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Welcome Welcome to The Point’s Spring Brochure.
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Point Passport
We are delighted to offer you another exciting mix of dance, music and theatre alongside our creative learning workshops, film programme and opportunities for artists.
Many of you took advantage of our Point Passport scheme last season and we are delighted to continue it this spring.
We are welcoming some Point favourites back with the extraordinary Russell Maliphant and the ever popular band The Unthanks, both of these artists sold out the last time they visited The Point so book early to avoid disappointment!
Book tickets for three different shows (from the list below) displaying the Point Passport stamp and pay just £24 (equivalent to £8 per ticket).
For Theatre lovers we have the thoughtprovoking show Bound which mixes an extraordinary vocal ensemble with a moving story and the brilliant Analogue who received fantastic reviews for this show at Edinburgh last year. For Families this season, we have a unique opportunity for parents and children to learn and play together with the extraordinary aerial theatre company Scarabeus, plus a selection of great shows for all the family. We also launch our delicious pre-show meals this season, so wherever you see this symbol: F why not join us before the performance to enjoy dinner and a drink at our café-bar? We look forward to welcoming you,
Sarah Brigham Director
Shobana Jeyasingh Dance Company Classic Cut (p.5) Sadhana Dance Elixir (p.6) Probe Small Talk (p.7) Russell Maliphant The Rodin Project (p.8) Bear Trap Theatre Company Bound (p.10) Analogue 2401 Objects (p.11) To book PP tickets just contact box office on 023 8065 2333. All tickets must be purchased in one transaction; cannot be offered retrospectively and must be for three different shows.
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Watch This Space 14th January – 29th April Playing Games – childhood memories captured in art Our gallery space will be brought to life this season with contemporary artwork featuring memories of childhood and play. Leading from The Point’s café-bar to the beautiful atrium space, the gallery is free to browse whenever the building is open. Picture: artwork from our autumn gallery.
pre-show meals why not come early and have your dinner with us before a show? Our pre-show menu includes: n delicious homemade soup £3.50 n Homemade burger + chunky chips £5.50 n Heart-warming chilli (or veggie chilli) with rice £5.50 n veggie pasta bowl of the day £5.50 Book in advance at the Box Office or buy on the day. We are now open Monday to Saturday 10am-3pm And from 6pm on show days Box office: 023 8065 2333 Point Brochure_Spring 2011_v16.indd 3
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South East Dance and The Point present
Pre:View – Shane Shambhu Company
Leaving only a Trace
Thursday 23rd February 6.30pm
The Point and South East Dance are delighted to present Shane Shambhu Company. The Company create dynamic visual theatre rooted in the traditional South Indian dance form of Bharata Natyam. By representing the modern society we live in and depicting narratives that expose human experiences and behaviour the company creates works that stir up emotions in all of us. Through innovative physical storytelling and the use of devised characters, the company transports audiences through an emotional journey and a shared aesthetic experience to question themes of universal relevance. The company uses an organic movement language stemming from Shane Shambhu’s backgrounds in Bharata Natyam, contemporary dance and theatre. By integrating all these forms and creating a unique style of theatre, the company is re-inventing Indian dance as an approach to building theatrical performances. Tickets are free to audiences of Shobana Jeyasingh’s Classic Cut, but must be reserved in advance as capacity is limited. Pre:View is a South East Dance initiative that supports early career artists and choreographers, it allows artists to test out new work and enables audiences to spot the dance talent of tomorrow.
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Shobana Jeyasingh Dance Company present
Classic Cut Thursday 23rd February 7.30pm
An intriguing new show from choreographer Shobana Jeyasingh revisiting the past and boldly stepping into the new.
Classic Cut is a co-production with ROH2 and co-commissioned by The Royal Opera House and The Point Eastleigh.
Classic Cut presents Configurations, a work celebrated for outstanding use of speed and stunning detail. Created in 1988 with iconic composer Michael Nyman, it shows us a pioneering work from the very beginning of the company’s life. Nyman’s score (which became his acclaimed String Quartet No. 2) will be played live on stage.
Post show discussion with Shobana Jeyasingh
Alongside this, Jeyasingh presents an atmospheric new work that draws on the colourful theatrical genre of classical Indian dance. It features music by young composer Niraj Chag whose credits include the BAFTAnominated Simon Schama’s Power of Art series for BBC2.
