Registered Charity No. 801303
Happy 2015
The Under Ground Theatre, home of the
Eastbourne Arts Centre Trust, is now well
into its 26th year - an amazing feat for a
Volunteer Organisation.
Our new facilities installed last season are
proving a major success, so if you haven’t
seen them yet, do come.
New this Season - Tuesday Night controversial
films, Friday Laptop Clinics and our own special
Fairtrade Day to celebrate the national Fairtrade
Fortnight.
DID YOU KNOW...
♦ The Underground Theatre (UGT) is run by
The Eastbourne Arts Centre Trust.
♦ It is a not-for-profit organisation.
♦ There are discounted tickets for members.
♦Y
ou can pick up a membership application form
in the venue.
♦N
ew volunteers are always welcome to join
our merry band.
♦T
he theatre and coffee bar are available for
private hire at very good rates.
Thanks to a grant from the Big Lottery Fund, the UGT has a
specialised Hearing Loop and new screens around the venue.
2015 SPRING SEASON
Open times for Art
10am to 4pm
Fridays and Saturdays
2015 ARTISTS SHOWCASE
Friday 9th until Saturday 31st January
A selection of artists who will be exhibiting at Art Under
Ground throughout the year - including Josie Tipler, Pippa
Oliphant, Mike Tann, JFK Turner and Sally Schinkel.
Expect a variety of styles ranging from abstract to figurative,
executed in paint, mixed media and assemblage.
JOSIE TIPLER
Friday 6th until Saturday 28th February
Josie’s works are principally executed with
pastel, watercolour and acrylic and display
an evidence of strong draftsmanship and
confident mark making, using the genre
of portraiture, both human and animal.
Animal and art lovers should be sure to
enjoy this exhibition.
PHILIP WEST
Friday 6th until Saturday 28th March
This interesting artist works in twodimensional mixed media. He presents
a selection of intriguing abstract pieces
which evoke connotations of tribal art and
primitivism. Simple patterns are given
life and movement by the application of
texture, contrasting colours and curious
compositions.
PIPPA OLIPHANT
Friday 3rd April until Saturday 2nd May
A regular exhibitor at the annual Eastbourne
Open Houses her work has a wonderfully
familiar appeal. Unique and quirky portraits
and figurative groups from a variety of
mediums.
PETER PAN
Saturday 17th January
2.30pm (venue opens at 2pm)
and 7.30pm (venue opens at 7pm)
Family Show
This new and funky version of the classic J M Barrie tale is set in
a supermarket and has a toe-tapping soundtrack. Cashier Wendy
Darling discovers Wonderland at Priceland; there she encounters
a misunderstood Captain Hook, a hot guitarist Peter Pan, a
Tinker Bell straight out of ‘TOWIE’, and a sprinkle of fairy dust.
Performed by the Duck Egg Theatre Company.
Tickets: £6.50 (UGT members / students £6)
DIDN’T YOU USED
TO BE DEREK JACOBI?
Saturday 31st January
7.30pm (venue opens at 7pm)
One-man show written by and starring UGT favourite Nigel Fairs.
Douglas Roberts used to be the Milky Bar Kid. When he gets
his first West End job and discovers that not only has he got his
own dressing room but that he’s in a cast with Sir Derek Jacobi
and an actress from Crossroads, he can’t believe his luck.
Tickets: £11 (UGT members / students £9)
WIND IN THE WILLOWS
Sunday 22nd February
1.30pm (venue opens at 2pm)
and 5pm (venue opens at 4.30pm)
Family Show
A spectacular musical adaptation of
this beloved classic. Join the boatloving Ratty, the curious Mole, wise
old Badger and the fantastically
irrepressible Toad as they embark on
an adventure of a life-time. Presented
by Immersion Theatre and the Cambridge Theatre Company.
Tickets: £ 6.50 Family ticket of four £24
DARWIN: ORIGIN OF SPECIES...
Friday 6th March
7.30pm (venue opens at 7pm)
Brought to the UGT by the Tangram Theatre
Company after an Edinburgh Fringe sell-out.
Find out about how Darwin came to discover
the secrets of evolution and why it took him over
twenty years to pluck up the courage to publish his remarkable
idea. Bursting with humour; packed with brilliant ideas and cracking
songs. The show promises to get anyone interested in science.
