Rutherglen Town Hall - South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture

welcome to
What’s On
July to December 2016
Buying tickets:
You can purchase tickets for our
shows in person at our Box Office
in the Town Hall or by phone on
0141 613 5700. We accept most
major credit cards with the exception
of American Express and Electron.
Tickets for most of our shows are
also available online at: www.sllcboxoffice.co.uk
Getting here:
You’ll see where we are on the map
on the next page. The Town Hall
is on a number of main bus routes
and is also only a short walk from
Rutherglen train station. We’re also
very close to the M74 motorway and
you can get here from junction
2 or 2A.
Parking:
There are three public car parks
adjacent to the rear and side of the
Town Hall in King Street one of
which has predominantly accessible
parking spaces for blue badge
holders. These car parks are all
currently free of charge.
Food and drink:
Our fully licensed Mezzanine
Bar opens one hour before most
performances begin and offers a
large range of hot and
cold beverages.
We also offer
an interval
drinks
service.
If you’re attending a matinee show
then pop into our award winning
café beforehand for a snack, it’s
open from 9am till 4pm Monday to Saturday.
Online:
You can find out more about the
Town Hall, what we do and our
events at: www.slleisureandculture.co.uk/
rutherglentownhall
We’re also one of South Lanarkshire
Leisure and Culture’s wedding
venues of distinction; see more at:
www.sllcweddings.co.uk and
don’t forget you can book online
for most of our shows at:
www.sllcboxoffice.co.uk
You will also be able to find out
about forthcoming shows and
events, special offers and competitions at our Facebook pages – Children’s
Activities in South Lanarkshire
and Cultural Activities in
South Lanarkshire.
Box Office: 0141 613 5700
www.sllcboxoffice.co.uk
South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture Ltd Providing opportunities to enrich people’s lives
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Where we are:
Who we are:
South Lanarkshire Leisure and
Culture Ltd manage the operation
of sports and recreation facilities,
community and town halls, country
parks, museums, libraries, outdoor
resource base and arts development
on behalf of South Lanarkshire
Council.
For further information please visit
our website:
www.slleisureandculture.co.uk
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Saturday 9 July 2016
RUSK!
Beach Party
Time: 10.30am
Tickets: £5.00 – free entry for all adults!
Rise and shine for some morning fun!
Our baby disco goes from strength
to strength and now it’s back,
bigger and better than before.
Bring your little ones down for
some Saturday morning fun and
join them in cutting some shapes on
the dancefloor.
Our resident RUSK! DJ will be on
hand to ensure the fun never stops
and you can always take advantage
of our chill out room if the pace
gets too much.
Age: RUSK! is suitable for
everyone but may best be
enjoyed by ages 6 months
to 6 years.
Duration: 2 hours
We’re crossing our fingers for a
long, hot, summer – so help us get
in the mood by getting the little
ones in their best beach outfits!
Make sure you don’t miss out
and book early!
Please note our early
morning start time.
Thursday 14 July 2016
Time: 2.00pm and 4.00pm
Tickets: £10.00 / £8.00 (concession) /
£35.00 Family Ticket (x4)
‘Out of the gate and off for a walk, went
Hairy Maclary from Donaldson’s Dairy.’
Anyone with young children will
recognise these immortal words
instantly as the opening lines of
the book Hairy Maclary from
Donaldson’s Dairy by Lynley Dodd.
Featuring many of the characters
from the books like Hercules Morse,
as big as a Horse – Bottomley Potts,
covered in spots – Schnitzel von
Krumm, with the very low tum and
Scarface Claw – the toughest tomcat
in town.
With music, singing and several of
your favourite Hairy Maclary
stories, this show is a must for the
whole family.
Age: 2 to 7 years
Duration: 55 minutes
***** Fans of the storybooks cannot
fail to enjoy this performance
and every child should see this –
One4Review
**** ‘This is old-school children’s
theatre in all the right ways’ –
The List
“...when, after 55 minutes, the show
came to an end, one little girl behind
me just burst into tears, wailing that
she didn’t want it to end at all.” –
The Scotsman
“...Hairy Maclary was fab, my nearly
3 year old practically levitated in
excitement...” – MumsNet
‘…a vibrant, fun filled show that
cleverly brings Lynley Dodd’s
much-loved children’s books to life. –
Primary Times
Tea Dances
Our hugely popular, long running Tea Dances
take place on Thursdays on the following dates;
21 July
18 August
15 September
20 October
17 November
1 December
Time: 1.30pm to 3.30pm
Tickets: £2.50
John Findlay provides the live music for our
series of Tea Dances with a mixture of sequence
and ballroom to suit all tastes.
Tea and biscuits provided.
Book early to avoid disappointment!
Saturday 30 July 2016
Kid’s Magic!
