Anvil Arts Autumn 2014 brochure

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September – December 2014
G R E AT P E R F O R M A N C E – L I V E !
THE ANVIL - THE HAYMARKET - THE FORGE
Front Cover
Inala - Page 8
Welcome
to the Sep – Dec 2014 Anvil Arts Events Brochure
Autumn at The Haymarket arrives with two nailbiting thrillers, Design for Murder in September and Double Death in October, as well as the brilliant comedy Shady Business. Don’t miss the poignant First
World War drama Not About Heroes, the hilarious japes of Three Men in a Boat, or the extraordinary Dylan Thomas: Return Journey. For families,
there’s T he Gruffalo, We’re Going on a Bear Hunt, and at Christmas The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus to enjoy.
At The Anvil, there’s music from Mnozil Brass, Kate Rusby, and John
Mayall, comedy from Alan Davies, Omid Djalili and Al Murray, and
orchestras including the St Petersburg Philharmonic. Three concerts
feature the music of Philip Glass, including the man himself on 12 November, and don’t miss Ladysmith Black Mambazo and dancers in the stunning ‘Zulu ballet’ Inala.
Anvil Arts is very pleased to be a partner in Purple Flag Week from 27 September, which celebrates Basingstoke as a safe and welcoming town centre at night. Look out for events around the town.
At a glance…
At The Anvil
Yuri Temirkanov
Inala - Page 8
John Mayall
- Page 19
Philip Glass Ensemble
- Page 23
St Petersburg
Philharmonic Orchestra
- Page 25
Three Men in a Boat
- Page 21
Rat Pack Live
Christmas Party
- Page 35
Carols and Capers
- Page 35
At The Haymarket
The Gruffalo
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Sat 6 September, 7.30pm
Spotlight UK Variety Show
The Haymarket
Carnival Hall 10th
Year Celebration
Variety Show
Producer Madhu Trivedi
Co-Producer Kishor Patel
Director David Reece
The very best of Basingstoke talent,
in a highly exciting musical and
dance show to celebrate the 10th
Year of Carnival Hall. The show
includes Basingstoke Ladies Choir, a first time on stage fusion of sitar
and guitar music, Indian classic
dance, charming folk Dandia dance, and an exciting Bollywoodstyle performance.
This exciting show has been put
together by Basingstoke Hindu
Society and Carnival Hall users, so come and support local charities including Macmillan,
the Stroke Association and a local children’s charity.
TICKETS: £15; OVER 65s & UNDER 16s £10
Ticket prices include £1 booking fee
Ruby Wax
Sat 13 September, 7pm
The Anvil
The Haymarket
Spotlight UK presents
Ruby Wax
A Ray of Hope
Variety Show
For one night only, come and watch
a variety show featuring young
talent from across Basingstoke, as
well as an array of finalists from
Britain’s Got Talent, The X-Factor and
Got To Dance, all performing on one
stage just for you – dance, music,
singing and more.
TICKETS: £20; OVER 65s, UNDER 16s & F/T STUDENTS £18
In support of the Ray of Hope Campaign, helping disadvantaged
children in the area
Sane New World
Starting out as an actor at the RSC,
Ruby Wax went on to write and
perform in her own television shows
and script edited the entire series of
Absolutely Fabulous. More recently
she has also become a mental
health campaigner and gained a
Masters degree in Mindfulnessbased Cognitive Therapy from
Oxford University.
This show is based on her critically
acclaimed book Sane New World
which shows us how to rewire our
thinking to find calm in a frenetic
world and how to become the
master, not the slave, of our own
minds. This show is your passport
to saner living. She might not be
sane herself but she does a pretty
good imitation.
TICKETS: £19; OVER 65s & F/T STUDENTS £17
Suitable for ages 16 and over
Image credit: Steve Ullathorne
September
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The Gruffalo
Jon Richardson
Fri 19 September, 8pm
The Anvil
Jon Richardson
Nidiot
British Comedy Award 2013 Nominee
TICKETS: £20.50
Please contact the box office if you would
like to join the waiting list.
Thu 18 – Sun 21 September
Thu 18, 2pm
Fri 19 – Sun 21, 11am & 2pm
The Haymarket
The Gruffalo
The hit monster family show, direct from a smash-hit West End season!
Don’t miss Tall Stories’ hit musical stage adaptation of the award
winning picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler.
Meet a wheeler-dealer Fox, an eccentric old Owl and a maraca-shaking,
party mad Snake! Mouse can scare these hungry animals away with tall
stories of the terrifying Gruffalo, but what happens when he comes face
to face with the very creature he imagined...?
Voted the nation’s number one bedtime story by BBC Radio 2 listeners,
The Gruffalo has been performed to well over a million people worldwide
and has even hit the small screen in a star-studded TV animation.
The Gruffalo is the perfect family treat with plenty of songs, laughs and
scary fun for children aged 3+ and their grown-ups.
“A fine piece of children’s theatre” **** Sunday Times
“Monstrous fun!” **** Daily Mail
TICKETS: £12.50
Group booking discount available
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Design for Murder
Champions of Magic
The Anvil
Champions of Magic
Join our award winning team of liars, swindlers and cheats for a
spectacular night of trickery you’ll be trying to work out for a very long time to come. You will witness
mastery of card manipulation, death defying stunts, mind boggling
sleight of hand and spectacular
illusions from some of the foremost
performers in magic.
Each show includes four world class,
award-winning entertainers
performing everything from stage
filling illusions to magic right in the palm of spectators’ hands. Along with a live video feed, fiery
pyrotechnics and stunning lighting,
the show is an immersive experience
in the art of magic.
Be astounded, amazed and astonished
by the Champions of Magic.
“A night of spectacular magic and illusion” **** West Briton
TICKETS: £21; UNDER 16s £17;
FAMILY TICKET (2+2) £68
Wed 24 – Sat 27 September, 7.30pm
Thu 25 & Sat 27, 2pm
The Haymarket
ID Productions presents
Design for Murder
by Donald F. East
starring Peter Amory
Clive and Moira are a middle class couple existing in a loveless marriage, each
with their own secrets and skeletons in closets. But events take a sinister turn
when these skeletons emerge and treachery and double-crossing lead to
catastrophic consequences.
Peter Amory, Emmerdale’s original ‘bad boy’ Chris Tate, stars in this thrilling
psychological drama that gives audiences an evening of deception and
betrayal culminating in a tense, chilling climax with a bitter twist.
TICKETS: WED-THU £20, OVER 65s £18. FRI-SAT £22, OVER 65s £20. 2PM PERFORMANCES £17 OVER 65s £15. UNDER 16s & F/T STUDENTS £11 ANY PERFORMANCE.
Peter Amory
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Fri 26 September, 7.45pm
The Anvil
Chas & Dave
Following the release of their new album That’s What Happens,
Chas & Dave visit The Anvil.
Chas & Dave celebrated their 50th
anniversary by recording their first
original album in 27 years – a
mixture of vintage rock ‘n’ roll songs
and new renditions of their own
rockney classics – featuring guests
including Jools Holland, Buddy
Holly’s drummer Jerry Allison and
Hugh Laurie. Famous for their hits
Gertcha, The Sideboard Song, Rabbit,
and Snooker Loopy, Chas & Dave are
great musicians and know how to
give an audience a good time.
Chas & Dave
TICKETS: £27.50; OVER 65s, UNDER 16s & F/T STUDENTS £25.50
Fri 26 September, 8pm
The Forge
Carrie Elkin
Carrie Elkin has emerged as one of the defining new voices in the
world of Texas singer-songwriters, being celebrated by Texas Music
Magazine as one of their artists of the year. The voice, the stories, the
images, the grace and infectious enthusiasm, it’s a complete package.
But it’s the power of her live performances that really have been
creating an incredible buzz around this young artist.
“I have never seen a performer so in love with the act of singing.
That’s the gospel truth. Onstage Elkin was simply a force of nature.”
Maverick Magazine
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Jim Davidson
Not About Heroes
Wed 1 – Thu 2 October, 7.30pm
Thu 2 October, 2pm
The Haymarket
Blackeyed Theatre in association with South Hill Park
Not About Heroes
by Stephen MacDonald
directed by Eliot Giurlarocca
Not About Heroes is the unforgettable story of two of the
finest Great War poets, Wilfred Owen and Siegfried Sassoon
– their friendship, their inter-dependency, their poetry.
Through the letters and poems of these two men, Stephen
MacDonald’s acclaimed play paints a vivid and moving
picture of their friendship and the conflict that brought
them together.
Sun 28 September, 7.30pm
The Anvil
Jim Davidson
plus support
No Further Action
No Further Action will see Jim tell the story of his arrest and the
nightmare 12 months that followed,
the clearing of his name and
winning the heart of the nation as a Big Brother champion. Jim will
be doing this in the only way he
knows how, by entertaining people,
something he’s been doing to great
acclaim for nearly 40 years. It promises
to be the most outrageous, hilarious
and insightful show he has ever
performed, but most of all it will be the truth.
One hundred years on from the beginning of the First
World War, Not About Heroes is both exhilarating and
uncompromising in its exploration of love, war and a
friendship that changed the face of British poetry.
“I am not concerned with Poetry. My subject is War, and
the pity of War. The Poetry is in the pity” Wilfred Owen
TICKETS: £17; UNDER 16s & F/T STUDENTS £11
TICKETS: £24.50, £21; OVER 65s & F/T STUDENTS £2 OFF
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Wed 1 October, 7.45pm
The Anvil
Sisters Grimm presents Grammy Award-winning South African legends
Ladysmith Black Mambazo in
Inala
A Zulu ballet
featuring dancers from Royal Ballet and Rambert Dance Company
Choreography by Mark Baldwin
Music co-written by Joseph Shabalala & Ladysmith Black Mambazo and Ella Spira
Produced by Pietra Mello-Pittman and Ella Spira
Inala – meaning abundance of goodwill – is a beautiful blend of South African and Western cultures in an
exhilarating celebration of the rainbow nation.
