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September - December 2017
Tickets available online at www.junctiongoole.co.ukBox Office: 01405 763652
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Welcome First, the good news. Arts Council England has offered Junction a four year funding package to continue our work. Starting from April 2018, the award secures the future of the arts programme both in the venue and out in the community.
Second, the even better news – we’re open for bookings for our packed autumn season. We start with our third and, sadly, final commission for the amazing hand shadow artist Drew Colby. Drew is the only artist in the country doing this kind of work and his latest creation for us, My Shadow and Me, marks the culmination of three years working with Junction.
Following the wonderful performance by Goole native Gavin Bryars last May, we’re pleased to present another of Goole’s musical prodigies, Angela Brownridge. Born and schooled in Goole, she is now a renowned international concert pianist, delighted to be playing in her home town.
We’re also looking forward to a new monthly comedy club, Barnstormers and a return visit from one-man campaigning juggernaut, Mark Thomas. There is top notch music from Eduardo Niebla and Two Pianos, a production of Oscar Wilde’s biting satire Lady Windermere’s Fan and the frankly scandalous comedy underwear that is the Scottish Falsetto Socks Do Shakespeare.
For Christmas, unwrap TaleGate’s new panto, Dick Whittington. We recommend buying tickets early as nearly all performances sold out last year. All this and Clare Grogan!
Charlie StuddyArts & Leisure Manager, Junction/Goole Town Council
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Thursday 7 – Saturday 9 September, 7.30pmTickets £12/£10
Read’s Warblers SHOW ChoirJoin Read’s Warblers SHOW Choir for their show-stopping show tunes concert! Joined by stars of the stage John Derekson and Amy Castledine, the choir will be performing songs from a wide variety of your favourite musicals including Phantom of the Opera and Singing in the Rain. A treat for the ears and the eyes, this is one not to be missed!
Saturday 16 September, 11am-1pmFREE
Shadow Play WorkshopTo celebrate our final commission with hand-shadow maestro Finger & Thumb, join us for a celebration of shadows! Create your own shadow puppets, cut out your silhouette, play with different shadow-making objects and tell your own shadowy story. Open to everyone.
Saturday 16 September, 2pmTickets £6.50 (adult) / £5 (child)
Finger & Thumb: My Shadow and MeSpecially commissioned by Junction, this is the final instalment in Finger & Thumb’s shadow explorations to premiere in Goole. Join Drew Colby - a man who can create almost anything with his hand shadows – for a journey through exotic shadow lands with two amazing shadow hands. With shadow crabs that creep from the sea, a hula-hooping shadow monkey and a shadow man riding across the desert on a troublesome camel, you’ll be amazed by these enchanting shadow creations. After the show, join Drew for an interactive workshop and learn how to make your own shadow creatures. Suitable for ages 4+. Running time 1 hour.
Friday 22 September, 8pmTickets £15/£12
Mark Thomas: The Red ShedMulti award winning comedian Mark Thomas returns with a show inspired by the red wooden Labour club shed in Wakefield where his career began. This is the story of strikes, fights, dinner ladies and commies. Pickets, placards, friendship, love, history, dreams and above all, remembering.The show will involve the audience to recreate the shed and its inhabitants. Part theatre, stand up, journalism and activism, it’s the story of the battle for hope and the survival of a community in a small wooden shed. Running time 80 mins with no interval.
Friday 29 September, 7.30pmTickets £12/£10
Angela BrownridgeContinuing in our series of Goole-born musical talent, pianist Angela Brownridge returns to her home-town for a special concert. Winning national competitions by the time she was 6, Angela was taught by Goole Grammar School’s Dr Ramsey, along with her contemporary Gavin Bryars. Angela’s professional career has taken her all over the world. She will play music by Beethoven, Chopin and Debussy.
Saturday 30 September, 8pmTickets £10 (£12 on the door)
Barnstormers Comedy ClubSomething new for Junction: a monthly evening of stand-up comedy, courtesy of nationally acclaimed promotions outfit Barnstormers Comedy. On the last Saturday of every month, a top MC will introduce three fantastic acts from the National Comedy Circuit and beyond. See the stars of the circuit as well as a future household name or two.
