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The Cambridge Corn Exchange is provided by the

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENTS SECTION of CAMBRIDGE CITY COUNCIL

GENERAL MANAGER: Graham Saxby

Cambridge City Council Arts & Entertainments are also

responsible for: The Co-operative Cambridge Folk Festival, Heart Of The World Festival, Cambridge Children’s Festival, Senior Citizens’ Events, Cambridge Fireworks, Summer In The City, Easter Children’s Theatre and The Cambridge Guildhall.

COVER PHOTO: Rocky Horror Show (images from previous cast) BROCHURE DESIGN: Design Foundation 01787 282666 email: designfoundation.co.uk

PRINTED BY: Swan Print Ltd 01234 761700 email: [email protected]

TEACHERS’ CLUBAs part of improving our services for schools, we are starting a Teachers’ Club so that teachers can come and experience shows* for free and familiarise themselves with the Corn Exchange before bringing their students. We’ll also be offering great discounts on various shows for your own personal use as well as help and assistance to make your school trips as effortless as possible. If you’re a teacher and would be interested in joining, please email [email protected] with TEACHERS’ CLUB as the subject.* selected shows only

This publication has been printed using paper from

a sustainable sourceusing soya based inks.

Please recycle wherever possible.

. . . to a new season of Corn Exchange shows! And what a

season it is, with entertainment of

every kind on offer from comedy,

circus, musical theatre, ballet,

Japanese drumming, huge names in

rock and pop through to kids shows

and top folk artists. A major highlight

this season is the long awaited return

in May of one of the most riotous and

popular musicals presented at the Corn

Exchange, Richard O’Brien’s Rocky Horror Show!

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MONDAY 18 JANUARYAN AUDIENCE WITHSALLY MORGANBack by overwhelming public demand, Sally Morgan the ‘stars’ psychic’ returns. Her reputation has been built from her close relationship with many high profile celebrities and she is now rated as one of the world’s top mediums. Since realising she had psychic abilities when just a child, Sally now brings her amazing abilities and her tremendous personality to the stage with a unique theatrical experience, which is both hugely entertaining and enlightening. This show has taken the UK by storm! 7.30PM TICKETS £19.50 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.psychicsallyofficial.com

TUESDAY 19 JANUARY

That’s wicked! Watch out as something wicked this way c

omes! Exciting theatre company Shakespeare 4 Kidz bring their

thrilling musical version of the Bard’s Macbeth to Cambridge.

The show tells the story of how a warrior learns from three strange

witches that his destiny is to become King of Scotland. But he cannot win

the throne without much blood being spilled. The show includes song

and dance, telling the story with many of Shakespeare’s original

words woven into easy-to-understand modern language.

Great entertainment for peopleof all ages.

10.30AM & 1.30PM TICKETS £9.50 children & £16.00 adults( one teacher place free with every 10 tickets purchased)

+ £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.shakespeare4kidz.com

WEDNESDAY 20 JANUARY

CAMBRIDGE NEWS JOB FAIRThinking of changing your job or seeking a new direction? Starting out in employment and looking for advice or considering enrolling on a training course? Don’t miss this all day event that will give you the chance to meet some of the region’s best employers and the opportunity to check out training schemes – as well as advice and support from local professionals running seminars throughout the day.10.00AM – 5.30PM FREE ENTRYMORE INFO: www.cambridge-news.co.uk/cn_job_fair

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THURSDAY 28 JANUARY

STATUS QUORESCHEDULED FROM WEDNESDAY 25 NOVEMBER ORIGINAL TICKETS STILL VALIDBritain’s best-loved rockers Status Quo will follow-up the enormous success of last year’s Pictures: 40 Years Of Hits album with a date at the Cambridge Corn Exchange. Fronted by Francis Rossi and Rick Parfitt, the band remain one of the most enduring and best loved of all UK rock bands.7.30PM TICKETS £32.50 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.statusquo.co.uk

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SATURDAY 30 JANUARY

PAUL CARRACKAfter a highly successful summer as special guest for The Eagles at arenas across the UK and Europe, legendary singer, songwriter and former member of Ace, Squeeze and Mike & The Mechanics is back on tour in the autumn to promote his acclaimed new album I Know That Name. With a back catalogue of hits including How Long, Tempted and The Living Years, Paul’s marvellously soulful voice is known to millions around the world and he is undoubtedly a key figure in British pop history. As his devoted fans know all too well, a Paul Carrack show is always something very special.7.30PM TICKETS £26.50 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.carrack-uk.com

SUNDAY 31 JANUARY

ROALD DAHL’S THE THREE LITTLE PIGSCambridge Philharmonic Orchestra and ChorusConductor: Timothy Redmond Narrator: Chris JarvisFollowing last year’s sell-out Disney concert, the Cambridge

Philharmonic returns for a fun-filled, action-packed children’s concert. The programme includes Roald Dahl’s The Three Little Pigs set to music by Paul Patterson and narrated by special guest Chris Jarvis from Cbeebies, as well as music by John Adams, John Williams (Harry Potter) and Rob Lane (Merlin). With all this and Quentin Blake illustrations projected on a big screen, it looks set to be another fantastic afternoon’s entertainment!2.00PM & 4.00PM TICKETS Children £8.00 Adults £12.00MORE INFO: www.cam-phil.org.uk

WEDNESDAY 10 FEBRUARY

PASION DEBUENA VISTAPasion De Buena Vista is the music and dance extravaganza taking Europe

by storm. Filled with hot rhythms, delicate dances, and beautiful melodies, Pasion De Buena Vista will take you on a tour through the streets of the ‘Pearl of

the Caribbean’ allowing you to experience the unspoilt rawness and joy

of Cuban life. The show features three top Cuban singers, dancers from the

world famous Tropicana Club in Havana and an eight piece live band, as well as

beautiful costumes, stage-backdrop and breathtaking projections which will infect

you with the heat and passion of Cuba.7.30PM TICKETS £25.50 £23.50 £19.50

+ £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.pasion-de-buena-vista.com

SUNDAY 7 FEBRUARY

VAMPIRE WEEKENDFollowing the success of their self titled debut album in 2008, American indie-rock band Vampire Weekend will be touring the UK as well as releasing their much anticipated second album Contra in January.7.30PM MORE INFO: www.vampireweekend.com

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WHY NOT TAKE OUT A SUBSCRIPTION?If you are interested in three or more concerts you can benefit from a subscription, immediately reducing the price of your tickets and making a night out at the International Concert Series even better value. Not only that, you will receive a number of extra benefits including a free concert programme and reduced price tickets on other selected shows across the year. For more information call 01223 357851.