Choreographer Mark Baldwin unites Zulu traditions of song and dance with Western classical ballet, dance
and music in one breathtaking performance. This unique collaboration brings together a stellar company
including dancers from The Royal Ballet and Rambert with music performed live by Grammy Award®-winning
South African choir Ladysmith Black Mambazo.
In over 50 years of joyous and uplifting music making, Ladysmith Black Mambazo’s successes include working
with Paul Simon on Graceland, featuring the intricate rhythms and infectious harmonies of their native South
African traditions. Performed live by the choir and an instrumental ensemble, Inala’s brand new score is a
collaboration between composer Ella Spira and Ladysmith Black Mambazo.
Embracing South Africa’s past, its present and new hopes for the future, Inala is a cultural explosion of music,
song and dance.
TICKETS: £24.50; UNDER 16s & F/T STUDENTS £12
in association with
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Country Roads
Fri 3 October, 7.30pm
The Haymarket
Country Roads
A Celebration of John Denver
Country Roads – A Celebration of John
Denver will take you on a magical
journey evoking nostalgic memories
of a time when the singer songwriter
dominated the US and UK charts. The
show features popular hits including
Annie’s Song, Leaving on a Jet Plane,
Rocky Mountain High and the biggest
hit single of the 70s – Take Me Home,
Country Roads.
With Wayne Denton and a fabulous
live band, the show is dotted with
anecdotes and humour, and delivered
with full screen video production.
Truly a feel-good show, packed with
great songs, laughter and melody.
October
TICKETS: £18
Thu 2 October, 7.45pm
The Anvil
Fascinating Aïda
Charm Offensive
Following a sold-out 2013 tour, three
Olivier Award nominations and over
10 million YouTube hits for Cheap
Flights (their infamous anthem to
budget air travel), Dillie Keane,
Adele Anderson and Liza Pulman
continue to celebrate over 30 years
of Fascinating Aïda with their terrific
new show Charm Offensive.
Fascinating Aïda
Expect topical new songs hot off
the press, plus some outrageous
old favourites, as Fascinating Aïda
continue to grow old disgracefully!
‘The glamour is magnetic, the satire
razor-sharp, the lyrics brilliant’ The Guardian
‘I can’t recommend this show highly enough.’ ***** Mail on Sunday
TICKETS: £20.50
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Killer Queen
Sat 4 October, 7.30pm
The Anvil
The Anvil
The Haymarket
Killer Queen
Basingstoke Variety Viva Santana
This phenomenal Latin rock
Show 2014
Killer Queen have been performing
their tribute to Queen’s concerts since
1993. Their expert musicianship,
extraordinary energy and accurate
portrayal of the world’s greatest live
band have rightfully earned Killer
Queen the title of Queen tribute
royalty. Thrilling sell-out audiences
across the globe from the UK to
Moscow, Killer Queen recreates the
high energy, powerful phenomenon
that was Queen live.
“This guy is not to be missed” www.BrianMay.com – Official Brian May website
TICKETS: £21
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in aid of The Mayor’s Charity Appeal
After a record breaking show in
2013 The Basingstoke Variety Show
is back! Over 300 performers from
across the borough will be taking
part in this year’s Basingstoke Variety
Show, in aid of the Mayor’s Charity
Appeal. This annual show brings a
real variety of homegrown talent to
the stage. With a packed programme
of music, dance, theatre and more,
The BVS 2014 will be ready to rock
The Anvil stage this October.
TICKETS: £13; OVER 65s AND UNDER 16s £9
explosion continues to amaze fans wherever they present their
celebration of the music of the
legendary Carlos Santana. It’s all
there, from the powerful four-piece
rhythm section that brings the
heartbeat of the band, to the
infectious Hammond organ
wizardry. This powerful band takes
you through the Santana years with
a stunning show, from Santana 1,
Abraxas and Moonflower to the
recent hits from Supernatural,
Shaman and All That I Am.
TICKETS: £19
Box Office 01256 844244
Stephen K Amos
Sun 5 October, 7.30pm
Wed 8 October, 8pm
The Anvil
The Haymarket
The Haymarket
Madama Butterfly
Stephen K Amos
by Puccini
Welcome To My World
Sing-a-Long Songs
of War Time
starring Korean soprano Elena Dee
and Japanese soprano Miki Mori
The maestro of feel-good comedy
is back on tour with his new show.
Fresh from sell-out tours of Australia
and New Zealand, as heard on BBC
Radio 4 Life: An Idiot’s Guide and
What Does the K Stand For?
Back by overwhelming public
demand, this award winning, fully
staged opera returns with exquisite
sets and includes a spectacular
Japanese garden and fabulous
costumes including antique wedding kimonos from Japan.
Highlights include the melodic
Humming Chorus, the moving aria
One Fine Day and the unforgettable
Love Duet.
“This is a Butterfly to cherish”
Manchester Evening News
Sung in Italian with English surtitles
TICKETS: £36, £32, £28; OVER 65s £2 OFF; UNDER 16s & F/T
STUDENTS £18.50, £16.50, £14.50
“It was all fabulous. But it was
when riffing with the audience that
Amos truly excelled. With a packed
venue ready on his side, Amos drew
people into his routines; his finely
honed sensibility turned innocent
remarks into comedy gold” Herald Sun
“Uplifting stand-up from a
charming performer” Time Out
TICKETS £18
The 75th & 100th Anniversary of
World War II and World War I.
A tribute to the people and the
heroes of Great Britain, including
music from The Glenn Miller
Orchestra, Dame Vera Lynn, George
Formby, and Max Bygraves, who all
gave up their time to entertain the
troops around Europe, helping to
keep up morale. The show features
a live band and projections of war
time memorabilia, alongside three
fabulous singers.
Come along and have a good old sing song.
TICKETS: £13.50
Madama Butterfly
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Image credit: Benjamin Borley
Jim Causley with Lukas Drinkwater
Thu 9 October, 8pm
The Anvil
The Forge
The Haymarket
Abba Party Night
Jim Causley with
Lukas Drinkwater
Pride and Prejudice
The Poetry of Charles Causley
The five Bennett sisters are husbandhunting, but for spirited Elizabeth
Bennett not just any man will do. An encounter with the handsome Mr Darcy does not seem very
promising, however first impressions
can be misleading. Join us for debates
in drawing rooms, magnificent balls
and turns about the garden. A witty
and inventive new adaptation of one
of the most loved novels of all time,
calling on two actors to play 21 characters and cramming 400
pages of action into just two hours.
In 1974, Swedish pop sensations
Abba won the Eurovision Song
Contest with Waterloo. Forty
years on, don’t miss this fantastic
show featuring the unforgettable
Agnetha, Frida, Benny and Bjorn
from the ‘1974 Abba Tribute Show’,
who have been delighting audiences
worldwide for almost 16 years, in
their own fun and unique style. They
are renowned for their authentic
voices, musical excellence, and
original costumes, and will be joined
live on stage by some of the UK’s
finest musicians.
So dig out your platform boots,
flares, and get ready to sing and
dance the night away.
TICKETS: £21
Jim has recorded an album of the
poems of his distant relative to
commemorate the 10th anniversary
of the death of this celebrated
Cornish poet, setting to music a
diverse selection of Causley’s poems
to give the audience a taster of
the poet’s great body of work. Jim
will be joined on stage by talented
guitarist Lukas Drinkwater. Jim is
renowned for his warm and jovial
stage presence, and his rich singing
voice has been likened to the
fruitiest of ciders!
by Jane Austen
Abba Party Night
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Andreas Ottensamer
The Haymarket
One Man Lord of the Rings
written and performed by Charles Ross
The Anvil
Bournemouth
Symphony
Orchestra
Mozart Clarinet Concerto
Bruckner Symphony no. 7
Andreas Ottensamer clarinet
Kirill Karabits conductor
The Clarinet Concerto was Mozart’s
last orchestral work, written for his
friend, the great clarinettist Anton
Stadler. The slow movement is
particularly serene and beautiful.
Soloist Andreas Ottensamer is the
Principal Clarinet of the Berlin
Philharmonic Orchestra. The premiere
of Bruckner’s seventh symphony in
1884 was the biggest triumph of his
career and marked the beginning of
his reputation as a great symphonist.
“What a fine conductor Karabits
has become” The Guardian
TICKETS: £39, £35, £28, £21, £13;
UNDER 16s & F/T STUDENTS £10
Over 65s standby tickets available
Also available on subscription – please
contact the box office for details
Charles Ross recreates the world of
Middle Earth, armed with nothing
more than a pair of shoulder pads
and his outrageous imagination. No
props or costumes are required as he
hurtles through the Tolkien trilogy
in just 3,600 seconds of unbelievable
kinetic entertainment. If you’ve seen
the films, read the books, and named
your first-born Frodo, don’t miss this
amazing performance.
“It’s precious!” Orlando Sentinel
“Five stars for unbelievable talent”
Edinburgh Guide
TICKETS: £17
Based on the literature of J.R.R. Tolkien and produced
with permission of The Saul Zaentz Company d/b/a
Middle-earth Enterprises f/k/a Tolkien Enterprises,
Berkley, CA. “The Lord of the Rings,” “The Fellowship
of the Ring,” “The Two Towers,” are trademarks or
registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company
d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises.
Brigitte DeMeyer
The Forge
Brigitte DeMeyer
If there’s one thing the listener is sure
to take away from Brigitte DeMeyer’s
music it’s that life is more than a
destination, it’s a journey. From
opening for Bob Dylan, to playing
with the McCrary Sisters and Buddy
Miller, to forming lifelong musical
friendships with Brady Blade and
Will Kimborough, the journey is far
from over. With each song, each tour,
there is a soul-infused story to tell,
and Brigitte DeMeyer is here to tell it.
“Simply astonishing; moody,
soulful, embracing. What a show.”
Americana UK
The Anvil
Mnozil Brass
The World’s Leading Brass Ensemble
This septet from Vienna is probably the strangest brass ensemble ever. With
musical virtuosity mixed with their unique kind of comedy the only way to
describe Mnozil Brass is possibly to label them as the ‘Monty Python of the music
world’. With 120 performances a year worldwide, they are currently one of the
most famous music ensembles in the world with some of their Youtube videos
attracting over 1 million viewers. They really have to be seen to be believed!