Wednesday 4 October, 7.30pmTickets £10/£8
East Riding Film Festival: Gregory’s Girl (12) plus live Q&A– Clare Grogan talks to BurnsyAs Junction’s contribution to the East Riding Film Festival, we’re delighted to present a special screening of Bill Forsyth’s much-loved 1980 comedy. BBC Radio Humberside’s Burnsy will begin the evening in conversation with Clare Grogan, who played Susan in the film, while breaking big with her band Altered Images. Afterwards Clare and Burnsy will return for an audience Q&A.It’s a very rare chance to see it on the big screen and, even rarer, with Clare Grogan!
Friday 6 October, 2.30pmTickets £3
Mike Smith: Rhythm & Rhymewith Time for a SongMike’s rhythmic rhyming explores everyday experiences in an engaging, sometimes unusual but highly entertaining manner. Join Mike for a relaxed and entertaining afternoon, with informal café-style seating and a cup of tea and a biscuit too! Running time 1 hour.
Folk In The BarFree | 8pm On the first Thursday of every month Junction presents a laid-back evening of acoustic music in the Walkway Café Bar. Musicians are welcome to come along and perform – just ask for Keith or Roger.
Please note: September’s Folk in the Bar will be on Thursday 14 September
Friday 13 October, 7.30pmTickets £12/£10/£5 (child)
Bad Apple Theatre: Salsa VerdeTaking its name from the classic green sauce, Salsa Verde follows two different generations of characters and the romantic love-triangle which seems destined to be repeated down the years. A wartime Bevan Boy and a navy recruit clash at the dance hall, as another thoroughly modern duo fight over the instructor at the local village hall Salsa night. Written by Kate Bramley, this is classic Badapple comedy for all ages, with a bit of a song and a dance thrown in too.
Saturday 14 October, 7.30pmTickets £14/£12/£7.50 (Student/Child)
Eduardo Niebla: From Tree to SeaHailed by the Guardian for his “exquisite guitar” playing, Eduardo Niebla appears with his acclaimed quartet to present an amazing repertoire of “stunning flamenco jazz” and the premiere of his new piece for the East Riding “From Tree to Sea”. Performing this are Beverley’s East Riding Theatre Choir, Goole’s School of Rock and Ukulele Junction, with students from East Riding College creating the visuals in this fantastic celebration of the region and Hull’s City of Culture 2017.
Saturday 21 October, 8pmTickets £12/£10
Chris Sherburn and Denny Bartleywith Emily SandersChris and Denny have been bringing their unique sound to audiences across Europe and the USA since the early 1990s, when a chance meeting created one of folk music’s most enduring partnerships. They are joined by Emily Sanders, formerly of Isambarde, whose fiddle playing and singing brings a new depth that compliments Chris on accordion and Denny’s guitar and stirring voice. The fast flowing “craic” means that no two concerts are ever the same!
Friday 27 October, 8pmTickets £12/£10
Proper Job Theatre: MedusaInnovative storytellers and theatre-makers Proper Job Theatre Company collaborate with award-winning writer Helen Mort to re-tell this classic myth from the point of view of Medusa, as the second part of their Monster Trilogy. Through dynamic movement and lyrical new writing, Medusa sheds light on the softer side of the ‘monster’ we think we know. This powerful story has echoed throughout generations and through a contemporary setting we see how her story is still important and relevant today.Age advisory 16+: contains adult themes of sexual assault and pornography. Running time 90 mins.
Saturday 28 October, 2pmTickets £6.50 (adult) / £5 (child)
Image Theatre: Hansel & GretelWhen they are left in the woods by foolish parents, plucky Hansel & Gretel must support each other to survive a dark wood, a gingerbread house and a wicked witch. By setting an example to the adults, the children bring about a joyful reunion and a happy ending. In Image Theatre’s trademark style, the whole audience will rehearse the chorus and some children will be given the opportunity to perform on stage as part of the company! Family entertainment at its very best. Suitable for age 5+. Running time 90 mins (with 20 min interval)
Saturday 28 October, 8pmTickets £10 (£12 on the door)
Barnstormers Comedy ClubSomething new for Junction: a monthly evening of stand-up comedy, courtesy of nationally acclaimed promotions outfit Barnstormers Comedy. On the last Saturday of every month, a top MC will introduce three fantastic acts from the National Comedy Circuit and beyond. See the stars of the circuit as well as a future household name or two.