£31.00 £27.00 £23.00 £11.00* Students/under 18s £17.00 *Restricted View

PRE-CONCERT TALKSWhy not join us for a fascinating and informative talks about the programme before each concert. For more info visit www.cornex.co.uk

KIRILL KARABITS

PETR ALTRICHTER

NIKOLAI DEMIDENKO

CHLOË HANSLIP

FRIDAY 22 JANUARY 2010 • 7.30PM

Bournemouth Symphony OrchestraCONDUCTOR Kirill KarabitsSOLOIST Daniel Müller-Schott Valentin Silvestrov Serenade for StringsSchumann Cello Concerto in A minorMendelssohn Symphony No 3 in A minor, ‘Scottish’SATURDAY 13 FEBRUARY 2010 • 7.30PM

Czech National Symphony OrchestraCONDUCTOR Petr AltrichterSOLOIST Charlie Siem, violinSchubert Symphony No 8 in B minor, ‘Unfinished’Bruch Violin Concerto No 1 in G minorDvořák Symphony No 8 in GWEDNESDAY 28 APRIL 2010 • 7.30PM

European Union Chamber OrchestraCONDUCTOR Matthias WollongSOLOIST Nikolai Demidenko, pianoMozart Symphony No 1 in E flat, K16Mozart Piano Concerto No 12 in A major, K414Mozart Eine kleine Nachtmusik, K525Haydn Symphony No 49 in F minor, ‘La Passione’WEDNESDAY 19 MAY 2010 • 7.30PM

Moscow State Symphony OrchestraCONDUCTOR Pavel KoganSOLOIST Chloë Hanslip, violinTchaikovsky Marche SlavePhilip Glass Violin ConcertoTchaikovsky Symphony No 5 in E minor

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FRIDAY 12 FEBRUARYRaymond Gubbay presents

JOHANN STRAUSS GALANow in its 35th glorious year, the ever popular

Johann Strauss Gala returns to the Corn Exchange by popular demand with a brand new programme. The show is a magical trip back in

time to the grand ballrooms of 19th century Vienna, enjoy a delightful blend of music, dance

and song, filled with Strauss family favourites including: Blue Danube Waltz, Radetzky March,

Tritsch Tratsch Polka, Overture & The Laughing Song from Die Fledermaus, Pizzicato Polka,

Wiener Blut Waltz and many more.

The Johann Strauss Orchestra, directed from the violin in traditional

Viennese manner by David Juritz, with the sparkling

voice of soprano Caroline MacPhie also features the

Johann Strauss Dancers in beautiful costumes of the

period.

Choreography:Christopher

Hampson.

7.30PMTICKETS £26.50 £24.00 £19.00

+ £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.raymondgubbay.co.uk

SUNDAY 14 FEBRUARY

FAIRPORT CONVENTIONFairport Convention’s sell-out gigs attract critical acclaim and delight audiences. Every concert is different and the band’s rich and varied repertoire ensures an exciting mix of old favourites and brand new numbers. Fairport Convention features Simon Nicol on guitar and lead vocals, Dave Pegg on bass and backing vocals, Chris Leslie on fiddle, mandolin, bouzouki and lead vocals, Ric Sanders on violin and Gerry Conway on drums and percussion. The band has won a coveted BBC Lifetime Achievement Award and Radio 2 listeners voted Fairport’s groundbreaking album Liege & Lief ‘The Most Influential Folk Album of All Time’.

Whether you are a devoted fan or a newcomer to their music, this concert by Fairport Convention will be something very special.7.30PM TICKETS £17.50 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.fairportconvention.com

MONDAY 1 – WEDNESDAY 3 FEBRUARY

MONDAY 8.00PMTUESDAY & WEDNESDAY 5.00PM & 8.00PMTICKETS £22.00 £19.00 £16.00 + £2.00 credit/debit cards

CONCESSIONS*Senior Citizens/Students: £3.00 OFFFamily Ticket (2 adults plus 2 children or 1 adult plus 3 children): £58.00Groups 10+ 10% OFF Groups 20+ 20% OFFMORE INFO: www.chinesestatecircus.com*Only one concession per ticket. Subject to availability

The world’s greatest acrobats join forces with the undisputed masters of martial arts, stretching the limits of human achievement in an extraordinary two hour show.

Hosted by legendary fabled characters from the world famous Peking Opera, including the Monkey King, this spectacular production combines the martial arts warriors from the Shaolin Temple and the Tai An Acrobatic Troupe from the foot of Mount Tai, one of China’s sacred mountains and home to some of the country’s greatest poets, artists, scholars and warriors for over 2,000 years.Prepare to be amazed at: back flipping acrobats spiralling through rotating hoops; a dizzying display of plate spinning; candelabra balancing knotted contortionists; Chinese pole balancing; a colourful performance of the Lion Dance and of course, the deadly grace of martial arts from the Shaolin School of Kung Fu, Wu Shu and Qigong.

‘The most exhilarating circus it has ever been my privilege to see.’ The Evening Standard

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SATURDAY 20 FEBRUARY

ELVIS ON TOURTHE LEGEND CONTINUESElvis On Tour features a full evening show paying tribute to the early days of pure hip-swivelling rock‘n’roll, the 68 Come Back Special and Elvis’s Las Vegas performances. The production features Lee ‘Memphis’ King, the UK’s most successful Elvis impersonator and also finalist in ‘The World’s Greatest Elvis’. With his outstanding band and singers, his spectacular recreation of Elvis Presley on stage is a true must see. Pure entertainment! Pure Elvis!

7.30PM TICKETS £22.50 £21.50 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.elvis-theshow.com

FRIDAY 19 FEBRUARYSHOCKWAVES NME AWARDS TOUR 2010

FEATURING THE MACCABEES, BOMBAY BICYCLE CLUB, THE BIG PINK AND THE DRUMSThe NME Tour returns to Cambridge featuring some of the hottest rising names from the indie world.

7.00PM TICKETS £15.58 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsPrice includes a 50p + VAT donation to Youth Music & Teenage Cancer TrustMORE INFO: www.nme.com/awards

SUNDAY 21 FEBRUARY

BETH NIELSEN CHAPMANPLUS SPECIAL GUEST: MARCUS HUMMONConsidered by many to be one of the pre-eminent singer-songwriters of her generation, Beth has penned numerous hits and written songs for a wide selection of artists including, Emmylou Harris, Bette Midler, Elton John, Neil Diamond, Trisha Yearwood, Roberta Flack, Michael McDonald, Willie Nelson and jazz legend Andy Bey. If you’re coming to a Beth concert get ready to enjoy, laugh and cry. You’ll have to fasten your seat belt as one great song follows another, interwoven with some wonderful and fascinating stories – all rooted in folk and Americana traditions. Don’t miss this opportunity to see one of America’s finest singer-songwriters.