TICKETS: £31
Mnozil Brass
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Ha Ha Hood
Mon 13 – Tue 14 October, 7pm
The Anvil
The Haymarket
The Anvil
Ha Ha Hood
Shakespeare
Schools Festival
Sixties Gold
and the Prince of Leaves
starring Sue Pollard, Cannon and Ball
with Ben Langley
and Andy Pickering
The funniest farce in the forest!
The Ha Ha! team are back with
arrow-splitting hilarity as they gallop in with their all-out
outrageous new comic romp.
Ten years after a messy divorce
Robin and Marian are forced back
together to fight the Sheriff once
more. Little John and Friar Tuck,
now considerably older and rougher
around the edges, join the merry
pair to try and save the citizens of
Nottingham. Not to be missed.
The Haymarket is delighted to help
mark Shakespeare’s 450th birthday
with the largest Shakespeare
Schools Festival to date. 35,000
young people will take to professional
stages across the UK – from
Southampton to Inverness, from
Londonderry to Norwich, 130
theatres will be hosting a party to remember.
The Shakespeare Schools Festival is
the UK’s largest youth drama festival
and enables over 1,000 primary,
secondary, and special schools to
stage abridged Shakespeare productions
in their local professional theatre.
Each night four schools will perform
four different Shakespeare plays.
Come and celebrate the achievements
of your local schools in a wonderful
evening of entertainment.
“It was fantastic to see the children
up there and having the chance to
showcase skills their parents may
have never seen before. Just
magical.” Luke Broughton, St. Stephen’s For lovers of Sixties music, this is the
ultimate, and probably never to be
repeated, line-up.
Record breaking Merseybeat band
Gerry and The Pacemakers were the
first act ever to top the charts with
their first three singles. Also from
Liverpool and tipped to be as big
as The Beatles, The Searchers’ first
single went to No. 1 and led to five
more Top 5 hits and a total of 128
weeks in the charts.
Controversial, ponytailed P.J. Proby,
whose trouser splitting shocked the
nation, was a Melody Maker teen
idol award winner in 1964, while
The Fortunes stormed the Top
10 with You’ve Got Your Troubles,
Here It Comes Again and Storm in a
Teacup. Finally, Brian Poole and Chip
Hawkes, on stage together bring you
the greatest hits of The Tremeloes.
TICKETS: £30.50
CE Primary School
Details of participating schools can be
obtained from the Box Office
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Wed 15 – Sat 18 October, 7.30pm
The Haymarket
Talking Scarlet presents
Double Death
by Simon Williams
starring Brian Capron (Coronation St), Andrew Paul (Where the Heart Is) and
Kim Tiddy (The Bill, Hollyoaks)
Brian Capron
Andrew Paul
In an isolated house on the cliffs of north Cornwall the sibling rivalry between
identical twins Max and Ashley Hennessy is coming to a murderous climax.
They both know one of them must die, but, trapped in his wheelchair,
Ashley knows the odds are against him and he is in mortal danger – but
does DI Fergus believe him? And can he trust Nurse Malahide, who has been
employed to protect him? Poor Lalla, the twins’ aunt, is torn between the two
boys: which of them is the victim and which is the psychopath? Perhaps they
have done it again – pulled off the final “switch”.
An all-star cast appear in this gripping, unpredictable thriller. A ticket will
entitle you to a whole seat, however you’ll only need the edge of it!
“A serpentine plot stuffed with surprises.” The Times
“Downright spooky ... identical twins involved in a deadly game of hide and seek.” The Stage
TICKETS: WED-THU £20, OVER 65s £18. FRI-SAT £22, OVER 65s £20. 2PM PERFORMANCES £17, OVER 65s £15. UNDER 16s & F/T STUDENTS £11
ANY PERFORMANCE.
Kim Tiddy
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Kate Rusby
The Anvil
The Forge
Kate Rusby
World Service
Project/Zodiak Trio
Of all the stars in folk music’s
wondrous firmament few shine as
brightly as Yorkshire’s Kate Rusby.
Inhabiting a lyric with unforced
conviction – no matter how old or
how modern – she has that rare
ability to transport her audience,
touching them emotionally and
making each tune live vividly within
their experience and imagination.
Audiences are sure to be thoroughly
entertained by Kate’s choice of
much-loved classics from her back
catalogue stretching over her two
decades of music making, together
with a selection of fresh new songs
from her latest album (release date
July 2014). As ever, she will be joined
on stage by the cream of British folk
musicians who form her band. These
virtuoso artists are sure to delight
you with their exceptional talents.
“Everybody loves and respects Kate
Rusby, not just for her lovely voice,
but for the way she has moved folk
forward while remaining true to
tradition.” Sunday Times
Zodiak Trio
Match&Fuse present two incredible
ensembles in this tantalising
double-bill; the visceral and zany
mash-up of prog, jazz and punk that
is WorldService Project, nominated
for the prestigious Burghausen
Jazz Award 2014, and the fantastic
German outfit, Zodiak Trio, who
combine an intricate ensemble
sound with blazing riffs and soaring melodies.
TICKETS: £15; OVER 65s £13, UNDER 16s & F/T STUDENTS £8
World Service Project
TICKETS: £23; UNDER 16s £16
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Maz O’Connor
The Illegal Eagles
Sat 18 October, 8pm
The Anvil
The Forge
The Anvil
The Illegal Eagles
Maz O’Connor
Dr Hook
Now established as the world’s
greatest Eagles tribute, the Illegal
Eagles continue to amaze crowds
everywhere with their extremely
tight harmonies and acute attention
to detail. Their ability to capture
the emotion of Don Henley’s vocal
deliveries have ensured that critical
and audience acclaim has been
unanimous.
Nominated for the Horizon Award in the 2013 BBC Folk Awards, Maz O’Connor is a gifted singer of
traditional and self-penned songs.
She accompanies her pure voice
with guitar, shruti box, piano and
harmonium. 2013 brought a creative
fellowship with the English Folk
Dance and Song Society, and a
summer spent as the singer for the
RSC’s production of As You Like It.
featuring Ray “Eye Patch” Sawyer
This latest production brings you all
the classics – Hotel California, Take It Easy, Lyin’ Eyes, Desperado, Life In The Fast Lane, Take It To The
Limit, and a whole lot more!
“The band were flawless in their
delivery both musically and
vocally” Daily Express
TICKETS: £22.50
After a busy year of gigging and
gathering new material, Maz’s new album, This Willowed Light has been produced by multi-awardwinning Jim Moray and will be
released in July.
Back in the country for the first time in many years and with a new album, Timeless, in the charts,
Dr Hook featuring Ray Sawyer come
to The Anvil. Hear their hits including
Sylvia’s Mother, When You’re In Love
With A Beautiful Woman, More Like
The Movies and more.
TICKETS £27.50
Tue 21 October, 7.30pm
The Haymarket
“A vocal performance that stops
you dead in your tracks” Tony Stockwell
Fatea magazine
The popular star of TV’s Street
Psychic, Psychic Private Eyes and
Psychic Academy, Tony Stockwell
demonstrates his belief that those
who have passed can communicate
with their loved ones, all delivered
with emotion, sensitivity and
empathy. He hopes that nobody can fail to come away untouched by the experience.
TICKETS: £20
Tony Stockwell is a spiritualist medium and spirit
communication is part of his own religious belief,
but he accepts differing opinions exist regarding
mediumship. Any demonstration of mediumship is an
experiment and results are not guaranteed.
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Jimmy Carr
The Bootleg Shadows
Alan Davies
Tue 21 October, 8pm
Thu 23 October, 8pm
The Anvil
The Anvil
The Haymarket
Jimmy Carr
Alan Davies
Funny Business
Little Victories
The Bootleg
Shadows
TICKETS: £26
Extra date added Tue 18 November
Much lauded as resident
dunderhead on QI or the charming
but reticent crime solver Jonathan
Creek, Davies’ virtuosic story-telling
and whip-smart funny bones
combine to make this a show not to
be missed.
TICKETS: £26
For anyone who loves the sounds
of the 60s, and enjoys a few laughs
along the way, The Bootleg Shadows
perform a tribute concert that
encompasses The Shadows’ amazing
career from 1960 until the early 80s.
Relive such fantastic hits as Apache,
Foot Tapper, FBI, Man of Mystery,
Atlantis, Wonderful Land, Kon Tiki,
Don’t Cry For Me Argentina, and many more.
TICKETS: £19; OVER 65s, UNDER 16s & F/T STUDENTS £17.50
The Haymarket
Dylan Thomas: Return Journey
Over 80,000 people around the world have enjoyed this production which has included sell-out seasons in London, off Broadway, Edinburgh and Sydney Opera House. Heralded by critics worldwide as a “lyrical tour-deforce” it showcases Bob Kingdom’s electrifying performance as Dylan
Thomas en route to the White Horse Tavern in Anthony Hopkins’ celebrated
directorial debut.
Don’t miss the farewell tour of this legendary hit production, especially re-conceived as one of the flagship performances for the 100th anniversary
celebrations of Dylan Thomas.
“I could have listened to his spell-binding word wizardry for hours” The Times
“Kingdom is rightly regarded as a master of this one-hander genre and
the 70 minutes flies by as he draws his audience in and leaves us
spellbound. Bravo!” Daily Mirror
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The Masters of the House
John Mayall
Image credit: Francois Sechet
Francois-Xavier Roth
The Anvil
The Haymarket
The Anvil
Orchestra of
the Age of
Enlightenment
John Mayall
Berlioz Overture: Beatrice and Benedict
Onslow Symphony no. 1 (1831)
Beethoven Symphony no. 3 (Eroica)
Francois-Xavier Roth
Berlioz’ opera Beatrice and Benedict is based on Shakespeare’s Much Ado about Nothing, and its
genial overture captures the teasing
and light-hearted spirit of the play.
