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HOW TO GET TO THE TRON BY FOOT The Tron can easily be spotted on Trongate by the
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BY UNDERGROUND The nearest Subway station is St Enoch. BY TRAIN The Tron is a 10 minute walk from Glasgow Central or Queen Street Stations; 3 minutes from Argyle Street and 5 minutes from High Street stations.
BY BUS The Tron is on many bus routes including: 16, 18, 19, 31, 40, 61, 62, 240, 255, 262, 263.
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IN 2013 TRON PARTICIPATION WILL BE 10 YEARS OLD Whilst the Tron’s primary aim is to produce and present outstanding theatrical work for the people of Glasgow, equally as important is the work of Tron Participation, the education and outreach strand of our activities. Over the last ten years Tron Participation has delivered over 2,600 workshops and worked with over 44,000 participants. In addition, 35 shows have been produced under the Tron Participation banner which have been watched by 11,858 friends, family and members of the arts community.
fundraising event. We need people who understand the impact of such a programme and who share our belief in the significant role culture plays in terms of personal development and growth; genuine supporters of the Arts who want to make a difference to the community they live in and who are committed to safe keeping the future of this important strand of our work.
To mark this special 10th Birthday year we are in the process of setting up an individualgiving scheme to support the work of Tron Participation which will be called the Tron Angels. The Tron Angels will act as champions for the programme in the wider community and will be invited to all Tron Participation productions, receiving seasonal briefings and participating in an annual Tron Participation
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We had an extraordinary Autumn season with many shows selling out, including our own production of Ulysses, which also played to packed houses in Belfast and Dublin; and we hope to continue this momentum with a Spring season that combines new work and co-productions alongside a return to some modern classics. Tron Theatre Company will stage four co-productions. The first is with Pilot Theatre, York and will be a new adaptation of the novel Running on the Cracks by Julia Donaldson. This production will open at the Tron before touring around England. We are also working in collaboration with a new Scottish company, New Inck Theatre, on a remarkable project, Scenes Unseen, which gives world premieres to scenes and short plays by Alan Ayckbourn, Athol Fugard, Patrick Marber and J.P. Donleavy alongside work by some of the best new Scottish writers. The company also combines forces with Fittings to present a Russian-directed production, A Man Came To A Woman, which will transfer to St Petersburg; and with Horsecross, Perth to present a new staging of John Godber’s April In Paris, directed by Rachel O’Riordan.
If you are interested in becoming one of our first TRON ANGELS or would like to know more about the work of Tron Participation please contact Dearbhla Murphy on 0141 552 4267 or by email at dearbhla.murphy@tron.co.uk THE TRON GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES SUPPORT FROM:
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TRUSTS + FOUNDATIONS: The ADAPT Trust Arts & Business BBC Children In Need Bellahouston Bequest Fund Sylvia Aitken Charitable Trust The W.A. Cargill Fund Clore Duffield Foundation Garfield Weston Foundation Paul Hamlyn Foundation The Gordon Fraser Charitable Trust The Hugh Fraser Foundation Elaine + Joe Gerber Trust The Jennie S. Gordon Memorial Foundation The Inchrye Trust John Liston Scottish Charitable Trust The Lynn Foundation The W.M. Mann Foundation The Merchants House of Glasgow Robertson Trust The Saints + Sinners Club of Scotland Western Recreation Club The James Wood Bequest Foundation
If you are interested in playing a vital role in the Tron’s future call 0141 559 5304 or email dearbhla.murphy@tron.co.uk
