand as a kindly beggar womansteps forward and, armed with a pumpkin and afew mice, changes Cinderella’s life forever.

CASTLE CINEMA:Mar 27 @ 5pm & 7.30pm; 28, 29, 30, 31 @2.30pm, 5pm & 7.30pm; Apr 1 @ 2.15 & 4.45pm; 2 @ 2pm & 4.30pm; 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 @ 2.30pm,5pm & 7.30pm; May 9, 10 @ 3.30pm; 16 @ 10.30am & 3pm; 17 @ 3pm

MARKET THEATRE:Apr 1 @ 8.20pm; 2 @ 7.30pm; May 23, 24, 25 @ 5.15pm

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TODDLER TAKEOVER SCREENING! Sat 16th May @ 10.30am

FOCUS (PG)140 mins | USA | Dir. Glenn Ficarra & John RequaWill Smith, Margot Robbie, Rodrigo Santoro

When Earth is taken over by the overly confidentNicky (Will Smith), a seasoned master ofmisdirection becomes romantically involved withnovice con artist Jess. As he’s teaching her thetricks of the trade, she gets too close for comfortand he abruptly breaks it off. Three years later, theformer flame shows up in Buenos Aires in themiddle of the high stakes racecar circuit. In themidst of Nicky’s latest, very dangerous scheme,she throws his plans for a loop… and theconsummate con man off his game.

MARKET THEATRE: Mar 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 @ 8pm

SHAUN THE SHEEP (U)85 mins | UK | France | Dir. Richard Starzack

Another chance to see the new movie fromAardman Studios, the makers of Wallace andGromit! When Shaun decides to take the day offand have some fun, he gets a little more actionthan he bargained for. A mix up with the Farmer, acaravan and a very steep hill lead them all to theBig City and it’s up to Shaun and the flock toreturn everyone safely to the green grass of home.

MARKET THEATRE: Apr 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 @ 3pm; 10 @ 3.30pm; 12 @3.30pm; May 23, 24, 25 @ 3pm

THE SPONGEBOB MOVIE:SPONGE OUT OF WATER (U)2D & 3D92 mins | USA | Dir. Paul TibbittTom Kenny, Antonio Banderas

SpongeBob SquarePants, the world’s favourite sea-dwellinginvertebrate, comes ashore to our world for his most super-heroic adventure yet. When a diabolical pirate above the seasteals the secret Krabby Patty formula, SpongeBob and hisnemesis Plankton must team up in order to get it back.

3D SCREENINGSCASTLE CINEMA:Apr 10, 12 @ 3pm; 11, 14 @ 5.20pm; 16 @ 4.50pm; 19 @ 3.10pm

2D SCREENINGSCASTLE CINEMA: Apr 10, 12, 15 @ 5.20pm; 11 @ 3pm; 18 @ 3.10pm

MARKET THEATRE:April 25 @ 3pm; 26 @ 2pm; May 2, 3, 4, 10 @ 3pm; 16, 17 @ 3.30pm; 26, 27, 28 @ 3pm

INSURGENT (TBC)Time tbc | USA | Dir. Robert SchwentkeShailene Woodley, Ansel Elgort, Theo James

In this sequel to the film Divergent, Tris(Woodley) and Four (James) are fugitives on therun, hunted by Jeanine (Winslet), the leader ofthe power-hungry Erudite elite. Racing againsttime, they must search for allies as they struggleto find out what Tris’s family sacrificed their livesto protect and why the Erudite leaders will doanything to stop them. In the dystopian ruins of afuturistic Chicago, Tris must fully embrace herDivergence, even if she does not know what shemay lose by doing so,

MARKET THEATRE:Apr 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 @ 8pm

STILL ALICE (12A)101 mins | USA | France | Dir. Richard Glatzer & Wash WestmorelandJulianne Moore, Alec Baldwin, Kristen Stewart

Still Alice is a frightening, but ultimately inspiring drama. At age fifty, Alice Howland (Moore) has it all: aColumbia University linguistics professorship, a devoted husband and three loving children. Her life is awhirlwind of work and family and she thrives on it. But, while lecturing at UCLA, somethingunexpected happens: mid-sentence, she struggles to find a word. Though a seemingly innocuousrelapse, the incident leads to a diagnosis of early-onset Alzheimer’s disease, a stunning realisation thatsees the bonds between Alice and her family thoroughly tested.

MARKET THEATRE:Apr 10, 12, 15 @ 5.50pm; 14 @ 8pm; 15 @ 5.50pm

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THE WEDDING RINGER (15)101 mins | USA | Dir. Jeremy GarelickKevin Hart, Josh Gad, Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting

Doug Harris (Gad) is a lovable but sociallyawkward groom-to-be with a problem: he has nobest man. With less than two weeks to go until hemarries the girl of his dreams (Cuoco-Sweeting -Penny from Big Bang Theory), Doug is referred toJimmy Callahan, owner and CEO of Best Man, Inc.,a company that provides flattering best men forsocially challenged guys in need. What ensues is ahilarious wedding charade as they try to pull offthe big con, and an unexpected budding bromancebetween Doug and his fake best man Jimmy.

