Dugdale Centre Brochure Autumn 2012

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THEATREMUSICCoMEdyFILMSKIdS EVENTSCHRISTMAS

SePTeMbeR 2012 - JANUARY 2013

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The dugdale Centre prides itself on being a platform for new work, and this season is packed with new writing for children and adults, everything from period dramas to storytelling. Why not join us for The Raintons of forty Hall from the Enfield Theatre Co-op, some top-notch gay cabaret by Nathan Evans or treat the kids with tales from Teddy Time Stories and Skewbald Theatre’s Christmas Show Tales from the Arabian Nights?

We also have our monthly club nights from Ziggy’s World Jazz club and Soul2funk for those of you who want to get your dancing shoes on, a black History Month film festival from Niburu Media, as well as a visit from the Schubert ensemble performing world class chamber music and piano trios.

Let us entertain you with everything from theatre to film and comedy to cabaret, to give you a great night out.

IT’S NEW, IT’S HERE & IT’S HAPPENING

TICKETS

Tickets are available online, by telephone or in person from the Dugdale Centre, Enfield Town and Millfield Theatre, Edmonton, Box Office.

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Raw and UnexplainedWednesday 19 September 7.30pm

celebrity Psychic Joe Power is back on the road with a jaw dropping tour that will alight your senses, shock you, stun you and keep you on the edge of your seat.

Psychic medium Joe Power was born different. His amazing psychic ability began in infancy and expanded quickly to include mind-boggling visions, out-of-body travels, auras, premonitions and an array of constant spirit visitors.

Witness as Joe uses his unique mind powers to deliver mind messages. during the show, Joe will provide you with astounding information from the spirit realm that explains and inspires, and you never know, Joe may have a message for you!!

Expect the unexpected!

Any demonstration of mediumship is an experiment and

results are not guaranteed.

Age suitability 16+

Tickets: £16

online: £15


Nathan Evans presents

I LOVE YOU BUT WE ONLY HAVE FOURTEEN MINUTES

TO SAVE THE EARTHSaturday 22 September 8pm

Prophesies foretell that the world will end in 2012… Fellow Earthlings, who can save us now?

Will it be Avant Guardian Angel David Hoyle?

Alternative Miss World Fancy Chance?

Eco Worrier Extraordinaire Timberlina?

Each has just fourteen minutes to save the planet… How on earth will they do it?!

A creative collision of extraordinary gay cabaret artists, live art and film conceived by award-winning director Nathan Evans and featuring cinematic entr’actes by Theatrical Radical Bette Bourne and Video Anti-Hero Kate Pelling.

‘a happy doseof queer cabaret’ THE GUARdIAN

‘fast-paced, thought-provoking and extremely entertaining.’ ERoTIC REVIEW

Tickets: £15|£12 concs

online: £14|£11 concsdeveloped with the support of the National Lottery through Arts Council England.

VauxhallTavern Talentfor the first time in enfield

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AN eVeNiNg WiTH

DaveyarthurAND fRieNDS

Wednesday 26 September 8pm

A gATHeRiNg of TUNeS & SoNgS, SToRieS AND fAMoUS foLK

Folk icon Davey Arthur is one of Ireland’s most success-ful and influential musicians . Although still touring with The fureys, davey enjoys great success with his own show where he is joined by his youngest son, Patrick ‘Pa’ Arthur, on percussion and strings, the UK guitarist Steve Layton and Pete dunn on bass. Together they deliver a unique blend of traditional Celtic music and song, playing banjo, guitar, mando-cello, mandolin and percussion. davey is also renowned as a great raconteur with that Irish gift for storytelling!

“Davey Arthur had the crowd stamping and calling for more and brought

a standing ovation.” SALISBURy JoURNAL

Tickets: £18

online: £17


Friday 28 September 8pm

Friday 26 October 8pm

Friday 30 November 8pm

Welcome to our brand new monthly funk club Soul2Funk featuring esteemed funk band Funk Attack performing an infectious combination of dynomite sounds including tracks by Prince, d’Angelo, Stevie Wonder, Chaka Khan, Brand New Heavies and more!

