THE FLAVEL FLAVEL
CUbe tHeAtre FreDDY DAre & tHe ginger June @ 2pm
rObber - FAMilY tHeAtre Sat 8th
An adventure through theatre and film. A powerful story for all ages. Meet Fred Andrews, schoolboy and loser. Fred’s dad died a while ago, and his mum is too sad to pay attention to him. to make it even worse, he’s struggling to make any friends at his new school. but then he discovers a mysterious package at the bottom of a wardrobe and an unexpected visitor in the shed. will these things give him the answers he needs or will they lead to his ultimate downfall? with influences ranging from the hit tv show ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ and the films ‘the Artist’ ‘Scott Pilgrim’, Cube theatre transports you on an epic adventure through striking visual effects, great original music, stylish performances and a dazzling script that packs an emotional punch.
Come and find your inner superhero!
CUbe tHeAtre AUbADe - tHeAtre Sat 8th
June @ 7.30pm
A satire, a thriller, a twisted love story. A young, trainee teacher arrives at a failing school, determined to raise the aspirations of poverty-line pupils. As she struggles with a difficult class, she turns increasingly to her single, middle-aged mentor for help. but her mentor has troubles of his own. Disillusioned, alienated, and recently bereaved after years of caring for his declining mother, he finds solace as the star of his own Fred Astaire fantasy. And now he’s looking to cast his own ginger rogers whether she wants to dance or not. * recommended 15 years+, Contains very strong language, and one scene of graphic fantasy violence.
nt live - tHeAtre June @ 7pm
tHe AUDienCe Thurs 15th
Helen Mirren reprises her Academy Award winning role as Queen elizabeth ii in the highly-anticipated west end production of the Audience, broadcast as part of national theatre live. For sixty years elizabeth ii has met each of her twelve Prime Ministers in a weekly audience at buckingham Palace – a meeting like no other in british public life – it is private. both parties have an unspoken agreement never to repeat what is said. not even to their spouses. the Audience breaks this contract of silence – and imagines a series of pivotal meetings between the Downing Street incumbents and their Queen. the Audience reunites writer Peter Morgan and Academy Award-winning actress Helen Mirren following their collaboration on the critically-acclaimed movie sensation the Queen. the Audience is directed by Academy Award-nominated director Stephen Daldry (billy elliot, the Hours) and presented in the west end by Matthew byam Shaw for Playful Productions, robert Fox and Andy Harries.
tHe PlYMOUtH gilbert AnD SUllivAn FellOwSHiP 90th
Sat 22nd
AnniverSArY COnCert June @ 7.30pm
the Fellowship, founded in October 1923, is this year celebrating 90 years, in which they have performed over 90 full-scale productions and numerous concerts and semi-staged versions of the “Savoy” operas. they return to the Flavel with a pot-pourri of music featuring Sullivan’s delightful melodies and gilbert’s witty lyrics.
eDinbUrgH Fringe Preview - COMeDY
lUKe benSOn Thurs 20th
June @ 8pm
rOH live – glOriAnA - OPerA benJAMin britten | OPerA
in tHree ACtS Sung in english Mon 24th
June @ 7.15pm.
this important new staging of gloriana marks three major anniversaries: 60 years since the Queen’s Coronation, 60 years since the opera’s premiere at the royal Opera House, and the centenary of benjamin britten’s birth. britten’s portrait of the public and private faces of elizabeth i is a brilliant depiction of the tudor court and the tension between affairs of state and affairs of the heart. Award-winning director richard Jones (il trittico, Anna nicole) directs a gloriana for our time, framing the depiction of the 16th-century Queen in a setting that re- creates the excitement of our own Queen’s Coronation year. A superlative british cast brings to life this under-appreciated gem, a unique tribute both to the nation’s monarch and to its greatest opera composer.
gerMAine greer – SPeAKer June @ 7.30pm
“tHe DiSAPPeAring wOMAn” Sat 29th
“Forty years ago it seemed that women were about to take their rightful place in the world, in parliament, in the church, in the judiciary, in the workplace but when you open any newspaper you find that news is still made by men in suits. the female most likely to be seen in the sports pages will be a horse. women are disappearing too because flesh is not allowed. with
each stage of their lives, as they become successively wife, mother, mother-in-law, grandmother, they become less visible. virtually obliterated are the three-quarters of care home residents who are women.“ expect this unique close encounter with germaine to be candid, enlightening, and highly entertaining.
FILMS
Jack the giant Slayer, A late Quartet, trance, goodbye lenin! & many more, Contact the box office or website for information on film times and films coming soon!
Movie Meal Deal (MMD), Monday and wednesdays with the royal Castle Hotel only £15, Ask at the box office for details.
Orange wednesdays up and running!
£4 b4 4 OFFer – All film tickets Mon – thurs £4 before 4pm!!
Cinema now licensed for you to enjoy a drink from the bar whilst watching a film.
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