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| Based on the international best-selling autobiographic books “Papillon” and “Banco", the film follows the epic story of Henri “Papillon” Charrière (Charlie Hunnam), a safecracker from the Parisian underworld who is framed for murder and condemned to life in the notorious penal colony on Devil’s Island. Determined to regain his freedom, Papillon forms an unlikely alliance with a convicted counterfeiter Louis Dega (Rami Malek), who in exchange for protection, agrees to finance Papillon’s escape. |
| Wednesday 03 April 2019 |
20:00 |
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Dazzling French singer-songwriter, Angélique, makes her U.K. debut, showcasing a selection, mostly in English, from her new album, “Mes Amours.” Accompaniment is provided by Doug Gould and his Ensemble, a trio of London’s finest young musicians, who will also give solo performances. This is a unique event, not to be missed!
This concert is generously sponsored by Venables and Son Pianos of Ringwood. |
| Thursday 04 April 2019 |
19:30 |
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| Sailing dangerously close to National Treasure status, one of the most outspoken politicians of our time embarks on her first ever national tour. Entertaining, enlightening and as controversial as you would expect, Margaret Thatcher and Craig Revel Horwood collide as Ann lifts the lid on life in Westminster and shares behind-the-scenes gossip from some of the nation’s best-loved programmes, including Strictly Come Dancing, Have I Got News For You and Celebrity Big Brother. |
| Friday 05 April 2019 |
19:30 |
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| Don't come! Honestly no-one knows what they're doing. The script hasn't even been written yet. There won't be any fun, frolics, frills, or laughter. We will not be listening to your suggestions for comedy sketches, games and spontaneous musical theatre. So if you're up for some laughter filled, one-of-a-kind, high energy, spontaneous performance go somewhere else because Black Cherry has not got the show for you. To be completely frank with you we are not even sure what we are writing this for? Why are you reading this anyway? We really are running out of things to... |
| Friday 05 April 2019 |
20:00 |
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Winner of “Best International Show” at the Hollywood Fringe USA.
Richard Parker is a darkly comic play of fate, freewill and coincidence and features two men stuck on a boat, one of whom believes in coincidences and one who doesn't.
Is there any escape from that which seems to be ordained for each of us? Just how important are our names and our circumstances?
Filled with dark humour, fluid dialogue and little know facts, this show is bound to thoroughly amuse, startle and entertain you.
‘Richard Parker is a great play… part Hitchcock, part Pinter, very funny, dark, with a great script and two great actors.” LA Bitter Lemons
‘A clever script boosted by compelling performances’ ***** Scotsman
‘I have nothing but praise for Owen Thomas’s dialogue’ Fringe Review
‘This spooky, absurdist two-hander is written by Thomas with a rationality that makes us hold our breath’. The Huffington Post
Age Suitability 16+ |
| Saturday 06 April 2019 |
19:30 |
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After the success of his sold out 2017/18 UK tour, comedian, choirboy and host of Soccer AM, Lloyd Griffith is back on the road with his hilarious new stand-up show. Expect jokes, dubious impressions, jokes, a bit of choral singing, jokes, maybe a fact about a Cathedral, jokes and probably the story about about that time he had a toilet incident on the A46.
As seen on: Soccer AM (Sky One), Live At The Comedy Store (Comedy Central), Bounty Hunters (Sky), Drunk History (Comedy Central), The Premier League Show (BBC2). Online: Every Premier League Football Fan in 90 seconds, Jack Whitehall’s Training Days, Taxi To Training, BBC3 Quickies: The Tape Guy.
"Lloyd bounces off the audience and has everyone laughing along with him. This is an hour of uplifting stand-up that’ll have you smiling for days. A warm, relatable and hilarious show"
★★★★ The Sunday Post
‘Disarmingly good’ Dominic Maxwell, The Times
‘Punchy gags and a jaw-dropping singing voice. Expect to hear more from Griffith’ Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard
‘Lloyd Griffith has to be my favourite find from this show. It's not often you get a comic and a choirboy rolled into one, and he's seriously talented in both areas’ Leicester Mercury |
| Thursday 11 April 2019 |
20:00 |
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Michaels are presenting our 2nd Annual Music Event hosted once more by Patrick Fernando Peiro of Swing Unlimited Big Band (SUBB) with an evening packed full of superb local musicians such as Scott Lavene Music and Other Adventures, Fleur Lindsay Music, Overcliff, Rick Jones Quartet and the amazing SU2 will play the second half!
This evening promises to be a exciting and entertaining fundraising event for music lovers in aid of Michael House. |
| Friday 12 April 2019 |
19:30 |
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A Nightmare on Elm Street 5
Alice, having survived the previous installment of the Nightmare series, finds the deadly dreams of Freddy Krueger starting once again. This time, the taunting murderer is striking through the sleeping mind of Alice's unborn child. His intention is to be "born again" into the real world. The only one who can stop Freddy is his dead mother, but can Alice free her spirit in time to save her own son?
PLUS!
Freddy's Dead - The Final Nightmare
Adolescent therapist Maggie leads her patients on a trip to Springwood, hometown of her newest patient and vicious dream-killer Freddy Krueger. When strange deaths follow, Maggie must face the secrets of her own childhood in order to battle Freddy in an epic 3 Dimensional showdown in this 6th installment of the Elm Street franchise.