CASTLE CINEMA:Apr 10, 12, 15 @ 7.40pm; 11 @ 8pm

BLACKHAT (15)133 mins | USA | Dir. Michael MannChris Hemsworth, Viola Davis, Wei Tang

Nick Hathaway (Hemsworth) is an extremelytalented hacker facing a 15 year prison sentence.However he gets a second chance when acomputer code he once wrote appears in somemalware that triggered a terrorist attack in afactory in China. He and his partners suddenlyfinds themselves in the middle of a power gamebetween the American and Chinese government,as they hunt a high-level cybercrime network fromChicago to Hong Kong to Jakarta. Above all theymust find the hacker whose identity is the key tohis freedom and his life.

MARKET THEATRE:Apr 10, 12, 15 @ 8.10pm

THE SECOND BEST EXOTICMARIGOLD HOTEL (PG) 120 mins | USA | UK | Dir. John MaddenBill Nighy, Judi Dench, Maggie Smith, Richard Gere

A final chance to see this second helping of theimmensely popular and entertaining comedydrama! A Second Hotel is the new expansionistdream of Sonny now that his first property hasonly a single remaining vacancy - posing a roomingpredicament for fresh arrivals Guy and Lavinia.Perhaps the only one who may know the answersis newly installed co-manager of the hotel, Muriel(Smith), the keeper of everyone’s secrets. As thedemands of a traditional Indian wedding threatento engulf all the residents, an unexpected wayforward presents itself.

CASTLE CINEMA:Apr 17, 18, 19 @ 5.30pm; 21, 22, 23 @ 8.15pm;

MARKET THEATRE: 27 @ 5.30pm & 8pm

FURIOUS 7 (TBC)Time tbc | USA | Dir. James Wan | Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, Dwayne Johnson, Jason Statham

Expect lots of speed and action in this latest installment of the Fast & Furious franchise. DominicToretto and his crew travel to Tokyo, where they meet and race Sean Boswell, the drift king and afriend of Han. Teaming up with Sean and a few new allies, Dominic and the crew set out to avengetheir comrade and find themselves put against the man who murdered Han.

CASTLE CINEMA:Apr 17, 18, 19 @ 8.10pm; 21, 22, 23 @ 5.30pm

MARKET THEATRE: May 2, 6 @ 5.30pm

SUITE FRANÇAISE (15)107 mins | UK | France | Canada | Dir. Saul Dibb Margot Robbie, Ruth Wilson

France, 1940. In the first days of occupation,Lucile Angellier is trapped with her controllingmother-in-law as they both await news of herhusband who is a prisoner of war. But when aregiment of German soldiers arrive to take upresidence in the villagers’ own homes her life isturned upside down. Lucile initially tries toignore Bruno von Falk, the handsome and refinedGerman officer staying with them, but soon, apowerful love draws them together and leadsthem into the tragedy of war.

MARKET THEATRE:Apr 18, 19 @ 6pm; 22, 23 @ 8.40pm

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CHAPPIE (15)120 mins | USA | Mexico | Dir. Neill BlomkampHugh Jackman, Sigourney Weaver

In the near future, crime is patrolled by anoppressive mechanized police force. But when onepolice droid, Chappie, is stolen and given newprogramming, he becomes the first robot with theability to think and feel for himself. As powerful,destructive forces start to see Chappie as a dangerto mankind and order, they will stop at nothing tomaintain the status quo and ensure that Chappie isthe last of his kind. His life, his story, will change theway the world looks at robots and humans forever.

MARKET THEATRE:Apr 18, 19 @ 8.40pm; 22, 23 @ 6pm

AVENGERS: AGE OFULTRON (TBC) 2D & 3DTime tbc | USA | Dir. Joss WhedonRobert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo

In this sequel to the biggest super-hero movie of alltime, Tony Stark tries to jumpstart a dormantpeacekeeping program. But things go awry, and Earth’sMightiest Heroes are put to the ultimate test as thefate of the planet hangs in the balance. As the villainousUltron emerges, it is up to The Avengers to stop himfrom enacting his terrible plans, and soon uneasyalliances and unexpected action pave the way for aglobal adventure.

3D SCREENINGS: CASTLE CINEMA:Apr 24, 26,28, 30 @ 8.30pm; 25, 27, 29 @ 5pm; 26 @ 1.30pm;May 1, 3, 6 @ 5pm; 2, 4 @ 1.30pm; 2, 4, 7 @ 8.30pm

2D SCREENINGS: CASTLE CINEMA: Apr 24, 26,28, 30 @ 5pm; 25 @ 1.30pm; 25, 27, 29 @ 8.30pm;May 1, 3 @ 8.30pm; 2, 4, 7 @ 5pm; 3 @ 1.30pm; 5 @ 7.45pm; 6 @ 8.15pm

MOMMY (15)138 mins | Canada | Dir. Xavier DolanAnne Dorval, Antoine-Olivier PilonIn French with subtitles

Diane is a widow making ends meet: she is feisty,lippy and dresses like a teenager. However whenher teenage son Steve, who has ADHD, isaggressively unstable with an inability to stopswearing, fighting and touching women, is kickedout of the latest in a long line of facilities forsetting fire to the cafeteria, she has to choosebetween raising him herself or Juvenile detention.What they need is a miracle – then they befriend alonely woman next door... Antoine-Olivier Pilon’sperformance as Steve is tremendous.