In addition to this work, we are proud to be hosting an array of brilliant contemporary plays being given very welcome new showings. These include some modern classic Scottish works: White Rose by Peter Arnott, Stitching by Anthony Neilson, Anna Weiss by Mike Cullen, and Fleeto/Wee Andy by Paddy Cuneen. Following the recent news item on a tragic real life story, it is highly fitting that My Name Is Rachel Corrie returns to our studio space. We also have the wonderful and iconic Ridiculusmus making a very rare visit to Scotland with Total Football: Vox Motus re-stage Slick and Visible Fictions stage a new work, The Mark of Zorro. And as if this wasn’t enough, Alan Greig and Grant Smeaton, theatre makers who never fail to intrigue, have devised a piece about the seminal artist Klaus Nomi and our Tron Skillshops celebrate the 10th birthday of Tron Participation with re-stagings of Project Branded and The Woolgatherers. Add to the season Celtic Connections and the Glasgow International Comedy Festival plus other shows and events in the Victorian Bar, and you can see that it's business as usual at the Tron. I hope you can make it down here to join us. Andy Arnold
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WED 6 - SAT 16 FEBRUARY 7.45PM MATINEE SAT 16 2.30PM £12 (£7) 13 FEB
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WORLD PREMIERE TRON THEATRE COMPANY + PILOT THEATRE PRESENT
RUNNING ON THE CRACKS BY JULIA DONALDSON ADAPTED AS A PLAY BY ANDY ARNOLD DIRECTED BY KATIE POSNER Run. Keep running. You’re doing the right thing. Lay low. Head down. Don’t look back. Just keep running, but whatever you do don’t tread on the cracks... Leo’s world has been turned upside down. With her parents gone and a creepy uncle becoming too close for comfort she’s certainly sure of one thing...she must get out. Leo’s on the run. She knows what she’s running from. Problem is where is she running to? Adapted from the novel of the same name by the internationally acclaimed writer Julia Donaldson, Running on the Cracks is a fastmoving new play about runaways, identity, survival and how friendships can develop in the strangest situations.
POST SHOW DISCUSSION: SAT 16 FEB, MATINEE PERFORMANCE Julia Donaldson will join Andy Arnold for a discussion about Running on the Cracks
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To support the Tron Theatre’s production of Running on the Cracks, we are offering a range of opportunities for schools, youth groups and individuals to take part in workshops, talks, performances and therapeutic drama.
MON 11 + TUE 12 FEB 10AM-5PM £25
For further information please contact Deborah McArthur, Drama Officer on 0141 559 5310.
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Working with director Katie Posner, participants will explore themes and staging techniques from the play. Over this two day residency participants will create their own work to be performed in the main house prior to the performance on Tuesday 12 February. Suitable for ages 14+
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WED 20 + THU 21 FEBRUARY 7.45PM
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‘…one of the most refreshing, dark, funny, erotic and original new works it’s been my pleasure to see…’ MORAG DEYES, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR, DANCEBASE
NEW INCK THEATRE IN ASSOCIATION WITH TRON THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS
NEW WORKS FROM AYCKBOURN, FUGARD, DONLEAVY AND MARBER DIRECTED BY ANDY ARNOLD
ALAN GREIG DANCE THEATRE + GRANT SMEATON PRESENT
Scenes Unseen sees hidden gems from Alan Ayckbourn, Athol Fugard, J.P. Donleavy and Patrick Marber performed alongside carefully selected pieces from emergent Scottish writers Andrew Stott, Julie Tsang, Stef Smith and Lynsey Murdoch.
“Ron Lambert?” “He’s dead. Fell off his Harley.” “Lona checked him last week, he said he was available.” “Last week he was in a coma so he was technically available.” Marber
DO YOU NOMI? Do you Nomi? is a dynamic new production by award-winning director Grant Smeaton and seminal Scottish choreographer Alan Greig. Weaving together dialogue, dance and theatre, Do you Nomi? takes the audience on a humorous, dark and sensual journey, using four male performers to hold a spotlight on the life of Klaus Nomi and his rise to fame in the New York avant garde scene of the 1970s and 80s.
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SUPPORTED BY CREATIVE SCOTLAND
This is the story of one man’s struggle to express himself through his unique singing
talent fused with his desire to hide behind a theatrical mask; it is also the story of a western world on the brink of change which would be transformed forever with the onset of the new and much misunderstood AIDS virus. Combining an emotionally driven narrative and athletic dance, this vibrant and visual production leaves the audience in no doubt as to the importance of this forgotten icon.