Wednesday 1 November, 7.30pmFree
Youth AcousticOur regular music event which encourages young people who sing or play an instrument to come along and perform. If you are 18 or under and want to join in, just bring your instrument and turn up on the night.
Friday 3 November, 8pmTickets £12/£10
Theatrical Niche:Lady Windermere’s FanWhen a mysterious new beauty enters high society, the in-crowd are sent scattering outwards, and bent utterly backwards to find out exactly who they are dealing with. As young Lady Windermere varnishes up all cracks in the veneer, how is it she fails to notice that the place is positively crawling with woodworm? Exploring themes of stereotype, superficiality and personal sacrifice, Oscar Wilde’s raucous social comedy pulls apart the intricacies of etiquette and flips expectation rump-over-head in this scathingly funny satire. Suitable for ages 12+
Folk In The BarFree | 8pm
On the first Thursday of every month Junction presents a laid-back evening of acoustic music in the Walkway Café Bar. Musicians are welcome to come along and perform – just ask for Keith or Roger.
Please note: September’s Folk in the Bar will be on Thursday 14 September
Thursday 16 November, 2.30pmTickets £8
Everwitch Theatre: Bomb HappyBomb Happy brings to life the verbatim memories of the five remaining York Normandy Veterans who, as young lads from York, Leeds, Sheffield and London, find themselves part of one of the most important military operations in World War Two. Told through the eyes of the young soldiers themselves, Bomb Happy follows each Veteran’s unique journey and highlights the lifelong impact of PTSD on the lives of these incredible gentlemen now in their nineties. Suitable for age 12+.Running time 80 mins with no interval.
Friday 17 November, 8pmTickets £10/£8
Scottish Falsetto Sock TheatreDo ShakespeareThe planet’s funniest footwear are back with their hit new show of songs, sketches, socks & violence, taking on The Bard himself. Howl at their Hamlet, roar at their Romeo & Juliet, and enjoy an evening of satirical nonsense from the Two Gentle Socks Of Verrucca. Hit routines include versions of Richard the Third and Othello, and an investigation of gender roles in Shakespearian comedies all through the medium of adult sock puppetry. Suitable for 12+ with parental guidance.
Saturday 18 November, 2pmTickets £6.50 (adult) / £5 (child)
tutti frutti: Ugly DucklingHidden in brushwood, beside an ice-covered lake, a lost rejected duckling stares skyward at the migrating swans, yearning to belong and marvelling at their beauty....Moving through all four seasons, tutti frutti bring to life Hans Christian Andersen’s well known tale. With a menagerie of mean farmyard animals, inventive performance and live music that quacks and trills, this charming production plays with ideas of identity, a sense of belonging and the journey to discover inner beauty. Suitable for children aged 3+ and their families. Running time 1 hour.
Saturday 25 November, 8pmTickets £10 (£12 on the door)
Barnstormers Comedy ClubSomething new for Junction: a monthly evening of stand-up comedy, courtesy of nationally acclaimed promotions outfit Barnstormers Comedy. On the last Saturday of every month, a top MC will introduce three fantastic acts from the National Comedy Circuit and beyond. See the stars of the circuit as well as a future household name or two.
Friday 1 December, 6.45pmFree
12 Ukes of ChristmasFollowing the Christmas Light Switch On event, Ukulele Junction will keep you in the festive spirit with some singalong Christmas favourites.
Friday 1 December, 8pmTickets £12/£10
Two PianosAre you ready to experience the ultimate piano rock ‘n’ roll concert? Join the sensational Al Kilvo and David Barton on a stunning musical journey back in time to celebrate the hits that shaped the 1950s & 60s Rock ‘n’ Roll scene, performing classic hits from Jerry Lee Lewis, Elvis, Chuck Berry, Buddy Holly and many more. Two Pianos and their band deliver an outstanding performance and an unforgettable night of rock ‘n’ roll, with a jaw dropping piano duel finale.
Saturday 2 December, 6pmTickets £5
Electric Youth Theatre presentThe Hidden Life of ObjectsWelcome to the Café d’Objets, where the food is delicious and the staff are - mostly - welcoming. But what happens in the kitchen when the doors are closed? What creatures emerge after hours?Join Electric members in their 2017 show, The Hidden Life of Objects, fusing puppetry, drama and comedy to explore the secret lives of everyday objects, and the very public private lives of the waiters, hosts and chefs.