Known during his lifetime as ‘the
French Beethoven’, George Onslow
was one of the most important
composers in France in the early
nineteenth century. His first
symphony is an attractive piece
which deserves to be heard more
often. The Eroica symphony
expanded both symphonic form and musical language in one
astounding blow.
Don’t miss this musical feast
featuring former stars from Les
Misérables, Phantom of the Opera, The Producers and other hit West End
musicals, performing in concert. The
show is constantly being updated
with songs carefully selected from
over eight decades of popular
musical theatre, including favourites
such as Suddenly Seymour (Little Shop
of Horrors), Oh What A Circus (Evita),
Defying Gravity (Wicked), culminating
in their tribute to probably the most popular musical of all time, Les Misérables.
TICKETS: £18.50
80th Anniversary Tour
with special guests King King
Blues legend John Mayall returns for
his 80th anniversary tour with special
guests King King in this explosive
blues bill. Sporting the formidable title
Godfather of British Blues and an OBE,
John Mayall is regarded by many as
British blues’ most influential artist.
Crowned Best Blues Band for two
years running at the British Blues
Awards, King King boasts a string of awards including number 3 in the
top 20 albums worldwide of 2013 by Blues Rock Review.
With one of history’s meteoric
blues artists and today’s innovative
pacesetter – these two juggernauts of
the blues world are not to be missed.
TICKETS: £30.50
The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment
is Anvil Arts Orchestra in Association
With support from the Palazzetto Bru Zane
and Institut Français
TICKETS: £39, £35, £28, £21, £13;
Also available on subscription – please
contact the box office for details
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10CC
Songbird
The Royal Air Force in Concert
The Anvil
The Haymarket
The Anvil
10cc
Songbird
Among the most inventive and
influential bands in the history of
popular music, 10cc are one of the
very few acts to have achieved
commercial, critical and creative
success in equal measure. With
eleven top 10 hits including Rubber
Bullets, I’m Not in Love and Dreadlock
Holiday, it’s no surprise they have
sold 15 million albums in the UK
alone.
The Music of Eva Cassidy
The Royal Air Force
in Concert
TICKETS: £30.50
A fantastic concert performance
which tells the story of one the
greatest singers of the 1980s and
1990s. The show stars Sarah-Jane
Buckley, one of the world’s leading
Eva Cassidy interpreters and of
whom the press said “her voice is
almost an exact copy of the original,
Sarah plays Eva to perfection.”
Supported by a live band on stage
and fantastic video footage, this a
phenomenal performance.
TICKETS: £21
Compere: BBC Radio 2’s Alan Dedicoat
Join the Bands of the Royal Air Force
as we celebrate the 50th anniversary
of one of the UK’s greatest national
icons – the Red Arrows. Expect a
programme of music spanning the
past five decades to match the colour,
flamboyance and entertainment
provided by Those Magnificent Men
in Their Flying Machines. From the
Beatles to Bolero, Queen to Lloyd
Webber, big band to Puccini, there’s
something for everyone to enjoy at
the Royal Air Force in Concert.
TICKETS: £24, £21, £18
The Forge
Lizanne Knott
Lizanne Knott
Hey Harley with Bill Reveles
Lizanne Knott has been captivating
audiences on both sides of the
Atlantic with her album Standing in
the English Rain. This latest project
sees her team up with awardwinning musician Bill Reveles for an
exciting duo performance.
“Absolutely gorgeous music. We’ve rarely had as big a reaction
to any artist in recent years that
we’ve had for Lizanne Knott.” Bob Harris, BBC Radio 2
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Bill Reveles
Bond and Beyond
The Anvil
Bond and Beyond
Louise Dearman guest singer
Tim Howar guest singer
John Rigby conductor
London Concert Orchestra
Join us for a concert celebrating the
UK’s most famous secret service agent,
with all the music and songs from over
50 years including Goldfinger,
Diamonds are Forever, Live and Let Die,
The Spy who Loved Me, Skyfall, plus a
tribute to other spies and detectives
from around the world including The
Pink Panther, Hawaii Five-O, The Saint
and The Avengers.
TICKETS: £37.50, £30.50
Fri 31 October – Sat 1 November, 7.30pm
Sat 1 November, 2pm
The Haymarket
Three Men in a Boat
by Jerome K Jerome
adapted and directed by Craig Gilbert
Produced by The Original Theatre Company and The Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds
The Forge
Luke Daniels
What’s Here What’s Gone
featuring Songs of The Scottish Enlightenment
Contemporary folk songs and
instrumental music exploring the
nature of society, inspired by the
Scottish Enlightenment and modern
day progressives. Singer and multiinstrumentalist Luke Daniels is a
hugely talented performer with
plenty to say about love, hope and
everything in between.
Designed by Victoria Spearing
Lighting by Alan Valentine
“The whole audience, which ranged from 8 to 80, were in stitches”
WhatsOnStage ★★★★
Returning to The Haymarket after great success in 2012, Craig Gilbert’s
ingenious, acclaimed adaptation of Jerome K Jerome’s classic tale of
boating misadventure returns to the UK stage this autumn armed with
more singing, wilder adventures and sporting even brighter blazers.
Originally intended as a guide to boating on the Thames, Jerome’s
ripping yarn of youthful friendship, mischief and folly celebrates the
very essence of Britishness inspiring many of our comic legends from
Morecambe and Wise to Monty Python.
Original Theatre Company take this classic tale of British misadventure
and folly by the scruff of the neck. Equipped with a working pub, live
piano accompaniment, some ale, a dog and a feast of physical comedy,
they give you a night out to remember.
“More laughs than you can shake an oar at” The Argus
TICKETS: £18; OVER 65s £16, UNDER 16s & F/T STUDENTS £11
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Omid Djalili
Fri 31 October, 8pm
Sat 1 November, 7.30pm
The Anvil
The Anvil
Omid Djalili
Grimethorpe
Colliery Band
Iranalamadingdong
He’s back on tour with a new show,
following a sell-out four week West-End residency and a sold-out
season at the Edinburgh Festival.
A firm favourite with his legendary
performances, Omid’s stand-up
awards include a Time Out Award
and EMMA Award for Best Stand Up and nominated for the South
Bank Award.
“To carve yourself out a career as
the thinking person’s Iranian
comedian in this political climate
takes a fine brain and a masterful
way with the audience. There is no
question that Omid Djalili
possesses both” Sunday Times
TICKETS: £24
Grimethorpe Colliery Band
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The real stars of the hit movie
Brassed Off, the Grimethorpe Colliery
Band are in constant demand
throughout the world for concert
appearances. Having won almost
every brass band accolade, these
musicians have an international
reputation with numerous television
appearances and recordings to their
credit. Enjoy the fabulous sound
of this world famous brass band,
performing your favourite classics
with passion and style.
“A thoroughly entertaining
show and a must for all music
enthusiasts!” The Guardian
TICKETS: £22.50, £20.50
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Tue 4 November, 7.45pm
Wed 12 November, 7.45pm
The Anvil
The Anvil
Music Theatre Wales
Philip Glass
Ensemble
The Trial
An opera by Philip Glass
Adaptation by Christopher Hampton
Based on the novel by Franz Kafka
The meeting of two extraordinary
minds – Philip Glass and Franz Kafka.
Both are masters of their craft. Each has his own instantly
recognisable style. Together, they are the perfect match.
Kafka’s nightmarish tale of a man
arrested and prosecuted for an
unknown crime by a relentless and
inaccessible authority has lost none
of its chilling potency down the
years. Now, Philip Glass brings his
signature music and dramatic force
to this literary classic. Working with
Christopher Hampton as librettist,
this new opera faithfully follows
Kafka’s story, relishing the author’s
notorious paranoia and bizarre sense
of humour.
TICKETS: £23; OVER 65s & F/T STUDENTS £20, UNDER 16s £10
The Trial
Philip Glass
Fri 21 November, 7.30pm
The Forge
Brodowski Quartet
Haydn String Quartet Op. 54 no. 2
Philip Glass String Quartet no. 5
Dvořák String Quartet in F (American)
Haydn’s works represent the peak of classical string quartet writing,
and this C major quartet is one of his very best. It’s followed by
arguably Philip Glass’ best string
quartet, no. 5, which will make a
fascinating contrast to the other
Philip Glass works performed at The Anvil this month. The concert
ends with Dvorak’s magnificent
American Quartet, written at the
same time as the New World
symphony.
PGE Retro
Music composed by Philip Glass
Performed by Philip Glass and the
Music Director Michael Riesman
CIVIL warS – Cologne section (1984)
Selections from Music in 12 Parts
(1971-74)
The Grid from Koyaanisqatsi (1982)
Floe, Façades, Rubric from Glassworks (1983)
Music in Similar Motion (1969)
Act III The Photographer (1983)
Philip Glass Ensemble presents its
Retrospective programme – a kind
of partial ‘Greatest Hits’ that revisits
some of Philip Glass’ most important
and popular works.
They include the Cologne Section
from CIVIL warS (1984), created for
an unrealised Robert Wilson project
for the Los Angeles Olympic Games;
excerpts from the seminal Music In
12 Parts, which resonate alongside
key works from the 1980s including
the last act of his chamber opera The Photographer, and music written
for Godfrey Reggio’s cult film
Koyaanisqatsi. Music in Similar
Motion, dizzying and determined,
takes the story back to 1969.
With the ensemble fresh from
performing around the world in the revival of the opera Einstein On The Beach, this is a fabulous,
unrepeatable opportunity to see one of the true masters of
contemporary music. There are only four dates in the country, so don’t miss this chance!
The Philip Glass Ensemble includes
Lisa Bielawa, David Crowell, Dan Bora, Philip Glass, Jon Gibson,
Ryan Kelly, Michael Riesman, Mick Rossi, Andrew Sterman.
ilip Glass
The Brodowski Quartet are Anvil Arts
Associate Artists
TICKETS: £32; UNDER 16s & F/T STUDENTS £10
Production Management Pomegranate Arts, Inc.
