A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF WHAT’S ON DURING
AUgUSt/SePteMber 2013 For bookings and more information call 01803 839530
www.theflavel.org.uk
LIVE EVENTS August 7pm
bOwie iS HAPPening nOw… Tues 13th
the Victoria and Albert Museum presents David bowie is Happening now - a nationwide cinema event screened live, as the finale to the museum’s enormously successful exhibition. this will be your last to experience the V&A’s exhibition in the UK before it goes on international tour. it will feature special guests, offering an insight into the stories behind some of the 300 objects from the David bowie Archive, many of which have never been displayed in public. if you love David bowie, don’t miss this special live broadcast giving an intimate look into the exhibition and his amazing career!
iF tHe SHOe FitS, weAr it! – FAMilY tHeAtre Thurs 15th
August @ 2pm
iF tHe SHOe FitS, weAr it! – wOrKSHOP Thurs 15th
August @ 3.30pm
when emily pays a visit to nicefits Shoe emporium, she soon realises this is no ordinary shop. Hidden inside every box is a shoe with a story to tell, from slippers that speed up time to the cowboy boots of Dustbowl bill. but the question is, which shoes should emily choose? bringing shoes and stories to life using physical theatre, dance, story-telling and music ‘if the Shoe Fits’ is a delightful 55 minute dance theatre show for all the family. recommended 3+ written by Anna-Maria Murphy, Directed by Simon Harvey (both Kneehigh theatre), Choreographed by Helen tiplady, Designed by John Keys and with Music by benji bower this is a delightfully interactive show for children and adults alike.
rObbie williAMS August @
liVe! Tues 20th
6.50pm the finale to our summer bonanza of big music industry names, robbie williams - take the Crown concert live from talinn, will be screened here live! Don’t miss it! Standing tickets for dancing purposes!
glObe On SCreen – tweltH nigHt Thurs 22nd August @ 7pm
Filled with a cast of unforgettable characters, twelfth night is a moving comedy of loss and misplaced love and includes some of the most exquisite songs Shakespeare ever wrote. the all-male Original Practices production, exploring clothing, music, dance and settings possible in the globe around 1601, stars award- winning Mark rylance and Stephen Fry. twelfth night’s sell-out performances led to a hit run in london’s west end.
(Details correct at time of going to print but may be subject to change)
rOH liVe - tUrAnDOt bY PUCCini Tues 17th
September @ 7.15pm
Opera in 3 acts: Sung in italian the royal Opera House live Cinema Season gets off to a dramatic start with the return of Puccini’s musically sublime final opera turandot – a tale of disguised identities, riddles, ritual executions and powerful, triumphant love. Andrei Serban’s production of this dark Oriental fairytale is spectacular, with Sally Jacobs’s magnificent sets and elaborate masks, and costumes inspired by traditional Chinese theatre. One of the greatest turandot singers today, lise lindstrom, makes her royal Opera debut, with Marco berti, a wonderful Puccinian singer, in the role of Prince Cala.
tHeAtre: AbYSS - lUCiFer SAVeD bY Peter OSwAlD Sat 21st
September @ 7.30pm
A Comic tragedy, full of dark clown-like humour, circus tricks, slap-stick, gypsy music and flights of otherworldly poetic language. On his country estate, lord brook is trapped in his own shadowy past, caring for his furious, repressed daughter and the war-crippled ex-Chaplain of his regiment. to relieve himself of his mental agony, an estranged lunatic fog of denial and depression, he invites a CirCUS to set up tent on his estate. with the arrival of the brightly coloured and lawless troop of performers come revelations of the darkest possible nature.
nt liVe – OtHellO Thurs 26th
the national theatre presents a major new production of william Shakespeare’s celebrated play about the destructive power of jealousy. Olivier Award-winning actor Adrian lester (Henry V at the national theatre, bbC’s Hustle) takes the
title role. Playing opposite him as the duplicitous iago is fellow Olivier Award-winner rory Kinnear (the last of the Haussmans, James bond: Skyfall), who is reunited with director nicholas Hytner (timon of Athens, One Man, two guvnors) following their acclaimed collaboration on the national theatre’s recent production of Hamlet.
Othello, newly married to Desdemona – who is half his age – is appointed leader of a major military operation. iago, passed over for promotion by Othello in favour of the young Cassio, persuades Othello that Cassio and Desdemona are having an affair.
SPeAKer - SArAH wOllAStOn MP SwiMMing witH SHArKS Thurs 27th
September @ 7.30pm
Previously a gP, Sarah also spent time as a police forensic examiner for Devon and Cornwall Police, helping victims of sexual violence. She was also involved with teaching and
September @ 7pm
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