Nothing Up
My Sleeve
Time: 2.00pm
Tickets: £5.00
Douglas Cameron presents
his latest magical wonders
for all the family in this fun,
interactive show. Despite
making things vanish and
appear, he is able to do this
with ‘nothing up his sleeves’.
As always he will need some
assistance from his audience
to share in the fun that ensues
during the course of this magic
filled performance.
Laughs and amazement guaranteed.
Age: Suitable for ages 3 to 103
Thursday 25 August 2016
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £15.00 /
£14.00 (concession)
The world’s grooviest theatre
spectacular features incredible hit
songs from the decade that made
superstars of ABBA, The Bee Gees,
Donna Summer, Mud, Gloria
Gaynor, T-Rex, Candi Staton, The
Nolans, K C and the Sunshine
Band, Earth Wind and Fire, Tina
Turner and Queen – to name but a
few legendary artists.
Whether you’re young, young-atheart or old enough to know better,
Solid Gold 70’s is the perfect party
night out for everyone.
Solid Gold 70’s authentically recreates
an era when the music was as fabulous
as the dress sense was outrageous. A
time when cool guys dressed in flares
and platform shoes and girls squeezed
into skin-tight catsuits and hotpants!
Brought to you by the producers of
ABBA Gold The Concert, the UK’s
number one ABBA Tribute show and
starring some of the UK’s top singers,
musicians and dancers, Solid Gold 70’s
is a must-see production. With so many
hit songs squeezed into the slick stage
show, this is one not to be missed.
Get ready to dance, sing along
and join in with all your favourite
1970’s hits!!
Dagger Drive
Friday 2 and Saturday 3 September 2016
Rutherglen Repertory Theatre and Rutherglen Town Hall
proudly present
Murder Cottage
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £7.00 /
£6.00 (concession)
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vol-au-vents and sherry on their
mind. Someone is planning a
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Vincent and Louise have recently
moved into the village and are
keen to break the ice with their
neighbours by inviting them round
for supper.
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Rutherglen Repertory Theatre,
Scottish Charity SC033989
Thursday 8 September 2016
InsideOut Productions present
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £13.50 / £11.50 (concession)
From the company that brought
you I Will Survive and Girls Night
OOT! Insideout Productions proudly
presents The Best of Broadway
An evening of the best songs from
Broadway and some banter from a
first class professional cast.
Songs from Wicked, Les Misérables,
Grease and so much more.
Book now for a superb night of
Musical Theatre entertainment.
Saturday 10 September 2016
An afternoon with
Wee Shoobie
Time: 2.00pm
Tickets: £4.00
Once upon a time this local boy
had an imaginary friend – an otherworldly creature he knew as a
Shoobie. Now, more than 50 years
later, that former boy has captured
the adventures of his Shoobie friend
in print and illustrations to delight
his own six grandchildren and
youngsters everywhere.
Come along and spend the
afternoon with Fraser Bruce and
the story of this bizarrely shaped
small creature desperately seeking
family and friends.
Fraser will read from his stories
of Wee Shoobie accompanied by
colouring competitions and even
a treasure hunt! There will also be
a question and answer session with
the author.
Age: suitable for all ages but
mainly 3 to 7 years.
Duration: 2 hours
Friday 23 September 2016
The Grand Hall Central present
Time: 2.00pm
Tickets: £4.00
Continuing our theme of classic
movies we bring you this great
musical comedy directed by and
choreographed by Gene Kelly.
Kelly, Debbie Reynolds and
Donald O’Connor star in Singin’
in the Rain, one of the greatest
and most successful musicals ever
filmed - filled with memorable
songs, lavish routines and Kelly’s
fabulous song-and-dance number
performed in the rain.
Join us for an afternoon of classic
cinema.
Friday 30 September 2016
Gerry Anderson in Concert
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £16.50
An evening to remember.
Join Gerry for a very special evening of entertainment.
As one of the country’s most respected artistes you
will go on a most memorable musical journey.
Gerry is the only vocal impersonator to take off so
many of our showbiz greats all in one spectacular
evening, not to mention his vocal ability in his
own right with 7 albums to his credit.
Throughout the show you can expect special
guest artistes through impersonation;
Sinatra, Tom Jones, Neil Diamond,
Gene Pitney, Elvis, Tony Bennett,
Johnny Mathis, Tony Christie, Roy Orbison
and Sammy Davis Jnr... the list goes on!!
Oh yes – look out for Dame Shirley Bassey too!
This show is a must for all.
“Gerry Anderson took off at least
20 different stars and left his audience
to a long standing ovation”
– The Evening Times
“This outstanding talented guy certainly
has it all. As an impressionist and as a
vocalist in his own right”
– The Stage
Saturday 8 October 2016
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £17.00 / £16.00 (concession)
Not to be missed!