Linda Brumbach, Producer
TICKETS: £16
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Jethro
Zoe Muth
Thu 6 November, 7.45pm
The Anvil
The Forge
The Anvil
Jethro
Zoe Muth and the
Lost High Rollers
Vampires Rock
“With a haunting voice that treads
soul and country and can only be
described as a cosmic Americana,
Zoe Muth delivers songs that sound
like vintage country classics.”
Celebrating its eleventh year and the final chapter, Vampires Rock can only be described as one of the
best touring production shows ever.
Along with Steve Steinman, a full
cast of superb singers, dancers and
formidable band blast their way
through some of the greatest ever
rock anthems including We Will Rock
You, Bat Out of Hell, Highway to Hell,
Since You’ve Been Gone, Sweet Child
Of Mine, Total Eclipse of the Heart,
Devil Gate Drive, I Love Rock n Roll,
Poison and many more.
The Legend at Large
Cornish comedy legend Jethro is
back, as large as life, with his very
own brand of irresistible West
Country tales for a fun-filled night of
adult comedy. Jethro promises more
tear-jerking, farcical stories featuring
his old mates Denzil and Slip Along
Trevaskis, as well as hilarious tales
from his extensive repertoire and his
successful career in TV and theatre.
Cornwall’s best-loved comic takes a
very alternative look at life – in only
the way he can!
Twangville
TICKETS: £20.50
The Final Countdown
TICKETS: £24
November
Thu 6 November, 8pm
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The Forge
John Renbourn and Wizz Jones
Two of the greatest folk artists of our time on one stage! Luminary
acoustic guitarist and songwriter John Renbourn, teams up with Wizz Jones (cited by Eric Clapton as an important early influence), to
present an evening of classic acoustic folk and blues. John and Wizz
will be performing both their own solo material as well as playing in
duo format. The combination of these rather special gentlemen will
give you an evening of magical music and humorous tales blending
guitar and song.
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The Anvil
St Petersburg
Philharmonic
Orchestra
Liadov Kikimora
Prokofiev Violin Concerto no. 1
Tchaikovsky Symphony no. 6
(Pathétique)
Leticia Moreno violin
Yuri Temirkanov
Fri 7 – Sun 9 November, 11am & 1.30pm
Sat 8, 4pm
The Haymarket
Little Angel Theatre presents
We’re Going on a Bear Hunt
We’re going on a bear hunt.
We’re going to catch a big one.
What a beautiful day!
We’re not scared.
A family go on an expedition of a lifetime – running down the
grassy bank, wading through the cold river, squelching over the
oozy mud, stumbling into the dark forest, then peering into a
cave… what will they find?
Liadov’s colourful miniatures are like musical Fabergé eggs. His talents
are shown to the full in the ‘fantastic
scherzo’ Kikimora, which vividly
depicts a malevolent character from
Russian folklore. Prokofiev’s magical
violin concerto opens dreamily and
continues with an acrobatic scherzo
movement. The finale presents its
theme in various guises before the
music evaporates in a haze of trills.
Tchaikovsky’s Sixth Symphony has
probably been written about more
than the other five combined, but
whatever its significance to the
composer, its overwhelming emotional
impact is not in doubt. This orchestra
gave the piece its premiere, conducted
by the composer nine days before his
death, and it retains a special place in
its repertoire.
Little Angel Theatre brings Michael Rosen’s thrilling and funny
adventure to life in this entrancing puppetry production directed
by Peter Glanville and with music and lyrics by renowned singersongwriter Barb Jungr.
TICKETS: £39, £35, £28, £21, £13;
“A must see family show” The Stage
“The production values are superb…you couldn’t wish for a
sweeter introduction to theatre.” Time Out ****
Also available on subscription – please contact
the box office for details
TICKETS: £12
Suitable for everyone over the age of 2
Running time approx 45 minutes
A Little Angel Theatre production, based on the book by Michael Rosen / Adapted by Barb Jungr &
Peter Glanville / Music and Lyrics by Barb Jungr / Directed by Peter Glanville / Puppet Design by
Lyndie Wright / Set Design by Simon Plumridge
Illustration © 1989 Helen Oxenbury. From We’re Going on a Bear Hunt by Michael Rosen and
illustrated by Helen Oxenbury. Reproduced by permission of Walker Books Ltd, London SE11 5HJ.
www.walker.co.uk
Image credit: Nancy Horowitz
www.jointhebearhunt.com
Leticia Moreno
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Sat 8 November, 2pm
Basingstoke Discovery Centre
I Believe in
Unicorns
by Michael Morpurgo
Olivier Award-nominated
Wizard Presents brings bestselling children’s author Michael
Morpurgo’s treasured story to life.
This intimate show is set in a library
full of books that hold more than
stories within their pages.
I Believe in Unicorns sparks
imagination in both young and old,
and challenges you not to believe
in unicorns after joining Tomas’s
spellbinding journey.
TICKETS: £7
Suitable for ages 5 – 11
The Anvil
Dancing in the
Streets
After wowing audiences all over
the UK and spending three years in
London’s West End, Dancing in the
Streets is back with a spectacular
Motown celebration of some of the
most influential and enduring songs
of the 20th century.
Experience the energy, emotion and
electricity of Motown in Ivor Novello
Award-winning director Keith
Strachan’s production that includes
the likes of I Heard It Through The
Grapevine, Baby Love, My Girl,
Dancing in the Streets, Shop Around,
Please Mr Postman, Reach Out I’ll Be
There, Stop! In the Name of Love and
Tracks of My Tears.
The full supporting company of
singers, dancers and the ‘Dancing in
the Streets Band’ will certainly have
you dancing in the aisles!
TICKETS: £27.50; OVER 65s, UNDER 16s & F/T STUDENTS £2 OFF
Winter Mountain
Sat 8 November, 8pm
Sun 9 November, 7pm
The Forge
The Anvil
Winter Mountain
Basingstoke
Symphony
Orchestra
Winter Mountain blend melodic folk
songs, heartfelt lyrics and two voices
in a sound reminiscent of a time
before digital recording when the
emphasis fell on the importance of
live performance, the power of
harmony and the essence of the
song. The duo share song-writing
duties, their individual styles, like
their voices juxtaposing yet
beautifully complimenting the other.
“Winter Mountain make ‘em like
they used to, and three cheers for that.” Maverick
Ticket prices include £1 booking fee with the Basingstoke Symphony Chorus
Remembrance Concert
Programme includes:
Coates Dam Busters’ March
Goodwin 633 Squadron
Walton Spitfire Prelude & Fugue
Scotchmer 4th Movt. of Symphony No 1 (Life’s Destiny) – world première Mozart Extracts from the Requiem Stephen Scotchmer conductor
Lucy Scotchmer cello
Sorelle Marsh West End singer
Margarete Nuesslein soprano
Basingstoke’s own symphony
orchestra marks this First World War
Centenary Remembrance Sunday with a varied selection of music and
readings to pay tribute to those who
fought and gave their lives not only in the Great War of 1914 –18 but in all conflicts. The programme includes
stirring works such as Eric Coates’
Dam Busters March, Ron Goodwin’s
633 Squadron and Walton’s Spitfire
Prelude & Fugue. Extracts from Mozart’s Requiem sees the debut of Basingstoke Symphony Chorus, a chamber choir formed especially for this event.
TICKETS: £21, £16, £12; OVER 65s £2 OFF; UNDER 16s & F/T STUDENTS £11, £8.50, £6.50
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Philip Glass
The Anvil
PGE Retro
See page 23 for details.
TICKETS:£32; UNDER 16s & F/T STUDENTS £10
Joan Armatrading
Wed 12 – Sat 15 November, 7.30pm
The Haymarket
Talking Scarlet presents
Shady Business
by Robin Hawdon
The Anvil
starring Zoe Lister (Hollyoaks) and Scott Wright (Coronation Street)
Joan Armatrading
The action doesn’t slow down from beginning to end in this madcap
comedy by the author of Don’t Dress for Dinner and Perfect Wedding.
“I will never retire but this will be the last major tour that I will
undertake. For the first time these concerts will be me solo on
stage playing the guitar, piano and singing.”
Mandy and Tania are sexy but struggling nightclub dancers living in
the heart of London’s Soho, and they face a crisis. Will possessive club
owner Big Mack find out about Mandy’s affair with Gerry and set his
sidekicks on them? Will he discover that he is owed money stolen from
the day’s take? Will Gerry be discovered hiding in Mandy’s bathroom?
Will Terry be caught delivering dinner? Will anyone figure out what is
going on, and will they all survive until the curtain comes down?
“Highly entertaining and very funny” The Stage
TICKETS: WED-THU £20, OVER 65s £18. FRI-SAT £22, OVER 65s £20. 2PM
PERFORMANCES £17, OVER 65s £15. UNDER 16s & F/T STUDENTS £11
ANY PERFORMANCE.
As with every concert from this
unique performer, you are guaranteed
a fantastic mix of magical old favorites
plus more recent compositions to
fall in love with. Joan is as happy to play Love and Affection, Willow, Drop The Pilot and Me, Myself, I, as the audience is to hear them.
TICKETS: £30.50
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Gentle Men
An Evening of Burlesque
Sat 15 November, 8pm
The Anvil
The Anvil
The Forge
Marty Wilde’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Party
An Evening of
Burlesque
Gentle Men
featuring Eden Kane and John Leyton
Come and enjoy Britain’s biggest
burlesque extravaganza, direct from
London’s West End – we dare you!
Unveiling a fresh cast of burlesque
all-stars for 2014, join a riotous romp
into the bizarre world of burlesque
and cutting-edge variety. It’s the
slickest, wickedly wittiest, most
delightfully choreographed cabaret
extravaganza of the year. Dress up
and come to the cabaret.
with The Wildcats
Original ‘dreamboats’, Marty Wilde,
Eden Kane and, John Leyton with
the Wildcats join forces.