With heavy beats and great tunes, this is a much needed breath of fresh air on the live scene.

don’t miss this rare opportunity to enjoy an explosion of the hippest and tightest grooves all in a stylish club environment. ‘brilliant... the best of british funk’ BBC 2 RAdIo

‘Voices that are both powerful and moving, a talent that is unique’ BLUES&SoUL MAGAzINE Tickets: £18|£16 concs

online: £17|£15 concs

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Steve Taylor’s big band expLoSion PLUS SPeciAL gUeSTS

Sunday 30th September 7:30pm Featuring the cream of the London jazz scene, this 16 piece Big Band combines swing, funk & latin flavours. Steve’s progressive Big Band rocks, swings and grooves like no other on the jazz scene, performing classic arrangements alongside Steve’s trademark contemporary sounds.

“Awesome....unmissable” RoNNIE SCoTT’S

“fiery & Hard Hitting” HHHHH TIME oUT

Rb funkestraSunday 28th October 7:30pmWith a fine balance between exciting arrangements and fiery solos, the Redtenbacher’s Funkestra never fails to entertain with their high-energy and original hybrid of Funk, Soul and Jazz, interjected with a good dose of humour and fun.

World Runners orchestraSunday 18th November 7:30pmThe last night of London Jazz Festival 2012 sees the dugdale Centre play host to the World Runners orchestra, plus special London Jazz Festival pre-show events. Featuring superb musicianship, exhilarating rhythms and fresh world-fusion sounds, Josie Frater & Steve Taylor’s original compositions are a global excursion fusing latin, jazz & world beats.

“Adventurous” TIME oUT

“Luscious sounds” AMy LAME BBC LoNdoN LIVE

Tickets: £12.50

online: £11.50


Wednesday 3 & Thursday 4 October 1:30pm & 7:30pmFriday 5 October 7:30pm

Saturday 6 October 2:30pm & 7:30pm

An illuminating period drama about the life and times of the Rainton family who resided at Forty Hall in the 1600s, vividly brought to life by local playwright Ray Newell.This insightful dramatisation of the life of Nicholas Rainton, the man who built Forty Hall, is a historical family drama that takes a behind-the-scenes look at life in turbulent Tudor and Stuart England. Join us as we follow the fortunes and misfortunes, loves and hostilities, achievements and tragedies of the Rainton household, as Nicholas’ destiny is interwoven with religious conflicts and civil war.

Tickets: £12|£10 concs, £8 children

online: £11| £9 concs, £7 children

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Thursday 18 October 8pmA show about pursuing your dreams and ambitions with unrelenting enthusiasm and perseverance! Fast and furious yet charmingly endearing, Imran is a unique voice with his seemingly light-hearted satire frequently masking hard-hitting topical commentary on contemporary issues.

“intelligent, thought–provoking and laugh out loud funny”

HHHH Time out

“His happy, positive personality leaves you feeling uplifted, energised and

privileged to have had an audience with iMRAN YUSUf” HHHHH Chortle

Age suitability: 16+

Tickets: £12.50|£10.50 concs

online: £11.50|£9.50 concs


Teddy Time StoriesSaturday 20 & Sunday 21 October

11am & 1pm

Come along, bring your teddy, and let Lily read you two of her favourite stories; goldilocks and the Three bears and The Three Little Pigs. Watch as your teddies become part of the story as Lily tells the tales!Two wonderful children’s tales brought to life on stage. Find out what happens when Goldilocks eats somebody else’s porridge, and why you’d never want a house made out of straw! With storytelling and puppetry, this is a show where children can join in the fun (and teddies too!). A magical introduction to theatre for young children.

Age suitability 4-7 years Running time 50 mins no interval

Tickets: £8

online: £7

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AND THeN We cAMeWednesday 24 October 7:30pmA documentary film charting the experiences of African and Caribbean people who came to live in Enfield between the 1950’s and 70’s. Created from 20 interviews by young people, this film treats the viewers to an emotional journey that’s humorous, hard hitting and thought provoking.Tickets: £5