Friday 8 December, 8pm, Saturday 9 & Sunday 10 December, 7.30pm
Tickets £12/£10
Read’s Warblers Christmas ExtravaganzaRead’s Warblers POP and SHOW Choirs present an evening filled with festivity! Featuring over 100 voices performing Christmas favourites old and new, it will be sure to spread Christmas cheer to all. Featuring English National Opera mezzo-soprano Katharine Taylor-Jones and the wonderful Yorkshire Wolds Versatile Brass Quintet.
Folk In The BarFree | 8pm
On the first Thursday of every month Junction presents a laid-back evening of acoustic music in the Walkway Café Bar. Musicians are welcome to come along and perform – just ask for Keith or Roger.
Please note: September’s Folk in the Bar will be on Thursday 14 September
Friday 15 December, 2.30pmTickets £3
Mike Smith: Rhythm & Rhymewith Time for a SongMike’s rhythmic rhyming explores ordinary, everyday experience. December’s ‘Rhythm & Rhyme’ has a very Christmassy flavour, including ‘Cinderella - A pantomime in Rhythm & Rhyme’.Join Mike for a relaxed and entertaining afternoon, with informal café-style seating and a cup of tea and a biscuit too! Running time 1 hour.
Friday 15, Wednesday 20 & Friday 22 December, 6.30pm Saturday 16, Sunday 17, Thursday 21 & Saturday 23 December, 2pm & 6.30pm
Tickets £12/£10/£6.50 (child)
TaleGate Theatre: Dick WhittingtonJoin our hero ‘Dick Whittington’ on an adventure to London, where the streets are paved with gold! TaleGate Theatre return for their eighth year at Junction, with another spectacular pantomime! Packed with songs, slapstick, audience participation and all the fairytale magic of traditional pantomime, this fun-filled extravaganza is guaranteed to delight the whole family. So turn again Dick Whittington, three times Lord Mayor of London!
SpecialScreenings
Wednesday 11 October, 7pmTickets £11
RSC Live: Coriolanus - live on screenAngus Jackson completes the RSC’s Rome Season with a visceral production of Shakespeare’s bloodiest play.
Thursday 16 November, 7pmTickets £11
NTL: FolliesTracie Bennett, Janie Dee and Imelda Staunton star in Stephen Sondheim’s legendary musical, staged for the first time at the National Theatre.
Thursday 14 December, 7pmTickets £11
NTLYoung Marx (Encore) - on screenRory Kinnear and Oliver Chris star in this new comedy written by Richard Bean and Clive Coleman, based on the life of revolutionary Karl Heinrich Marx.
More dates to be announced from NT Live soon, please visit our website for more details.
School of Rock6pm - 8pm (the leader does divide up the sessions according to who attends, so sessions may be shorter but more focused)
£30 for the term or £3.50 per week
Wednesday 20 September – Wednesday 29 November (excluding half termWednesday 1 November)
Youth Acoustic: 1 Nov
School of Rock offers young people the opportunity to enhance their music skills with other musicians. This fun and friendly group covers all styles of music, with everything from tips on playing and singing to writing your own songs and performance skills. Members have been able to work towards releasing debut singles and are now performing on the festivals circuit!
Ukulele Junction6pm - 8pm£30 for the term or £3.50 per week
Thursday 21 September – Thursday 30 November (excluding half termThursday 2 November)
12 Ukes of Christmas:Friday 1 December
No matter what experience you have – be sure to join this fun and funky ukulele group. Ukulele Junction is now in its 5th year. Players meet weekly to learn, interact and perform. There are several concerts a year and all members are invited to take part. ‘When I first got my ukulele I didn’t know what to do with it – this group is a godsend!’ Current memberSuitable for those aged 12 +
Start Programme We are pleased to be working over the next academic year with Boothferry Primary School and Kingsway Primary School, part of Children & the Arts’ UK-wide Start programme. The project will include cultural visits, professional development opportunities for teachers and education work linked to the national curriculum. We are grateful to Children & the Arts and IVE for funding this project.
We also run many other projects through the year for schools and community groups. If you would like to work with us, please get in touch.