The late fifties and early sixties were
without doubt some of the most
exciting and important years in the
history of music. With the arrival of
rock ‘n’ roll, a whole new pop culture
was born. Performing their own
hits and collaborating live on stage,
teen idols of their day, Marty, John
and Eden show us how rock n’ roll
shaped the style of music that we
listened to then and still do today.
TICKETS: £26
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“Sprinkled like the glitter from their
costumes. . . Las Vegas glamour to
1940s Hollywood showgirls with
comedy, magic, fire dancing and
music” STV, Edinburgh
TICKETS: £25; OVER 65s, F/T
STUDENTS £24
performed by Roy Bailey and Robb Johnson
This abridged version of Robb
Johnson’s highly acclaimed
suite Gentle Men focuses on his
grandfathers’ experience of the
war. The songs present the effect of
history on two of its statistics, two
ordinary soldiers, two gentle men,
who survived the war but were
forever in its shadow. This shorter
version places real individuals, our
everyday lives, at the centre of the
narrative and our understanding of
history’s great events.
“In all the artistic commemoration
of the First World War, I wager
nothing will show more humanity
or understanding than Gentle Men”
BBC Radio 2
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Jimmy Carr
Al Murray
Crazy for Gershwin
Sun 16 November, 3pm
Tue 18 November, 8pm
The Anvil
The Anvil
The Anvil
Crazy for Gershwin
Jimmy Carr
Al Murray
Enjoy Broadway glamour and toetapping tunes in an all-Gershwin
extravaganza including excerpts
from Porgy and Bess, Rhapsody in
Blue, But Not For Me , Someone to
Watch Over Me, I Got Rhythm, Shall
We Dance, Fascinatin’ Rhythm and
more.
Funny Business
One Man, One Guvnor
With special guest singers Meeta Raval and Rodney Earl Clarke
Jonathan Scott pianist
Richard Balcombe conductor
plus a glamorous ballroom duo and
two sensational tap dancers.
TICKETS: £37.50, £30.50
TICKETS: £26
Tue 18 November, 8.15pm
The Forge
Emily Portman Trio
Emily Portman is the 2013 holder
of the BBC Radio Two Folk Award
for Best Original Song; an accolade
which reflects her power to lure
listeners into a complex, dark and
brooding realm. Her ethereal voice
and the trio’s enchanting harmonies
belie a world of cruel deeds and
sordid city landscapes, part inspired
by traditional balladry and part by
rich literary sources, from the myth
of Leda and the Swan to the magical
realism of Angela Carter.
Twenty years ago Britain’s favourite
publican Al Murray, The Pub Landlord,
embarked on his one man mission
as the King Cnut of Common Sense,
holding back a tide of bottled
beer and ninny state nonsense. To
celebrate this milestone join him on
his new tour with his brand new show
One Man, One Guvnor. Twenty years
at the lager top, come and see him at
The Anvil.
“Murray’s interaction with the crowd
remains one of the wonders of the
comedy world” The Times
TICKETS: £26.50
Image credit: Elly Lucas
Ticket prices include £1 booking fee Emily Portman Trio
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Brit Floyd
Thu 20 – Sat 29 November
Thu 20 – Sat 22, Wed 26 – Sat 29,
7:15 pm
Sat 22, Sun 23 and Sat 29, 2:15 pm
The Haymarket
Basingstoke Amateur Theatrical Society
The Wizard of Oz
Click your heels, make a wish and
follow the Yellow Brick Road to The
Haymarket for this evergreen family
musical. When a twister transports
Dorothy and her dog Toto to a
magical land over the rainbow, she teams up with the Scarecrow, Tin Man and Cowardly Lion to fight
the Wicked Witch of the West and
find the Wonderful Wizard of Oz.
Martin Harley
Thu 20 November, 8pm
The Anvil
The Forge
Brit Floyd
Martin Harley
Discovery World Tour
A lifelong devotee of acoustic guitar
music, especially the ageless blues/
roots sounds, Martin has travelled
the globe absorbing a plethora of
diverse influences and honing his
craft into the classic song-writing
style he possesses today. Renowned
for his prowess as a slide guitarist, he
is almost unique in the UK in playing
lap slide. In other areas and styles,
however, he has proved himself a
master guitarist and a consistently
astounding songwriter.
A spectacular new live production
featuring music from all fourteen
Pink Floyd albums, plus a dazzling
new light and laser show.
TICKETS: £40.50, £35.50
“Harley is a class act. Massively
accomplished stuff.” Classic Rock
Celebrating the 75th anniversary of
the classic MGM film starring Judy
Garland, BATS promises a lavish
production with stunning costumes,
magical stage effects and all the
original songs including We’re Off
to see the Wizard, Follow The Yellow
Brick Road, Ding Dong! The Witch is
Dead and of course, Somewhere Over the Rainbow.
Ruby slippers optional!
TICKETS: £20; OVER 65s & FULL-TIME STUDENTS £19; UNDER 16s £13
Family ticket and group booking discount available
Brodowski Quartet
The Forge
Brodowski Quartet
See page 23 for details.
TICKETS: £16;
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Sun 23 November, 3pm
The Anvil
The Anvil
The Anvil
5-4-3-2-1
It’s The Manfreds
in concert
Elijah
Last Night of the
Autumn Proms
Maximum Rhythm ‘n’ Blues
The Manfreds boast some of the
finest quality talent ever assembled
on stage. Since Manfred Mann
formed in 1962, they have firmly
secured their place in the history
books of British popular and R&B
music. After the successful reunion
in 1991, The Manfreds have toured
extensively and received standing
ovations nationwide. Now they are
back in Basingstoke to inject all
of the enthusiasm back into their
timeless anthems including Do Wah
Diddy Diddy, 5-4-3-2-1, Mighty Quin,
Pretty Flamingo and many more.
TICKETS: £26.50
by Mendelssohn
Basingstoke Choral Society
New London Sinfonia
David Gibson conductor
Basingstoke Choral Society will be celebrating St. Cecilia’s Day by
performing Mendelssohn’s Elijah,
which must rank as one of the best
loved of all choral works. Composed in
the spirit of his Baroque predecessors,
the beauty of this work is its lyricism
and orchestral style. It was commissioned
for the Birmingham Festival, where it
was premièred in 1846, in front of an
audience of two thousand. The
melodrama of the text, the beauty of
the arias and the magnificence of the
stirring choruses make this an evening
not to be missed.
TICKETS: £26, £20, £15, £11; UNDER 16s & F/T STUDENTS £6
Uplifting classics crowned with a
jubilant Proms finale, including:
Rossini O
verture: The Barber of Seville
Sousa Liberty Bell March
Tchaikovsky Sleeping Beauty Waltz
Barber Adagio for Strings
Verdi Brindisi
Land of Hope and Glory, Rule,
Britannia!, Nessun Dorma and Jerusalem
Ilona Domnich soprano
Mario Sofroniou tenor
Hilary Davan Wetton conductor
TICKETS: £37.50, £33.50, £25.50,
£20.50; UNDER 16s £2 OFF
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Kirill Karabits
Show of Hands
Image credit: Sasha Gusov
Sunwook Kim
The Anvil
The Anvil
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra
Show of Hands
Mahler Blumine
Beethoven Triple Concerto
Shostakovich Symphony no. 5
with Miranda Sykes
Sunwook Kim piano
Amyn Merchant violin
Jesper Svedberg cello
Kirill Karabits conductor
Blumine was originally part of Mahler’s First Symphony, but after the first few
performances, the composer decided not to use it. It remains a charming and
romantic piece, reprenting a lovers’ serenade. Beethoven’s Triple Concerto is
gradually becoming more familiar after decades of neglect. The polonaiseinfluenced finale is a delight from start to finish. Arguments continue to rage
over the true meaning of Shostakovich’s most performed and recorded
symphony, but it remains a work of extraordinary emotional and musical
tension, poised on a knife edge between survival and disaster.
TICKETS: £39, £35, £28, £21, £13; UNDER 16s & F/T STUDENTS £10
Also available on subscription – please contact the box office for details
If you haven’t heard of Show of
Hands by now, where have you
been?
Celebrating a remarkable 22 year
partnership, Knightley and Beer
have sold out the Royal Albert Hall
four times and are triple winners at
the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards (Best
Duo, Best Original Song, Best Live
Act). Joined by Miranda Sykes on
double bass they have become one
of the acoustic roots scene’s major
players, widely recognised for their
resonating original songs, stunning
musicianship and remarkable
audience rapport.
Now they bring their genre-defying
brand of music and instrumental
virtuosity to The Anvil for the one
chance to see the band locally in
2014. As an added bonus, Steve,
Phil and Miranda will be their own
support act with a hard-hitting
opening set before showcasing their
myriad individual talents in solo,
duo and trio combinations after the
interval.
TICKETS: £22; UNDER 16s £14
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Paul Hollywood
Classics by Candlelight
Sun 30 November, 2.30pm & 8pm
Wed 3 December, 7.45pm
Tue 16 December, 7.30pm
The Anvil
The Anvil
The Haymarket
Paul Hollywood
Classics by
Candlelight
Let There Be
Christmas
A selection of the finest classics
performed in an evocative candle-lit
style setting
featuring The Rubettes lead vocalist
Alan Williams as Santa.
Get Your Bake On
Get Your Bake On will see Great
British Bake Off star Paul Hollywood
demonstrate recipes, reveal some
of the secrets of being a TV chef
and take the audience on a journey
through his life in baking. The
show will culminate with four
lucky randomly chosen audience
members coming on stage to bake
with Paul.
TICKETS: £29.50
Programme includes:
Mozart Eine kleine Nachtmusik
Bach C
oncerto for Two Violins in D Minor
Handel Let the Bright Seraphim
Purcell Trumpet Suite
Handel Arrival of the Queen of Sheba
Charpentier Opening of the Te Deum
Mozart Festival Orchestra in full 18th century costume
David Juritz conductor / violin
Natasha Jouhl soprano
Crispian Steele-Perkins trumpet
TICKETS: £33.50, £29.50, £25.50,
£20.50; UNDER 16S £2 OFF
Yuletide fun for the young of all ages
– all your favourite Xmas hits and
more, Santa style.
