THE FLAVEL ARTS CENTRE DARTMOUTH
THEATRE • MUSIC • DANCE • ART • CINEMA •CAFE • BAR • LIBRARY
A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF WHAT’S ON DURING MAY & JUNE 2017
For bookings and more information call 01803 839530 •
www.theflavel.org.uk LIVE EVENTS AT THE FLAVEL
LITTLE HOWARD’S BIG SHOW FOR KIDS Saturday 6th May, 2:00pm Big Howard and Little Howard - the human/car- toon double act and stars of The Royal Variety Performance, CBBC’s The Slammer and Little Howard’s Big Question - are back with their unique family comedy show. A sinister figure threatens our heroes and the only way to thwart him is by putting on the funniest show possible! Award-winning and ground-breaking children’s comedy. “Guaranteed to get laughs” – British Theatre Guide
CREATIVE DIGITAL MAKING TASTER SESSIONS Saturday 27th May
We’ve teamed up with creative technologists 2.times do to bring you a day of interactive creative digital making activities. Come along and experiment with all kinds of new and exciting digital creative technol- ogy in this fun-packed day. Four individual sessions – Raspberry Pi, 3D Printing, Scratch and Sonic Pi.
THE POP-UP OPERA: THE SECRET MARRIAGE Tuesday 13th June, 7:30pm
A live opera performance by the Pop-Up Opera, who brought us the wonderful Barber of Seville last summer. An 18th-century Italian comic opera by Domenico Cimarosa. You can hear the influence of Mozart in the music. Filled with comic intrigues and confusions, the story is about following your heart, and makes a perfect summer opera filled with our special Pop-up Opera humour, sparkle and fun.
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST Friday 26th – Saturday 27th May, 7:00pm
Presented by The Dartmouth Players. The Importance of Being Earnest is the most renowned of Oscar Wilde’s comedies. Set in 1895, it’s the story of two bachelors who create alter egos named Earnest to escape their tiresome lives. They attempt to win the hearts of two women who, conveniently, claim to only love men called Earnest. The pair struggle to keep up with their own sto- ries and become tangled in a tale of deception, disguise and misadventure.
BARBARA NICE Friday 16th June, 8:00pm Experience this critically acclaimed tip- top character comedy from ‘Phoenix Nights’ actress and come- dian Janice Connolly. With her enviable track record of garnering five star reviews and sell-out shows, Barbara will put a smile on your face and a spring in your step with this new show about chance and luck.
DART MUSIC FESTIVAL EVENTS Friday 12th May – Sunday 14th May
There will be an eclectic variety of music events at The Flavel as the Dart Music Festival celebrates its 20th year. All events are free on a first-come-first-served basis, with tickets allocated to the queue for each event 20 minutes before show-time.
THE MAGIC OF GLENN MILLER Friday 23rd June, 7:30pm
Dave Hankin invites you to expe- rience the sounds of a bygone era as he brings his 18 piece Big Band to Dartmouth to recapture the timeless classics of the incompa- rable Glenn Miller Orchestra.
GUY JOHNSTON & TOM POSTER Friday 30th June, 7:30pm
Guy Johnston, one of the most exciting and versatile British cellists of his generation and Tom Poster, internationally recognised as a pianist of outstanding artistry and versatility, present an exciting programme of music for cello and piano.
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