7.30PM TICKETS £21.50 £19.50 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.bethnielsenchapman.com

MONDAY 22 FEBRUARY

PETER ANDREPeter Andre will be touring the UK in February and performing live with his band. The audience will be treated to tracks from his new album Revelation, including top five single Behind Closed Doors as well as a number of his previous classic hits. 7.30PM MORE INFO: www.peterandre.com

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MONDAY 15 FEBRUARY

LOSTPROPHETSAfter several sold-out shows, Welsh rockers Lostprophets will be touring the UK following the release of their fourth album The Betrayed. The band’s massive hits include Rooftops, Can’t Catch Tomorrow, A Town Called Hypocrisy, Last Train Home and Burn Burn.

7.30PM TICKETS £22.50 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.lostprophets.com

THURSDAY 18 FEBRUARY

LEE MACK’S GOING OUTCritically acclaimed BAFTA-winning comedian Lee Mack, will be bringing his trademark brand of high-energy banter, well crafted gags and sharp one-liners to venues across the country on his biggest ever live stand-up tour. Lee is best known to BBC One viewers as the star of multi-award winning Not Going Out and as team captain on Would I Lie To You?

8.00PM TICKETS £18.50 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.leemacklive.com

WEDNESDAY 17 FEBRUARY

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Over The Rainbow tells the poignant and moving story of singer Eva Cassidy journeying through her life, from her idyllic childhood growing up in a musical family, to her studio work with boyfriend and mentor Chris Biondo, to the exuberant live recording of Blues Alley and finally to her tragically premature death at the age of just 33 years. Her interpretations have received accolades from Roberta Flack, Mick Fleetwood and Sting, and her album Imagine went straight to No 1, ahead of international singing stars Robbie Williams and Beyonce, making her the only female artist with three posthumous No 1 albums.This sad but uplifting love story features over 27 of her best loved songs, recreated by a multi-talented cast of West End performers and includes a haunting interpretation of Somewhere Over The Rainbow. More than the inspirational life story of Eva Cassidy, this is a show for anyone who has lost someone they love.7.30PM TICKETS £18.50 £16.50 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.theatre-productions.com

OVER THE RAINBOWTHE LIFE STORY OF EVA CASSIDYZOE TYLER (LOOSE WOMEN)DAVID PAISLEY (HOLBY CITY)DONNA HAZELTON (CHICAGO)

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TUESDAY 23 FEBRUARY

NOISETTESKnown for the smash hit Don’t Upset The Rhythm, the London trio Noisettes are an inescapable force on the music scene. Since the release of their critically acclaimed second album, Wild Young Hearts, the band have fast been cementing their reputation as one of the most exciting live acts in the UK and one of 2009’s great breakthrough- artist success stories.7.30PM TICKETS £14.00 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.noisettes.net

SATURDAY 27 FEBRUARY

DAVE GORMANSIT DOWN, PEDAL, PEDAL, STOP AND STAND UP TOURLast year, Dave Gorman set off on a unique national tour. The intention: to cycle over 1500 miles across Britain in 33 days . . . with a gig each night. I suppose that explains the title. But demand for the show has been so high that he’s decided to keep performing it . . . but this time without cycling from venue to venue. He’s obviously getting lazy. So now only the last bit of the title makes sense. But look at it from his point of view. Same show, fewer blisters. What would you do?

8.00PM TICKETS £18.50 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.davegorman.com

SUNDAY 28 FEBRUARY

OCEAN COLOUR SCENEDuring their illustrious career, indie rockers Ocean Colour Scene have clocked up an impressive eleven Top 20 singles, including The Riverboat Song, You’ve Got It Bad, The Day We Caught The Train, Traveller’s Tune, The Circle, July and many more.

7.30PM TICKETS £22.50 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.oceancolourscene.com

MONDAY 1 MARCH

TINCHY STRYDERTinchy Stryder is the biggest selling UK male artist of the year. With two No 1 singles, a certified gold album, a much-in-demand clothing line and a sold-out headline tour under his belt, it is no surprise that he has been described as ‘Britain’s hottest new rapper’ (Guardian).

RESCHEDULED DATE FROM TUESDAY 16 FEBRUARY ORIGINAL TICKETS STILL VALID7.30PM TICKETS £14.00 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.myspace.com/tinchystryder

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7.30PM TICKETS £26.50 £24.00 £21.00 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsGroups 10+ 10% OFFMORE INFO: www.kodo.or.jp

TUESDAY 2 MARCH

Lavish costumes, huge drums, and Kodo’s legendary precision and power deliver an exotic synthesis that explores new territories, and the boundaries between. Through constant collaborations with musicians, dancers, singers and actors in many countries, Kodo relentlessly explores the limits of the taiko and the closely related traditional Japanese performing arts. Absorbing new influences into their own musical heritage, Kodo’s performances are a sublime devotional experience maintaining the very spirit of the drum.

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WEDNESDAY 10 MARCH

SGT PEPPER’S LONELY HEARTS CLUB SHOWThis stunning new note-for-note production brings one of rock ‘n’ roll’s greatest landmark albums back to life in truly breathtaking fashion. Featuring some of the best musicians from the Fab Four’s own home town of Liverpool, and backed by a spellbinding new light show, original big screen animations and a host of fun surprises, this show is a must for Beatles fans old and new! The performance of Sgt Pepper in its entirety will be followed by an hour of Beatles classics live – simply sensational.

£1.00 from every ticket sold will go directly to the Beatles Day Foundation.7.30PM TICKETS £24.50 + £2.00 credit/debit cards

THURSDAY 11 MARCH

JIMMY CARR

RAPIER WITA heady mix of artistic integrity, loyalty and avarice has put Jimmy back on the road. If you only see one comedy show this year, what’s the matter with you? Get out more. A ‘rapier’ is the long sword of a gentleman. ‘Rapier wit’ is defined as clever, quick, intelligent humour. Please note, Jimmy Carr doesn’t have ‘the long sword of a gentleman’ and even if you like him, ‘clever, quick and intelligent’ is a bit of a stretch.Over 16s only 8.00PM TICKETS £22.50 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.jimmycarr.com

WEDNESDAY 17 MARCH

EDITORS One of a select group of artists to achieve consecutive UK No 1 albums, acclaimed indie band Editors come to Cambridge.7.30PM MORE INFO: www.editorsofficial.com

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THURSDAY 18 MARCH

THE STRANGLERSFirst forming in 1974, The Stranglers’ straight talking approach gave them the reputation as aggressive and confrontational with their notoriety later embraced by the punk movement of 1977. This led to their debut single Grip and their legendary first album Rattus Norvegicus. This was followed by

such hits as Peaches, No More Heroes, 5 Minutes, Duchess, Something Better Change, Always The Sun and their ultimate classic Golden Brown. Since then the band have gone on to become one of the UK’s best loved and most enduring bands – racking up over 24 top 40 singles and 18 Top 40 albums. Hugely influential, The Stranglers remain pioneers with their unique sound.