The Kast off Kinks are actual
former members of the legendary
band The Kinks.
This great line-up features Mick
Avory (the original drummer on all
the classic hits from 1964-’84), John
Dalton (bass/vocals, Kinks 1966 and
1969-‘76), Ian Gibbons (keyboards/
vocals, Kinks 1979-‘96 and still with
Ray Davies) and Dave Clarke (guitar/
vocals, formerly of the Beach Boys,
Noel Redding and Tim Rose).
Expect all the hits, including:
You Really Got Me, Dedicated
Follower of Fashion, Sunny
Afternoon, Lola, Days, Waterloo
Sunset, Come Dancing, and many
more for a great night out!
“A full house, and a standing
ovation. To anyone wondering about
going, do not hesitate” – The Stables,
Milton Keynes
“Nothing short of superb. From start
to finish it was filled with hit after
hit” – Mad Ferret, Preston
Tuesday 11 October 2016
Timeless Theatre present
Rolling Back
the Years
Time: 2.30pm and 7.30pm
Tickets: £15.00 / £14.00 (concession)
The ultimate feel good show!
Another sensational show from
the producers of Memory Lane,
All our Yesterdays and Memories
are Made of This.
One of the biggest shows of its
kind in the UK, taking the audience
on a breathtaking musical journey
through the 1950’s, 60’s, and some
of the brilliant sounds of the 1970’s.
Including songs by Connie Francis,
Frank Sinatra, The Beatles, Elvis
Presley, Abba, Jersey Boys and
many more.
Beautifully costumed and
choreographed for each decade,
performed by ‘West End’ and
international vocalists, along with
the stunning Memory Lane dancers.
Based on the original show from
2012, with a host of new songs
and costumes for 2016.
Friday 14 October 2016
Let’s Drift
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £15.00
Let’s Drift are a Soul and Motown
group described as a celebration of
the music rather than a tribute.
Formed in 1991, they perform a
repertoire of Drifters’ tracks and
music from similar genres including,
The Four Tops, The Temptations,
Stevie Wonder and Edwin Starr
to name but a few.
Complete with authentic vocal
harmonies, each and every song
allows them to showcase their full
vocal range and skills. The current set
comprises material from over 50 years
of Drifters and Motown performances.
Look out for hits such as Saturday
Night at the Movies, Under the
Boardwalk, Come On Over to
My Place, Up On the Roof,
You’re More Than a Number in
My Little Red Book, Save the
Last Dance for Me, Kissin’ in the
Backrow and many many more.
Let’s Drift sound is so close to the
original hits you won’t believe
your ears.
Saturday 15 October 2016
Hotel California
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £16.00
Hotel California, a six piece
ensemble of musicians will perform
their spectacular new critically
acclaimed show that gives you a
concert experience of 100 minutes
of pure Eagles nostalgia.
You’ll return to a dark desert
highway, cool wind in your hair,
or stand on that street corner in
Winslow, Arizona when you join
Hotel California as they faithfully
re-create The Eagles and their
Californian Sunshine Rock sound.
Expect a set that includes tracks from
their outstanding Long Road Out
Of Eden album. The Eagles’ music is
timeless, appealing to audiences of
every age, bringing back memories
and touching the hearts and souls of
each new generation.
The concert promises to be a
fantastic night to remember for
all Eagles fans, young and old, new
or long-standing.
Tuesday 18 October 2016
The People’s Theatre Company presents
Don’t Dribble on
the Dragon
By Steven Lee
Directed by Nick Lane
Designed by Mike Lees
Time: 2.30pm
Tickets: £7.00 /
£25.00 Family Ticket (x4)
My brother has a dragon and
he keeps it secretly
Within a box beneath his socks.
He’s hiding it from me…
Join us for this mesmerising new
musical from the creators of the hit
shows Old MacDonald Had A Farm
and How The Koala Learnt To Hug.
Tom is a toddler with a cool older
brother, a secret dragon and a
dribbling problem that just won’t
stop! When Tom’s endless drooling
threatens to tear the brothers’
friendship apart can their dragon’s
amazing magic help them put it back
together again...or will it only end
up making things worse?
Based on the fabulous new book by
Steven Lee and with magic designed
by the much loved and much missed
Paul Daniels, this spectacular musical
adventure about growing up and the
importance of family is the perfect
feel good show for big hearted
adults and loving little ones alike.
As an extra treat, Steven will be
available to sign copies of Don’t
Dribble On The Dragon which you
can bring with you or buy in the
theatre after the show.
“A heart warming story full of love,
laughs and sing along songs, this is
perfect entertainment for adults and
children alike - and brilliant fun!” –
The Guide
Age: For adults and kids of all ages
(not recommended for under 2’s).