Tickets: £9 (UGT members / students / children £7)
ARTHUR’S DREAMBOAT
Saturday 7th March
2pm (venue opens at 1.30pm)
and 4pm (venue opens at 3.30pm)
Family show
A little boy has an amazing dream about a boat
with a stripey sail, but no one will listen to him
when he tries to tell them about it. Will they
listen when he sails away? Presented by Long Nose Puppets and
based on the book by Polly Dunbar.The show is 45 minutes long.
Tickets: £6.50 (UGT members / students £5.50)
THERE’S A MONSTER IN MY PIANO
Saturday 11th April
2.30pm (venue opens at 2pm)
and 4.30pm (venue opens at 4pm)
Family show
Presented by the Garlic Theatre Company.
A tale with puppets, animation and a very highly strung monster.
The piano doctor is called to find out what is going on inside a
piano that has been making strange munching noises. When he
looks inside he finds the musical notes packing their bags!
Tickets £6.50 (UGT members / students £5.50)
YES, PRIME MINISTER
Wednesday 15th to Saturday 18th April
7.30pm (venue opens at 7pm each evening)
Presented by Bootcamp Theatre Company.
From the writers of the original TV series
comes the equally sharply satirical stage
version. The UK is in crisis and the fragile
coalition cabinet, led by Prime Minister Jim
Hacker, is at breaking point. Can the team find salvation in a
pipeline deal with Kumranistan? And at what cost will it come?
Tickets: £11 (UGT members / students £9)
Venue opens at 7.30pm
for all Jazz events
Bar and refreshments available.
Often staged in cabaret style.
MARK EDWARDS & THE CLOGGZ
Friday 16th January - 8pm
Beautiful and cinematic, acoustic takes on compositions by
John Williams, Brad Melhdau, Ennio Morricone and Tom
Waits, as well as original compositions. The emphasis is
on melodic improvisation and virtuosic ensemble playing.
The Cloggz show includes visual projections by talented
film-maker Joseph Edwards.
Tickets: £11 (UGT members / students £10)
THE GEOFF SIMKINS QUARTET
with special guest
STAN SULZMANN
Friday 13th February - 8pm
One of East Sussex’s own major jazz talents and one of
Britain’s finest and most inventive alto saxophonists teamed
up with Nikki Iles, Simon Woolf and Martin France.
Tickets: £13 (UGT members / students £12)
JANE REEVES and THE
SWING STREET ORCHESTRA
Saturday 21st February - 7.30pm (venue opens at 7pm)
Top session musicians accompany Miss Jane Reeves to
bring a blend of sophistication and glamour on an evening
of swing and cabaret. Matt Bell on keys.
Tickets: £12.50 (*Hiring)
available from www.thearchwaygroup.com
ENRICO TOMASSO
and KAREN SHARP
QUINTET
Friday 13th March - 8pm
Spectacular trumpet and saxophone playing by top class jazz
musicians. They will be joined
by Christian Vaughan on piano,
Andy Cleyndert on base and
Rod Brown on drums.
Tickets: £13
(UGT members / students £12) LAWRENCE JONES
Friday 10th April - 8pm
Tenor saxophone flutist whose
music is famed for creating a cool
breeze on stage and hypnotizing
audiences. He is joined by Roy
Hilton, Terry Seabrook and Malcolm
Mortimer
Tickets: £11
(UGT members / students £10)
Sponsored by
FREE CONCERTS
EVERY SATURDAY
Promoter: RonTurner
Email: [email protected]
10am - 12 noon (Coffee bar until 4pm)
RECYCLED
Saturday 3rd January
Hits from the 50s and 60s plus
country & skiffle
POCKETSIZE
Saturday 10th January
A little bit of country and a little bit of
rock’n’roll
STRAY DOGS
Saturday 17th January
Still the biggest little band out there
HOWLIN’ BLUES
Saturday 24th January
Vintage & modern blues with a hint of light rock
JAYNE INGLES (first half)
& MANDY WOODS (second half)
Saturday 31st January
Two singer/songwriters – very talented and
very different
THE EDGE OF
CHAOS ORCHESTRA
Saturday 7th February
Original folk, ballads, Americana and
instrumentals as you have never heard them
before. Unique mix of instruments including:
cello, banjo, fiddle, drums, double bass, tuba,
piano accordion, guitar, psaltery and mandolin!
JOHN CAVE
Saturday 14th February
Master of the comic song!