MARKET THEATRE:Apr 26 @ 4.30pm; 28 @7.30pm; 29, 30 @ 8pm

THE GUNMAN (15)115 mins | UK | Spain | France | Dir. Pierre MorelSean Penn, Idris Elba, Javier Bardem

Sean Penn stars as international operative JimTerrier, who is suffering from PTSD and strugglingto reconnect with his long time love. Howeverwhen he is betrayed by the organisation he workedfor, he must go on the run across Europe in arelentless game of cat and mouse. With Penn in hisfirst action role, and a top-notch cast includingJavier Bardem and Idris Elba, the Gunman is a high-octane must-see, a gripping action-thriller from thedirector of Taken and the producer of The Matrixand Non-Stop.

MARKET THEATRE:Apr 26 @ 8pm; 29, 30 @ 5.30pm

THE WATER DIVINER (15)111 mins | USA | Australia | TurkeyDir. Russell Crowe | Russell Crowe, Jai Courtney,Olga Kurylenko

Starring and directed by Russell Crowe (Gladiator)this extraordinary tale of love, heroism and epicadventure is set four years after the devastatingbattle of Gallipoli during World War I. Holding onto hope, Australian farmer Connor embarks on ajourney to Istanbul to find the truth about the fateof his sons, reported missing in action, where heforges a relationship with the beautiful Turkishwoman who owns the hotel in which he stays.

MARKET THEATRE: May 1 @ 6pm; 3, 4 @5.30pm; 6 @ 8.45pm; 10 @ 7.45pm; 13 @ 6pm

THE DUKE OF BURGUNDY (18)104 mins | UK | Dir. Peter StricklandSidse Babett Knudsen, Monica Swinn, Chiara D’Anna

British filmmaker Peter Strickland’s latest projectreconfigures this vintage erotic melodrama intosomething deeper and darker. The film follows the relationship between wealthy amateurlepidopterist (butterfy expert) Cynthia and hernewly hired housekeeper Evelyn. As Cynthia’sdemands begin to betray a sadomasochistic streak, Evelyn submits to her progressivelyextreme humiliations with surprising relish. This is a kinky and dry comic featuring surreal gothiccinematography and an enveloping score.

MARKET THEATRE: May 1 @ 9pm; 2, 3, 4 @ 8pm

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DARK HORSE (PG)86 mins | UK | Dir. Louise OsmondHoward Davies, Brian Vokes

An uplifting feature documentary telling the rags-to-riches true story of race-horse Dream Allianceand the unlikely syndicate who bred her, led by abarmaid in a former mining village in South Wales.It’s an audacious tale of luck and chance andbeating the odds; a story of how a gaggle ofworking class folk from the Welsh Valleys took onthe racing elite, broke through class and financialbarriers and brought hope and pride back to theirdepressed community.

CASTLE CINEMA:May 8, 9, 10 @ 6pm; 12, 13, 14 @ 8.15pm

MARKET THEATRE: May 26 @ 8.15pm; 27 @ 5.45pm; 28 @ 8.15pm;June 7 @ 5.30pm; 10 @ 5.10pm; 11 @ 8pm

A LITTLE CHAOS (TBC)116 mins | UK | Dir. Alan RickmanKate Winslet, Helen McCrory, Stanley Tucci

Madame Sabine De Barra is an unlikely candidatefor the landscape architect of the still-to-be-completed palace of Versailles. She has little timefor the classical designs of the man who hires her;the famous architect Le Notre. However, as sheworks on her creation, she finds herself drawn tothe enigmatic Le Notre and forced to negotiatethe perilous rivalries and intricate etiquette of thecourt of the Sun King, King Louis XIV. But Sabine’shonesty and compassionate nature help toovercome both the challenges of her newfoundpopularity, and an unspeakable tragedy from herpast, to win the heart of Le Notre.

CASTLE CINEMA:May 8, 9, 10 @ 8.15pm; 12, 13,14 @ 5.30pmMARKET THEATRE: June 7 @ 8pm; 9 @ 7.30pm;11 @ 5.30pm

X + Y (15)111 mins | UK | Dir. Morgan Matthews Asa Butterfield, Rafe Spall, Sally Hawkins

Nathan struggles to connect with people, but hefinds comfort and security in mathematics.Mentored by his unconventional teacher, he wins aplace on the British team at the InternationalMathematics Olympiad, but is faced withunexpected challenges when he begins toexperience new and unfamiliar feelings for one ofthe Chinese competitors. This inspiring and life-affirming story follows the relationship betweenstudent and teacher and the unfathomableexperience of first love.

MARKET THEATRE: May 10 @ 5.15pm; 12 @7.30pm; 13 @ 8.45pm

WOMAN IN GOLD (TBC)Time tbc | UK | USA | Dir. Simon Curtis | Helen Mirren, Ryan Reynolds

Helen Mirren stars in the incredible story of Maria Altmann, a Jewish refugee who is forced toflee Vienna during World War II. Decades later, determined to salvage some dignity from her past,Maria tries to reclaim a painting the Nazis stole from her family: the famous Lady In Gold, aportrait of her beloved Aunt Adele. Partnering with an inexperienced but determined younglawyer (Ryan Reynolds), Maria embarks on an epic journey for justice 60 years in the making.

