THE FLAVEL
THE FLAVEL ARTS CENTRE DARTMOUTH
LIVE EVENTS October @ 8pm
ThEATrE • mUsIc • DAncE • ArT • cInEmA •cAFE • BAr • LIBrArY
A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF WHAT’S ON DURING OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2014
BRIDGET CHRISTIE: A BIC FOR HER – COMEDY Fri 10th
bridget christie (from r4’s bridget christie minds the Gap, Dilemma, Heresy, News Quiz, the unbelievable truth, bbc’s HIGNFY, QI, It’s Kevin and c4’s cardinal burns) does not wear her feminism lightly. she wears it heavily, like a suit of armour. If you think you’d enjoy a 43 year old woman shouting about gender inequality, in a Gloucester accent, for nearly two hours (including an interval), then this is definitely the show for you!
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Where We Are – LIVE – The Concert Film Sat 11th
October @ 2pm & Sun 12th Oct @ 7pm
the biggest band in the world and global pop superstars, One Direction, bring their epic ‘Where We Are’ world tour to cinemas all around the world. Join One Direction for their first ever full concert experience on the big screen. recorded at milan’s iconic san siro stadium, experience the concert, plus a 15 minute never before seen interview with the band cut with exclusive backstage tour footage.
OLA ONABULE Sat 11th
October @ 8pm
Ola has just returned from romania as the headline artist for International Jazz Day romania. Ola’s emotionally charged live performances and impactive shows have taken Ola to some of the most prestigious festival stages, concert halls and jazz clubs worldwide. Ola’s voice is unmistakably gentle and wistful, haunting and heartbreaking, very special and unique. the music is reminiscent of the great soul and Jazz artists of the 1960s and 70s, whose music was able to change the course of history because it changed perceptions and opened minds.
STORY GIANT – SHANTY THEATRE Wed 15th
October @ 7pm
It’s night time on Dartmoor and a cold wind whistles through the bracken and gorse, making them sing. Deep in his castle, the story Giant is dying. through the centuries he has gathered all the tales in existence. All that is, except one. tonight his very life relies on finding it. exploring folklore, myth and fairytale from around the world, join shanty theatre company as we meet ghosts, talking skulls, monsters, thieves, tricksters, dragons, and homing chickens in an adventure to find the last story on earth. Adapted from the book by legendary Liverpool poet brian Patten, this really is a family production, to be enjoyed by anyone of seven years and older!
ROYAL OPERA HOUSE: LIVE TO SCREEN – MANON October @ 7.15pm
LESCAUT Thurs 16th
manon Lescaut is a beautiful young woman who falls prey to the moral corruption of 18th-century Paris. Kenneth macmillan brings manon’s story vividly to life with his ballet, which evokes the brutality and decadence described in Abbé Prévost’s infamous novel, as well as the feckless character of manon herself – torn between love for the poet Des Grieux and her desire for money and attention. At the ballet’s heart are the duets macmillan created for manon and Des Grieux, which are among the most emotionally intense and erotically charged ever choreographed.
BLUES NIGHT WITH RICK & STEVE PAYNE Fri 17th
October @ 8pm
rick Payne and steve Payne return to the Flavel for an evening of acoustic roots and blues music. Heralded as two of the best acoustic players in the uK, rick and steve are not related but share a passion for guitar as well as a surname. tonight’s performance at the Flavel will coincide with the release of their long awaited joint cD which features a mix of original folk and blues plus some long standing favourites. Often compared with ry cooder, slide guitar maestro rick Payne’ is variously described as one of the uK’s most unique and versatile guitarists, a musical life’s worth of troubadour globe-trotting has resulted in steve perfecting his particular succinct, and at times very tongue-in-cheek, live ‘in concert’ experience. Individually they are wizards on the guitar; together they are totally spell binding. Not to be missed!
DAVID KNOPFLER Sat 18th
October @ 8pm
Guitarist, singer-songwriter, poet and founder member of 70’s rock band ‘Dire straits’. David spent three years with Dire straits before embarking upon a solo career as a rock jazz recording artist. He has recorded many solo albums and often works with Harry bogdanovs, co-producing the album Wishbones, which includes guest appearances by chris rea and eddi reader of Fairground Attraction. more recently, the double cD Acoustic, containing unplugged renditions of new and old songs, was released in 2011. David continues to tour – us, canada, spain, Germany and the uK and the first ever limited edition live album, made in Germany, was released in April 2013. A great opportunity to enjoy an evening of live music with a talented singer-songwriter.
BAKE IT BIG WITH GLENN COSBY Sat 25th
October @ 7.30pm
He’s the man who brought big bakes to millions of tv viewers across the uK when he featured in 2013’s series Four of the bbc’s Great british bake Off.
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