www.shobanajeyasingh.co.uk
Classic Cut will be opened with a special performance by members of The Point Youth Dance Company in an exclusive project with Shobana Jeyasingh Dance Company. Tickets: £12 Conc. £10 Student £8
Book for your pre-show meal, available from 5pm (see p2)
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“Long one of the most individual voices on the British dance scene, Shobana Jeyasingh never ceases to surprise us” – The Times
Photographer: Chris Nash
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Sadhana Dance presents the premiere of
Elixir
Thursday 9th February 7.30pm Combining contemporary choreography, sculpture, installation, projection and an original soundtrack, Elixir is an evocative and provocative evening of dance and visual art that explores our cultural relationship with water. Elixir was inspired by artistic director Subathra Subramaniam’s experiences in India, the High Arctic and urban London and with the Inuit community in Nunavut Canada and Greenland. Featuring digital projections and live singing, the audience enter a world where they emotionally and intimately engage with the issues and relationships we have with water. Drawing from the rich vocabulary of Bharata Natyam, the dancers weave in and out of rituals and play, struggles and survival, scarcity and instability. The movements are born out of our everyday lives and practices in a fragile world of ever decreasing freshwater. PP
Tickets: £12 Conc. £10 Student £8 www.sadhanadance.com
This show is accompanied by an audio visual installation in our studio theatre - a powerful and intriguing experience where the audience become immersed in the beauty of every drop of water. F
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Photographer: Mark Pepperall
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Probe presents Antonia Grove in
Small Talk By Wendy Houstoun
Thursday 15th March 7.30pm We welcome back Antonia Grove of Probe in this virtuosic display of disguise and derangement specially created by Wendy Houstoun. Dance goddess Antonia Grove is widely acknowledged for her intuitive intelligence and versatility as a performer, Wendy Houstoun is also one of the most original artists of her generation, with an international reputation for solo work. In her first ever such creation for another protagonist, Houstoun channels her capacity to make lucid and humourous observations on contemporary culture into Small Talk, a screen test for a B movie actress embodied by a series of edgy, sexy and unpredictable transformations. Using stand-up singing, sit down talking, monosyllabic dancing and fast talking movement, the metamorphic Grove embraces the chameleon desire to be all things to all people. Tickets: £12 Conc. £10 Student £8 www.probeproject.com
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“There’s a sinewy roundness to her dances which calls to mind the paintings of Matisse”
– The Observer
Photographer: Matthew Andrews
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Sadler’s Wells and Russell Maliphant present
The Rodin Project
Thursday 8th March 7.30pm
After the triumph of his Olivier Award nominated AfterLight, acclaimed choreographer Russell Maliphant creates a new dance piece inspired by the works of the great French sculptor Auguste Rodin. Collaborating with a group of extraordinary performers, Maliphant integrates a movement vocabulary influenced by the dance forms of popping, breaking and contemporary dance with his renowned dance language of flow, form and dynamics. The work will be performed to a newly commissioned score by contemporary Russian composer Alexander Zekke and made in collaboration with lighting designer Michael Hulls, set designers Es Devlin and Bronia Housman and costume designer Stevie Stewart. Russell Maliphant is a Sadler’s Wells Associate Artist. PP
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“Dancing bodies rarely look more beautiful than in the work of Russell Maliphant” – The Guardian
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Photographer: Charlotte MacMillan
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U.Dance South East 2012
Saturday 25th February 6.30pm Come and see the south east’s finest youth dance companies perform as they dance for a place at U.Dance 2012 in London in July. U.Dance South East 2012 is presented by Hampshire Dance in partnership with The Point, Eastleigh and with support from Youth Dance England. Tickets: £9 Conc. £7 www.hampshiredance.org.uk www.u-dance.org F
The Point presents
HeadStart
Book for your pre-show meal, available from 5pm (see p2)
Saturday 3rd March 7.30pm
An explosive evening of male dance The Point’s annual showcase of young male dance performers has grown to be one of the largest boys only platforms the region has, with over 100 male dancers taking to the stage. HeadStart will feature groups of all ages from the local area and across the south east in an exhilarating programme of new and adventurous dance pieces. Tickets: £9 Conc. £7 Duration: 120 minutes approx including interval Book for your pre-show meal, available from 6pm (see p2)
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Bear Trap Theatre Company presents
Bound
Thursday 1st March 7.30pm Winner of Fringe First 2010. Six actors, five chairs, one table and an ocean… Bound follows the fortunes of six trawlermen from Devon as they embark on one final voyage. Compelled by the threat of bankruptcy, ageing fishing trawler ‘The Violet’ is forced out into treacherous weather. Defying storms, friendships and their lives ashore, will they lose more than a way of life?
Tickets: £12 Conc. £10 Student £8
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Suitable for ages 12+ www.bear-trap.co.uk Book for your pre-show meal, available from 6pm (see p2)
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“Outstanding” – Independent
A sea-bleached tragedy of maritime decline told with traditional sea shanties.
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Analogue presents
2401 Objects Thursday 22nd March 7.30pm
2401 Objects is the new Fringe-First winning show by‘bright new things of British Theatre’ Analogue, direct from an acclaimed run at the Edinburgh Festival. In 1953 Henry Molaison emerges from experimental brain surgery without any recollection of the last two years of his life, or the ability to form new memories.....In 2009 Patient H.M.s brain is dissected live on the internet to a global audience of 400,000 people, cut into carefully preserved slices; manuscripts of tissue like the pages of a book. Inspired by the world’s most important neuroscientific case-study, 2401 Objects tells the remarkable story of a man who could no longer remember, but who has proven impossible to forget. An Analogue, Oldenburgisches Staatstheater and New Wolsey Theatre co-production. Tickets: £12 Conc. £10 Student £8 PP Suitable for ages 14+ www.analogueproductions.co.uk Book for your pre-show meal, available from 6pm (see p2)
– The Telegraph ****
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“I defy anyone not be drawn into this deeply moving examination of life, death and memory.” Box office: 023 8065 2333
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Platform4 presents
Memory Point (s)
Thursday 26th April 5pm, 5.30pm, 6.30pm & 7.30pm Friday 27th April 5pm, 5.30pm, 6.30pm, 7.30pm & 8.30pm Saturday 28th April 11am, 11.30am, 12.30pm, 2pm, 2.30pm & 3.30pm Platform 4 invites you to explore the unseen spaces at The Point. Assembling outside the old entrance to the building, small groups will be ushered inside and up into the lobby to wait for the journey to begin. Wearing headphones, you will be guided by a unique soundtrack along corridors, up and down stairs, looping around and about, retracing footsteps, whilst encountering beautiful mini-installations using film, shadow, light, and costume. Become part of the performance yourself and experience a disorientating musical mystery tour, a reflection on memory, and a chance to lose yourself behind the scenes. This 18 month project extends P4’s work with Southampton and Eastleigh Alzheimer’s Society and has been inspired by many of the people they have met along the way.