CASTLE CINEMA:May 15, 16, 17 @ 8.15pm; 19 @ 5pm; 20 @ 1.30pm & 5.30pm; 21 @ 5.30pm

FAR FROM THE MADDINGCROWD (TBC)Time tbc | UK | USA | Dir. Thomas Vinterberg Carey Mulligan, Tom Sturridge

The story of independent, beautiful and headstrongBathsheba Everdene (Mulligan), who attracts three verydifferent suitors: Gabriel Oak (Schoenaerts), a sheepfarmer, captivated by her fetching willfulness; Frank Troy(Sturridge), a handsome and reckless Sergeant; andWilliam Boldwood (Sheen), a prosperous and maturebachelor. This timeless story of Bathsheba’s choices andpassions explores the nature of relationships and love -as well as the human ability to overcome hardshipsthrough resilience and perseverance.

CASTLE CINEMA:May 15, 16, 17 @ 5.30pm; 20, 21 @ 8.15pm

MARKET THEATRE:May 19, 23, 24, 25 @ 8pm

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SILVER SCREEN Wed 20th May @ 1.30pm

JOHN WICK (15)101 mins | USA | Canada | ChinaDir. Louise Chad Stahelski | Keanu Reeves, Willem Dafoe, Michael Nyqvist, Alfie Allen

John Wick (Reeves) is a mob hit man who, uponfalling in love, quits. Later, when sadistic youngthugs wanting his car break in and beat him up andkill his dog he sets out to get revenge on them. Helearns that the leader of the group is the son ofhis former employer, a man who is desperatelytrying to protect his son. So when he tries to takecare of Wick, New York City becomes a bullet-riddled playground, as Wick embarks on amerciless rampage with the skill and ruthlessnessthat made him an underworld legend...

MARKET THEATRE:May, 16, 17 @ 8.45pm; 20, 21 @ 6pm

THE GOOD LIE (12A)110 mins | USA | Kenya | UKDir. Philippe Falardeau | Reese Witherspoon, Sarah Baker, Corey Stoll

Four Sudanese children, orphaned by the brutalCivil war in Sudan in 1983, travelled on foot insearch of safety. Fifteen years later, a humanitarianeffort brought these lost boys and girls toAmerica. Together, they must adjust to an alienculture even as the emotional baggage of theirpast haunts them. However, these newcomers, and their new friends like employment counsellorCarrie Davis, strive to understand each other in this new home, as they make peace with their histories in a challenge that will change alltheir lives.

MARKET THEATRE:May 16, 17 @ 6pm; 20, 21 @ 8.45pm

TOMORROWLAND (TBC) Time tbc | USA | Dir. Brad Bird | George Clooney,Hugh Laurie, Britt Robertson

George Clooney (Gravity, Ocean’s 11), Hugh Laurie(House, Blackadder) and Britt Robertson (Scream 4,Life Unexpected) star in this epic science fictionmovie from Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.Bound by a shared destiny, a bright, optimistic teenbursting with scientific curiosity and a former boy-genius inventor jaded by disillusionment embark on adanger-filled mission to unearth the secrets of anenigmatic place somewhere in time and space thatexists in their collective memory as Tomorrowland.

CASTLE CINEMA:May 22 @ 5.30pm & 8.15pm; 23,24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 @ 2pm, 4.45pm &7.30pm; June 1, 3 @ 7.30pm; 4 @ 7.45pm

MARKET THEATRE: June 2 @ 8pm

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THE TALE OF THEPRINCESS KAGUYA (TBC)137 mins | Japan | Dir. Isao TakahataChloe Grace Moretz, James Cann

Studio Ghibli, the studio that gave us Spirited Awayand The Wind Rises, Brings us another visualmasterpiece. Found inside a shining stalk ofbamboo, a tiny girl grows into an exquisite younglady, raised by an old bamboo cutter and his wife.The mysterious young princess enthrals all whoencounter her – but ultimately she must confronther fate, the punishment for her crime.

MARKET THEATRE:May 26, 28 @ 5.15pm; 27 @ 8pm; 29 @ 2.30pm;June 7 @ 2.40pm

MAD MAX: FURY ROAD (TBC)Time tbc | Australia | Dir. George MillerTom Hardy, Charlize Theron

An apocalyptic story set in a stark desert landscapewhere humanity is broken, and almost everyone isfighting simply for the necessities of life. Within thisworld exist two rebels on the run who just might beable to restore order. There’s Max, a man of actionand few words, who seeks peace of mind followingthe loss of his wife and child in the aftermath of thechaos. And Furiosa, a woman of action who believesher path to survival may be achieved if she can make itacross the desert back to her childhood homeland.

MARKET THEATRE:May 29, 30, 31 @ 8pm; June 1, 3 @ 8.15pm

CASTLE CINEMA: June 4 @ 8.30pm

PITCH PERFECT 2 (TBC)Time tbc | USA | Dir. Elizabeth BanksAnna Kendrick, Rebel Wilson, Brittany Snow

Chloe (Snow), Beca (Kendrick) and Fat Amy(Wilson) return for the sequel to the 2012 smashhit. The Bardon Bella’s are now in their senior yearand heading for graduation when they enter aninternational acapella competition that noAmerican group has ever won. Can they be the first?

