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MARTIN ROSCOE – CLASSICAL PIANIST Sat 16 Apr @ 7.30pm Martin Roscoe has become one of the UK’s most loved and respected pianists being in great demand as a concerto soloist, chamber musician and recitalist. Martin appears regularly at Wigmore Hall and has long-standing
HENNING WEHN – COMEDY Thurs 28 Apr @ 8pm Join the Henning Wehn German Comedy Ambassador for Teutonic jolliness at its best. Expect some old favourites and plenty of new ideas. Some might call it work-in- progress but Henning prefers to describe it as masterpiece- under-construction.
SIMON & GARFUNKEL: THROUGH THE YEARS Performed by Bookends
associations with many of the UK’s leading orchestras such as the BBC Philharmonic and BBC Scottish Symphony. A prolific recording artist, Martin has a distinguished discography and is one of the most broadcast pianists on BBC radio For this recital he takes two of Beethoven’s most celebrated sonatas as the centrepieces. The Waldstein is one of his most brilliant and upbeat works, while the Moonlight takes us on an amazing journey from the mesmerising Adagio to the volcanic finale. The outer works by Schumann and Debussy provide fascinating commentaries on childhood through the eyes of the adult composer, while Debussy’s virtuosic picture of the voyage to the Joyous Isle reaches an ecstatic conclusion. SCHUMANN – Scenes From Childhood Op.15 BEETHOVEN – Sonata No.21 in C major Op.53 “Waldstein” BEETHOVEN – Sonata No.14 Op.27 No.2 “Moonlight” DEBUSSY – Children’s Corner DEBUSSY – L’isle Joyeuse
ROYAL OPERA HOUSE LIVE: LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR Mon 25 Apr @ 7.15pm
Lucia di Lammermoor tells the story of an ongoing feud between two families in 17thcentury Scotland that has terrible consequences for two young lovers. It contains what is undoubtedly one of opera’s most poignant and gripping mad scenes, and is regarded as one of Donizetti’s finest works. The opera has not been seen at the Royal Opera House in more than a decade, so this new production by Katie Mitchell will be a particularly important and exciting event. The title role will be sung by Diana Damrau,, an expert in the coloratura repertory, while American tenor Charles Castronovo takes on that of her secret lover, the reckless and passionate Edgardo. Opera in three acts, Sung in Italian.
Sat 07 May @ 8pm Simon and Garfunkel Through the Years’ is the world’s most authentic sounding theatre show of its kind. With moving and powerful live performances and multimedia, the show takes a chronological journey through the friendship and behind the scenes of the greatest ever folk-rock duo. Featuring interviews with Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel, original movie footage and mind blowing live performances, the show features hits like Mrs Robinson, The Boxer, Homeward Bound and the incredible Bridge Over Troubled Water.
Come along and relive the unforgettable music of Simon & Garfunkel in what the BBC described as ‘a must see’ show. “Not just your average tribute” - BBC Radio WM “That could really be Simon & Garfunkel” – BBC Radio Nottingham.
FILMS
Spotlight (15), youth (15), Goosebumps (pG), Trumbo (15), alvin and the chipmunks: The road chip (U) and many more!
Contact the box office or website for information on film times and films coming soon!
£5 B4 5 OFFER – All film tickets Mon – Fri £5 before 5pm!!
Movie Meal Deal (MMD), Monday and Wednesdays with The royal castle hotel only £15, ask at the box office for details.
cinema now licensed for you to enjoy a drink from the bar whilst watching a film.
(Details correct at time of going to print but may be subject to change)
For bookings and more information Call 01803 839530
www.theflavel.org.uk
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