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Created for The Point by Platform 4 in association with composer Pete Flood (Bellowhead), Filmmaker Gerry White, Associate Artist Nicky Bellenger and Dancer Sacha Lee. Tickets: £10 Conc. £8 www.platform4.org Supported by
“Platform4’s strong visual approach creates theatrical rough magic” – The Guardian
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From Scratch Milk Presents hosts
Lucky Dip Tuesday 28th February 7.30pm
This season’s scratch night is curated by Point associate company Milk Presents. Following their success at the Edinburgh festival and a run at the BAC, Milk Presents return to their artistic home to host one of our ever-growing Scratch nights. Indulge in an evening of frivolous fun, dangerous liaisons and raucous celebration. Milk Presents give you a mini variety show, offering a selection of cabaret scratch performances. Expect live music, theatrical happenings and up-front-honest performance. Come on, give it a go, you know you want to. Our scratch evenings offer opportunities for artists to ask their audiences for feedback, be that in the middle of their piece, on a comment card or over a couple of drinks in the bar. Artists from across the region are invited to present excerpts of a new piece or work they have in development and this season we are delighted that Milk Presents will host the evening’s entertainment. Tickets: £6 Conc. £5 www.milkpresents.com Book for your pre-show meal, available from 6pm (see p2)
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Phil McIntyre Entertainments by Arrangement with Objective Talent Proudly presents
Pete Firman: Jiggery Pokery Saturday 17th March 8.00pm Following a fantastic run at this year’s Edinburgh Festival, everyone’s favourite comedic conjuror is taking his hilarious new 5-star show Jiggery Pokery on a national tour. Expect amazing feats that defy logic, a fast and furious delivery of gags and astounding tricks that will leave you dumbfounded for days! As seen on ITV’s Comedy Rocks with Jason Manford, Saturday Live Again! and For One Night Only; Channel 4’s Dirty Tricks and Derren Brown’s 3D Magic Spectacular and Sky 1’s The Secret World of Magic. 14 |
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Tickets: £14 Conc. £12 Suitable for ages 16+ www.petefirman.co.uk Book for your pre-show meal, available from 6pm (see p2)
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“Funnier than most comedians and more magical than Dumbledore on a good day” – Time Out
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An Intimate Evening With
The Unthanks with support from
Jonny Kearney and Lucy Farrell Wednesday 18th April 8.00pm Following their successful collaboration with the massed ranks of national champions Brighouse and Ratsrick Brass Band, we are delighted to welcome the return of the Mercury nominated Tynesiders to The Point. In the guise of their core creative quintet, The Unthanks will offer a more intimate and personal experience to the concert halls and UK cathedrals of their recent tour. Don’t miss this opportunity to see The Unthanks close-up and paired down, with
Jonny Kearney and Lucy Farrell in support, performing songs from their debut album ‘Kite’, described by Lauren Laverne as “absolutely gorgeous”. Tickets: £16 Conc. £14 www.the-unthanks.com www.jonnyandlucy.com Book for your pre-show meal, available from 6pm (see p2)
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Engine House and Lakeside presents
Red Riding Hood Saturday 10th March 1pm & 3pm
Once upon a time there was a young girl who went to spend the night at Grandma’s house.......and her little brother came too!! She just wanted to go to sleep but he was having none of it and just wouldn’t settle down. Grandma’s attic is far too exciting for sleeping! And when you start acting out your favourite fairy tale who knows what’s in store? Join the intrepid twosome on a night to remember in Olivier award winning writer Mike Kenny’s brand new adaptation of the classic children’s tale. With music and songs from Julian Butler (Charlie and Lola), Red Riding Hood promises to be a magical treat for children aged 4+ and their families. Tickets: £6 (four tickets for £22, or five tickets for £26) www.enginehousetheatre.com The Point is delighted that its spring season’s family programme is supported by www.goadsby.com
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Big Wooden Horse and Theatre Royal Winchester presents
The Way Back Home by Oliver Jeffers Wednesday 12th April 1pm & 3pm
Scarabeus presents
Airborne families flying workshop Monday 2nd April 10am – 12 noon & 1pm – 3pm The extraordinary aerial theatre company Scarabeus are offering families with children aged 8-11 years a taster workshop of aerial skills in harnesses and cocoons. The Scarabeus Team will share their unique creative and physical skills with your family and you will see that learning to fly is safe and great fun.
Oliver Jeffers, award-winning author of How to Catch a Star and Lost and Found, returns with an intergalactic tale about a little boy seeking adventure. A boy finds a plane in his cupboard and flies it higher and higher until he runs out of petrol and lands on the moon. He is frightened, lost and alone until a passing Martian lands there too! Who is the strange alien? Can they be friends? And how will they find their way back home?
Suitable for all levels of fitness.
With original music and plenty of audience participation, this exciting new production for families is suitable for ages 3+
Each child must be accompanied by an adult. Each pair of tickets £10
Tickets: £6 (four tickets for £22, or five tickets for £26)
First Saturday of the month: 7th January, 4th February, 3rd March & 7th April
Pl a 10.00-10.45am
11.00-11.45am
Education dance company, Commotion, lead children and their grown-ups to explore movement, fun and imaginative play together.
Our Saturday Storytelling actors will delight children and adults with their fun and entertaining stories.