MARKET THEATRE:May 29, 30, 31 @ 5.15pm; June 1, 3 @ 5.45pm; 4 @ 4.30pm; 13, 14 @ 3.30pm

CASTLE CINEMA: June 2 @ 5pm; 6, 7 @ 3.30pm

A ROYAL NIGHT OUT (TBC)Time tbc | UK | Dir. Julian JarroldSarah Gadon, Emily Watson, Rupert Everett

8 May 1945, V.E. Day. A nation celebrates thevictorious end to a long and costly war. Cloisteredaway in Buckingham Palace, two princesses peerout longingly at the adoring crowd who readythemselves for the biggest party London has everseen. Princess Elizabeth and her headstrong 15-year-old sister, Margaret, would give anything tojoin them... Starring Rupert Everett and EmilyWatson.

CASTLE CINEMA:June 5, 6, 7 @ 6pm; 9, 10 @ 8.20pm; 11 @ 6pm

MARKET THEATRE: June 17, 18 @ 6pm

SPOOKS: THE GREATERGOOD (TBC)Time tbc | UK | Dir. Bharat NalluriJennifer Ehle, Tuppence Middleton, Kit Harington

Continuing from the British TV spy series, Spooks,where a team of agents in the security intelligenceservice work to protect the UK from terroristsand other threats to national security. When aterrorist escapes custody during a routinehandover, Will Crombie must team with disgracedMI5 Intelligence Chief Harry Pearce to track himdown before an imminent terrorist attack onLondon.

CASTLE CINEMA: June 5, 6, 7, 11 @ 8.30pm; 9, 10 @ 6pm

UNFRIENDED (TBC) 82 mins | USA | Dir. Levan GabriadzeCal Barnes, Matthew Bohrer

Online, your memories last forever, but so do yourmistakes. A new era of horror is created throughthis realistic cyberbullying-situation, where a group of six teenagers are terrorised via the apps throughwhich they live so much of their lives. A year afterclassmate Laura Barns’ suicide (following a trollingvideo)... the group discover an uninvited guest usingLaura’s Skype account, the stranger turns themagainst each other as their plight leads them toreveal buried resentments and grudges.

MARKET THEATRE: June 12, 13, 14 @ 8.45pm

TIMBUKTU (TBC)97 mins | France | Mauritania | Dir. Abderrahmane Sissako | Ibrahim Ahmed, Abel Jafri, Toulou KikiFrench with subtitles

Kidane lives peacefully in the dunes with his family, near troubled Timbuktu, where people suffer,powerless from the regime of terror imposed by the Jihadists, determined to control their faith.Kidane’s family are being spared the chaos that prevails in town, but their destiny changes whenKidane accidentally kills Amadou, the fisherman who slaughtered “GPS,” his beloved cow. He nowhas to face the new laws of the foreign occupants. 2015 Academy Award Nominee for BestForeign Language Film!

MARKET THEATRE: June 12, 13, 14 @ 6pm; 16 @ 7.30pm; 17, 18 @ 8.45pm

JURASSIC WORLD (TBC)Time tbc | USA | Dir. Colin TrevorrowChris Pratt, Judy Greer, Ty Simpkins

Twenty-two years after the events of Jurassic Park, IslaNublar now features a fully functioning dinosaur themepark, Jurassic World, as originally envisioned by JohnHammond. After 10 years of operation and visitor ratesdeclining, in order to fulfill a corporate mandate, a newattraction is created to re-spark visitor’s interest, whichbackfires horribly. Chris Pratt stars as Steven Spielbergreturns to produce the long-awaited next instalment ofhis ground-breaking Jurassic Park series.

3D SCREENINGSCASTLE CINEMA:June 12, 14, 16, 18 @ 5.30pm; 13 @ 2.40pm & 8.30pm;17 @ 8.20pm

2D SCREENINGSCASTLE CINEMA: June 12,16, 18 @ 8.20pm; 13, 17 @ 5.30pm; 14 @ 2.40pm & 8.20pm

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This artists’ space is here for you to enjoy, shareand use. Come and draw, paint and photograph this spectacular and ever changing vista.

Artwork produced will have the opportunity to be displayed in our Gallery!

Bookings are individually tailored to suit the needs of every group, this includes extras such as tea/coffee, lunch, and purchase of art materials.

Absolutely everyone is welcome! From groups to individuals, primary schools to professionals.

We can accommodate group bookings of up to 6 people in our Window on the Wye space, we invite larger groups to use our Gallery or Market Theatre.

Please contact Jill Mustafa for further details on01982 553668, or email [email protected]

PRICING GUIDE(use of drawing boards and easels included)

1. SCHOOL BOOKINGS2 hours: £10 (included free set-up time)

2. INDIVIDUALS/SMALL GROUPS1 to 4 adults: £5 per hour

3. GROUP BOOKINGSUp to 6 people and 1 ½ hours: £15

4. GROUP BOOKINGSUp to 6 people and 4 hours: £30

Concessions may be available

WINDOW ON THE WYEBUILTH WELLS YOUTH

CLUB -CRAFT FAYRESat 4 April: 2pm - 5pm

In the Wyeside Gallery

Local craft makers will be attending the event, selling textilework, jewellery and art work.