SIMON JOSLIN
Saturday 21st February
The country music of the 60s that brought
hits for the likes of Jim Reeves,
Marty Robbins & Johnny Cash
ADAM O’NEILL &
ROBERT TURNER (first half)
HARD PRESSED (second half)
Saturday 28th February
A mix of blues and contemporary acoustic,
followed by traditional and contemporary
folk songs and ballads
ELIJAH BLUE
Saturday 7th March
A positive whirlwind of music including, jazz
instrumentals, traditional Irish, pop and country
JAMES ASHER &
ROD POOLEY
Saturday 14th March
Relaxation, mood and trance music from
around the world
GILBERT & SULLIVAN
SOCIETY
Saturday 21st March
A cornucopia of your favourite songs
BLACK STRAP
MOLASSES
Saturday 28th March
A mix of songs that are wonderfully funny,
and thought-provoking: some familiar, some
from their latest CD
R’n’R
Saturday 4th April
Unforgettable songs - from unforgettable
duo Richard Walder and Ron Turner
KEVIN BARBER
Saturday 11th April
Rare solo appearance by acclaimed
guitarist – singer - songwriter
JO & GRAHAM
Saturday 18th April
A duo in harmony - and some! An eclectic
mix of songs from two guitarists / vocalists,
who have just recorded their third CD
RICK TOWNEND
Saturday 25th April
Blue-grass superstar - plus a barn dance
for all. Yee haw!
*
FREE TALKS
Highlighting local clubs, charities
or societies and subjects of interest
that deserve our stage.
Normally up to an hour in length.
APPRECIATE MORE
WITH YOUR HEARING
Saturday 10th January
2pm start
Do you miss hearing music the way you once did?
Chris Leach will be demonstrating how to make use of your home
computer to enhance your hearing experience AND will be unveiling
details and signing people up for the free hearing appreciation
clinics running here at the UGT in February, March and April.
EASTBOURNE’S EAST END
Saturday 21st February
2pm start (venue opens at 1.30pm)
Discover the fascinating history of Eastbourne's "East of the Pier"
from 1850 to 1950, in this lavish presentation from 3VA chairman and
local expert Alan Wenham.
Find out about the Artisans Quarter, the Salvation Army, Leaf Hall
and much more. With this area of town soon to be regenerated, here
is the vital story of how it has evolved.
LAPTOP CLINIC
on the last Friday of every month:
30th January - 27th February - 27th March - 24th April
1pm – 4pm (venue open from 10am)
New for 2015 - our FREE clinic. Having trouble
with tech? Drop in with your laptop or pad and a
UGT professional tech volunteer will help you solve
a problem, mend an annoyance, give guidance on
a repair. Learn tips and tricks too. Clients will be
helped on a first come first served basis.
Donations welcomed if you are happy with the help.
AN AUDIENCE WITH
JAMES LOVEGROVE
Saturday 25th April
7.30pm (venue opens at 7pm)
Award-winning writer James Lovegrove is our
guest in this season's event
Acclaimed for over forty novels, including science
fiction, crime and children's, his Pantheon series
now has six titles and the Sherlock Holmes
adventures are proving a popular series in their own right.
James will be interviewed about his life, writing career and his
books, including 'Gods of War' - the Sherlock Holmes adventure
set in Eastbourne.
The evening will include readings, a Q & A opportunity and book
signing session. His novels will also be available to buy.
Special thanks to South East Refurbs for help in staging this event.
Ticketed event: £4
- to include a glass of wine or cup of tea/coffee
23 Marshall Road, Eastbourne BN22 9AD • Tel : 01323 508786 • www.serefurbs.com
FAIRTRADE DAY
a celebration and reflection on
fair trade and consumer power
Sunday 1st March 11am - 5pm
• 11.30 - 12.30pm Storytelling for Children
- "Stories from around the world"
• 2.15pm The classic David Lean film
"Oliver Twist" followed by a debate "What do we do about the Dickensian
World in which we still live"
• Painting with coffee for adults and
children - children's competition
• Homemade cakes and Fairtrade
tea and coffee
• Sale of Fairtrade Goods
• Fairtrade films and photographic exhibition
This in addition to your regular favourites,
Free Saturday Morning Music, Family Dramas,
Classical Concerts and our Open Stage Nights.