7.30PM TICKETS £23.00 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.stranglers.net

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THE CHARLEY BOORMAN SHOWThe actor, adventurer and author takes a break from travelling the world, to travel the UK with a brand new live show. The star of The Long Way Round, The Long Way Down and By Any Means hosts an evening of stories, anecdotes and tales from his worldwide escapades.

7.30PM TICKETS £18.50 + £2.00 credit/debit cards

THURSDAY 4 MARCH

THE HOLLIESNot many 60’s musicians are still recording, let alone touring with a new album, but then The Hollies are no average band. The title of their new CD, Then, Now, Always is descriptive of a polished and everlasting legacy. Their talents ensure they retain their well-earned status and play to packed houses in their own right throughout the world without having to become part of a revival package tour. With more hits than the Beatles during the 60s and 70s including The Air That I Breathe and He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother, The Hollies’ enthusiasm for their art remains unflagging.

7.30PM TICKETS £24.50 £22.00 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.hollies.co.uk

WEDNESDAY 3 MARCH

FRIDAY 5 MARCH

MASTERS OF ROCK IVFEATURING DRESSED TO KILL AS KISS AND LIMEHOUSE LIZZY AS THIN LIZZY

Following the success of previous Masters of Rock gigs comes another night of top rock action featuring celebrations of two of rock music’s all time great acts. Dressed To Kill are the definitive KISS tribute band with everything you would expect from the over-the-top experience that is a KISS live show – the make-up, the costumes, the pyros and of course the fantastic music. Joining them are the world’s number one Thin Lizzy tribute band, Limehouse Lizzy who offer the definitive Lizzy experience with both the look and the sound of the original band. Opening the night are Cambridge based rockers Federal Black 40.7.00PM TICKETS £14.00 Under 16s £8.00MORE INFO: www.dressed-to-kill.org.uk www.limehouselizzy.comwww.myspace.com/federalblack40rock

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TICKETSEvening £30.50 £26.50 £20.50 Matinee £26.50 £22.00 £17.00 CONCESSIONS*Under 16s: £15.00 ANY SEAT (including matinees)Senior citizens and students: £17.00 (matinees only)Groups 10 + 10% OFF Groups 20 + 20% OFF* Only one concession per ticket. Subject to availability.

SUNDAY 21 – MONDAY 22 MARCHRAYMOND GUBBAY PRESENTS

Russia’s acclaimed ballet company returns to the UK with great ballet masterpieces

THE RUSSIAN STATE BALLET & ORCHESTRA OF SIBERIA

Performing SLEEPING BEAUTY and SWAN LAKE

Sergei Bobrov Artistic DirectorAnatoly Tchepurnoi Music Director and Chief Conductor

Formed in 1981, the Russian State Ballet of Siberia has quickly established itself as one of Russia’s leading ballet companies and has built an international reputation for delivering performances of outstanding quality and unusual depth. The soloists and corps de ballet are superb, and never fail to delight audiences with their breathtaking physical ability and dazzling costumes.

SUNDAY 21 MARCH AT 2.30PM & 5.30PM

SLEEPING BEAUTYEvery child’s favourite fairy tale, this is the classic story of love and innocence, mystery and magic set to Tchaikovsky’s sublime score. Stunning choreography, sumptuous costumes and wonderful sets form the fantasy world in which the Lilac Fairy struggles against the evil Carabosse.

‘Every child’s vision of a fairytale brought to life’

MONDAY 22 MARCH AT 2.30PM & 7.30PM

SWAN LAKEThe greatest romantic ballet of all! This is an immortal love story filled with magic, emotion and beauty. From the opulence and splendour of the magnificent court room tothe exhilarating lake scenes where swans play in perfect formation, Tchaikovsky’s hauntingly beautiful music creates a truly unforgettable experience.

‘this production is a triumph’

‘. . .the corps de ballet simply took my breath away’

MORE INFO: www.raymondgubbay.co.uk

TUESDAY 23 MARCH

PALOMA FAITHPaloma Faith is London-based alt-soul songstress with a heart-melting vocal presence and a Billie Holiday influence. The Hackney born singer draws on diverse influences from her colourful past – including working as a magician’s assistant, actress, burlesque performer and contemporary dancer – and uses unconventional theatricals and props to make her stage shows original, engaging and magical.

7.30PM TICKETS £12.50 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.palomafaith.com

FRIDAY 19 MARCH

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WEDNESDAY 24 MARCH

By arrangement with CAA - Beat Up Music Ltd presents

DIVERSITYBRINGING A TOY STORY TO LIFECREATED BY ASHLEY BANJO AND FEATURING AIDAN DAVIS PLUS SPECIAL GUESTSThe winners of Britain’s Got Talent, described as ‘sheer and utter perfection’ by Simon Cowell, hit the road with a live tour. Having wowed a TV audience of over 20 million people in the UK, the 11 piece dance troupe are made up of three sets of brothers and complemented by four of their best friends. They will perform their explosive routines incorporating several genres of music from classical to hip-hop just months after performing in front of the Queen at the Royal Variety Performance. Early booking advised!7.30PM MORE INFO: www.diversityofficial.com

Now in its fabba-ulous 17th year, Thank You For The Music has entertained the nation for even longer than Bjorn, Agnetha, Benny and Frida did during the 70s and 80s! The show stars ABBA Magic – performing million sellers including Mamma Mia, Dancing Queen, Super Trouper, Waterloo and Winner Takes It All, and Bee Gees Magic – performing No 1 hits such as Stayin’ Alive, Massachusetts, Night Fever, How Deep Is Your Love and hits penned by the Bee Gees for other artists including Islands In The Stream, Heartbreaker and Chain Reaction.

7.30PM TICKETS £21.00 £19.50 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.easytheatres.com

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SATURDAY 10 APRIL

JAMESWith a career that includes 10 studio albums, twenty UK Top 40 singles, 12 million albums sold and worldwide touring success, James return to live

action. The ever humble trio, now settled as a seven piece, were reunited for album Hey Ma for the first time since recording Gold Mother and the hits How Was It For You, Come Home, Sit Down, Lose Control and Seven.7.30PM TICKETS £29.50 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.wearejames.com

SATURDAY 3 – SUNDAY 4 APRILSPeppa is a playful little piggy who lives with her younger

brother George, Mummy Pig and Daddy Pig. Through everyday adventures she plays games, makes

new friends and enjoys her absolute favouriteactivity – jumping up and down in muddy puddles!

Today it’s a bright and sunny day. It’s a veryspecial day. It’s Peppa Pig’s birthday. Come and

join the fun with Peppa and George, SuzySheep, Danny Dog and Emily Elephant.

A charming, original and imaginativeshow, full of brand new songs, muddy

puddles, and oinks!