Put away your inhibitions and
don your Christmas glad rags as
a fun night awaits. Santa and his
Christmas Crackers are definitely
coming to town. Sing and dance to
your favourite Christmas hits with
surprises that are guaranteed to put
a smile on your face. Santa and his
Christmas Crackers are a group of
top musicians and vocalists led by
Alan Williams, lead singer of 70’s
stars The Rubettes.
Be prepared to party!
TICKETS: £18.50
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Wed 3 – Sun 14 December
The Haymarket
The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus
Based on the book by L Frank Baum, author of The Wizard of Oz, this exciting
story follows the early life of Santa Claus from being abandoned in the forest
and adopted by the wood-nymphs, through to making and delivering the
very first toys. Meet the original reindeer Glossie and Flossie as well as the
chilly rogue Jack Frost and find out the answer to lots of Christmas questions!
Why do we hang stockings? When was the first Christmas tree? And why on
earth does Santa climb down the chimney?
With original music and lots of audience participation this is a wonderful
seasonal show from Artsdepot and Big Wooden Horse, the creators of the hit
shows Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! and The Night Before Christmas.
TICKETS: £11
Group and schools booking discount available
Performance times vary – please see diary for details
Running time: 50 mins, no interval
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Rat Pack Live Christmas Party
Carols and Capers
Wed 17 – Sat 20 December, 7.30pm
Sun 21 December, 7.30pm
The Haymarket
The Haymarket
Rat Pack Live
Christmas Party
Carols and Capers
During their 50s and 60s heyday
they were the definition of cool. The Rat Pack combined big band
swing with charisma, panache and
swagger. The show’s Dean played
Dino in the West End, Sammy starred
at the New York’s Rainbow Rooms
and the show’s Frank gained rave
reviews in the West End. Prepare to
experience the coolest show in town.
A celebratory show of Christmas music on renaissance and modern
instruments. Maddy and the Carnival Band put their inimitable stamp on
familiar and not-so-familiar festive fare with a refreshing cavalier attitude and
plenty of humour.
“Maddy Prior is in enchanting form. The Carnival Band is an accomplished
bunch whose engaging use of classical, folk and other influences defies
shorthand definition.” Sunday Telegraph
TICKETS £20.50
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Basingstoke Youth Theatre
Central Studio, Anvil Arts and Proteus Theatre Company are working together to
transform theatre for young people in Basingstoke. With opportunities to perform on at
least two stages in the town including The Haymarket and Central Studio, you will work
with professional artists in the performing arts industry. This is an opportunity like no
other to make a lasting impact on all young people who choose to be involved. If you are
aged between 14 and 21, and are interested in performing on the stage, you are eligible to
join this inclusive group. Weekly rehearsals run by Proteus Theatre Company professionals
will take place at Central Studio on the campus of Queen Mary’s College. Performances
take place in February and July and include a mix of plays and musical theatre.
If you are aged between 8 and 13, don’t feel you are missing out as you can join the
Central Studio and Proteus Young People’s Theatre who will also put on two shows a
year in Central Studio, with automatic graduation into the Basingstoke Youth Theatre.
Ideal for complete beginners and budding Oscar winners alike.
If you are not interested in acting, but have a passion for Technical Theatre, then you can
join the Young Technicians if you are aged 16 – 21, learning all the crafts to put on a show!
£65 PER PRODUCTION
For more information and to obtain an application form, please contact Proteus on 01256 354541 or e-mail admin@proteustheatre.com. Spaces are limited and will be offered on a first come, first served basis. You can find further updates on www.proteustheatre.com
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Keith Chegwin
Katy Ashworth
Thu 11 December – Sun 4 January
The Anvil
Cinderella
Jamie Morris
Starring Keith Chegwin and Katy Ashworth (CBeebies)
A magical pantomime for all the family to enjoy.
Poor Cinderella works hard day and night while her spiteful ugly
sisters do nothing. But when she meets her Fairy Godmother, her life starts to change in all sorts of wonderful ways...
With singing, dancing, fun and laughter for everyone, make your
dreams come true at The Anvil this Christmas!
Performance times vary – please see diary for details
Group and schools booking discount available
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Tarot Joseph
Wed 17 Dec 6pm: Signed performance
Fri 2 Jan 2pm: Relaxed performance
For patrons with a range of disabilities and those on the autistic spectrum.
Please contact the box office for details
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Directions
* The Forge is located within The Anvil. Roads shown in grey are pedestrianised
The Anvil
Churchill Way
Basingstoke
Hampshire
RG21 7QR
To The Anvil
By car: From the ring road or junction 6 of the M3, follow signs for Basingstoke town centre and then brown signs for The Anvil. These direct you to the car park next to the building. Coach drop off points are in Churchill Way.
By train: Basingstoke station is just a short walk away. Journey time for London Waterloo 45-60 mins; Southampton Central 30-35 mins.
By bike: Cycle parking is available at the front of The Anvil, underneath the
car park ramp to the right of the main doors.
The Haymarket
Wote Street
Basingstoke
Hampshire
RG21 7NW
To The Haymarket
By car: From the ring road or junction 6 of the M3, follow signs for Basingstoke
town centre and then brown signs for The Haymarket. Parking is available in
several surface car parks or in Festival Place shopping centre. Coach drop off point in Red Lion Lane.
By train: Basingstoke station is 10 mins walk away, through Festival Place shopping centre.
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Seating plans
The Anvil
The Forge
The Haymarket
Please note: Not all seats may be available at all performances
Red: Stalls rows A to T
Green: Circle rows A to N
Blue: Side Circle rows CA to CD and DA to DD
Orange: Choir seats rows A to E
Red: rows A to G
Please note
There is level access to row A
For detailed seating plans please go to www.anvilarts.org.uk
Please note
There is level access to Stalls row H and,
via a lift, Circle row C and most of rows
CB, CC, DB and DC (all Side Circle). Red: Stalls rows C to M
Green: Stalls rows N to S
Blue: Circle rows A to D,
plus CC and DD
Please note
There is level access to Circle row D via a lift
Booking details
Box Office: At The Anvil and The Haymarket main entrances. The Anvil Box Office is
open Mon-Sat from 10am
(excluding Bank Holidays)
Open one hour before Sunday
performances.
Summer opening hours may vary –
please check the website.
The Haymarket Box Office is
open Sat 10am-2pm and one hour
before performances.
Phone lines are open until 6pm Monday to Saturday, later on
performance evenings. Please note
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A queuing system is in operation.
Booking Fee
Telephone: 01256 844244
All ticket prices include a booking fee.
The Anvil Trust is an independent
educational charity. Without the booking fee, we would not be able to offer the
current level and variety of programme at
The Anvil and The Haymarket, or our extensive
work with schools and young people.
Fax: 01256 366900
Email: box.office@anvilarts.org.uk
Website: www.anvilarts.org.uk
Post: Box Office, Anvil Arts, Churchill Way, Basingstoke,
Hampshire RG21 7QR
Reserved tickets are held for 3 days or
until an hour before the performance,
whichever is sooner. After this time,
unpaid reservations will be released.
Sold out performances: Please contact
the Box Office to join the waiting list.
Group Booking
For information on group booking rates and availability, please email group.booking@anvilarts.org.uk or call the Group Booking Line on 01256 366935
(answer service when not staffed).
Box Office 01256 844244
You can pay by:
Mastercards and all Visa cards
Postal orders and Anvil Arts vouchers
Support The Anvil Trust – now and in future
The Anvil Trust is grateful for
the support of the following:
The Anvil Trust is a registered charity. If you like what we do, please consider
supporting us.
Sponsors and Corporate Members:
We do not accept personal cheques
Donations
Please do not send cash through the post
A one-off or regular donation will be
used to support our programme of
events. The Great Music of the World fund specifically supports the
International Concert Series. Please
contact the Box Office for details.
Gift Vouchers: Anvil Arts gift vouchers
can be used for tickets at any Anvil Arts
venue, and are valid for twelve months.
Available from the box office.
Please note we do not accept Theatre Tokens
No refunds can be given. We offer
ticket cancellation protection – please
contact the Box Office for details, or
visit www.ticketplangroup.com
Exchange and resale of tickets
Once tickets have been printed, they
can be exchanged within the run of the same event for tickets of the same
value at a cost of 50p per ticket. Lost
tickets for reserved seats can be
reprinted at a cost of 50p per ticket. We operate a resale facility on sold out
perfomances (admin fee applies).
Become a Friend
Enjoy priority booking, no postage
charges, advance information and
other benefits. Please contact the Box
Office for details.
Make a gift in your will
By including The Anvil Trust in
your will, you will also reduce your
inheritance tax bill – a nice thought.
Supported by:
Paying less for your tickets
Conditions of sale
Discounts are available for
performances where stated
It is the nature of live performance that
start and running times may vary.
Only one discount can apply to any one ticket
Anvil Arts reserves the right to
introduce discounts and special offers
at any time, and these cannot be
applied to tickets already purchased.
Children under 16 must be accompanied
by an adult ticket holder
Infants in arms: children under 2 years
old when accompanied by an adult
ticket holder require an infant in arms
ticket, price £1 (available at selected
performances only).
For full terms and conditions of sale,
contact the box office, or see
Please note: details in this brochure
were correct at the time of going to
press, but changes may be unavoidable.
You may be asked to provide proof of eligibility
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General information
The Anvil and The Haymarket foyers are open one hour before all
performances. Bars at both The Anvil
and The Haymarket are located in the
stalls and circle foyers. The bars open
pre-show and during the interval,
serving a selection of beer, wine,
spirits, soft drinks, hot beverages,
confectionery and ice cream. For most
performances interval drinks can be
pre-ordered at the bar and may be
taken into the auditorium in plastic
glasses. To respect fellow audience
members and performers, re-admission
to the auditorium with drinks once the
performance has started will not be
permitted. We operate a Challenge 21
Policy in our venues.
After the auditorium doors have
closed, latecomers may only be
admitted at a suitable point in the
performance, at the discretion of the
Duty Manager. Anvil Arts reserves the right to refuse admission and to request any ticket holder to leave the building.