www.fairtradeeastbourne.org.uk
DIARY
■ Films ■ Music ■ Drama ■ Talks
JANUARY
Sat 3rd Thu 8th Fri 9th
Sat 10th Sat 10th Sun 11th Tue 13th Fri 16th Sat 17th Sat 17th Sun 18th Thu 22nd Sat 24th Sat 24th Fri 30th Fri 30th ■ RECYCLED 10am
■ OPEN STAGE NIGHT 7.30pm
■ 2015 Artists Showcase - Fri 9th until Sat 31st 10am
■ POCKET SIZE 10am
■ APPRECIATE MORE WITH YOUR HEARING 2pm
■ CHRIS HATTON with YUKIKO SHINOHARA
& SORAYA VERMEULEN 2.45pm
■ FREAKS 7.30pm
■ MARK EDWARDS & THE CLOGGZ 8pm
■ STRAY DOGS 10am
■ PETER PAN 2.30pm and 7.30pm
■ ALL ABOUT EVE 2.30pm
■ ACOUSTIC OPEN STAGE NIGHT 7.30pm
■ HOWLIN’ BLUES 10am
■ EASTBOURNE MUSIC SHOWCASE 7.30pm
■ LAPTOP CLINIC 1pm - 4pm
■ AN EVENING WITH FLANDERS & SWANN
& TOM LEHRER 7.45pm
Sat 31st ■ JAYNE INGLES (first half)
MANDY WOODS (second half) 10am
Sat 31st ■ DIDN’T YOU USED TO BE DEREK JACOBI? 7.30pm
FEBRUARY
Fri 6th Fri 6th Sat 7th Sun 8th Thu 12th Fri 13th ■ JOSIE TIPLER - Fri 6th until Sat 28th 10am
■ My dog's got no nose 7.30pm
■ THE EDGE OF CHAOS ORCHESTRA 10am
■ Helen picknett & jennifer carter 2.45pm
■ Open Stage Night 7.30pm
■ Geoff Simkins Quartet
with special guest stan sulzmann 8pm
Sat 14th ■ John Cave 10am
Sat 14th ■ FABULOUS FIFTIES & SWINGIN' SIXTIES
50’s and 60’s music 7.30pm
Sun 15th ■ THE BIG SLEEP 2.30pm
Tue17th ■ LAST TANGO IN PARIS 7.30pm
Sat 21st ■ SIMON JOSLIN 10am
Sat 21st ■ EASTBOURNE’S EAST END 2pm
Sat 21st ■ jane reeves & the swing street
orchestra 7.30pm **
Sun 22nd ■ WIND IN THE WILLOWS 1.30pm and 5.30pm
Thu 26th ■ Acoustic Open Stage 7.30pm
Fri 27th ■ LAPTOP CLINIC 1pm - 4pm
Sat 28th ■ ROB TURNER & ADAM O’NEILL (first half)
HARD PRESSED (second half) 10am
Sat 28th ■ PROMOTORHEAD & ACID box 8pm
■ Jazz ■ Saturday Music ■ Other Attractions ■ Classical Music ■ Art
MARCH
Sun 1st Tue 3rd Fri 6th Fri 6th Sat 7th Sat 7th Sun 8th Thu 12th Fri 13th Sat 14th Sun 15th Wed 18th Thu 19th Fri 20th Sat 21st Sun 22nd
Thu 26th Fri 27th Fri 27th Sat 28th Sat 28th ■ FAIRTRADE DAY 11am - 5pm
■ BONNIE & CLYDE 7.30pm
■ PHILIP WEST - Fri 6th until Sat 28th 10am
■ DARWIN: ORIGIN OF SPECIES... 7.30pm
■ ELIJAH BLUE 10am
■ ARTHUR’S DREAMBOAT 2pm and 4pm
■ DAVID JONES & ALEKSANDER SZRAM 2.45pm
■ OPEN STAGE NIGHT 7.30pm
■ ENRICO TOMASSO & KAREN SHARP QUINTET 8pm
■ ROD POOLEY & JAMES ASHER 10am
■ mark caires musical talent show 3pm
■ JEZABEL 7.30pm
■ JEZABEL 7.30pm
■ JEZABEL 7.30pm
■ GILBERT AND SULLIVAN SOCIETY 10am
■ KISS ME KATE 2.30pm
■ ACOUSTIC OPEN STAGE 7.30pm
■ LAPTOP CLINIC 1pm - 4pm
■ SOUTH DOWNS WIND QUINTET 7.30pm
■ BLACK STRAP MOLASSES 10am
■ FDM showcase 7.30pm
APRIL
Fri 3rd Sat 4th Thu 9th Fri 10th Sat 11th Sat 11th Sun 12th Wed 15th Thu 16th Fri 17th Sat 18th Sat 18th Sun 19th Tue 21st Thu 23rd Fri 24th Fri 24th Sat 25th Sat 25th Thu 30th ■ PIPPA OLIPHANT - Fri 3rd until Sat 2nd May 10am
■ R & R 10am
■ OPEN STAGE NIGHT 7.30pm
■ LAWRENCE JONES 8pm
■ Kevin Barber 10am
■ MONSTER IN MY PIANO 2.30pm and 4.30pm
■ ALL I DESIRE 2.30pm
■ YES Prime Minister 7.30pm
■ YES Prime Minister 7.30pm
■ YES Prime Minister 7.30pm