This BAFTA award-winning children’sTV show is recreated live on stage featuring beautifully

true-to-life puppets, for first time, from the producers of LazyTown Live! and Roald Dahl’s The BFG.

MORE INFO: www.peppapiglive.comPeppa Pig © Astley Baker Davies Ltd/E1 Entertainment Ltd 2003

FRIDAY 9 APRIL

JOAN ARMATRADINGThree times Grammy nominated British singer songwriter, Joan Armatrading has stood the test of time with songs like Love And Affection, Willow, Drop The Pilot and Lovers Speak. Joan’s strong rhythmic acoustic guitar playing and her melodic electric solos help to make her the consummate musician. She remains an utterly compelling writer and performer of unique warmth and will be playing material from throughout her stunning back-catalogue.‘Britain’s first lady of song.’ Daily Mail7.30PM TICKETS £29.50 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.joanarmatrading.com

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Saturday 3 April: 10.00AM, 1.00PM & 4.00PMSunday 4 April: 10.00AM & 1.00PM

TICKETS: Adults £15.50 £13.50Children £13.50 £11.50

Family Ticket (2 adults plus 2 childrenor 1 adult plus 3 children): £50.00

Groups 10+ 10% OFF

KING SLOCOMBE SCHOOL OF DANCE presents

CELEBRATIONSIn a very special production marking the 70th anniversary of the school, this show brings together dance in many exciting forms including classical ballet, jazz, tap, contemporary, hip hop and musical theatre making a wonderfully entertaining evening that is not to be missed!Saturday 7.30PM Sunday 2.30PM & 7.30PM

TICKETS £14.00 Senior citizens and under 12s £9.50 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.kingslocombe.com

TUESDAY 30 – WEDNESDAY 31 MARCH

DARA O’BRIAINFollowing 2008’s sold out national tour, best selling DVD Dara O’Briain Talks Funny and his debut book Tickling The English, award winning stand up comedian Dara O’Briain hits the road again in 2010. While not hosting BBC2’s Mock The Week, Dara is the star of Three Men And A Boat, has appeared on Live From The Apollo and is also a Guardian sports columnist. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to catch the most charming, charismatic, fast-talking funny man working on the UK’s live comedy circuit today. ‘His set is a masterclass in intelligent stand-up.’ The Guardian

8.00PM TICKETS £19.50 + £2.00 credit/debit cards

MORE INFO: www.myspace.com/daraobriain

FRIDAY 26 MARCHROY G HEMMINGS’

MOTOWN ON TOUR Motown On Tour featuring original Drifters member Roy G Hemmings is a celebration of 50 years of Motown, with hits by The Supremes, Martha Reeves and the Vandellas, The Four Tops, The Temptations, Marvin Gaye, The Jacksons, Stevie Wonder, Lionel Ritchie and more. Front man Roy G Hemmings, the longest serving member of The Drifters, is joined by The Love Supremes as well as The Tops & Tempts and the 7-piece Dictionary of Soul band performing such classic tracks as Baby Love, Dancing In The Street, My Girl, I Can’t Help Myself, I Heard It Through The Grapevine, Reach Out and many more, as they re-live the thumping beat of the Motown dream.

7.30PM TICKETS £22.50 £19.50 + £2.00 credit/debit cards

SATURDAY 27 – SUNDAY 28 MARCH

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SUNDAY 18 APRIL

25th ANNIVERSARY TOURSTARRING DAVE BERRY, MIKE PENDER, BRIAN POOLE AND PETER SARSTEDT ALL BACKED BY VANITY FARE WITH SWINGING BLUE JEANS AND THE TROGGSThe UK’s original and premier 60s show is back celebrating 25 sensational years! Expect all your favourite 60s hits including The Crying Game, Little Things, Sweets For My Sweet, Needles & Pins, Twist And Shout, Do You Love Me, Where Do You Go To My Lovely, Frozen Orange Juice, Wild Thing, Love Is All Around, Hippy Hippy Shake, Good Golly Miss Molly and many more. The only place to hear the classic hits performed by the original hitmakers!7.30PM TICKETS £22.00 £20.00 £18.00 + £2.00 credit/debit cards MORE INFO: www.flyingmusic.com

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MONDAY 19 APRIL

Nick Brooke presents

THE TEAM FROM LIVING TV’S MOST HAUNTEDLIVE ON STAGE WITHYVETTE FIELDING FEATURING KARL BEATTIE, BRIAN SHEPHERD, CATH HOWE, CIARAN O’KEEFE AND STUART TORVELLThe Most Haunted team have explored some of the spookiest and infamous locations in the UK, in an attempt to uncover the truth behind tales of restless spirits and mysterious visions. Now for the first time on stage the team are looking forward to their visit to Cambridge, bringing their theatrical debut production of a supernatural thrill fest. The Most Haunted team of mediums and ghost hunters will reveal purported paranormal activity and stories related to the Corn Exchange and its surroundings. Plus an audience member will be selected to assist in some of the activities. Experience the unexplainable!7.30PM TICKETS £24.00 £22.50 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.livingtv.co.uk/shows/mosthauntedlive09

FRIDAY 16 APRIL

WHAT BLACK WOMEN WANT STAGE VERSION OF CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED FILM AND BOOKWhat Black Women Want is a beautifully written theatre piece by Yaw Asiyama, exploring the lives of British black women. Soul legend Glorious Jones (Sandra McCalla) has decided to end her career by performing for one last time at the theatre which gave her her first big break. She is looking for a new direction, a quiet life in the small local church where it all began. The scene is set for an unforgettable evening and tickets are like gold dust. The audience is charged with excitement. Then Glorious begins to share…What unfolds is a collection of short stories taking the audience on a journey through the emotions, very private lives and thoughts of twelve women. The tapestry of their lives is held together by Sandra McCalla’s unique touch and eloquent soul music from acclaimed That Peter Daley Sound.Maybe you already know but maybe you just might find out What Black Women Want!Optional dress code: Cast members will be wearing a stunning collection of specially designed black dresses so the audience is invited to make a real occasion of it and also dress to impress! So, time to get that ‘little black dress’ out of the wardrobe and if you’re a man, ‘dress sharp’!