Weekly Groups dates Autumn 2017
Electric Youth Theatre
School of Rock
No show
Ukulele Junction
Electric Youth Theatre6pm - 6.45pm: Electric ‘Sparklets’ (Ages 5-7)
6.45pm - 7.45pm: Electric ‘Little Sparks’(Ages 8-11)
7.45pm - 9pm: Electric ‘Shocks’ (Ages 12+)£30 for the term or£3.50 per week
Tuesday 19 September – Tuesday 28 November(excluding half termTuesday 31 October)
Electric Youth Theatre presentThe Hidden Life of Objects:Saturday 2 December
Electric Youth Theatre is looking for new members! Electric puts children and young people at the heart of its work, with children involved in making theatre alongside developing story ideas and characters through the use of games/activities. Many young people attending the group say that their confidence has increased since attending and they have made new friends. Above all, Electric Youth Theatre is a lot of fun!
Junction Weekly GroupsNew members welcomed by our fun and friendly groups. For more information please contact the Box Office.
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Selby College Open Events 2017/18Sat 21st Oct 2017 09.30 - 12.00 ‘A’ LevelsMon 23rd Oct 2017 17.30 - 20.00 Vocational/ApprenticeshipsMon 6th Nov 2017 17.30 - 20.00 All SubjectsSat 3rd Feb 2018 09.30 - 12.00 All SubjectsMon 5th Feb 2018 17.30 - 19.30 All Subjects
From September 2017, Selby College will also deliver Sixth Form course provision at Goole Academy: BTEC National Extended Diploma in Health & Social Care and BTEC Extended Diploma in Sports (Development, Coaching & Fitness). A full list of current full-time courses at our main campus in Selby is available at selby.ac.ukFor details please contact Student Services Tel 01757 211040 or email [email protected] Selby College, Abbot’s Road, Selby YO8 8AT
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The café bar is open for bar meals and drinks before all films and shows. Interval drinks and snacks are also available for shows.
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Booking InformationBox Office Opening HoursMonday: 9am-5pmTuesday-Friday: 9am-8.30pmSaturday: 10am–30mins after start of evening event
HOW TO BOOK:In person Visit our box office, located in the foyer area of Junction.
Online Tickets for all of Junction’s events are now available to purchase online at www.junctiongoole.co.uk. All transactions are processed by Ticket Source.
Over the phone Call our box office on 01405 763652
Ticket enquiries Email [email protected]
Concessions Concessionary tickets are available for most productions and are offered to under 16s, over 60s, individuals claiming job seekers allowance or Universal Credit and anyone in full-time education. You will be asked to provide ID as proof of entitlement.People with a disability may also claim a concession and a carer is entitled to a free ticket.
Ticket Bookings Customers paying for tickets by card will be charged a small booking fee of £1 per transaction. Reservations may be held for up to 7 days or half an hour before the performance, whichever comes first. Junction reserves the right to sell tickets that are not paid for within these times. Once paid for, tickets can only be refunded in the event of a performance/film being cancelled. Providing two full clear working days notice is given, tickets may be transferred at face value to other shows in the season (excluding hires). For more information see terms & conditions at box office or online.
Group Bookings Group discounts are available for parties of 10 or more. Please contact the box office for more details.
Film Cinema tickets are available from the box office and online.
Disclaimer Junction will not give refunds based on an audience member’s lack of enjoyment of a particular live event or film. Junction is not responsible for The Walkway Café Bar, which is managed by Spot On Catering.
Opening HoursBuilding open from 9am Mon-day – Saturday. The closing time of the building and café bar will vary, depending on event times for each day.
ContactGeneral [email protected] & Leisure Manager Charlie Studdy:[email protected] & CommunityArts Co-OrdinatorNicola Dixon: [email protected] OfficerLauren Cowdery: [email protected] Websitewww.junctiongoole.co.ukTel 01405 763652Address Paradise Place, Goole,East Yorkshire, DN14 5DL
HireJunction has a number of spaces available for hire. To enquire please contact us on [email protected] or 01405 763652
Access There is a ramp from street level to the walkway at the front of the building, and a fully level ground floor. We have a lift up to the balcony and community room, with accessible toilets on both levels. The auditorium features space for wheelchair users, both on the front row and on the balcony. An induction loop is fitted in the auditorium and other rooms. Junction’s friendly staff will be more than happy to assist you, so please make your requirements known at the time of booking.Please note: level access is only available to certain seats.
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