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TUE 26 FEB - SAT 2 MARCH 7.45PM
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TUE- THU £12 (£7) / FRI + SAT £15 (£12) After the sell-out success of Iron, Firebrand returns to the Tron with Peter Arnott’s acclaimed tale of female Russian World War II fighter pilot Lily Litvak, the socalled ‘White Rose of Stalingrad’. White Rose, unseen since its hugely successful debut at the 1985 Edinburgh Festival, is a powerful triangular love story about men and women fighting in the air, on the ground and in the bedroom. One thousand extremely talented women pilots volunteered for the Red Air Force during the SecondWorldWar. An
TUE 19 - SAT 23 MARCH 7.45PM TUE - THU £12 (£7) / FRI + SAT £15 (£12)
impressive thirty Citations of Hero of the Soviet Union went to women pilots, and three regiments of the Air Force were made up entirely of women, some of whom, like Lily, became legendary combat pilots. Seen from the point of view of Lily and her mechanic Ina, two women in a maledominated world, White Rose offers an insight into modern warfare and concepts of patriotism that are as relevant today as they were then, within an exciting, moving and thought-provoking theatrical experience.
FIREBRAND THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS
WHITE ROSE BY PETER ARNOTT
‘…provocative surrealists Ridiculusmus are the last men on the planet you’d want to run your soccer team – which is what makes Total Football so enticing...’ ★★★★ TIME OUT LONDON
RIDICULUSMUS PRESENTS
TOTAL FOOTBALL MORE BECKETT THAN BECKHAM CREATED, WRITTEN + PERFORMED BY DAVID WOODS + JON HAYNES
As sports world bigwigs prepared to descend on London for last year’s games and bureaucratic busybodies tried to figure out how best to exploit the national fervour, Ridiculusmus created its very own satirical take on it all, Total Football. Picking over football systems, political wrangling and changing room banter, Total Football tackles the big questions of life – immortality, happiness and why England always lose. From the controversial attempt to create a united UK football team for the 2012 games to one man’s attempts to reproduce when he can’t even explain the offside rule, Ridiculusmus has patched up its metatarsals to examine the melting pot of what it means to be British today. Building on the Company’s reputation for making seriously funny, multi-award winning theatre and masterfully inventive comic writing, Total Football is a wickedly clever, mischievously sharp, and acutely observed meditation on our times.
IN ASSOCIATION WITH HEART OF HAWICK
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CO-COMMISSIONED BY THE BARBICAN, IN ASSOCIATION WITH BELFAST FESTIVAL AT QUEENS, NATIONAL THEATRE WALES AND NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND. FUNDED BY ARTS COUNCIL ENGLAND.
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TUE 26 - SAT 30 MARCH 7.45PM
WED 3 - SAT 13 APRIL 7.45PM
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‘...genuinely funny...’ THE TIMES
VOX MOTUS SUPPORTED BY THE BEACON ARTS CENTRE PRESENTS
SLICK Winner of a Scotsman Fringe First (2008) and a Critic’s Award for Theatre in Scotland (2008/9) Slick is a hilarious, dark and dirty exploration of greed, corruption and loss-of-innocence. Slick combines absurd comedy, visual storytelling, puppetry, object theatre and physical performance to create a unique ensemble performance with comic-strip visuals. The world is seen through little Malcolm Biggar, a nine-year-old with a passion for his skateboard, a harrowing fear of his lunatic neighbours and a growing realisation that perhaps his parents do not always have his best interests at heart...
‘…brilliantly simple, powerful piece of popular theatre…’ THE GUARDIAN
‘…faultless, fast-paced, brilliant sense of style… a cutting-edge comic-strip show for theatre that combines the pathos of Oliver Twist with the savage satire of Viz magazine...’ ★★★★ THE SCOTSMAN
Originally produced as a co-production with the Tron Theatre in 2008,Vox Motus are delighted to be returning to Slick’s spiritual home!
