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Office: 01642 525199 Administration: 01642 525180
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MAY
ARC
and Revolution present ARC Unsigned
-
This
is the Tees Valley’s newest and biggest unsigned band showcase.
Check www.thisisrevolution.co.uk
for band info. N.B.
Proof of ID will be required for all alcoholic drink purchases.
Admission for 14 years+
Clive
Conway Celebrity Productions Ltd present
Tickets:
£12.00, Over 60/Under 16 £10.00, Students /Benefits £8.00, Groups 1/10 Free
Join
her for an evening in which she talks about her life in politics, with an
opportunity for the audience to put their questions to her.
Arc Jazz
in Association with Jazzaction
present
Sue
Ferris is a powerful tenor and baritone saxophonist.
She is equally at home with Rhythm & Blues, Rock, and Big Band, as
she is with Jazz.
From
Teesside with Love and Generator present
FREE
OF CHARGE
SPARK-
Tomorrow’s Dance Today
Tickets:
Adults £5.00 Concessions £2.50, Groups 1/10 Free
Northern
School of Contemporary Dance present
Tickets:
£7.50, Over 60/Under 16 £6.00, Students/Benefits/Restricted View £5.00,
The
UK’s next generation of contemporary dancers - the Graduate Performance
Company from the Northern School of Contemporary Dance.
Tickets: £7.00, £5.00
As
camp as Christmas, like a modern-day Larry Grayson, Carr was winner of
2001's BBC New Comedy Awards for Stand-up. Loud, sharp and controversial,
Webster is the definitive Geordie stand-up.
Little Myth Creative Writing
Have
you ever wanted to try your hand at writing?
In
these one off sessions you will learn the essentials of poetry creation.
Supported by Stockton Borough Council Neighbourhood Renewal Community
Chest.
The Session
Verb
Garden @ ARC
present
Join
Wendy for a seditious ‘bloody good moan’, while she reads a selection of
hilariously dissatisfied and ironic poems.
Ten
Feet Tall present
Blind
from birth…yet her ability to channel messages from beyond the grave has
thrilled and astonished audiences worldwide.
JUNE
Arc
presents
Tickets:
Pay
What You Can- For Wednesday & Saturday matinees
This
play from Teesside’s own Gordon Steel is set against the backdrop of Sunday
league football and comes home for its first ever Teesside production in the
lead up to Euro 2004.
Coming
to the Arc Thursdays from the 3rd June 12- 4.30pm
Don’t
miss your opportunity to become part of a network that will set the standard for
tourism businesses in the North-East.
ARC
and Revolution present
ARC Unsigned -
Tickets:
£3.00 or £2.00 with flyer
This
is the Tees Valley’s newest and biggest unsigned band showcase.
Check www.thisisrevolution.co.uk
for band info. N.B.
Proof of ID will be required for all alcoholic drink purchases.
Admission for 14 years+
Arc
presents
FREE
EVENT with ticket allocation
Supported
by Stockton Borough Council Neighbourhood Renewal Community Chest.
Sakoba Dance Company - Tiiwa-Tiiwa
A
Research and Training project in the authentic technique of African Post-Modern
Dance Theatre led by the charismatic Bode Lawal. With
thanks to Northern Cultural Skills Partnership.
Arc
in Association with 96.6TFM and Ten Feet Tall present Catch 22 Comedy Club
ANTHONY
J BROWN and TOM STADE
A master of deadpan, Bible-black one-liners, Brown's comedic landscape
includes dead grandparents, in-flight pick-pockets, and an aesthetically
disappointing partner.
A
slickly hilarious Canadian who puts nothing out of his comic range,
Stade's onstage persona - half laid-back stoner, half manic gag-master - is both
captivating and hilarious.
Jack
Higgins presents
Saturday
12th June 8pm
By
teaming up with brilliant trumpet player and composer Digby Fairweather,
together with his Half-Dozen, in a new show which finds George with a repertoire
that features some of his well loved numbers and a considerable amount of new
material.
Arc Jazz
in association with Jazzaction
present
From
the classic repertoire to their own material, recreating the exciting atmosphere
of the Hot Club de France; the only ‘Hot Club’ band in the North East so
catch them where you can.
Refugee Week Extravaganza
To
celebrate National Refugee Week, the You Are Here project (managed by Tees
Valley Arts) in partnership with the Arc, brings you an extravaganza of music,
performance and poetry.
Red
ladder Theatre Company present
Recommended
age range 13years +
Red
Ladder are committed to inspiring and challenging young audiences by creating
visionary theatre that impacts and reflects the diversity of our society.
This fantastic new play was developed and researched with young people,
and has an original sound track, live music and evocative film imagery.
The Session
A
full on jamming session featuring the regions finest acoustic and Celtic
musicians.
Jaleo Flamenco
Restricted
view £9.00, Students /Benefits £8.00, Groups 1/10 Free
Jaleo
return to Britain with a compelling new insight into their flamboyant and
magical flamenco world of Andalusian dance, song and guitar.
PAPA Noel and Bana
Congo
One
of the greats of Congolese Music, Papa Noel is a guitarist of phenomenal talent
and a living legend with a career stretching back to the roots of the modern
rhumba sound.
JULY
ARC
and Revolution present
Tickets:
£3.00 or £2.00 with flyer
This
is the Tees Valley’s newest and biggest unsigned band showcase.