THURSDAY 15 APRIL

BEYOND THE BARRICADESONGS FROM THE WORLD’S GREATEST MUSICALSLes Miserables is regarded as one of the greatest musicals of all time and in this superb stage show, previous principal performers join forces in a uniquely talented cast to recreate original West End and Broadway musical hit songs. In this brand new production of one of the most successful touring shows of its kind, artists perform pieces from Miss Saigon, The Lion King, Phantom Of The Opera, We Will Rock You, Blood Brothers and many more, climaxing with a spine-tingling finale from Les Miserables.‘A musical masterclass.’ Daily Mirror

7.30PM TICKETS £19.00 £16.50 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.beyondthebarricade.com

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7.30PM TICKETS £15.50 £14.00 + £2.00 credit/debit cards MORE INFO: www.whatblackwomenwant.co.uk

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FRIDAY 23 APRIL

DEBBIE REYNOLDSALIVE AND FABULOUSA hilarious, touching and uplifting evening of music and comedy. MGM legend and star of Singing In The Rain, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, That’s Entertainment, The Bodyguard, and Will And Grace, Debbie Reynolds celebrates an amazing 50 years of show business in this award-winning one woman show. Featuring original MGM footage, Debbie salutes her glittering career, dishes the dirt on her many husbands and shares stories of her incredible life in song and dance. Winner of The American Comedy Award, nominated for two Golden Globes and an Academy Award, Debbie Reynolds comes to the UK direct from America, where she has become a national institution.7.30PM TICKETS £30.00 £27.50 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.debbiereynolds.com

THURSDAY 29 APRIL

LA ROUXTHE GOLD TOURThe London based electro-pop duo featuring Elly Jackson and Ben Langmaid bring their unique brand of electro synthpop to the city. Termed ‘The Gold Tour’, this tour will mark 12 months since the band headlined the NME Radar tour and with over a quarter of a million album sales and 1.5 million single sales under their belt already, it looks set to be some party!

Over 14s only

7.30PM TICKETS £15.00 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.laroux.co.uk

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THURSDAY 22 APRIL

PAUL BRADYPaul Brady, singer, songwriter, musician and producer, has for over forty years been at the forefront of popular music in Ireland. He spent the first decade and half of his career absorbing influences from Jazz, Blues, Pop, Soul and later Irish folk

music in The Johnstons and Planxty. He began to write songs in the early 80s and has since forged a reputation as one of Ireland’s finest singer-songwriters, releasing many popular and critically acclaimed records. Songs include The Island, Crazy Dreams, Nothing But The Same Old Story, Nobody Knows, Follow On, The Long Goodbye, The Homes Of Donegal and Paradise Is Here. Paul Brady will be performing with his band to highlight the release of Hooba Dooba, his eagerly awaited collection of new songs and to revisit some old favourites.

7.30PM TICKETS £23.00 + £2.00 credit/debit cards MORE INFO: www.paulbrady.com

FRIDAY 14 MAY

TUESDAY 11 MAY

RED PRIEST‘JOHANN I’M ONLY DANCING’Piers Adams, recorders Julia Bishop, violin Angela East, cello Howard Beach, harpsichord‘Completely wild and deeply imaginative’ Red Priest push back the boundaries of performance with their ‘break-all-rules, rock-chamber approach to early music’. In this concert it is Bach, the genius of the Baroque era whose music is performed with the group’s legendary blend of creativity, wit and incredible virtuosity. The programme includes epic transcriptions of Brandenburg Concerto No 3 and the great Toccata and Fugue in D minor, alongside a host of dazzling allegros, whirling dances and some of the most sublime adagios ever composed.‘Positively volcanic.’ Daily Telegraph ‘Magnificent.’ The Times

7.30PM TICKETS £18.00 £15.00 £12.00 Under 18s £5.00+ £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.redpriest.com

The smash-hit musical show that has been all around the world and is now back in Cambridge.

For those of you not yet converted, Sing-a-Long-a Sound of Music is a screening of the classic Julie Andrews film musical in glorious, full-screen Technicolor, complete with subtitles so that the whole audience can sing along!

Then of course there is the famous fancy-dress competition in which everyone who has come in costume is invited onto the stage to show off their fantastic tailoring skills.

So get those vocal chords warmed up, cut up those chintz curtains and hurry down for the perfect night out.

Fancy dress is not obligatory but highly recommended!

7.00PM TICKETS £14.00 adults £10.00 children + £2.00 credit/debit cards

EARLY BIRD OFFER: All tickets £10.00 if booked before Sunday 31 JanuaryMORE INFO: www.singalonga.net

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MONDAY 3 – SATURDAY 8 MAYFollow squeaky-clean sweethearts Brad and Janet on an adventure they’ll never forget, with the scandalous Frank ‘n’ Furter, rippling Rocky and vivacious Magenta. Get ready for a night of fun, frolics and frivolity in this thrilling production of Richard O’Brien’s classic original script! Bursting at the seams with timeless classics, including Sweet Transvestite, Damn It Janet, and of course, the pelvic-thrusting Time Warp, Richard O’Brien’s Rocky Horror Show is a non-stop party!Ready to thrill you with its frothy, fun and naughty moments, this is the boldest bash of them all, so sharpen those stilettos for the rockiest ride of your life! Don’t dream it – be it!

MONDAY – THURSDAY 7.30PMFRIDAY AND SATURDAY 5.30PM AND 8.30PMTICKETSFRIDAY 5.30PM £18.00ALL OTHER PERFORMANCES £32.50 £28.50 £25.00+ £2.00 credit/debit cardsCONCESSIONSSenior citizens, unwaged and students: £5.00 OFF (Monday – Thursday and Friday 5.30PM only)Groups 10+: 10% OFF Groups 20+: 20% OFFGroups 50+: ANY SEAT £18.00 + 1 free seat for organiserMORE INFO: wwww.rockyhorror.com

‘The sexiest and funniest show in town.’

EVENING STANDARD

‘As delightfully naughty as ever.’ DAILY TELEGRAPH

NARRATOR:

CHRISTOPHER CAZENOVEPrevious cast photos

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Corporate Membership

All members will also receive an association with the venue that includes:

Excellent corporate hospitality opportunities and a complimentary ticket allocation Priority notification of shows putting you first in line to find out what’s on Your company logo featured in the Corn Exchange Events Guide and on the Corn Exchange website Invitations to VIP performances of shows and press launches Preferential hire rates for conferences and events

Join us! For more information on the Corporate Membership Scheme please contact the Arts Development Manager, Elaine Midgley on [email protected] or 01223 457592

The Cambridge Corn Exchange is opening its doors to the business community, offering local companies the chance to enjoy some of the benefits an association with the largest performance venue in the region can bring.

The venue offers an excitingly diverse programme of shows and events that attract 220,000 people annually. By joining the new Corporate Membership scheme the Corn Exchange could help you to reach your target market, provide top quality entertainment for staff and clients, or raise the profile of your brand in Cambridgeshire.

There are three packages to choose from:

Sapphire membership: raise your profileHelping you to raise your company’s profile through targeted marketing campaigns & corporate hospitality associated with Corn Exchange shows.

Ruby membership: reward your staffReward your staff with priority booking and discounted tickets to some of the top shows on offer in the city.

Diamond membership: best of both worldsAn all-inclusive offer which provides you with all the benefits available through a combination of our two main packages.