Tickets: Saturday Playtime £3; Saturday Storytime £3 or come along to both for £5! Suitable for ages 3-8 years and their grown-ups
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Film
Screening dates may change subject to release dates
Baby Time
Classic Monday
Exclusively for parents/carers with babies under 18 months, Baby Time offers the opportunity for new mums and dads to see the best in cinema without needing to worry about babysitters.
Classic Monday movies offer the perfect chance to re-discover the silver screen starlets and heartthrobs from yesteryear in some of the most memorable movies from the past.
To make your visit comfortable for both you and your baby we will make sure the film’s soundtrack is a little lower and leave some soft lighting on. The relaxed and friendly atmosphere means that you needn’t worry when your little one makes a noise and are free to move around the theatre. There is also a safe area to leave pushchairs and nappy changing facilities too.
Showings
Moneyball (12A)
Our Classic Monday films begin at 3pm and prior to the screening is also the chance to enjoy a cream tea (from 2pm) whilst also listening to some beautiful live piano music.
Showings
An American in Paris
(U)
5th March 3pm
24th February 11am
Wuthering Heights (15) 9th March 11am
The Twilight Saga (12A) 23rd March 11am
War Horse (tbc)
The French Lieutenant’s Woman
(15)
16th April 3pm
20th April 11am
Film Tickets £6 / £5 conc. / Children £3.70 Earlybird: all tickets £2 Please note screening dates may change subject to release dates. Please visit www.thepointeastleigh.co.uk or call the box office for up-to-date listings.
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Add a pre-film cream tea (from 2pm) to your booking for just £3 per person.
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Mon 30th January 7.30pm (General screenings)
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy (15) In the bleak days of the Cold War, an espionage veteran is forced from semi-retirement to uncover a double agent within MI6, leading to a spy-hunt that shakes the British Secret Intelligence Service to its very foundations.
Fri 24th February 11am (Baby time) 7.30pm (General) Mon 27th February 2pm (General)
Moneyball
(12A)
Billy Beane (Brad Pitt) is the manager of an underperforming baseball team with no money to spend on new players. Working with a computer geek, he decides that, using statistics to find out which players are undervalued, he should be able to put together a winning team on a bargain budget.
Thurs 2nd Feb 7.30pm Sat 4th Feb 2pm (General screenings)
The adventures of Tin Tin: Secret of the Unicorns (PG) Jamie Bell (Billy Elliot) is the eponymous ‘Tintin’, the cartoon hero brought to life in Steven Spielberg’s adaptation of Hergé’s much-loved stories of the intrepid young reporter and his faithful dog Snowy.
The Point is delighted that its film programme is supported by local solicitors
Mon 5th March 3pm (Classic Monday)
An American in Paris (U) Winner of six Oscars and one of the greatest, most elegant, and most celebrated of MGM’s 1950’s musicals, with Gershwin lyrics and musical score. Gene Kelly plays Jerry Mulligan, a former American GI trying to make a living in France as an artist post war. He’s taken on by an American patron of the arts who has other intentions, but he falls in love with a local who happens to be the intended of a Parisian cabaret performer.
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Fri 9th March 11am (Baby time) 7.30pm (General screenings)
Wuthering Heights
(15)
A creative re-imagining of the classic Emily Bronte book. A young gypsy boy is adopted by a wealthy man and taken to live in his home. Soon there’s hatred between the boy and the son of the family and a strange attachment between him and the daughter. When the wealthy patriarch dies, Heathcliff (James Howson), now grown, is forced to become the family servant. But his destructive love for Catherine looks set to take the whole family down.
Mon 2nd April 10am (Earlybird) 2pm (General screenings)
Alvin and The Chipmunks: Chip Wrecked (U) The vacationing Chipmunks and Chipettes are turning a luxury cruise liner into their personal playground, until they become ‘chipwrecked’ on a remote island.
Fri 23rd March 11am (Baby time) Sat 24th March 2pm, 7.30pm (General screenings)
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 (12A) Edward (Robert Pattinson) and Bella (Kristen Stewart) have got married and, even as they celebrate, suspect that Bella may be pregnant. Edward wants Bella not to have the baby, but she is insistent, even though it looks like it might cost her life. It’s only when the baby is born that the real trouble begins. 20 |
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Happy Feet Two
(U)
Mumble (Elijah Wood) and his loveable comrades are battling to save Antarctica from powerful forces that threaten life as they know it.
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Wed 11th April 10am (Earlybird) 2pm (General screenings)
Puss in Boots
Fri 20th April 11pm (Baby time) Sat 21st April 2pm (General) Mon 23rd April 7.30pm (General)
(PG)
Revealing the legend behind the legacy of one of the best-loved characters from Dreamworks’ classic Shrek movies. The film follows Puss (Antonio Banderas) on his brave quests long before he met Shrek. Fighting evil in far-flung places and embarking on awesome adventures are all part of a day’s work for Puss.
(tbc)
Follows a young man named Albert and his horse, Joey, and how their bond is broken when Joey is sold to the cavalry and sent to the trenches of World War One. Despite being too young to enlist, Albert heads to France to save his friend.
Fri 27th April 11pm (Baby time) Mon 30th April 7.30pm (General)
Mon 16th April 3pm (Classic Monday)
The French Lieutenant’s Woman
War Horse
Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol (tbc) (15)
Expertly translated to the screen thanks to a cleverly structured Harold Pinter adaptation of John Fowles’ novel, The French Lieutenant’s Woman juxtaposes an epic romantic movie with a story about a love affair between that film’s two lead actors (Meryl Streep and Jeremy Irons)
The Point is delighted that its film programme is supported by local solicitors
The IMF is shut down when it’s implicated in the bombing of the Kremlin, causing Ethan Hunt and his new team to go rogue to clear their organization’s name.