Check www.thisisrevolution.co.uk
for band info. N.B.
Proof of ID will be required for all alcoholic drink purchases.
Admission for 14 years+
Verb
Garden @ ARC
present
Expect
a candid, pithy and highly entertaining evening in the company of the
controversial and agenda setting author of The Female Eunuch, and
acclaimed academic, outspoken broadcaster, groundbreaking publisher,
feminist icon and public figure.
Arc Jazz
in Association with Jazzaction
present
The Lewis Watson Quartet describe themselves as, “combing a respect for traditions with a penchant for playing loose and taking risks”. They play original compositions and take a fresh look at some of the more distinctive jazz repertoire.
Arc
in Association with 96.6TFM and Ten Feet Tall present Catch 22 Comedy Club
SIMON BLIGH and JIM JEFFRIES Tickets: £7.00, £5.00
Energetic and hilarious, Bligh’s madcap physical stand-up has been compared to
Lee Evans... Bolshy Aussie Jeffries is a living example of what can happen when
the comedic mind is exposed to too much television.
B’Eagles
The
Eagles provided some of the most memorable sounds of the seventies with hits
songs such as Hotel California, Lyin’ Eyes and Best of My Love.
Their sounds and songs are accurately recreated in this performance.
Following
Events presented as part of STOCKTON INTERNATIONAL RIVERSIDE FESTIVAL
Presented
as part of SIRF
Big Fiddle Workshops @Arc
Wednesday
28th July 7-9pm [Studio Theatre]
Thursday
29th July 7-9pm [Workshop]
Sunday
August 1st 1-3pm [Theatre]
FREE
WORKSHOPS
Work with the Wildcats of Kilkenny as they prepare for their finale day party! In these three 2hour workshops music making and madness is the order of the day; bring an instrument and be able to attend all 3 workshops and the final gig on Sunday 1st August at 5pm. Open to all
Arc
presents a SIRF Event
Thursday
29th July 8pm
Arc
presents a SIRF Event
Us
introduces a group of
people and the ways in which their relationships and attitudes change and
develop.
Arc
presents a SIRF Event
Tickets:
£10.00, Students /Benefits £5.00,
This
bespectacled dog-loving poetic type is widely known as one of the country’s
most innovative comic artists with sell-out shows at The Edinburgh Festival and
8 volumes of verse to his name.
Arc
presents a SIRF Event
Saturday
31st July 2pm & 4pm
The
cult Edinburgh hit for kids and grown-ups is back!
Bring your own teddy bear and join in the action!
Ideal entertainment for kids with short attention spans, for ages
2years+. .
Presented
as part of SIRF 2004
Tickets:
£10.00, Over 60 £8.00, Students/Benefits £5.00, Groups 1/10 Free
AUGUST
Arc
presents a SIRF Event
Join
us for a pre-finale party as festival favourites The Wildcats of Kilkenny are
transformed into a SIRF Big Band for the evening.
The culmination of a series of workshops in which players– young and
old have become apprentice Wildcats!
Arc
presents a SIRF Event
Featuring
special guest Hannah Jones
Saxophonist
and composer Tim Garland joins forces with the regions highly acclaimed 17 piece
jazz orchestra Voice of The North, and sensational vocalist Hannah Jones
EXHIBITIONS
This
exhibition takes its artistic inspiration from the fantastic potential that
science has given us to explore the existence of other worlds.
The exhibition will include a collection of work produced by Martin
Brown, Microbial Worlds. Martin’s
pieces reveal the fantastic beauty of diseases and germs when examined under a
microscope.
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June
- Stockton Riverside College Art Students All
arts courses and levels will be featured in this exciting exhibition for
the end of term show. The culmination of the students work will
include drawings, painting, sculpture, glass making, interior design,
video presentations and much, much more throughout June. |
July
- Mental Health Matters Head Space
This
exhibition is a challenging portrayal of the attitude of mental health service
users towards the services offered to them.
The exhibition is not only a great example of visual art in its own
right, but also a great example of how artistic expression can convey
effectively important and emotive messages.
Cinema
Listings
for May to August 2004
Arc,
Box
Office: 01642 525199 Administration: 01642 525180
www.arconline.co.uk
Wed
28th April (
Thu 29th April (2/7pm) and Sat 1st May (
Fri 30th April (2/7pm) Big Fish (PG)Tim
Burton's enchanting fable
Wed 5th May (2/5/8pm) Osama (12a)Expose of
life under Taliban rule
Thu 6th May and Sat 8th May (2/5/8pm)
Fri 7th May (
Wed
12th May (2/7pm) Dogville (15) Nicole
Kidman vs Lars Von Trier!
Thu 13th May and Sat 15th May (
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Fri 21 May (
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Thu 27th May and Sat 29th May (
Fri 28 May (2/5/8pm) Touching the Void (15) Mountainside
thrills in stunning documentary
Wed 2nd June, Thu 3rd June, Fri 4th June and Sat 5th June (2/7pm)
This
year's Oscar sensation!
Mon
7th June and Tue 8th June (
Monday 7th June 2/5/8pm (
Tuesday 8th June 2/5/8pm (The 154th anniversary of the discovery of iron ore in
Eston Hills!)
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Arc,
Box
Office: 01642 525199 Administration: 01642 525180
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