Builth Youth Club Members will also be selling workthat they have produced for the Fayre in order toraise much needed funds for the Club.

BWYC meet weekly at The RiversideCommunity Centre, and routinely run arts,sports, and cookery based sessions.Contribution is £1 per session. If you’d like to find out more onthis event, or the Youth Club,please contact Jess Metcalfdirectly on 07901900025 /[email protected]

Did you know Wyeside also offers a range of regular community classes and workshops? Find out moreinformation by contacting the co-ordinators directly. Want to start up a regular class or workshop? Get intouch! Please contact Jill Mustafa for further details on 01982 553668, or email [email protected]

COMMUNITY GROUPS | CLASSES | EVENTS

Have-a-go Shakespeare meet in the Wyeside Gallery onalternate Friday mornings during term time from 10.30am till1pm, to explore Shakespeare text in reading and performance.

Please come along and join in, or if you’d like to speak tosomeone first call Phil Bowen or Sue Best at Shakespeare Link,Willow Globe Theatre, on 01597 811487. £5 per workshop.

HAVE-A-GOSHAKESPEARE!

Youth drama groups take place at Wyeside every Tuesdayduring term time.

8 to 11 yrs - 4.15pm, 11 to 14 years - 5.15pm

For further details please contact MPYT’s Artistic Director Ralph Bolland on 07810350994, or email [email protected]

YOUTH DRAMA

Tutor: Lara Clough

£100, £80 concession

This module is at CQFW Level 4

Class Code: HF 300W

A 10 week writing course, starting fromThursday 30 April. Sessions run from10.30am to 12.30pm every Thursdayduring term time.

Book your place by contactingAberystwyth University: 01970621580, [email protected],www.aber.ac.uk/en/sell

MID WALES WRITERS GROUPNOVEL

WRITING

Writing can be a lonely and consuming vocation. Share it.

AN INFORMAL WRITERS’ GROUP FORWORDSMITHS OF ALL KINDS2nd Wednesday of each month, Wyeside Arts Centre, from 7.30pm. £2.50

For further details please email our Community Arts Manager, Rebbecca Ray, on [email protected]

“I love deadlines ... the whooshing noise they make as they go by.”DOUGLAS ADAMS, The Salmon of Doubt

“I hate writing, I love having written.” DOROTHY PARKER

“There are three rules for writing ... but no one knows what they are.”W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM

“Writing a book is a horrible, exhausting struggle, like a long bout with some painfulillness. One would never undertake such a thing if one were not driven on by somedemon whom one can neither resist nor understand.” GEORGE ORWELL

“Perhaps I write for no one. Perhaps for the same person children are writing forwhen they scrawl their names in the snow.” MARGARET ATWOOD

“Write what should not be forgotten.” ISABEL ALLENDE

“You can make anything by writing.” C.S. LEWIS

Wyeside is an independent not-for-profit charity - so every penny we make goesstraight back into our programme. We couldn’t manage without our funders - andthe fantastic help and support we get from our incredibly loyal band of Friendsand Volunteers.THANK YOU ALL!

FRIENDS OF WYESIDE VOLUNTEERSWyeside’s volunteers play a vital role in our continuingsuccess. They help us in myriad ways - stewarding forlive events and films, working on our bars, or helpingour publicity efforts.

We give training to develop your skills and CV.You getto see live events and films free, and the chance to workwith Wyeside’s friendly team as we present 1000+shows every year.

If you are 16 or over and want to get involved, please callour volunteer coordinator Owen Lawrence on 01982553668, or email him at [email protected].

Or pick up an application form at the box office, ordownload one from our website.

Please remember to include full contact details - youraddress, telephone number and e-mail address - and tellus about any particular skills or expertise you can offerto help keep Wyeside growing!

The Friends’ subscriptions provide additional funding for special projects. Inthe past these have included match funding for recent major improvementsto the arts centre building and facilities, including the refurbishment of theMarket Theatre and Gallery, the installation of digital projection equipment,the new artists’ space, Window on the Wye, and repairs and renovations tothe stonework of the historic building.

Donate from £5 per month (£60 per year), or whatever you would like to give!

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS?Apart from playing a vital role in our future, Friends organise special events, receive quarterly newsletters from Wyeside, are entered into a monthly draw for free tickets, and will receive the brochure hot off the press!

HOW DO I JOIN?If you would like to become a Friend of Wyesideeither pop in and pick up a form from the box office,download one from our website, or request one from Miriam Hall by calling 01982 553668, or by emailing [email protected].

CONFERENCES & ROOM HIREWyeside’s cinema, theatre and gallery spaces are ideal for events of all kinds - fromlarge presentations to small boardroom meetings. It’s a combination of our flexiblefacilities, central location, beautiful riverside setting and friendly, efficient service –along with highly competitive rates of hire – that make us such a popular venue fora wide range of conferences, business meetings and private functions.

THE MARKET THEATRE, which will accommodate up to 158 in full concert-style seating (plus stage area), up to 200 (standing) with a flat floor, or 100 (seated)with a flat floor. Due to the flexibility of this auditorium, it makes an excellentvenue for presentations, performances, group work or even fairs.