NEW BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR 2010

FRIDAY 21 MAY

GA GA From playing at the International Queen Convention to appearing in a recent BBC documentary, GA GA continue to prove why they are so highly rated by critics and audiences alike. There are no wigs, no make-up and definitely no false moustaches but instead, a host of massive Queen songs played like they were meant to be.

FRIDAY 11 JUNEMEAT LOAF’S GREATEST HITS ACCOMPANIED BY THE NATIONAL ORCHESTRA OF GREAT BRITAIN

BAT – THE SYMPHONYSteve Steinman, the creator and singing force behind three of the best selling rock musical-concerts, now brings you the ultimate Rock Opera. Bat – The Symphony combines a 40 piece orchestra with the power of a rock band and the vocals of Steinman, generating what can only be described as a mind-blowing musical event. Steinman will perform all the hits from Meat Loaf ’s record breaking albums including Paradise By The Dashboard Light, You Took The Words Right Out Of My Mouth and Bat Out Of Hell as well as performing duets on the Grammy award winning hit song Anything For Love and old favourite Dead Ringer For Love.

7.30PM TICKETS £25.00 + £2.00 credit/debit cards MORE INFO: www.batsymphony.com

‘Stunning.’ Official Queen Fan Club ‘Superb.’ Brian May7.30PM TICKETS £17.00 + £2.00 credit/debit cardsMORE INFO: www.gagaonline.co.uk

Could your little munchkin be a star of the Corn Exchange?

. . . now’s their chance! Auditions are being held to find the perfect munchkins for the Corn Exchange’s annual Summer Musical taking place on Thursday 15 – Sunday 18 July, which in past years has included Oliver!, Blitz, Annie and West Side Story.AUDITION DATE: SATURDAY 23 JANUARYBoys and girls ages 7 – 12 years under 5ft tall are invited to take part in auditions on Saturday 23 January 10.00AM at the Corn Exchange.RECALLS ON: Sunday 24 January 10.00AM.Collect an entry form from the Corn Exchange Box Office or download from www.cornex.co.uk

IN ASSOCIATION WITH

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Queen Edith’s Primary School, Godwin Way, Cambridge.Wednesday 7 April Booster Cushion Theatre present:

BIG GOLDILOCKS AND THE THREE BEARSA comical show with plenty of audience participation, featuring a cuddly pop-up book!* 11.00am (Ages 3+)

ALAN IN WONDERLAND AND THE THREE GOATS A comical re-telling of a number of much loved stories, including Alice in Wonderland and The Three Goats * 2.00PM (Ages 3+)More info: www.booster-cushion.co.uk

Thursday 8 April Pekkos Puppets present:

ANANSI TALES, TIGER TALESA delightful tale about a mischievous spider 11.00AM (Ages 3 – 8)

CLEVER POLLY AND THE STUPID WOLFClever Polly cheerfully pits her wits against the dim but determined wolf. 2.00PM (Ages 4 – 9)More info: www.pekkospuppets.co.ukTickets £4.50 in advance available from the Corn Exchange Box Office on 01223 357851

* Includes some sign language. For more info visit www.cornex.co.ukk

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The Large and Small Halls of The Guildhall in Cambridge City Centre also play host to a wide range of events. Here’s what is coming up in the next few months:

Friday 19 – Saturday 20 February 36th ANNUAL CAMBRIDGE BOOK FAIRAn opportunity to buy second hand, collectable and antiquarian books and other printed material and meet over 70 knowledgeable booksellers from across the UK. Friday 12.00pm – 6.00pm, Saturday 10.00am – 5.00pm Admission Fee £1.00 MORE INFO: www.pbfa.org & 01223 312913

Saturday 13 MarchCAMBRIDGE SCIENCE FESTIVALCome along to the UK’s largest free science festival, taking place in the Guildhall and University venues. Try sports science, visual illusions and forensic science with staff and students from the University of Cambridge, Anglia Ruskin University and the Institute of Engineering and Technology.Free entry 10.00am – 4.00pm MORE INFO: www.cambridgescience.org

Saturday 10 – Saturday 17 AprilCAMBRIDGE DRAWING SOCIETY ART EXHIBITIONHeld every year since 1882, The Cambridge Drawing Society’s annual spring exhibition will show a large variety of paintings, drawings, prints and sculptures from around 150 artists. Free admission Open 10.00am – 5.30pm daily, including Sunday Saturday 17 April closes 4.00pmMORE INFO: www.cambridgedrawingsociety.org

Regular Wednesdays in the Cambridge Guildhall TEA DANCES Dance the afternoon away with good friends and wonderful music from Leigh Murfit and Bob Watts. Tea is served at 2.30pm and there is a chance to win great prizes at the raffle.13 January, 10 March and 12 May (Leigh Murfet)17 February and 14 April (Bob Watts)Tickets: £2.50 on the door 1.00pm – 4.00pm

Wednesday 10 FebruaryGHOST TOUR: A HORRIBLE HISTORY OF CAMBRIDGEA fascinating walking tour showing the darker side of Cambridge. An expert guide will tell of strange happenings and spooky tales.

FREE but please book via the Tourist Information on 01223 457574 as places are limited. Meet at the front of the Guildhall at 6.00pm. Tour lasts approximately one hour.

Tuesday 16 MarchKEW GARDENS SPRING COLOUR TOURJoin us for an expert guided tour of the beautiful gardens at Kew. Over five million flowering bulbs will melt away the winter and carpet the beautiful open spaces of Kew with a riot of colour.

Tickets £15.00* Coach pick-up 9.00am at Peas Hill. Coach departs Kew Gardens at 4.00pm

Wednesdays: 28 April and 16 JuneCREAM TEA CRUISESEnjoy a Cream Tea aboard the Riverboat Georgina whilst cruising along the River Cam. Meet at Jesus Green Lock at 12.45 pm to leave at 1.00pm. Returns for 3.00pm. Tickets £12.00 * Early booking advised.

Wednesday 26 MayMANOR HOUSE HEMINGFORD GREYA tour of the beautiful house of author LM Boston (Children Of Green Knowe) and the four acre garden, renowned for its display of over 200 old roses and prize-winning collection of irises. Tickets £10.00* Coach pick up at 1.00pm at Peas Hill and departs Hemingford Grey at 4.00pm. More info: www.greenknowe.co.uk

LUNCHTIME ARCHIVE SHOWS AT THE CAMBRIDGE ARTS PICTUREHOUSEWednesday 24 February 1.00PMBefore Midnight – A Portrait of India On Film 1899 – 1947Wednesday 17 March 1.00PMKing Coal – A Century Of Coal Mining on filmWednesday 21 April 1.00PMBombs At TeatimeTickets: £4.60, senior citizens £3.60 (+free a tea/coffee with each ticket). Available one week before each screening from the Arts Picturehouse Box Office or on 0871 7042050

* Tickets from the Corn Exchange Box Office 01223 357851.