■ YES Prime Minister 7.30pm
■ Jo & Graham 10am
■ MARIA MARCHANT 2.45pm
■ PEEPING TOM 7.30pm
■ ACOUSTIC OPEN STAGE 7.30pm
■ LAPTOP CLINIC 1pm - 4pm
■ promotorhead AND ACID BOX 8pm
■ RICK TOWNEND 10am
■ MEET THE AUTHOR - JAMES LOVEGROVE 7.30pm
■ ALL THINGS MUST PASS -
MUSIC OF GEORGE HARRISON 8pm **
**Hirings
EASTBOURNE
MUSIC
SHOWCASE
Saturday 24th January
7.45pm start
(venue opens at 7pm)
Rising locals stars take to the stage for this season's showcase
- with singer/songwriter acts including the newly discovered Jack
Crysell and the ever popular 18 year old talent Rob Turner.
Tickets : £5 in advance, £6 on the door
PROMOTORHEAD & ACID BOX
Saturday 28th February
8pm start (venue opens at 7pm)
Promotorhead team up with Acid Box to stage an awesome night
- a mix of punk, surf, psych, grunge, metal, garage and more.
Expect at least three bands and a serious hangover!
Tickets : £5 in advance, £6 on the door
www.facebook.com/promotorhead
YOUNG TALENT SHOW
Sunday 15th March
3pm - 5pm (venue opens at 2.30pm)
Join Mark Caira and his remarkable students as they perform in
a Young Talent Show. See the range of ages, musical abilities
and variety of skills that his students have to offer. Expect to hear
familiar songs, guitar and piano solos and some inspiring new
pieces written by his budding young composers.
Entry is free and donations are welcome
FACE DOWN MUsIK SHOWCASE
Saturday 28th March
7.30pm start
(venue opens at 7.15pm)
FDM are a local phenomenon
- musicians, music promotors,
video makers, webcasters.
They have their own internet
channel where you'll see they
really are part of the local
scene. Join us tonight for a
mix up of music and social
conscience.
Tickets : £5 in advance, £6 on the door
www.facedownmusik.com
ALL THINGS MUST PASS
- The music of George Harrison
Thursday 30th April
8pm start (venue opens at 7.15pm)
Alex Eberhard presents a sublime 10-piece band featuring some
of the best professional musicians from across Europe. Enjoy an
evening of faithfully
performed selections from George Harrison's amazing catalogue
of compositions. Tracks played include 'Taxman', 'Something', 'My
Sweet Lord' and 'Here Comes The Sun'.
Tickets: £12 (UGT members / students £11)
only available at: www.allthingsmustpass.co.uk and at
the Eastbourne Tourist Information Centre (**Hiring)
SUNDAY AFTERNOONS:
CLASSICAL HOLLYWOOD
Classic film followed by tea and
home-made cakes.
All tickets: £6.50
Venue opens at 2.10pm - Films start at 2.30pm
ALL ABOUT EVE
Sunday 18th January
The cunning Eve (Anne Baxter) takes
the reins of power from the great
actress Margo Channing (Bette Davis)
and manoeuvres her way into Margo’s
Broadway role. Eve becomes a
sensation and turmoil follows. This 1950
film won six Academy Awards, including
Best Picture.
THE BIG SLEEP
Sunday 15th February
Starring Humphrey Bogart and Lauren
Bacall, this 1946 Hollywood Noir film
is often considered their greatest film.
Private detective Philip Marlowe
agrees to rid a wealthy family of a
blackmailer, who is threatening the
younger daughter.