Duration: Approximately 60 minutes
Wednesday 19 October 2016
Auld Hats, New Heids
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £12.00 / £10.00 (concession)
Come along and sing along.
Four of Scotland’s top folk singers
and musicians re-create the fabulous
fun days on the Scottish Folk scene of
the 60’s and 70’s.
Ian Bruce; quite simply, one of the
finest singers on the British Folk
scene.
Pete Clark; founder and Musical
Director of the acclaimed Niel Gow
Festival in Dunkeld.
Gregor Lowrey; has performed
throughout the world in many
diverse line ups and supported many
artists on numerous albums.
Fraser Bruce; Fraser was introduced
to Folk music when he was only 13
years old, he enjoyed great success
in the 70’s and 80’s before pursuing
his business career only returning to
music in 2014.
Scottish songs that we all know but
are now seldom heard will have you
singing your heart out.
Part of Scottish Mental Health and Film Festival 2016
Wednesday 26 October 2016
Edward Reid
Happiness and Wellbeing
Time: 2.00pm
Tickets: £5.00
Join Edward Reid as he helps raise
your feel good vibrations through
meditation, chat and songs.
Edward know for making the
country laugh on Britain’s Got
Talent and who is a meditation
teacher wants to get people
tuned into the divine in
themselves and achieve
a feeling of wellbeing
and happiness.
Meditation will be used to increase
clarity, self awareness, relaxation,
confidence, gratitude, joy and
self esteem.
Edward will lead the
workshop with positive chat,
guided meditation
and songs that will leave
you relaxed, feeling good
and ready for life.
Part of Scottish Mental Health and Film Festival 2016
Thursday 27 October 2016
Geez a Break Productions present
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £12.00 / £10.00 (concession)
After being diagnosed with
Alzheimers disease, Margaret
Patterson and her family are forced
to make heartbreaking preparations
as they cope with her descent into
the depths of illness.
Written by Liam Lambie and
Produced by Geez a Break
Productions If I Forget to
Remember has a rare combination
of humility, dignity, and humour
as the audience are led on an
emotional and heartfelt journey with
the Patterson’s as they discover what
happens when the strongest branch
of the family tree breaks.
Friday 28 October 2016
An Evening with
Joan Charles
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £13.00 / £11.00 (concession)
Suitable for over 16’s only
Back by popular demand
An unmissable evening featuring
the Internationally acclaimed
Medium and Clairvoyant…
Joan Charles.
Joan has a remarkable ability to communicate with loved ones
and friends who have passed over to the other side. Joan works
with spirit guides and loved ones of the audience, speaking to
loved ones who have passed over to the spirit world – she helps
to resolve past issues through the information she provides and
in doing so assists healing and closure.
Getting
Hitched ?
Phone: 0141 613 5700
Everyone has dreams of exactly how
they want their wedding day to go from
walking down the aisle to your first dance.
At Rutherglen Town Hall, our dedicated
events team will ensure that every one of
those dreams comes true.
The recently refurbished award winning
Town Hall offers a stunning blend of the
old and new by combining our traditional
Grand Hall and our modern Mezzanine Bar
to create the perfect wedding venue.
Our flexible accommodation offers a
bespoke package ranging from small
intimate functions up to a maximum of 150 for your wedding meal. Whatever the size of your wedding, our fully trained staff will be available to deal with your every need.
For further information, wedding
packages, prices and availability,
please call 0141 613 5700 or
email: rutherglentownhall2@
southlanarkshireleisure.co.uk
Visit our dedicated wedding website at:
www.sllcweddings.co.uk
www.sllcweddings.co.uk
Saturday 12 November 2016
Rutherglen Repertory Theatre proudly present
Ambush
Lunchtime Theatre
Time: Lunch served at midday
(soup, sandwiches, tea and coffee)
Performance at 1.00pm
Tickets: £9.00
by Bernard G. High
When Violet Cavendish is at work a girl arrives
unexpectedly at her empty cottage and is recognised as
her niece by Miss Grant, a well-meaning neighbour.
But what does Violet have to hide and who is this niece
who will stop at nothing to get what she wants?
Rutherglen Repertory Theatre,
Scottish Charity SC033989
Friday 18 November 2016
King’s Park Brass presents
Strike Up the Band
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £8.00 / £7.00 / £6.00
Rutherglen comes alive to the
Sound of Music!
Join King’s Park Brass this
Enchanted Evening for a
programme of classic
numbers from Broadway
musicals. You’ll be sure
to be Whistling a Happy
Tune by the end of
the night after the
band has played
a few of your
Favourite Things!
Saturday 19 November 2016
MZA and CHiLL Productions present
Craig Hill –
Up and Coming!
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £14.50 /
£11.00 (concession)
Contains language
which may offend
Hot on the heels of last year’s sell-out tour, your
favourite jet-fuelled kilty pleasure shoots back to
Rutherglen Town Hall like a rocket full of fun!