Film Tickets £6 / £5 conc. / Children £3.70 Earlybird: all tickets £2 Please note screening dates may change subject to release dates. Please visit www.thepointeastleigh.co.uk or call the box office for up-to-date listings.
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Supporting Artists Artists sit at the heart of our programme at The Point and there are lots of ways artists can get involved with everything we do here. Our state of the art Creation Space with integrated living accommodation means we can invite artists to live on-site and make their work here. We offer 24 hour access to our beautiful creation space, bedrooms for up to 11 artists and opportunities to connect with our artists. We are delighted to be inviting a variety of artists to be in residence this season including Probe, Charlotte Spencer and Beady Eye. Our professional development programme offers artists the opportunity to train and develop their practice and this season we are delighted to offer workshops with Scarabeus and StopGap as well as our symposium on the development of children’s theatre in the South East (opposite). Our Associate Artist Scheme continues to grow from strength to strength, offering emerging artists rehearsal space, artistic mentorship, business mentorship, office space and support. Our Associate Artists are: Charlotte Spencer, Lîla Dance, Wet Picnic, Udify Dance Company, Milk Presents, The Propaganda Company, ShadyJane, Commotion Dance, Public Attraction, Mighty Drive and Zoielogic.
Thursday 29th March 10am - 5pm The Berry Theatre presents
Small Steps at The Point A day of conversation, exploration and debate on the development of a children’s theatre ecology in the South East. Venues, promoters and artists are invited to see work for children, listen to industry leaders and keynote speakers, engage in practical workshops or discussion led break-out groups and help create a dialogue on work for young audiences in the south east. Performances on the day from Peut-être Theatre, Unpacked and Hiccup Theatre.
Tickets: £40 / £35 conc. per participant To find out more please contact Sarah Brigham at sarah.brigham@eastleigh.gov.uk or to book a place contact The Point box office on 023 8065 2333. Supported by
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Space for Ideas Intensive engagement for artists
Sunday 26th February
Sat 31st March & Sun 1st April
StopGAP Dance Company & Chisato Ohno
Two-day intensive workshop with Scarabeus Aerial Theatre
One of the UK’s leading dance companies of disabled and non-disabled dancers, StopGAP, will be running a day of exploration and learning for professional dancers. The day will start with a three hour class and exploration of GAGA technique with Chisato Ohno, followed by some experimentation of integrated dance and choreography with StopGAP Dancers. Interested individuals should send a CV and/or short biography to sacha.lee@eastleigh.gov.uk to receive an invitation.
11am - 6pm Free but must be booked Part of StopGAP’s recruitment drive for a new company dancer. StopGAP is arranging these sessions across the country to meet prospective candidates for future auditions. For more information, please contact admin@stopgap. uk.com. Please indicate whether you are interested in attending future auditions in your CV or biography.
Come and develop your aerial skils, strength, stamina and co-ordination, using harness work and cocoons as the Scarabeus team share their creative and physical skills with you. Suitable for dancers, performers and acrobats with a good level of fitness. For further details and to book a place please call 023 8062 7802. Spaces are strictly limited.
11am - 6pm £80 per participant To book, contact sacha.lee@eastleigh.gov.uk or call 023 8062 7802
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Coming soon....
Tommy Green Walk to Victory Sunday 15th July
To celebrate the 2012 London Olympics and Eastleigh’s very own Olympic hero Tommy Green, The Point are working with local community and youth groups to produce the party of the summer and everyone is invited! Eastleigh will be transformed into a 1940’s street party and the event will culminate in a grand parade telling the story of Tommy Green’s life ending with a community celebration of sport and heritage. We need your help to make this community celebration possible. If you have any stories about Tommy Green himself or Eastleigh in the 1940s /50s, or if you would like to get involved in the event, please contact: youththeatre@eastleigh.gov.uk or 023 8062 7817
TITANIC 2012
Images: By permission of the Eastleigh & District Local History Society. Hampshire Records Office: HPP8/063, HPP8/064, HPP8/066
31st March – 3rd April 2012
Hidden History. Commemorating our region’s links to The Titanic. Explore Eastleigh Borough’s ‘Hidden History’ in this centenary year of the maiden voyage of RMS Titanic. Join us as we commemorate our many local links to the Titanic with a jam-packed commemorative programme. From drama and storytelling workshops for children, the chance to experience the music played during her maiden voyage and a special Titanic exhibition curated by West End Museum to guided theatre bus and walking tours,
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a special screening of A Night to Remember and the unveiling of a new Titanic crew plaque; we bring you stories from surviving relatives, historians, authors and local specialists. The programme will culminate with ‘Titanic Voices’; a symposium bringing the tragic story of the Titanic vividly to life. Events will be on sale from beginning of December. Please check The Berry Theatre’s website for an up to date programme www.theberrytheatre.co.uk
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Taking Part‌ The Point Youth Dance Company is open to all young people aged 8-18 who are serious about taking their dancing to the next level. The company take part in weekly sessions as well as performing at The Point and elsewhere throughout the year . For more information contact youthdance@eastleigh.gov.uk 023 8062 7804
Enjoy Sharing Arts
The Point Youth Theatre offers young people aged 8-20 the opportunity to work with professional directors and theatre practitioners. As well as weekly sessions, youth theatre members will take part in performances throughout the year. For more information contact youththeatre@eastleigh.gov.uk 023 8062 7806
A friendly arts and crafts group for the over 50s that is always keen to welcome new members. (Term begins w/c 9th January) Classes take place: 11am - 1pm Tuesdays at Ritchie Hall, Chandlers Ford Wednesdays at The Point, Eastleigh Fridays at Botley Community Centre Sessions are ÂŁ20 per half-term, includes all your materials and expert tuition. For more information or to book contact marie.negus@eastleigh.gov.uk 023 8062 7805
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Dance Classes
Taking Part‌ Here at The Point we run a wide range of dance classes for babies, young people and adults. If you would like to find out more about our classes and prices, please contact the box office or visit our website. Spring classes start w/c 2nd January, the second half-term begins w/c 20th February.