Sound levels are monitored in
accordance with the conditions of the licensing authority.
Photography and recording of any
kind, including the use of mobile
phones, is strictly prohibited within
the auditorium.
Access facilities
Anvil Arts operates a free Access
List in order to improve our
service to patrons with access
needs. Registration forms are
available from the Box Office or
Anvil Arts website.
The Anvil and The Forge
•Both of our ticket counters have drop down counters for
wheelchair users.
The Haymarket
•The Anvil and The Haymarket are equipped with infra-red
hearing enhancement systems for
use with headsets or portable
induction loops. Both are available
from the Stewards’ point.
•If you require any help in
planning your visit, please
contact the Box Office.
Up to six wheelchair spaces in The
Anvil, and up to two in The Forge.
Lift to Circle level and accessible
toilets on both floors.
Two wheelchair spaces at Stalls level,
and two at Circle level, reached via
a lift. Lift to all levels, a platform
lift to The Exchange, and accessible
toilets on the ground floor.
Blue badge parking is available in car parks within a short distance of both The Anvil and
The Haymarket. Please see www.basingstoke.gov.uk for full details.
This brochure is available in large print, and we will produce
it for you in other formats such as Braille on request.
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Calendar
September
Sat 13, 7.00pm
Fri 19, 8pm
Sat 20, 7.30pm
Fri 26, 7.45pm
Fri 26, 8pm
Sun 28, 7.30pm
Sat 6, 7.30pm
Sat 13, 7.30pm
Thu 18, 2pm
Fri 19, 11am & 2pm
Sat 20, 11am & 2pm
Sun 21, 11am & 2pm
Wed 24, 7.30pm
Thu 25, 2pm & 7.30pm
Fri 26, 7.30pm
Sat 27, 2pm & 7.30pm
A Ray of Hope Variety Show
Jon Richardson
Champions of Magic
Chas & Dave Carrie Elkin
Jim Davidson
Carnival Hall 10th Year Celebration Ruby Wax
The Gruffalo
The Gruffalo
The Gruffalo
The Gruffalo
Design for Murder
Design for Murder
Design for Murder
Design for Murder
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Wed 1, 7.45pm
Thu 2, 7.45pm
Fri 3, 7.45pm
Sat 4, 7.30pm
Sun 5, 7.30pm
Thu 9, 7.45pm
Thu 9, 8pm
Fri 10, 7.45pm
Sat 11, 7.30pm
Sat 11, 7.45pm
Sun 12, 7.30pm
Wed 15, 7.30pm
Thu 16, 7.30pm
Thu 16, 7.45pm
Sat 18, 7.45pm
Sat 18, 8pm
Sun 19, 7.30pm
Tue 21, 8pm
Thu 23, 8pm
Fri 24, 7.45pm
Sat 25, 7.45pm
Sun 26, 7.30pm
Sun 26, 7.45pm
Wed 29, 7.30pm
Thu 30, 7.45pm
Fri 31, 8pm
Fri 31, 8.15pm
Inala with Ladysmith Black Mambazo
Fascinating Aida
Killer Queen
Basingstoke Variety Show 2014
Madama Butterfly
Abba Party Night
Jim Causley with Lukas Drinkwater
Mnozil Brass
Brigitte DeMeyer
Ha Ha Hood
Sixties Gold
Kate Rusby
WorldService Project/Zodiak Trio
The Illegal Eagles
Maz O’Connor
Dr Hook
Jimmy Carr
Alan Davies
Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment
John Mayall
10cc
Lizanne Knott
The Royal Air Force in Concert
Bond and Beyond
Omid Djalili
Luke Daniels
Wed 1, 7.30pm
Thu 2, 2pm & 7.30pm
Fri 3, 7.30pm
Sat 4, 7.30pm
Wed 8, 8pm
Thu 9, 7.30pm
Fri 10, 7.30pm
Not About Heroes
Not About Heroes
Country Roads
Viva Santana
Stephen K Amos
Sing-a Long Songs of Wartime
Pride and Prejudice
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Grimethorpe Colliery Band
The Anvil
Tue 4, 7.45pm
Music Theatre Wales: The Trial
The Anvil Wed 5, 7.30pm
Jethro
The Anvil
Wed 5, 7.45pm
Zoe Muth and the Lost High Rollers
The Forge
Thu 6, 7.45pm
Vampires Rock
The Anvil
Thu 6, 8pm
John Renbourn and Wizz Jones
The Forge
Fri 7, 7.45pm
St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra
The Anvil
Sat 8, 2pm
I Believe in Unicorns
Basingstoke Discovery Centre
Sat 8, 7.45pm
Dancing in the Streets
The Anvil
Sat 8, 8pm
Winter Mountain
The Forge
Sun 9, 7pm
Basingstoke Symphony Orchestra
The Anvil
Wed 12, 7.45pm
The Anvil
Thu 13, 7.30pm
Joan Armatrading
The Anvil
Fri 14, 7.45pm
Marty Wilde’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Party
The Anvil
Sat 15, 8pm
An Evening of Burlesque
The Anvil
Sat 15, 8.15pm
Gentle Men
The Forge Sun 16, 3pm Crazy for Gershwin
The Anvil
Tue 18, 8pm Jimmy Carr
The Anvil
Tue 18, 8.15pm
Emily Portman Trio
The Forge
Wed 19, 7.30pm
Al Murray
The Anvil
Thu 20, 8pm
Brit Floyd
The Anvil
Thu 20, 8.15pm
Martin Harley
The Forge Fri 21, 7.30pm
Brodowski String Quartet
The Forge
Fri 21, 7.45pm
5-4-3-2-1 It’s The Manfreds in Concert
The Anvil
Sat 22, 7.45pm
Basingstoke Choral Society: Elijah
The Anvil
Sun 23, 3pm
Last Night of the Autumn Proms
The Anvil
Thu 27, 7.45pm
The Anvil
Fri 28, 7.45pm
Show of Hands
The Anvil
Sun 30, 2.30pm & 8pm
Paul Hollywood
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Mon 13, 7pm
Tue 14, 7pm
Wed 15, 7.30pm
Thu 16, 2pm & 7.30pm
Fri 17, 7.30pm
Sat 18, 2pm & 7.30pm
Tue 21, 7.30pm
Thu 23, 7.30pm
Fri 24, 7.30pm
Sat 25, 7.30pm
Wed 29, 7.30pm
Fri 31, 7.30pm
One Man Lord of the Rings
Shakespeare Schools Festival
Shakespeare Schools Festival
Double Death
Double Death
Double Death
Double Death
Tony Stockwell
The Bootleg Shadows
Songbird
Three Men in a Boat
November
Sat 1, 2pm & 7.30pm
Fri 7, 11am & 1.30pm
Sat 8, 11am, 1.30pm & 4pm Sun 9, 11am & 1.30pm Wed 12, 7.30pm
Thu 13, 2pm & 7.30pm
Fri 14, 7.30pm
Sat 15, 2pm & 7.30pm
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Thu 11, 10.30am & 6pm
Fri 12, 10.30am & 6pm
Sat 13, 2pm & 6pm
Sun 14, 2pm & 6pm
Tue 16, 10.30pm & 6pm
Wed 17,10.30am & 6pm
Fri 19, 6pm
Sat 20, 2pm & 6pm
Sun 21, 2pm & 6pm
Mon 22, 2pm & 6pm
Tue 23, 2pm & 6pm
Wed 24, 11am & 3pm
Fri 26, 3pm
Sat 27, 2pm & 6pm
Sun 28, 2pm & 6pm
Mon 29, 2pm & 6pm
Tue 30, 2pm & 6pm
Wed 31, 2pm
Classics by Candlelight
Cinderella
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Cinderella
Cinderella
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Wed 3, 10.30am & 1.30pm
Thu 4, 10.30am & 1.30pm
Fri 5, 10.30am & 4.30pm
Sat 6, 11am, 1.30pm & 4pm Sun 7, 12pm & 3pm
Thu 11, 10.30am & 1.30pm Fri 12, 10.30am & 4.30pm
Sat 13, 11am, 1.30pm & 4pm
Sun 14, 12pm & 3pm
Tue 16, 7.30pm
Wed 17, 7.30pm
Thu 18, 7.30pm
Fri 19, 7.30pm
Sat 20, 7.30pm
Sun 21, 7.30pm
Let There Be Christmas
Rat Pack Live Christmas Party Rat Pack Live Christmas Party Rat Pack Live Christmas Party Rat Pack Live Christmas Party Carols and Capers
The Haymarket
The Haymarket
The Haymarket
The Haymarket
The Haymarket
The Haymarket
The Haymarket
The Haymarket
The Haymarket
The Haymarket
The Haymarket
The Haymarket
The Haymarket
The Haymarket
The Haymarket
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34
34
34
34
34
34
34
34
33
35
35
35
35
35
The Anvil
The Anvil
The Anvil
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36
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Thu 20, 7.15pm
Fri 21, 7.15pm
Sat 22, 2.15pm & 7.15pm
Sun 23, 2.15pm
Wed 26, 7.15pm
Thu 27, 7.15pm
Fri 28, 7.15pm
Sat 29, 2.15pm & 7.15pm
December
January
Fri 2, 2pm & 6pm
Sat 3, 2pm & 6pm
Sun 4, 3pm
Cinderella
Cinderella
Cinderella
Key
The Anvil The Haymarket The Forge Basingstoke Discovery Centre
43
Box Office 01256 844244
Administration 01256 819797
Churchill Way, Basingstoke, Hampshire RG21 7QR
Registered Charity no. 1034961
Please note: details in this programme were correct at the time of going to press, but changes may be unavoidable.
This brochure is printed on LumiSilk which is sourced from sustainable forests, 100% recyclable and Elemental Chlorine Free.
Design: Splash of Paint © 2014 www.splashofpaint.com. Print: Advent Colour, www.advent-colour.co.uk

Anvil Arts Autumn 2014 brochure

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