Craig is certainly ‘up’ and most definitely
coming, so book early!
‘Riotously funny’ – Independent
‘Flat-out hilarious... I’ve not heard a room
laugh so long and hard… There isn’t anyone
better at working a crowd… the audience
was in absolute paroxysms of laughter… He
has a wide appeal and it is genuinely funny.’
★★★★★ – Mirror.
‘Funny as hell’ – Scotland on Sunday
‘Absolutely hilarious… An hour with Hill makes
for a cracking show.’ ★★★★ – The List
‘Hill actually has to wait until the audience stop
laughing before he can start again. It’s absolutely
hilarious’ – Edinburgh Evening News
‘Master of audience interaction’ – Chortle
www.mrcraighill.com
#upandcoming
@mrcraighill
Friday 25 November 2016
Acme Theatre Company presents
The Ruggie
Santa Clause
Written and Directed by Lawrence Crawford
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £8.00
Rutherglen’s meanest man Russell
Sprout convinces his grandson Santa
isn’t real.
On Christmas Eve he spots a man on
the roof of his Burnside home. He
throws a stone and inadvertently
kills Santa and unleashes ‘The Santa
Clause’. Russell Sprout magically
transforms in to Santa.
Will Christmas be saved?
Will Russell learn the error
of his ways?
The Ruggie Santa Clause is a fun
new family show with music and
song from the team that brought
you Frankie Goes to Easterhouse,
The Incredible Brechin Beetle
Bug, A New Years Tale, How the
Ruggie Troll Nicked Christmas,
Miracle on Ruggie Main Street
and the recent hit Connolly:
From Humble Beginnings
to Humblebum.
Saturday 26 November 2016
Rutherglen Town Hall’s
Christmas Craft Fair
Time: 10.00am to 4.00pm
Free admission
Our hugely popular annual Christmas
Craft Fair is back again offering a
fantastic opportunity to purchase
personalised and handcrafted gifts
for friends and loved ones or why
not treat yourself!
With free admission you’re sure to
find something to suit all tastes!
Set over two floors on offer will be
a variety of merchandise including
Christmas cards, beautiful handmade
jewellery, baby gifts, and to tempt
your taste buds we have scrumptious
cakes and confectionery stalls
available on the day too.
Our Cafe will be open throughout
the day serving a selection of drinks,
snacks and light meals.
So why fight your way through
the Christmas crowds when you
can browse at your leisure in the
beautiful surroundings of the
Town Hall.
Remember to bring lots of shopping
bags for all your goodies and we
look forward to welcoming you!
Friday 2 December 2016
Rutherglen Town Hall’s
Christmas Ceilidh
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £15.00
Back by popular demand!
The ever popular Clyde Valley
Ceilidh Band return to Rutherglen
Town Hall for another lively
Christmas Ceilidh dance.
Four great musicians, all the weel
kent dances and some you may not
have tried before, in the wonderful
setting of our Grand Hall. Come
and birl the light fantastic and get
yourself in the festive mood!
Don’t worry if you don’t know or
can’t remember the dances, the
band will take you through all
the steps.
Includes buffet of soup,
steak pie, tea and coffee –
vegetarian option
also available.
This is without a
doubt one of the
Town Hall’s
most popular
shows so book
early to avoid
disappointment!
Sunday 4 December 2016
Running Late Theatre Company presents
It’s a Wonderful Life –
The Radio Play
Time: 2.30pm
Tickets: £10.00
It’s Christmas Eve in 1947, and inside a radio studio a live broadcast brings
to life Frank Capra’s beloved classic story.
Be a part of the live studio audience
and join the cast as they take you
on a journey through the most
important evening in one man’s life.
George Bailey is a desperate man
who is prepared to end it all until he
is visited by an angel who gives him a
very special gift.
Monday 5 December 2016
The Salvation Army present
Christmas Carol Concert
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £4.00 / £3.00 (concession)
A truly festive event for all the family.
Don’t miss the chance to join us for our
annual concert with the Salvation Army.
Saturday 10 to Thursday 22 December 2016
SLLC and NCL present
Poor Cinderella!
Trapped in a life of servitude by her
wicked stepmother and ugly sisters,
Cinderella dreams of a life where
she doesn’t have to scrub floors
and do chores.
She is resigned to being covered in
ash and cinder the rest of her days.
Until one day, Cinderella discovers
that in order to find his true love the
ever so handsome Prince Charming
is to throw the most lavish ball the
kingdom has ever seen!
For group bookings and schools
performances please call our
Box Office on 0141 613 5700
Will Cinderella make
it to the ball?
Not if her wicked stepmother and
horrible sisters have anything to do
with it, but you can count on a little
panto magic to help out our Cinders
and don’t forget Buttons who will be
there to lend a helping hand.