KISS ME KATE
Sunday 22nd March
1953 Hollywood musical, full of slapstick
humour and inspired by Shakespeare’s
The Taming of the Shrew, the film tells
the tale of once married theatre actors,
Fred and Lilli who are now cast opposite
each other as Petruchio and Katherine in
Shakespeare’s play. Sparks fly between
takes. Stars Howard Keel, Kathryn
Grayson and Ann Miller.
ALL I DESIRE
Sunday 12th April
After abandoning her family ten years
ago, Naomi Murdoch returns home and,
in doing so, she sets off new emotional
storms. Directed by Douglas Sirk, this
1953 film stars Barbara Stanwyck and
Lyle Bettger.
TUESDAY EVENINGS
CONTROVERSIAL
FILM SEASON
A season of Controversial Films
All tickets: £5
Venue opens at 7.00pm - Films start at 7.30pm
Coffee and Licensed Bar open for refreshments
FREAKS
Tuesday 13th January
Directed by Todd Browning in 1932, the film
was banned in the UK and US for nearly
30 years. A circus trapeze artist, Cleopatra,
takes an interest in Hans, a dwarf who
works in the circus sideshow. Her interest,
however, is in the money Hans will be
inheriting. The film forces the spectator to
question who is the real ‘freak’: those who
are different or those who judge them?
LAST TANGO IN PARIS
Tuesday 17th February
One of the most erotic films in the
history of cinema. It stars Marlon Brando
and Maria Schneider. A middle-aged
American hotel owner, mourning his
wife's suicide, meets a young, engaged
Parisian woman at an apartment that
both are interested in renting and they
begin an anonymous sexual relationship.
BONNIE & CLYDE
Tuesday 3rd March
The 1967 landmark film broke many
cinematic taboos of the time. It stars
Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway. In the
middle of the Great Depression, Clyde
Barrow and Bonnie Parker meet and
become partners in crime embarking on
a spree of bank robberies and murders
across mid-west America.
PEEPING TOM
Tuesday 21st April
Mark (Carl Boehm) works as a
cinematographer in a film studio. In his
free time he supplies a local shop with
nude photos and also dabbles in filmmaking. He becomes obsessed with how
people look when they are dying and
this leads him to murder. This 1960s film
asks the terrifying question: are we all, to
some extent, peeping toms?
Including the continuing events of our
16th Chamber Recitals Season
CHRIS HATTON
with YUKIKO SHINOHARA
& SORAYA VERMEULEN
Sunday 11th January
2.45pm (venue opens at 2.15pm)
Highly acclaimed international performers. A wonderful combination
of clarinet, piano and harp.
Their programme includes Chopin's Nocturne x2 Op.27.2, Brahms'
Clarinet Sonata in F minor Op.120 no.1, and pieces by Mozart and Ravel.
Tickets: £10
(UGT members £9 / students £5)
HELEN PICKNETT - viola
& JENNIFER CARTER - piano
Sunday 8th February
2.45pm (venue opens at 2.15pm)
An acclaimed viola and piano combination. Their programme will
include: Brahms F minor viola sonata; Schubert Impromptu;
Schumann Arabeske; Debussy Premiere Arabesque; Poulenc
15ieme Improvisation; Bliss viola sonata.
Tickets: £10
(UGT members £9 / students £5)
DAVID JONES
& ALEKSANDER SZRAM
Sunday 8th March
2.45pm (venue opens at 2.15pm)
A combination of bass-baritone voice and piano. An exploration of the
English song repertoire, including: Vaughan Williams Songs of Travel
and Finzi's cycle of Thomas Hardy settings Before and After Summer;
seven American poems by Arthur Bliss and songs by Arthur Head.
Tickets: £10
(UGT members £9 / students £5)
THE SOUTH DOWNS WIND QUINTET
Friday 27th March 7.30pm (venue opens at 7pm)
Debut. Local talented musicians: Sue Gregg (flute), Barbara Ashby
(oboe), Margaret Phillips (clarinet), Hilary Ougham (bassoon), Tim
Willsone (horn). They will be performing works by Mozart, Danzi,
Gordon Jacob, Debussy, Gounod and Poulenc. (Not part of our
chamber music series).
Tickets: £8
(UGT members / students £7)
MARIA MARCHANT
Sunday 19th April
2.45pm (venue opens at 2.15pm)
Maria is a professional awardwinning concert pianist. Her
programme includes; Chaconne by
Handel, Lyric Pieces by Grieg,
Liszt's Ballade in B minor and
'Triptych' Arthur Bliss.