Babies and toddlers 3-18mths Baby Boogie
3-5yrs Mini Moves
Mondays 10.15 - 11.00am Enjoy movement, song and rhymes with your baby and learn baby sign language (babies and parents).
Mondays 1.00 - 1.45pm 1.50 - 2.35pm First steps into rhythmical movement.
18mths - 3yrs Toddler Twist Mondays 9.45 - 10.15am Develop movement, confidence and make new friends (toddlers and parents).
Ballet Tots Thursdays 11.30am - 12.15pm A fun, relaxed class that covers the basics of ballet.
Children and young people 5-7yrs Mega Moves Mondays 4.00 - 5.00pm Great for developing confidence. Focusing on imagination and creativity.
Ballet Thursdays 4.00 - 5.00pm The next phase of development in this classic dance form.
Hip Hop 8-11yrs Wednesdays 4.30 - 5.30pm
11-16yrs
Wednesdays 6.30 - 7.30pm Learn the latest moves from the Hip Hop scene.
8-16yrs Breakdance Wednesdays 5.30 - 6.30pm Become a B-Boy or B-Girl pro.
Photographer: Paul Carter
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Adults
Photographer: Paul Carter
Contemporary
Ballet
(advanced) Tuesdays 7.00 - 8.30pm Based on release technique, suitable for those with good fitness and technical ability.
Tap Tuesdays 8.30 - 9.30pm
(intermediate) Thursdays 12.15 - 1.15pm
(open level)
(intermediate) Thursdays 8.00 - 9.00pm Experience and ballet shoes essential.
Classical Ballet (intermediate) Wednesdays 10.15 - 11.30am Classical ballet taught in a relaxed, stress-free atmosphere.
Fun and challenging. Tap shoes required.
Ballet
Hip Hop
Thursdays 7.00 - 8.00pm A fun class for those with little or no experience.
(open level) Wednesdays 7.30 - 8.30pm Learn the latest hip hop moves.
Belly dance (open level) Wednesdays 11.30am - 12.30pm Increase suppleness, improve posture, fitness and reduce stress.
(beginners)
ACCESS Classes Jajouka Thursdays 5.00 - 6.00pm Movement and creative dance for young people aged 14+ with learning disabilities.
Mosaic
Movers and Shakers Fridays 1.30 - 3.00pm Fun and lively creative dance for adults with learning disabilities.
Fridays 11.00am - 12.30pm Enjoy movement through the combined and creative use of visual, audible and tactile props, for adults with physical and learning disabilities.
Photographer: Paul Carter
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Multi-Arts sessions Saturday 14th January Monday 13th February Tuesday 14th February Saturday 24th March Monday 2nd April Tuesday 3rd April 10am-3pm These fun packed arts days include dance, music, drama, and visual art as well as a chance to socialise and make new friends. Please bring a packed lunch and wear comfortable clothes that you are able to move in. Tickets ÂŁ5 (carers free) For ages 14+ with various disabilities, carers welcome but not essential.
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Call for aspiring dancers! Centre for Advanced Training (CAT) Satellite Centre The Point is delighted to be working with the UK’s premier centre for contemporary dance The Place, in hosting a unique satellite centre for their CAT scheme to provide young people aged 10 – 14 the opportunity to develop their potential in dance. Auditions will be held at The Point on Saturday 11th February. Successful candidates will then take part in a course of contemporary dance technique classes and creative workshops over the spring and summer terms. In addition to this participants will have the chance to take part in a taster day at The Place and have the amazing opportunity to create a new dance piece with a professional choreographer and perform it at The Place in their annual summer show. Previous formal dance training isn’t a necessity but enthusiasm, commitment and a passion for dance is essential. Please contact Jilly Hurden for more information at jilly.hurden@eastleigh.gov.uk or 023 8062 7804. Supported by The Place CAT and Department for Education through the music and dance scheme.
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Community performances The following events are presented and promoted by hirers of The Point. The Point therefore cannot accept responsibility for the content of these events or for production values and performances.
Mountbatten Players
Westfield Productions
Aladdin
Scrooge the Pantomime
Thursday 12th – Sunday 15th January Thurs 7.30pm, Fri & Sat 2.30pm & 7.30pm, Sun 1pm & 5pm Fly away on a magic carpet to the exotic orient to follow the adventures of Aladdin and his Wonderful Lamp. Mountbatten Players bring their usual professional, innovative slant to one of our favourite pantomimes. Sumptuous costumes, elaborate sets, a 12 piece professional show band, exciting special effects and the usual pantomime hilarity combine to create the best show in town. Tickets: £10 Conc. £7.50 Thurs eve £8.50 Conc. £5.50 www.mountbattenplayers.co.uk
The Award-Winning Westfield Productions are back with a completely new and original family pantomime, based on A Christmas Carol. Penny pinching Scrooge is visited by three spirits who try to show him the error of his ways and remind him of the true meaning of Christmas. A festive favourite full of songs, dance, magical effects and laughter. Tickets: Thurs all tickets £7 Fri – Sun £9 Conc. £7
Mayor’s Appeal Musical
Free taster session Saturday 21st January 10am – 12noon
Extravaganza
A great opportunity to find out what it is like to be part of a theatrical group and is open to all ages.