So dig out your ball gowns, check lost
property for glass slippers and join us
for this year’s family panto Cinderella!
You’ll laugh until your sides ache and
be on the last bus home before it
turns back into a pumpkin!
Saturday 10 December
Sunday 11 December
Schools only:
Monday 12 December
Tuesday 13 December
1.30pm / 7.00pm
1.30pm / 7.00pm
Thursday 15 December
Friday 16 December
Saturday 17 December
Sunday 18 December
Monday 19 December
Tuesday 20 December
Wednesday 21 December
Thursday 22 December
7.00pm
7.00pm
1.30pm / 7.00pm
1.30pm / 7.00pm
7.00pm
7.00pm
7.00pm
1.30pm / 7.00pm
Tickets: 9.45am / 1.00pm
9.45am / 1.00pm
Adults £12.00
Concession £10.50
Groups (20+) £8.50
Schools £5.50
Family tickets of 4 only £40
Email: Rutherglentownhall2@southlanarkshireleisure.co.uk
Meetings
We can accommodate a board meeting for 10 or a conference for 150. All aspects of your
meeting will be organised by one of our
event co-ordinators, who will be your first
point of contact from initial enquiry to the
start of your event and will liaise with all
the services within the venue to ensure your
event runs smoothly.
Parties and Functions
Looking for something a little different for a party –
then why not try the Town Hall. We are able to
accommodate 150 guests for a sit down dinner
and 200 guests for a party in the Grand Hall.
Smaller events can be held on the Mezzanine
Bar which can hold up to 60 guests for a
dinner and 75 guests for a party. We will also
tailor catering packages to suit your needs
and budget. We can also accommodate your
children’s parties, naming ceremonies
and communions.
Café
Our award winning café offers a wide selection of
snacks with various fillings along with hot and cold
beverages and tasty home baking; we also provide
a range of daily specials. Our light and bright café
is the ideal space for a coffee and a chat! The
Town Hall café is the proud recipient of both
Eat Safe and Healthy Living awards.
Website: www.slleisureandculture.co.uk/rutherglentownhall
Coming soon…
Friday 10 February 2017
Fair Pley present
Resurrection
Starring David Hayman
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £13.50 / £12.00 (concession)
David returns to the Town Hall for
the 3rd time in 5 years to preview his
new solo show before embarking on
a major tour. Rutherglen Town Hall
is proud to host what we are sure
will be another sell-out performance
and ensuring that the best of theatre
continues to visit the area.
A funny thing happened on the way to
the pub… Bob Cunningham thought
he saw a man ascend into the sky.
It’s two years after the referendum,
and Bob Cunningham has stuff on
his mind: Whether or not to take
early retirement. To make matters
worse he discovers that Ethel, his ex,
who he hasn’t seen in 20 years, will
be coming later tonight. Politics, of
course, and what to do about the No
vote, Corbyn… And that weird thing
about rising into the heavens.
It puts him in storytelling mood.
Bob’s a raconteur. He tells 3 more
stories about ascensions, all the
while trying to decide what to do
about Ethel, and whether his life’s
work is done. Is he finished?
In his final speech – the story of an
entire country ripping itself from
the earth and rising up – he comes
to terms with his, and his country’s,
past, and future.
A solo play performed by David
Hayman, written by Chris Dolan,
directed by David Hayman Jnr.
Resurrection is a sequel to The
Pitiless Storm performed at the
Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh Fringe
2014, as part of a 45-date sell-out
Scottish tour.
www.fairpley.com
Coming soon…
Thursday 30 March 2017
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £17.50 / £16.50 (concession)
Lord Tim’s sensationally popular
production Rock n Roll Paradise
continues to thrill British audiences
with its high octane, non stop
performances of the world’s most
popular rock n roll hits.
Featuring the country’s top tributes
to Elvis, Buddy Holly, Jerry
Lee Lewis, Roy Orbison, Eddie
Cochran and The Big Bopper
and supported by the outstanding
Paradise Band, this show is over two
hours of non-stop rock n roll,
featuring over forty classics.
Great Balls of Fire, Whole
Lotta Shakin, Blue Suede
Shoes, All Shook Up,
That’ll Be The Day,
Peggy Sue, Chantilly
Lace, Shake Rattle
and Roll, La Bamba,
Summertime
Blues, Twenty
Flight Rock, Pretty
Woman and Only
The Lonely are
just the tip of
the iceberg.
Rock n Roll shows don’t get any
better than this and with full audio
visual and lighting this is a West End
worthy show packed with West End
performers.
www.rocknrollparadise.com
www.beyondeternitypromotions.com
Our Junior Membership brings together access to sports and culture
in a way that hasn’t been done before.