SoUNDS of THe STReeTS / MARgiNS To MAiNSTReAMThursday 25 October 7:30pmThis double bill looks back on the history of black arts and culture in the UK. our first film, Margins to Mainstream explores the heritage of black theatre in Britain and catalogues the incredible contribution of black actors, producers and playwrights. This is followed by Sounds of the Streets, a reflection on the history of black music and how the music produced related to the struggles on the street that the black community experienced over four decades.Tickets: £7

big ciTY SToRieSSaturday 27 October 3pmBig City Stories follows London’s African- Caribbean population through the last century, documenting their changing lives and perceptions as they established their place among London’s diverse cultures and communities.Tickets: £5

STePPiNg RAZoR ReD x: THe PeTeR ToSH SToRYSaturday 27 October 8pmStepping Razor Red X explores the life and death of seminal reggae artist and political activist, Peter Tosh. This film probes the unanswered questions surrounding his brutal death and features rare concert footage and interviews with Tosh and his friends and family to tell his story. Directed by Nicholas campbell

Tickets: £5


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Thursday 15 – Saturday 17 November 7:45pm

Featuring the tuneful score of Kander and ebb, who also wrote Cabaret and Chicago, which includes coffee in A cardboard cup, go Visit Your grandmother and Yes. Join the residents of the Sussex Arms as they resort to shoplifting in order to save their retirement home from the wrecking ball...with hilarious results.

So high kick your way down to the Dugdale centre for this entertaining, good night out

musical treat!

Presented by Shabbychic Theatre companyAn Amateur Production by arrangement with Samuel french LimitedBook by fred ebb and Norman L. Martin Music by John Kander Lyrics by fred ebb

Based on the play Breath of Spring by Peter coke, adapted by Joe Masteroff

Tickets: £14 | £12 concs

online: £13 | £11 concs


Friday 23 November 8pm

Saturday 24 November 3pm & 8pm

THE AWAKEN oNE is the story of Jason, a young man who enters the spirit world of his ancestors who tell him stories that lead to his transformation and mission to become a guide to help mankind.

The play takes us into the twilight world of the African Ancestors where the past, present and future meet. There, Jason encounters Malcolm X, dr Martin Luther King, Marcus Garvey and the Pharaohs of ancient Egypt Akhenaton and Tutankhamen. These encounters make him reflect on his life and journey in both worlds.



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dyAd Productions in association with Theatre Tours International presents:

Austen’s WomenThursday 29 November 8pm

Adapted & performed by Rebecca VaughanDirected by Guy Masterson

Thirteen of Jane Austen’s most celebrated female characters are brought to life in this bold revisiting of the most exciting moments from Austen’s novels. In scenes of high comedy and moments of profound pathos, Lizzy Bennet, Emma Woodhouse, Marianne dashwood and many more, fall in love, alienate their friends and commit notorious improprieties.

Using only Austen’s words, Rebecca Vaughan offers a brilliant and illuminating distillation of 19th century feminism.



HHHHH“Nothing short of breathtaking… you won’t see many one-woman

shows as good as this” AdELAIdE THEATRE GUIdE


Marc SpelmannTHE UNEXPECTED

Saturday 1 December 8pmAlternative magician & mind reader Marc Spelmann will totally transform your perception of reality. The Unexpected features demonstrations of mind reading, predictions, telekinesis, psychic demonstrations, shaman stunts and elements of contemporary alternative magic. Whether you believe it is real, psychological, an illusion or an elaborate hoax, one thing is certain, you will be astonished at what happens in this incredibly compelling, visual and interactive experience.

‘brilliant’ SARAH doNALdSoN - THE EVENING STANdARd

‘Phenomenal’ JoHN TENNANT - THE EXPRESS

Age suitability 16+

Tickets: £20

online: £19

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Get into the Christmas spirit with Enfield’s five top choirs of children and young people from many nations aged between 4 and 24. They will be accompanied by the professional Martin Smith Quartet and the beautiful young Harpist, Heather Wrighton. The music will include The ceremony of carols by Benjamin Britten, favourite Christmas Carols by the celebrated composer dr John Rutter CBE, as well as audience carols.

Now in their 21st year Children’s International Voices of Enfield have performed at the Royal Albert Hall, Birmingham Symphony and Royal Festival Halls, as well as regularly touring internationally.

The choirs will be conducted by director dr June Keyte MBE ARAM FRSA, dr Christopher Keyte Hon RAM, former Kings College Choral Scholar, Cambridge, and member of the Royal opera House, Covent Garden, as well as Sara King and Joseph Ford Thompson.