THE CASTLE CINEMA, which will seat up to 183 in tiered seating (plus stagearea), has wonderful sound and projecting equipment which makes it an ideallecture room.

THE GALLERY is an ideal space for smaller meetings of up to 20 people. It canalso be used as a break-out room in conjunction with our other auditoriums. It hasexhibition lighting and projection facilities.

Professional equipment, sound, lighting, as well as technical support can bearranged. We stress that this list is far from exhaustive, and will be able to advise onthe exact solution for your own individual requirements.

Please contact Jill Mustafa for further details: 01982 553668 / [email protected]

SEATING PLANMARKET THEATRE

CASTLE CINEMASCREEN

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FREE

GIFT VOUCHERSStruggling to find the perfect gift? Why notbuy a Wyeside Gift Voucher - the idealpresent for any occasion!

Your voucher can be used tobuy tickets for any of our live,satellite live!, or cinemaevents. Buy your voucher inperson from our box office,or call us on 01982 552555(we can even arrangepostage!). Vouchers can notyet be purchased orredeemed online.

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Customers are welcome to take their purchases intothe auditorium with them - a rare luxury these days!We feel that there is nothing quite like watchingyour favourite performer while drinking a glass oflocally brewed beer, or cwtching up to a good filmwith a steaming hot mug of fairtrade coffee.