South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture is delighted to offer a
membership that gives under 16s unlimited access to all arts and
sports courses and classes contained in the ACE brochure*.
As if this isn’t enough, golf, racquet sports and the use of
swimming pools, gyms, fitness classes, crèches and East Kilbride Ice
Rink are also included - all this, for only £23.60** per month.
We are sure you will agree this is ACE!
This membership is available for age under 16s with
discounted memberships for the following.
50% concession is available for Leisure for All cardholders.
(£11.80 per month**)
20% discount for the siblings of one full paying child.
(£18.90 per month**)
20% discount for a child already a swimming lesson member.
(£18.90 per month**)
You can get started with your membership at any
local Cultural or Leisure facilities.
Terms and Conditions apply.
www.slleisureandculture.co.uk/ace
* All classes up to 2 hours included
** All prices subject to increase April 2017
Arts Development
Consisting of a number of Development Officers in
various art forms, the Arts Development Section’s
role is to develop a variety of activities and projects
which make the arts more accessible to the
local community. This is done through providing
everything from courses, projects, workshops and
master classes as well as one-off activities and
events, such as theme days, summer schools,
concerts and festivals.
Dance
Our wide ranging programme of arts classes and
courses in art forms including music, drama, dance,
contemporary visual arts, new media and traditional
arts and crafts is designed to accommodate all needs,
ages and abilities and runs in three terms enrolling in
January, April and September each year.
The Arts Development team not only regularly work
together with national arts companies to provide
outreach programmes to support the events and
performances within the venues but also work with
local organisations and groups on community-based
projects providing advice and support for community
groups with things such as training, constituting a
voluntary arts group, how to access funding and how
to develop projects.
ic
Mus
Arts and
Crafts
If you would love to get involved in the Arts but
don’t have the equipment or tutors to do so our Arts
Development Team can tailor a project specifically
for the needs of your group or if you would like
further information on any of our services or would
like to be included on our mailing list for news on
Arts Development opportunities within your area
please contact:
a
Dram
Arts Development Team, The Town House
102 Cadzow Street, Hamilton ML3 6HH
Phone:01698 452 299
Email: artsdevelopment@southlanarkshireleisure.co.uk
Our Venues
Our other venues also provide fantastic entertainment,
why not give them a call direct and request their brochure
or for a full detailed listing of events throughout
South Lanarkshire, visit our website at:
www.slleisureandculture.co.uk
The Town House
102 Cadzow Street
Hamilton
ML3 6HH
Box Office: 01698 452 299
East Kilbride Village Theatre
Maxwell Drive
East Kilbride
G74 4HG
Box Office: 01355 248 669
East Kilbride Arts Centre
Old Coach Road
East Kilbride
G74 4DU
Box Office: 01355 261 000
Lanark Memorial Hall
St Leonard Street
Lanark
ML11 7AB
Box Office: 01555 667 999
Box office terms and conditions
Cancellations
Concessions
In the event of a performance
being cancelled, South Lanarkshire
Leisure and Culture Limited will
take reasonable steps to notify
ticket holders. However, we cannot
guarantee that we will be able to
notify ticket holders prior to the event
date. In the event of a performance
being cancelled, South Lanarkshire
Leisure and Culture Limited will not
be held responsible for any travel,
accommodation or other ancillary
costs incurred by the ticket holder.
The following groups are eligible for
concessionary ticket prices:
Holders of South Lanarkshire Leisure
‘Leisure for all’ cards.
Other concessions may be available please see venue for details.
Please note that concessions may not
be available for all performances.
Charges for carers / escorts
All carers / escorts will be required
to purchase a valid ticket for any
performance.
Children / infants / babies
A ticket must be purchased for any
child who is aged 1 or over. For babies
who are under the age of 1 (on
the date of the performance being
attended), a ‘Babes in Arms’ ticket
will be issued, free of charge, which
will allow entry to the auditorium.
A reserved seat will not be allocated
with this ticket. In the event of
a sell out performance, ‘Babes in
Arms’ tickets may be limited and
entry refused to the auditorium. At
performances which are specifically
aimed at those under the age of 1,
‘Babes in Arms’ tickets will not be
available.
No one under the age of 16 will be
admitted to a performance without
being accompanied by a parent,
responsible adult (who must be aged
18 or over) or legal guardian.
Latecomers
Latecomers may not be admitted until
a suitable break in the performance.
This may be the interval.
Lost / stolen tickets
South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture
Limited will not be held responsible
for lost or stolen tickets.
Management rules
A valid ticket is required to enter the
auditorium and at some locations to
enter the bar area. South Lanarkshire
Leisure and Culture Limited reserves
the right to refuse admission to the
auditorium or to request that any
ticket holder leave the auditorium
and may take appropriate action to
enforce this right. South Lanarkshire
Leisure and Culture Limited will not
be held responsible for any personal
property brought into the venue.