Friday 3rd February 7.30pm
For more information, visit The Point website or call the box office.
The Worshipful The Mayor of Eastleigh, Councillor Wayne Irish, is pleased to present an excellent line up of local talent for a Musical Extravaganza. West End Singers, Flautissimo and Showcase Percussion will provide an excellent program of music from classical to contemporary; Beethoven to Buble, there’s sure to be something for all to enjoy. Funds raised from this magical evening will go to the Mayor’s Charities. Tickets: £8 Conc. £6 30 |
Thursday 19th – Sunday 22nd January Evenings 7.30pm, Sat mat 2.30pm, Sun mat 1.30pm
www.westfieldproductions.co.uk
If you are interested in hiring The Point for your event or performance please contact Paul Munday, Operations Officer on 023 8062 7820 or paul.munday@eastleigh.gov.uk
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Southampton Classical Guitar Society
Centrestage Productions Youth Theatre
Classical Guitar Concert by John Mills
Disney’s Beauty and the Beast
Saturday 4th February 8pm One of England’s finest guitarists returns to The Point to kick-off a year of celebrations marking Southampton Classical Guitar Society’s 40th Anniversary. John Mills, a pupil of the great Andres Segovia, plays an evening of some of his favourite guitar music. Come along and enjoy some Spanish and South American sunshine on a winter’s night! You won’t be disappointed.
Monday 13th – Saturday 18th February Evenings 7.30pm Sat & Wed mat 2.30pm
Tickets: £12 Conc. £10
Tale as old as time… that’s Disney’s Beauty and the Beast and with CPYT’s presentation, featuring UK Productions’ national touring set and costumes, it becomes a magical family production marking CPYT’s 20th year! Join Mrs Potts, Lumiere and Cogsworth and their Master, the Beast, as they yearn to be human again. Belle can help them – will Gaston foil their hopes?
www.scgs-guitar.org.uk www.zen16170.zen.co.uk/johnmills/index.htm
Tickets: Mon & Tues £8, Weds & Thurs £10/£8 concs, Fri & Sat eve £10, Sat & Wed mat £8
Razzmatazz Academy of Dance In aid of the Mayor of Eastleigh’s Charity Appeal 2011-12
Sunday 18th March 2pm Come and see this magnificent family show for all ages in aid of the Mayor’s Appeal. Ex minstrels updated with scenes of Disney World, the 80s, a mixture of musicals and a pulse to lift you off your seats. Colourful creative costumes to bring lots of fun for everyone. Tickets: £8 Conc. £6
Special family offers apply, please contact The Point’s box office. www.cpyt.com
Spinners Dance Studio incorporating Class Act Theatre School
One Step Ahead!! Saturday 5th May 1.30pm & 6.30pm Here they come again for some more excellent singing, acting and dancing! Time to be transported into the world of theatre, film and music. A fast paced show to keep you on the edge of your seat. Choreographed, produced and directed by Lisa and Steve McLean.
Cream teas
Tickets: £10 Conc. £9
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www.spinnersdance.co.uk
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Eastleigh Operatic and Musical Society
The Mikado Tuesday 8th Saturday 12th May Evenings 7.30pm Sat mat 2.30pm EOMS celebrate seventy-five years in the business with this all-new hilarious production of the much-loved madcap musical farce by Gilbert and Sullivan. Gok Wan meets Grace Brothers as we join ‘Ko-Ko’, ‘Pitti-Sing’, ‘Yum-Yum’, ‘Pooh-Bah’, ‘Peep-Bo’ and ‘Nanki-Poo’ in Tipitu for this timeless comedy for all the family.
The Point’s Dance Studio
Body Jam Tuesdays 6pm - 7pm 3rd January - 27th March (half-term w/c 13th Feb) Come and lose yourself in an intense hour of hiphop, house, club, chart, latino and funk music and dance - which will seriously change the way you move....and the way your clothes fit! A reasonable level of fitness is required for this class, you are going to SWEAT! 6 Weeks for £33 or whole term £60 For more information and too book visit www.tanyagrant.co.uk
Tickets: £12 Conc. £10 Special offer: Tues eve & Sat mat 2 tickets for £18! www.eoms.hampshire.org.uk
Cream teas at The Point’s café bar Why not book a cream tea prior to the matinee shows in our community performances section? Cream Teas are available to pre-order wherever you see the teapot symbol Simply book with The Point’s box office at the time of booking your show tickets and your cream tea will be ready for you up to an hour before the show starts. Cream Teas cost just £3 per person, but should be reserved in advance.