CAMBRIDGE CITY COUNCIL ARTS & ENTERTAINMENTS ALSO PRESENTS

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WHERE WE AREThe Corn Exchange is on Wheeler Street, located in the centre of Cambridge directly behind the Guildhall, which is in the Market Square.

WHERE TO PARKThere are a number of car parks near the Cambridge Corn Exchange. Grand Arcade Car Park is adjacent to the venue on Corn Exchange Street, while Park Street and Queen Anne Car Parks are no more than a 10 minute walk away. For the most up-to-date information on locations and pricing, plus details on how to pre-pay to avoid queuing after the show, go to: www.cambridge.gov.uk/parking

FACILITIES FOR DISABLED PATRONSThe Corn Exchange and Guildhall are pleased to welcome disabled patrons and our staff will be happy to help should you require any assistance. Please inform the Box Office staff of any special requirements when making your booking. For information on disabled facilities at our venues please log on to www.cornex.co.uk or contact us to be sent A Guide For Disabled People.

THINKING OF BRINGING A GROUP?The Corn Exchange runs a special service on selected shows for groups of 10 or more that offers great discounts, advanced booking, priority seats and sometimes even free tickets for organisers. If you often bring along a group or even if it’s just once in a while, call our groups organiser, Gemma Hogg on 01223 457555 or email: [email protected] to find out more.

EMAILING LISTWhy not sign up to the free Corn Exchange emailing list? We will send you an email as soon as shows are confirmed allowing you to find out about the hottest gigs and shows first plus you will also be sent special offers and discounts on selected shows. To join the list simply email [email protected] with the word SUBSCRIBE in the subject line.

SOLD OUT SHOWSPlease note this indicates that the Corn Exchange Box Office has sold out of its allocation of tickets. In some instances, e.g. rock and pop gigs, ticket agencies such as Ticketmaster and Seetickets may also be selling tickets.

REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVES SCHEMEThank you to everyone who got in touch in response to the Corn Exchange Regional Representatives scheme, we’re delighted to say it is now running very successfully! If you’re interested in joining and publicising events in your area in return for free tickets on selected shows, email the Marketing Department [email protected] or call 01223 457555.

CONTACT USPHONE: 01223 457555FAX: 01223 457559

EMAIL: [email protected]: The Cambridge Corn Exchange, Wheeler Street, Cambridge, CB2 3QE

Clif ton Way, Cambridge CB1 7GX

Cambridge’s No1 Comedy Club returns for its monthlyresidency on the first Friday of the month. New for 2010we offer cabaret tables available for group bookings.

FR IDAY FEBRUARY 5thBEN NORRIS • M ICHAEL LEGGE • PAUL McCAFFREY • MATT GRANTHAM

FR IDAY M ARCH 5thJUNIOR SIMPSON • HOLLY WALSH • MICHAEL FABBRI• JON ROBBINS

FR IDAY APR IL 2ndSTEVE WILLIAMS • SUSAN MURRAY • PAT BURTSCHNER • JEZ 0’DONNELL

FR IDAY M AY 7thDAVE JOHNS • TOM WOZNIAK • ELLIS JAMES • TOM PRICE

FR IDAY JUNE 11thIAN MOORE • GARY DELANEY • JEN BRISTER • MANDY MUDEN

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BOX OFFICE OPENING TIMESMonday – Saturday: 10.00AM – 6.00PM (or 30 minutes after the start of a show on performance days). Sunday (performance days only): 6.00PM or one hour before the first performance until 30 minutes after the start of a show.

HOW TO BOOK TICKETS ONLINE AT: www.cornex.co.uk BY TELEPHONE: 01223 357851BY FAX: 01223 350628* Please note that the Corn Exchange Box Office is situated on the same side of the road and two doors down from the venue.

METHODS OF PAYMENTWe accept Cash, Cheques, Postal Orders, Mastercard, Visa, Maestro and all other debit cards. Cheques should be made payable to CAMBRIDGE CITY COUNCIL. If paying by cheque through the post, please also write your name and address on the back. In the event of your first choice of seats being unavailable we suggest that you write ‘Not more than £ ____’ on the bottom left of the cheque. Please note: where two different areas of the flat floor seating area are available at the same price, we issue seats at the front first. Please advise us if you would like to sit further back.

POSTING/COLLECTING TICKETSUnless booked in person, tickets for standing gigs will always be held for collection at the Box Office. For other concerts, tickets can be posted out (providing your order is received 7 days prior to the performance) and there is a £1.00 administration charge. Tickets can only be collected when a copy of the confirmation email is produced at the box office. If this is not possible official ID (drivers licence or council tax bill) will be required in order to collect the tickets. Please note this ID must match the name and address details entered at time of booking.

CONCESSIONSConcessions are available, where indicated, to senior citizens, children, students, unwaged and groups. Please note: Only one concession is applicable at any one time and subject to availability. Concessionary priced tickets must be requested at the time of purchase and discounts cannot be applied retrospectively.

CAMBRIDGE CARD DISCOUNTSThere are discounts on selected shows at the Corn Exchange for holders of the Cambridge Card.

Cambridge Cards with orange, green or yellow stickers are entitled to 25% discount in advance or 50% on the day.

Cambridge Cards with light blue or purple stickers are entitled to 25% discount on the day.

To get your Cambridge Card and for further information please log onto www.localsecrets.com or call 08707 201205

DATA PROTECTIONThe Cambridge Corn Exchange is committed to upholding the Data Protection principles of good information handling practice. When booking a ticket, your details will be held on our database and you will be given the option of being sent both postal and/or email information on future shows both at the Corn Exchange and by other arts promoters that we feel may be of interest to you. At this point please advise the Box Office should you not require either of these services.

TERMS AND CONDITIONSTickets cannot be exchanged or money refunded, except when an event is postponed or cancelled. Cheque refunds only are issued for postponed or cancelled events. The Management reserves the right to refuse admission and to eject patrons from the building. Once a performance has begun, entry may be refused until a suitable break. In the case of lost or stolen tickets for standing events and general admission areas, duplicates cannot be issued. The Corn Exchange cannot be held responsible for tickets purchased from sources other than the Corn Exchange Box Office. The Management reserve the right to alter the programme. Please check your tickets carefully as mistakes cannot be rectified at a later date.

ALL INFORMATION CORRECT AT THE TIME OF GOING TO PRESS, PROGRAMME SUBJECT TO ALTERATION

IN PERSON* OR BY POST AT: Corn Exchange Box Office, Wheeler Street, Cambridge, CB2 3QE

PLEASE NOTE: Most Rock /Pop gigs are standing and do not have tiered or flat floor seating.

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