Ticket holders agree to abide by
the Venue Management Rules and
Fire and Evacuation procedures at
all times. These are available to
customers on request and/or are
displayed within the venue.
Photography / recording
The unauthorised use of photographic
and/or recording equipment (audio or
video) is strictly prohibited and failure
to comply will result in removal from
the auditorium.
Filming and recording of
performances
On occasion filming and recording
may be carried out at the venue, by
attending an event you give your
express consent to be included in such
films and recordings and for these
to be exploited in any and all media
at any time throughout the world.
This includes any filming by police or
security staff which may be carried
out for the security of our patrons.
Postage of tickets
Tickets purchased by telephone or
online, within 5 working days of the
date of the performance, will be held
at the venue for collection at the box
office rather than being posted out. A
fixed postage fee of £1 will apply and
be charged to the customer if tickets
are posted.
Alterations to programme
South Lanarkshire Leisure and
Culture Limited reserves the right to
make alterations to the advertised
programme at short notice (for
example cast changes). In these
instances South Lanarkshire Leisure
and Culture Limited is not obliged to
refund the ticket nor exchange the
ticket for another performance.
Refunds / exchanges
Tickets, once purchased, cannot be
refunded except in circumstances
where the performance has been
cancelled. Tickets must be returned to
the point of purchase before a refund
can be given. Ticket exchanges may be
possible, subject to availability.
In the event of seating problems
or other operational issues, South
Lanarkshire and Culture Limited
reserves the right to move customers
from allocated seating to alternative
seating without notice. In these
instances South Lanarkshire Leisure
and Culture Limited will not refund
any difference in the customer’s ticket
price nor exchange the customer’s
ticket for another performance.
Resales
The re-selling of tickets that have
already been purchased will only
be conducted by South Lanarkshire
Leisure and Culture Limited at the
Venue Managers discretion.
Reservations
Tickets that have been reserved
must be paid for within three days
of purchase or within a timescale
specifically advised by sales staff,
otherwise, tickets which have
been reserved and not paid for
may be released for general sale
without notice.
Special access requirements
Customers must inform the box office,
at the time of booking, of any ticket
holders who require special access to
the venue. (For example: wheelchair
users, those who cannot use stairs
etc). Failure to do so may result in
admission to the auditorium being
denied on the day of the performance
if we are unable to offer suitable
seating that complies with our Fire
and Evacuation procedures.
Diary of Events July to December 2016
Date
Event
Saturday 9 July
RUSK! Beach Party
Thursday 14 July
Hairy Maclary and Friends
Thursday 21 July
Tea Dance
Saturday 30 July
Kid’s Magic; Nothing Up My Sleeve
Thursday 18 August
Tea Dance
Thursday 25 August
Solid Gold 70’s
Friday 2 and
Saturday 3 September
Murder Cottage
Thursday 8 September
The Best of Broadway
Saturday 10 September
Wee Shoobie
Thursday 15 September
Tea Dance
Friday 23 September
Singin’ in the Rain
Friday 30 September
Gerry Anderson in Concert
Saturday 8 October
Kast Off Kinks
Tuesday 11 October
Rolling Back the Years
Friday 14 October
Let’s Drift
Saturday 15 October
Hotel California
Rutherglen Town Hall, 139 Main Street, Rutherglen, G73 2JJ
Box Office: 0141 613 5700 or online at: www.sllcboxoffice.co.uk
Date
Event
Tuesday 18 October
Don’t Dribble on the Dragon
Wednesday 19 October
Auld Hats, New Heids
Thursday 20 October
Tea Dance
Wednesday 26 October
Edward Reid; Happiness and Wellbeing
Thursday 27 October
If I Forget to Remember
Friday 28 October
An Evening with Joan Charles
Saturday 12 November
Ambush – Lunchtime Theatre
Thursday 17 November
Tea Dance
Friday 18 November
Strike Up the Band
Saturday 19 November
Craig Hill; Up and Coming!
Friday 25 November
The Ruggie Santa Clause
Saturday 26 November
Christmas Craft Fair
Thursday 1 December
Tea Dance
Friday 2 December
Christmas Ceilidh
Sunday 4 December
It’s a Wonderful Life – Radio Play
Monday 5 December
Christmas Carol Concert
Saturday 10 to
Thursday 22 December
Cinderella
Rutherglen Town Hall
139 Main Street
Rutherglen G73 2JJ
Box Office: 0141 613 5700 or
online at: www.sllcboxoffice.co.uk
www.slleisureandculture.co.uk
If you need this information in another language or format,
please contact us to discuss how we can best meet your needs.
Phone: 01698 476 202, Text phone: 18001 01698 476 202
Email: customer.services@southlanarkshireleisure.co.uk
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