Tickets: £10
(UGT members £9 / students £5)
AN EVENING WITH
FLANDERS & SWANN & TOM LEHRER
Friday 30th January
7.45pm (venue opens at 7pm)
An evening of satirical silliness with those masters of comic
song. Featuring the favourites 'The Hippopotamus', 'The Gnu',
'Poisoning Pigeons in the Park' and many more. You’ll be
dancing to 'The Masochism Tango' before the night is out.
Performed by Steve Scott with John Bruzon at the piano.
Tickets £10 (UGT members / students £8)
MY DOG’S GOT NO NOSE
Friday 6th February
7.30pm (venue opens at 7pm)
Damian Williams takes us on a journey through
the events surrounding a stand-up comedian’s
first ever performance. Sometimes funny,
sometimes sad, sometimes poignant and often laugh-out-loud hilarious,
he shares his soul reminiscing about his early career as a furnituresalesman-turned-photographer, love, marriage and ambitions.
Tickets: £12 (UGT members / students £10)
Suitable for 14+
FABULOUS FIFTIES &
SWINGIN' SIXTIES DANCE NIGHT
Saturday 14th February
7.30pm (venue opens at 7pm)
If you remember Buddy Holly and Herman’s Hermits, you won’t
want to miss this event. It will be a night of dancing and listening
to music from this era, at this themed Valentine evening event.
There will be a nightclub layout in the auditorium, a dance floor
and glitter balls.
Tickets: £5
to include a ticket for the raffle draw during the evening
OPEN STAGE NIGHTS
Second and Fourth Thursday of the month
at 7.30pm
Sponsored by
Open Stage
8th January (hosted by Lisa Jackson & Jayne Ingles)
12th February (hosted by John Cave & Chris Liddiard)
12th March (hosted by John Cave & Ron Turner)
9th April (hosted by Steve Rolls-King & Chris Leach)
Where live acts can take to the stage - singers, musicians,
poets, magicians, comedians and more.
Acoustic Open Stage
22th January / 26th February / 26th March / 23rd April
A more intimate evening for music and poetry performers only.
All hosted by Richard Walder & Ron Turner
These are FREE events - doors and bars open at 7pm
for a 7.30pm start. Come along and perform, or simply
savour the atmosphere (and drink!).
Promoter: Ron Turner Email: [email protected]
Jezebel
Wednesday 18th - Friday 20th March
7.30pm (venue opens at 7pm)
Alan and Robin are a go-getting couple
looking to spice up their sex life. Jezebel
is a single girl looking to find one. Could
a threesome be the answer to all their
problems?
This fast-paced comedy is brought to you
by acclaimed local company - ‘The Green
Room Productions’ (Thrill of Love, Before It Rains, Avenue Q.)
Tickets £11 (UGT members / students £9)
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Tel: 01323 411752 • Fax: 01323 736444
MUSIC SUPERSTORE. OPEN 7 DAYS AND WITH FREE PARKING
56 Langney Road • Eastbourne • East Sussex • BN21 3JN
Tel: 01323 639335 • Email: [email protected]
www.bonnersmusic.co.uk
Southerden House
Market Street, Hailsham
East Sussex BN27 2AE
☎ 01323 841769
24Hrs Call Out
07799 866063
[email protected]
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Attorney
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Free initial appointment
Free and safe storage of
documents
Disabled access
Free parking
INFORMATION
You can buy tickets at the UGT
on Friday & Saturday (10am - 4pm)
or at any UGT event
or from Eastbourne Tourist
Information Centre (TIC)
in Cornfield Road
or if still available - on the door
or from Oxboffice via our website
or on 0845 680 1926.
If you are claiming a discount,
please present proof of entitlement
(eg. student card, UGT membership card)
at the box office.
WHERE TO FIND US
The Under Ground Theatre
is located below Eastbourne's Central Library
1 Grove Road • Eastbourne • BN21 4Tl
Tel: 01323 430077
Parking
The venue has a Hearing Loop but,
with regret, no wheelchair access.
Would you like to hire the Theatre?
Please telephone 01323 411906
or email: [email protected]
www.undergroundtheatre.co.uk
DESIGN & PRINT 01323 641272
All buses serve these stops in Terminus Road