3 April 2015 East Kilbride Post


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SATURDAY FAMILY FILMS:


Monsters University When:


18 April 10am


Where:


Eastwood Park Theatre Eastwood Cost: £2


Mike Wazowski and James P. Sul- livan are an inseparable pair, but that wasn't always the case. From the mo- ment these two mismatched monsters met they couldn't stand each other. Monsters University unlocks the door to how Mike and Sulley overcame their diffe- rences and became the best of friends.


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Venue: Eastwood Park Theatre Telephone: 0141 577 4956


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Butterfly Kiss !"#$%&'()*&+&,-.$)(. East Kilbride Arts Centre


Tel: 01355 261000 www.sllcboxoffice.co.uk


ce. They don't know how he did it but they certainly enjoyed them- selves as they watched his as- tonishing antics. He will require some assistance from audience volunteers in order to show his wonders, and he may even turn one of them into a rabbit (but not for long). Show is suitable for 3 year olds upwards.


Written and directed by Dave Anderson


Date: Friday 10 April Time: 8.00pm Price: £12.00/£11.00 A Punch and Judy stall on a Scottish seaside front.


STARGAZING LIVE When:


Sat. 21 Mar-Sun. 22 Mar Where:


New Lanark


World Heritage Site Cost: £4


An older guy, who might be a Punch and Judy exponent, or just somebody reminiscing abo- ut a time in his life when you co- uld see such things on a Scot- tish seafront? We don't know. What we do know is that this Punch and Judy stall is a magic box, full of cha- racters from the old guy's child- hood, and perhaps from his story between then and now. He's remembering a particu-


lar summer, 1960, when he was 15 years old. He's still a child, but is going through the kind of boy-to-man stuff we all recog- nise; he's already disillusioned with Elvis, for betraying his Po- or-White-Trash roots, his Girl- Back-Home is going off him for an older (16-year-old) guy, and his parents have dragged him off on holiday.


A message in a bottle is wa- shed up on the beach. Peo- ple have jobs, making things. There’s only one TV channel, to which only some people ha- ve access. A look at life in the 1960s and a chance to remi- nisce about all that has chan- ged over the decades


ferred from the intimate, hot and sweaty club environment to larger venues having played a number of festival and large events around the UK including a third return to The Wickerman Festival in 2014. The bands early demos were picked up by Craig Charles who played them a number of times on his Saturday night BBC Ra- dio 6 Funk and Soul Show dee- ming them "the funkiest thing to come out of Scotland since the


Average White Band". Note: Standing Gig


Village theatre


Tel: 01355 261000 www.sllcboxoffice.co.uk


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Curtain Up


East Kilbride Repertory Theatre Club


A comedy by Peter Quilter Three Bears


Puppet Animation Scotland Clydebuilt Puppet Theatre Company


Date: Saturday 18 April Time: 1.00pm Price: £4.00


(£15.00 family of 4) 3 years + Duration: 50 minutes The shiny metal world of Gol- dilocks meets the lovely natu- ral wooden world of the three bears. The result, a very sticky adventure all round...


Happily the bears and Goldi- locks become friends and cook up the most wonderful porridge recipe together.


Clydebuilt’s very own chef bakes in the kitchen and finds time to tell this wonderful warm classic story using kitchen im- plements in a very intriguing and unusual way.


Established in 1987, Clyde- built is one of Scotland’s leading touring puppet companies, to- uring extensively throughout the UK and annually performing over 200 shows.


The Chooky Brae EKO Players Present By D.C Jackson


Date: 23 - 25 April Time: 7.30pm Price: £8.00 / £6.00


It’s Christmas Day in Ste- warton and Irene Gordon’s struggling to get in the festive spirit. Her 18-year-old daugh- ter has just had a baby, her ex- husband’s had a stroke and her eldest is having a breakdown. To compensate, all she gets is Rab McGuire and an escaped chicken that won’t be stuffed.


Broadway and Beyond Peter Morrison


Date: Sat 18 April Time: 7.30pm Price: £13.00 / £11.50 Peter Morrison`s annual spring tour is here again and calls at The Village Theatre on 18th April.


With him will of HND


Musical Theatre Cabaret New College Lanarkshire


Date: Sunday 26 April Time: 1.00pm and 4.30pm Price: £10.00


Lunch Time Performance ,/)0*&'12("1/#0*


ODEON CINEMA, EAST KILBRIDE Date: 9th April, 7.30pm


Returning to Rome from a war against the Goths, the general Titus Andronicus brings with him the queen Tamora and her three sons as prisoners of war. Titus’ sacrifice of Tamora’s eldest son to appease the ghosts of his dead sons, and his decision to refuse to accept the title of emperor, initiates a terrible cycle of mutilation, rape and murder. And all the while, at the centre of the nightmare, there moves the villa- inous, self-delighting Aaron. Grotesquely violent and daringly experi- mental, Titus was the smash hit of Shakespeare’s early career, and is written with a ghoulish energy he was never to repeat elsewhere.


Kid’s Sunday Magic Date: Sunday 5 April Time: 1.00pm Price: £5.00


Amazing, fun, incredible, hi-


larious... When Douglas Came- ron performs his magic show, everyone leaves slightly puzz- led but with a smile on their fa-


Lunch served at 1.00pm (tea/ coffee, soup and sandwiches) Performance 2.00pm


Nothern Soul Night Berry Tweed and the Chasers


Date: Saturday 18 April Time: 8.00pm Price: £8.00


A night of live Northern Soul,


Motown and R'n'B plus special guest DJ's playing northern so- ul classics from the original vinyl. Eight piece band Berry Tweed and The Chasers' big and brassy sound has successfully trans-


High Tea Performance


Tea served at 4.30pm (tea / co- ffee, sandwiches and cake) Performance 5.00pm


Sit back and enjoy the


sounds from the musical theatre stage, in a cabaret performan- ce brought to you by a group of young talented singers from Motherwell College’s HND Mu-


sical Theatre programme. Note: Book Early


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course be his son Richard re- cently completing a nationwi- de tour with the great John Wil- son Orchestra, and his daugh- ter Jackie - having recently won unstinting praise for her perfor- mances in” Abigail`s Party” (The Curve, Leicester) and “A Bun- ch of Amateurs” (The Watermill, Newbury)


“Broadway and Beyond" brings you a whole range of po- pular music, solos, duets and ensembles. From broadway mu- sicals to Scots songs, perfor- med by Peter and his talented cast with, as ever, Alan Kitchen as Musical Director.


Peter takes great pride in putting together a program- me of first class musical enter- tainment.


Date: Wed 8 – Sat 11 April Time: 7.30pm Price: £7.50 / £5.50 The hilarious story of five wo- men who inherit equal shares in a dilapidated theatre and plan to bring it back to life again. Their most ambitious sche- me is to hold a concert featuring local talent and a world famous star. A fast-paced and very fun- ny comedy


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