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■ The Concorde Club boasts live music five nights a week from international jazz artists to tribute bands and DJ evenings ■ Other highlights include a la carte dining, cabaret dinners, fashion shows, charity nights and much more ■ For details of what’s on during the autumn season or to find out about business networking opportunities and conference and meeting room hire please visit www.theconcordeclub.com
at the Concorde Club & Hotel ■ The Moldy Fig is open seven days a week* serving excellent food, fine wines and local real ales ■ It’s an ideal meeting place to call in for a drink, enjoy lunch or dinner with friends or colleagues ■ Non members are welcome during the day while the evenings are reserved exclusively for members and their guests
*Closed Sunday evenings
Stoneham Lane, Eastleigh, Hampshire SO50 9HQ Tel: 023 8061 3989 www.theconcordeclub.com
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Introducing our sister venue
The Berry Theatre The Berry Theatre in Hedge End offers a broad programme of drama, comedy, music and film and places a specific focus on work for children and young people.
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Alongside the professional programme the theatre offers a busy creative learning programme which realises opportunities for work with schools, colleges, community groups and specialist services; running a range of professionally run projects and opportunities to enhance theatre learning for all ages and abilities.
The Berry Theatre, Wildern Lane, Hedge End, Hampshire SO30 4EJ
For more information visit www.theberrytheatre.co.uk or call 01489 799 499.
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Concessions are available for under 18s, full time students, senior citizens, registered disabled, registered unemployed. Group Bookings: 1 free ticket for every 10 booked for the same performance, available on selected shows.
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Opening hours are: Monday to Saturday 9.30am-5.30pm. On performance days our Box Office stays open until the performance starts. On Sundays we open 1 hour before performances start.
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How to find us: The Point is within easy walking distance of Eastleigh’s train and bus stations and within a 5 minute drive of the M3 and M27 motorways. Parking is available at: 1. Swan Centre 2. Multi-storey 3. Romsey Road 4. Leigh Road
We’re accessible… Full wheelchair access The Point is fully wheelchair accessible. With flat level access to Box Office and all performance spaces, a lift to our conference facilities upstairs and wheelchair accessible seating areas. Infra red hearing system We offer two different types of infra red hearing sytems for enhanced hearing. 1. A Headset for anyone who would like the sound on stage amplified. 2. A necklace set used to amplify sound on stage for those who wear a hearing aid.
Changing Tickets: Tickets are non-refundable but can be changed for another performance of the same show incurring an administration fee of £1.
Large Print and Audio The Point offers a large print and audio version of our season brochure.
Family Friendly: Children are welcome at The Point and each season we commit to programming shows and creative learning sessions that are suitable for all ages. Please ensure children under the age of 10 are accompanied by an adult for all shows. Some professional shows may allow toddlers under 18 months to sit on the parents/carers lap. Please check age restrictions at time of booking.
Touch Tours: The Point offers touch tours for blind and partially sighted people in conjunction with selected shows. Dates are available from Box Office.
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Carers: We are delighted to offer 1 free ticket to carers to enable disabled visitors to visit The Point.
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At a glance
T Professional Theatre D Professional Dance CT Professional Children’s Theatre CP Community Performances
January
7th
CT
Saturday Playtime & Storytime - The Point
12th - 15th
CP
Aladdin - Mountbatten Players
19th - 22nd
CP
Scrooge the Pantomime - Westfield Productions
30th
CP
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy - film screening
F Film M Music C Comedy
February
2nd & 4th
F
The adventures of Tin Tin - film screening
3rd
CP
Mayor’s Appeal Musical Extravaganza
4th
CT
Saturday Playtime & Storytime - The Point
4th
CP
Classical Guitar Concert by John Mills - Southampton Classical Guitar Society
9th
D
Elixir - Sadhana Dance
13th - 18th
CP
Disney’s Beauty & the Beast - Centrestage Productions Youth Theatre
23rd
D
Pre:View - South East Dance & The Point
23rd
D
Classic Cut - Shobana Jeyasingh Dance Company
24th & 27th
F
Moneyball - film screening
25th
D
U.Dance South East 2012
28th
T
Lucky Dip - Milk Presents
March
1st
T
Bound - Bear Trap Theatre Company
3rd
CT
Saturday Playtime & Storytime - The Point
3rd
D
Headstart - The Point
5th
F
An American in Paris - Classic Monday film screening
8th
D
The Rodin Project - Saddler’s Wells & Russell Maliphant
9th
F
Wuthering Heights - film screening
10th
CT
Red Riding Hood - Engine House & Lakeside
15th
D
Antonia Grove in Small Talk - Probe
17th
C
Pete Firman: Jiggery Pokery - Phil McIntyre Entertainments
18th
CP
Razzmatazz Academy of Dance
22nd
T
2401 Objects - Analogue
23rd & 24th
F
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 - film screening
29th
F
Small Steps - The Berry Theatre
April
2nd
CT
2nd
F
7th
CT
7th
F
Happy Feet Two - film screening
11th
F
Puss in Boots - film screening
12th
CT
16th
F
The French Lieutenant’s Woman - Classic Monday film screening
18th
M
The Unthanks
20th, 21st & 23rd
F
War Horse - film screening
26th
T
Memory Point (s) - Platform 4
27th
T
Memory Point (s) - Platform 4
27th & 30th
F
Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol - film screening
28th
T
Memory Point (s) - Platform 4
May
5th
CP
One Step Ahead! - Spinners Dance Studio
8th - 12th
CP
The Mikado - Eastleigh Operatic & Musical Society
E A S T L E I G H
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Airborne families flying workshop - Scarabeus Alvin & The Chipmunks: Chip Wrecked - film screening Saturday Playtime & Storytime - The Point
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The Way Back Home - Big Wooden Horse
The Point, Leigh Road, Eastleigh SO50 9DE Box Office 023 8065 2333 www.thepointeastleigh.co.uk
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