First 25 to arrive will receive original 3D FreddyVision glasses! |
| Saturday 13 April 2019 |
19:00 |
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Already legends by 1953, beloved comedy duo Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy set out to perform live shows for their adoring fans. The tour becomes a hit, but long-buried tension and Hardy's failing health start to threaten their new act and friendship. Starring John C. Reilly and Steve Coogan
11am performance will be a relaxed performance - A relaxed performance is intended specifically to be sensitive to and accepting of audience members who may benefit from a more relaxed environment. There will be lights on in the auditorium, you can make noise and walk in and out of the show as and when you please. |
| Wednesday 17 April 2019 |
11:00 |
| Wednesday 17 April 2019 |
20:00 |
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Frank Fisher (NICK OFFERMAN) has been running his record store in Red Hook, Brooklyn, for over a decade. A one-time musician, Frank’s life changed when his wife died in an accident and left him to raise their only daughter Sam (KIERSEY CLEMONS), who has recently been accepted to a pre-med program at UCLA and is about to leave the nest. As if the prospect of seeing his daughter move away isn’t enough, the record store is losing money, and Frank is forced to tell his friend Leslie (TONI COLLETTE), who is also his landlord, that he’s going to close up shop at the end of the summer. Aside from hanging out at the bar owned by his buddy Dave (TED DANSON) and taking care of his aging mother Marianne (BLYTHE DANNER), Frank doesn’t seem to have much to look forward to.
One night, Frank distracts Sam from her studies and encourages her to jam with him – Sam has grown up playing music with her father, and also sings as a hobby. She pulls out some lyrics she’s been working on, and together they spend the night crafting and recording a song together. “We’re not a band,” she says to Frank the next day, squelching his excitement. But Frank is inspired by his daughter’s talent, and impulsively uploads the song to Spotify under the band name “We’re Not a Band.”
Much to Frank and Sam’s surprise, the song is placed on a popular Spotify playlist, and suddenly thousands of people are listening to it. For Frank, the world opens up for him again, as he starts to imagine a future recording and even performing live with Sam, if only he can convince her to take a year off from school and keep the band alive. But Sam has ambitions of her own, already complicated by a growing relationship with her NEW girlfriend Rose (SASHA LANE), and these make a music career seem all but impossible. As the summer comes to a close and college beckons, Frank and Sam must make some choices, and find a way to transition into their new lives. |
| Wednesday 24 April 2019 |
20:00 |
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Airpocket Theatre presents … hang on a minute. That’s those two from the London Rep isn’t it? When was that taken?
Mark Spalding and Barbara Dryhurst came to change theatre. Thirty years on, they’re still at it. It’s a Daisy Chain. One thing leads to another and suddenly they’re older and none the wiser.
Airpocket Theatre brings you the unbelievable story of a life in the day of two very serious professional actors who bear hardly any resemblance to these two. Whose agent has their office in a skip? What happened to the Shakespeare with dogs project? Will they find a new theatre for our times?
Photo by Patrick Mackle from world premiere of Mister Fun by Steve Gooch. |
| Thursday 25 April 2019 |
19:30 |
| Friday 26 April 2019 |
19:30 |
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The band consisting of Joe Broughton (fiddle/mandolin/guitar), Paloma Trigas (fiddle/vocals), Tom Chapman (percussion/vocals) and Dan Walsh (banjo/guitar/vocals) has performed across the world at everything from secluded coves to 30,000 capacity festival fields since it's inception in 2009. This year we have completed a very successful UK tour and a trip to France and we have an autumn UK tour and a trip to Denmark still to come before the end of the year. We also recently appeared on the Mark Radcliffe Show on BBC Radio 2 for a live session and our album 'The Escape' has had excellent reviews:
"The Escape is spot on." **** R2 (Rock'n'Reel) Magazine
"Exciting, invigorating… The level of the musicianship from the entire quartet is remarkable… at moments showing their capacity to be as serene and charming as they are energetic." **** Songlines
"...creativity blooms across the whole album. Heroically diverse, no-one puts more sunshine and fizz into acoustic cavaliering. Addictive, yes, but unlike other substances, a fix of UFQ is positively health-giving." fRoots Magazine |
| Saturday 27 April 2019 |
20:00 |
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| The Dodge Brothers are a skiffle-and-blues band producing ‘tunes of proven merit’ – new songs written and performed in the old style, harking back to the days of jug-band blues and early rock’n’roll. Comprising Mike Hammond, Aly Hirji, Mark Kermode, and Alex Hammond, The Dodge Brothers’ music has an authentically American tang. Their third album ‘Drive Train’ presents a more ambitious cinematic landscape, with songs ranging from tender ballads to ragged rockabilly via piratical folk-tunes and drunken lullabies. Alongside fourteen original compositions, Drive Train also includes an arrangement of ‘Oh Death’, a longstanding Dodge Brothers live favourite. |
| Sunday 28 April 2019 |
19:30 |
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ImpAct Theatre bring a new play, The White Bike, to Dorset in April 2019. The production will be the amateur premiere of this work and is staged in association with Bournemouth Borough Council’s THINK BIKE! campaign.
The White Bike is a creative and imaginative play about how an ordinary cycle ride to work can have extraordinary consequences. Written by Tamara von Werthern and inspired by a true event, this beautifully constructed and thought provoking piece takes us on a journey showing us what happens when our world is turned upside down.
ImpAct Theatre feels very privileged to be working with Tamara on this production and Patricia Richardson, the play’s director says, “The White Bike is an utterly unique and deeply affecting play and we feel very honoured to have its writer, Tamara von Werthern, involved with this production and delighted to be staging this work in association with Bournemouth Borough Council’s very important campaign. Richard Pearson, Bournemouth Council’s Highway Design and Road Safety Officer said “We are delighted to be working with ImpAct Theatre to help highlight the topic of cycle safety.” |
| Tuesday 30 April 2019 |
20:00 |
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