Saturday 8 December 7pm Sunday 9 December 3pm

Tickets £10 | £5 concessions

Tickets available on the door or in advance by calling the International Voices of Enfield office on 020 8882 7404


R&B superstar dJ “Prinz” Charmin’ has just rolled into olde Enfielde searching for his next Big Star - and maybe someone who will love him for himself. Since downtrodden local cleaner Syn-da-Rilla has a big talent and an even bigger heart, a happy-ever-after should be just around the corner. But Eva-Lynn Tent, will stop at nothing to set her two daughters on the road to stardom. It looks as if Syn-da-Rilla and her dJ “Prinz” Charmin’ might be doomed.But Fairy Godmothers have a habit of stepping in, and with help, who knows how things might turn out! With great characters, street dance, great beats, and a lot of laughs, Syn-da-Rilla “the Urban Panto” brings you all the fun of the traditional pantomime, with a big twist of street-attitude.

Tickets: £15 | £10 concs

online: £14 | £9 concs

Wed 12 – 10am & 1:15pm*Thu 13 – 10am & 1:15pm*fri 14 – 7:30pmSat 15 – 3:30 & 7:30pmMon 17 – 10am & 1:15pm*Tue 18 – 10am & 1:15pm* Wed 19 – 10am & 1:15pm*Thu 20 – 10am & 1:15pm*

fri 21 – 7:30pm Sat 22 – 3:30 & 7:30pmMon 24 – 1pm & 4pmWed 26 – 3.30 & 7:30pmThu 27 – 3:30 & 7:30pmfri 28 – 3:30 & 7:30pmSat 29 – 3:30 & 7:30pm* Schools performances £10

Wednesday 12 - Saturday 29 December 2012

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Enfield Museum presents

From the Walker cricket ground of Southgate to the golf courses around Enfield Town, the tennis courts of Bounds Green and the athletic tracks of the Lee Valley, our Sporting Life explores our borough’s sporting heritage through a range of contemporary and historical objects, photographs, paintings and documentation.This exhibition looks at some of the sports, sporting clubs, teams and individuals who have helped shape Enfield’s social, cultural and environmental landscape, as well as how the olympic Games have inspired Enfield’s communities and athletes, past and present.

FREE EXHIBITION22 June 2012 - 24 February 2013Mon - Fri 10am - 5pmSat - Sun 10am - 1pm

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The Schubert EnsembleFriday 18 January 7:30pm

The award-winning Schubert ensemble will give their first classical concert to be held at the dugdale Centre. Celebrating 30 years at the forefront of British chamber music, the Schubert Ensemble will perform two of the best-loved piano trios: dvorak’s ever-popular dumky Trio, bursting with Czech song and dance, and Schubert’s great masterpiece, his Piano Trio No.2 in E flat, the darkly brooding slow movement of which featured in Stanley Kubrick’s film Barry Lyndon. The concert opens with a charming miniature by Beethoven.

“... a supernatural degree of polish” LA TIMES

“... they demand superlatives” SUNdAy TIMES



by Train:From Liverpool Street Station stop at Enfield Town Station. From Moorgate and Finsbury Park stop at Enfield Chase Station.

by Road:A105 (London Road, Silver Street) and A110 (Windmill Hill, Church Street, Southbury Road).

Parking:Pay & display parking areas. Palace Gardens Car Park – Sydney Road (530 spaces) and Genotin Road Car Park.

See map for further parking areas.

by bus from:Enfield Lock - 121Edmonton Green - 191Tottenham Hale - 192Barnet - 307Potters Bar - 313Waltham Cross - 317Wood Green - 121,231,329, N29oakwood - 377Chase Farm Hospital - W8 and W9Southgate - W9Crews Hill - W10

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booKiNg feeS: 75p charge for each card transaction, plus 75p for UK postage if you require. £1.25 charge for Internet transactions which includes postage. All tickets are non-refundable.

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AcceSS:The dugdale Centre is wheelchair accessible. For hearing impaired, we have the Sennheiser infra-red system, these receivers tune into your hearing aid and can be collected from Box office. We welcome guide and hearing dogs.

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