A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF WHAT’S ON DURING SEPTEMBER 2011 For bookings and more information call 01803 839530
www.theflavel.org.uk
REGGIE HUNTER - COMEDY Wed 14th Sept – 8.00pm – SOLD OUT
In just over a decade since he began performing, Reginald D Hunter has become one of the UK Comedy industry’s best-known and most distinctive performers. His work is often brutally honest, frequently controversial but always meticulously measured and thought out.
Reggie Hunter
He is one of the few performers to have been nominated for the highly coveted main Perrier Award in three consecutive years and has become a well-known face on primetime television shows such as Live At The Apollo and QI and is a frequent guest on Have I Got News For You.
FELL CLARINET QUARTET – CLASSICAL MUSIC Fri 23rd Sept – 7.30pm Formed in 1999 at the RNCM, the Fell Clarinet Quartet is an exciting and versatile ensemble. As well as original works, their repertoire ranges from arrangements of opera, folk & jazz, to Jewish Klezmer and contemporary classical music.
The Quartet has released two CDs - Bohemian Rhapsodies and Knotwork. They have given highly successful recitals at venues such as the Purcell Room, Kings Place and the Bridgewater Hall as well as performing live on BBC Radio. Tight ensemble playing,
Fell Clarinet Quartet
phenomenal fingerwork and a wonderful variety of tone colour are the trademarks of this very talented group.
Programme to include arrangements from Mozart’s “Magic Flute” / Piazzolla’s “Histoire du Tango” / Gerswin “Summertime” & “Lady be Good” as well as original compositions - Farkas “Ancient Hungarian Dances / Paul Harvey “Quartetto Quarantoli” & Lenny Sayer’s “Mazeltov”
CAB TALK GREG HUMPHRIES – SPEAKER Thurs 29th Sept – 7.30pm “The History of English Landscape Art in 60 minutes!” An enthusiastic, informative and passionate tour of the creative artists involved in shifting our perspective and ideas about the English landscape. From Turner to the contemporary scene Greg casts light on 200 years of artistic history in a lecture which grabs your attention from beginning to end. As an artist and educator with hundreds of hours experience delivering public lectures, Greg has been working with TATE for the past 8 years sharing knowledge, provoking questions and enjoying the debates that surround visual art. Agree with his views, or not, join him for an evening which will enlighten and entertain. A fundraising event for the Citizens Advice Bureau
FLAVEL TEA DANCE Fri 30th Sept – 2.00pm
SLOT CAR RACING CHAMPIONSHIP
Sat 1st Oct – 7.30pm Slot car indoor rally championship.
Slot Car Racing Championship
NORMA WINSTONE – JAZZ Sat 8th Oct – 7.30pm. The Grammy nominated trio of singer Norma Winstone MBE, Italian pianist Glauco Venier and German reeds player, Klaus Gesing, present music from their highly acclaimed ECM album, Stories Yet to Tell, described by critics as ‘sublime’ and ‘exceptional’. Norma Winstone occupies a special place among Europe’s jazz voices, ethereal yet rich she suffuses folk and classical sensibilities into her beautiful music. Pianist Glauco Venier and reeds player Klaus Gesing, join Winstone to present a trio with a sense of unity that is unique according to critics. “Spellbinding” The Guardian ****
Norma Winstone Contact the box office or website for information on films showing and films coming soon!
Fri 9th Sept – Sun 11th Sept The Smurfs (U)
FILMS
Fri 9th Sept – Thurs 15th Sept Sarah’s Key (12A)
Fri 16th Sept – Thurs 22nd Sept
Cowboys and Aliens (12A)
Fri 16th Sept – Thurs 22nd Sept
Super 8 (12A) – TBC
Sat 24th Sept – Tues 27th Sept The Rise of the Planet of the Apes (12A)
Sat 24th Sept – Thurs 29th Sept
One Day (12A) – TBC
Fri 30th Sept – Wed 5th Oct Fright Night (15) – TBC
Fri 7th Oct – Thurs 13th Oct Jane Eyre TBC
• Movie Meal Deal (MMD) Mondays and Wednesdays with The Royal Castle Hotel - only £13: ask at the box office for details. • Cinema licensed - enjoy a drink from the bar whilst watching a film! • Orange Wednesdays now up and running!
(Details correct at time of going to print but may be subject to change)
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