DIARY

MARCHFRI 27Cinderella: 5pm C

Home 2D: 5:30pm M


Focus: 8pm M

SAT 28Cinderella: 2:30pm C

Home 2D: 3pm M

Cinderella: 5pm C

Home 2D: 5:30pm M


Focus: 8pm M

SUN 29 Cinderella: 2:30pm C

Home 2D: 3pm M

Cinderella: 5pm C

Home 2D: 5:30pm M


Focus: 8pm M

MON 30 Cinderella: 2:30pm C

Home 2D: 3pm M

Cinderella: 5pm C

Home 2D: 5:30pm M


Focus: 8pm M

TUE 31 Cinderella: 2:30pm C

Home 2D: 3pm M

Cinderella: 5pm C

Home 2D: 5:30pm M


Focus: 8pm M

APRILWED 1 Cinderella: 2:15pm C

How The Koala Learned To Hug:2:30pm M


Home 2D: 6pm M

ROH - Rise and Fall of the City ofMahagonny 7:15pm C


THU 2 Cinderella: 2pm C

Home 2D: 2.30pm M


Home 2D: 5pm M

NT Live - A View from the Bridge:7pm C


FRI 3Cinderella: 2:30pm C

Shaun the Sheep: 3pm M

Cinderella: 5pm C

Home 2D: 5:30pm M


Insurgent: 8pm M

SAT 4Cinderella: 2:30pm C


Cinderella: 5pm C

Home 2D: 5:30pm M


Insurgent: 8pm M

SUN 5Cinderella: 2:30pm C


Cinderella: 5pm C

Home 2D: 5:30pm M


Insurgent: 8pm M

MON 6Cinderella: 2:30pm C


Cinderella: 5pm C

Home 2D: 5:30pm M


Insurgent: 8pm M

TUE 7Cinderella: 2:30pm C


Cinderella: 5pm C

Home 2D: 5:30pm M


Insurgent: 8pm M

WED 8 Mid Wales Writers Group: 7.30pm G



Cinderella: 5pm C

Home 2D: 5:30pm M


Insurgent: 8pm M

THU 9 Cinderella: 2:30pm C


Cinderella: 5pm C

Home 2D: 5:30pm M


Insurgent: 8pm M

FRI 10

The Spongebob Movie 3D: 3pm C

Shaun the Sheep: 3:30pm M

The Spongebob Movie 2D: 5:20pm C

Still Alice: 5:50pm M

The Wedding Ringer: 7:40pm C

Blackhat: 8:10pm M

SAT 11



Wyeside Young Promoters: 7:30pmM

The Wedding Ringer: 8pm C

SUN 12


Shaun the Sheep: 3:30pm M



The Wedding Ringer: 7:40pm C

Blackhat: 8:10pm M

TUE 14




EOS - Vincent Van Gogh, a new wayof seeing: 7:30pm C

Still Alice: 8pm M

WED 15



The Wedding Ringer: 7.40pm C

Blackhat: 8:10pm M

THU 16


NT Live - The Hard Problem: 7pm C

Limehouse Lizzy: 8pm M

FRI 17



Aladdin - Ballet Theatre UK: 7:30pmM

Furious 7: 8:10pm C

SAT 18


Home 2D: 3:40pm M


Suite Française: 6pm M

Furious 7: 8:10pm C

Chappie: 8:40pm M

SUN 19


Home 2D: 3:40pm M


Suite Française: 6pm M

Furious 7: 8:10pm C

Chappie: 8:40pm M

TUE 21



Furious 7: 5:30pm C

Maxine Peake’s Hamlet: 7:30pm M


WED 22

Furious 7: 5:30pm C

Chappie: 6pm M








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Chappie: 6pm M














Mommy: 4:30pm M








Mommy: 7:30pm M


WED 29



Mommy: 8pm M


THU 30




Mommy: 8pm M


MAYFRI 1






SAT 2




Furious 7: 5:30pm M



SUN 3







MON 4







TUE 5





WED 6


Furious 7: 5:30pm M



THU 7





FRI 8

Dark Horse: 6pm C



SAT 9


Dark Horse: 6pm C



SUN 10



X + Y: 5:15pm M

Dark Horse: 6pm C



TUE 12




X + Y: 7:30pm M


WED 13





X + Y: 8:45pm M

THU 14





FRI 15





SAT 16


Cinderella: 3pm C



The Good Lie: 6pm M


John Wick: 8:45pm M

SUN 17

Cinderella: 3pm C



The Good Lie: 6pm M


John Wick: 8:45pm M

TUE 19






WED 20



John Wick: 6pm M



THU 21



John Wick: 6pm M



FRI 22




SAT 23

Tomorrowland: 2pm C






SUN 24

Tomorrowland: 2pm C






MON 25

Tomorrowland: 2pm C






TUE 26

Tomorrowland: 2pm C



















Tomorrowland: 2pm C







Home 2D: 2:30pm M






Home 2D: 2:30pm M





JUNE

MON 1




TUE 2





Tomorrowland: 8pm M

WED 3




THU 4





FRI 5


Jeremy Hardy: 8pm M


SAT 6





SUN 7







TUE 9






WED 10






THU 11




Dark Horse: 8pm M


FRI 12



Timbuktu: 6pm M






Timbuktu: 6pm M






Timbuktu: 6pm M






Timbuktu: 7:30pm M





Timbuktu: 8:45pm M





Timbuktu: 8:45pm M



GUIDE






WEL

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Chappie: 6pm M














Mommy: 4:30pm M








Mommy: 7:30pm M


WED 29



Mommy: 8pm M


THU 30




Mommy: 8pm M


MAYFRI 1






SAT 2




Furious 7: 5:30pm M



SUN 3







MON 4







TUE 5





WED 6


Furious 7: 5:30pm M



THU 7





FRI 8

Dark Horse: 6pm C



SAT 9


Dark Horse: 6pm C



SUN 10



X + Y: 5:15pm M

Dark Horse: 6pm C



TUE 12




X + Y: 7:30pm M


WED 13





X + Y: 8:45pm M

THU 14





FRI 15





SAT 16


Cinderella: 3pm C



The Good Lie: 6pm M


John Wick: 8:45pm M

SUN 17

Cinderella: 3pm C



The Good Lie: 6pm M


John Wick: 8:45pm M

TUE 19






WED 20



John Wick: 6pm M



THU 21



John Wick: 6pm M



FRI 22




SAT 23

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SUN 24

Tomorrowland: 2pm C






MON 25

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JUNE

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THU 4





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WED 10






THU 11




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FRI 12



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Timbuktu: 6pm M






Timbuktu: 6pm M






Timbuktu: 7:30pm M





Timbuktu: 8:45pm M





Timbuktu: 8:45pm M



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BOX OFFICE OPENING TIMES

Our Box Office opens 30 mins before filmscreenings, and 1 hour before Satellite or Live events.

Our answerphone service is available whenthe Box Office is closed or busy.

HOW TO BUY TICKETS

ONLINE 24/7 at www.wyeside.co.ukBY PHONE on 01982 552555IN PERSON at the Box Office

We accept all major credit/debit cards - thereis a 50p charge per transaction.

Sorry - we can no longer accept reservations.All ticket orders must be paid for when you book.

Latecomers may be asked to wait for asuitable point in the performance.

CONCESSIONS

Satellite Live! & Live shows: We offerconcession prices to under 18s, over 65s,students, disabled and unwaged customers.

Film screenings: We can now only offerconcessions to under-16s. Proof of age/statusmay be required.

Support workers accompanying disabledcustomers can attend all Wyeside events free.

GROUP BOOKINGS

We offer tailored rates for parties fromschools and other organisations for selectedshows only - please contact the Box Office on01982 552555 beforehand

PROGRAMME CHANGES

Times/prices are correct at the time of goingto press, but are sometimes subject tochanges beyond our control.

If you’ve bought tickets in advance, we willmake every effort to let you know if anydetails change using the contact details yougave us when you booked.

But - especially if you’re making a long journey- we advise you to check (with our BoxOffice, or on our website)

REFUNDS & EXCHANGES

If you’ve bought tickets for a Wyeside eventbut find you can’t make it, they can beexchanged up to 5 days before the date, orthe ticket value refunded via a credit note -less a £2 admin fee.

ACCESS

Wyeside offers lift access to all areas, as wellas an accessible toilet.

Reserved disabled parking is available on ourforecourt, and wheelchair spaces are availablein both auditoriums. All disabled seating isallocated on a first-come first-serve basis asthese facilities are limited due to therestricted nature of our Grade 2 listedbuilding. To guarantee admittance we stronglyrecommend booking in advance via our BoxOffice on 01982 552555. Unfortunatelywheelchair spaces are not bookable online atthis time.

Guide dogs are welcome.

WE ARE GRATEFUL TO THE FOLLOWINGORGANISATIONS FOR THEIRCONTRIBUTION AND SUPPORT:

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