HORSECROSS ARTS PRESENT A PERTH THEATRE PRODUCTION IN ASSOCIATION WITH TRON THEATRE COMPANY BY JOHN GODBER DIRECTED BY RACHEL O’RIORDAN Al and Bet are not what you’d call love’s young dream; their marriage is on shaky foundations, a bit like their house, their job prospects and their finances. So when they win a holiday to Paris in a magazine competition it seems the ideal way to inject some joie de vivre into their humdrum lives. Armed with phrasebook, map and her new suit from British Home Stores, Bet drags Al out of his shed and off on the trip of a lifetime. Together they bicker their way through the sights, suspicious cuisine and
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FUNDED BY CREATIVE SCOTLAND AND GLASGOW CITY COUNCIL
sleazy underbelly of Paris. Can the City of Lovers pull them out of their romance rut, or has their relationship been lost in translation? Straight talking, snappy and peppered with dry Northern wit; Shirley Valentine meets When Harry Met Sally in John Godber’s charming and bittersweet comedy about married life. Nominated for a 1994 Olivier Award for Comedy of the Year, April in Paris is an irresistible dose of pathos and humour from one of the most performed writers in the English language.
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TUE 23 - SAT 27 APRIL 7.45PM THU 18 + FRI 19 APRIL 7.30PM £7
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TRON SKILLSHOPS PRESENT
PROJECT BRANDED Stereotypes shattered… Crime levels drop… Society feels safer… Community co-operation…. Controlled censorship… Protecting your childhood… Welcome to Project Branded. Being branded is a way of life. It’s my personality. It identifies me. It supports me. No worrying. No hierarchy. Total harmony. The brand experience creates an impression. It makes us special and unique. Join us. It will make you stronger. Make us stronger. Branded. Be part of it.
TRON SKILLSHOPS PRESENT
THE WOOLGATHERERS intr.v. wool’gath’er·er n. To engage in fanciful daydreaming. In times dominated by computers and online gaming some young people have forgotten how to create their own entertainment and use their imaginations. That’s where the woolgatherers come in. Their job is to open up the door to your imagination. But what happens when the door between reality and fantasy won’t close...
THE MARK OF ILLUSTRATION: MICHAEL COLLIN
SAT 20 APRIL 5PM £7
VISIBLE FICTIONS PRESENT
ZORRO WRITTEN BY DAVEY ANDERSON DIRECTED BY DOUGLAS IRVINE
A mysterious figure has arrived in town. A flurry of a cape, the glint of a sword and a flash of a mask; who is this baffling character? Exciting friend or formidable foe? If you’re looking for some swash-buckling fun, come and lock swords with Zorro. Watch as our masked champion ricochets from one sticky situation to another in a world where adventure is the name and justice is the game! Watch out for ‘Z’s scratched into the ground, it might mark the start of a thrilling escapade . . .
‘…think spaghetti western meets Batman. If there’s a hint of The Magnificent Three in David Trouton’s music, it drives director Dougie Irvine and his cast to go hell for leather, which they do to pulse-racing effect...’ THE HERALD
SCRIPT ORIGINALLY COMMISSIONED AND CO-PRODUCED WITH THE TRAVERSE THEATRE
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This play is based upon the works of Johnston McCulley. The underlying rights in and to the property of Zorro are controlled by Zorro Productions, Inc., of Berkeley, California, which has provided Producer with the use of its copyrights and trademarks for the purposes of this production. ©2012 Zorro Productions, Inc. All rights reserved. ZORRO®.
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www.celticconnections.com
THU 24 JANUARY 8PM £13
AHLBERG, EK + ROSWALL + BARLUATH
2013 FRI 18 JANUARY 8PM £13
Putting a vivacious new spin on Swedish traditional music, Emma Ahlberg (fiddle), Daniel Ek (guitar) and Niklas Roswall (nyckelharpa), recently released their sparkling debut album Vintern, interweaving regional idioms from opposite ends of the country with a few of their own finely-crafted tunes, further enlivened by dashes of rock, blues and classical influence.
FRI 25 JANUARY 8PM £13
NEW ROPE STRING BAND + SUPPORT
A TASTE OF CELTIC COLOURS
String bands don’t traditionally include an accordion – but then circus, clowning, vaudeville, slapstick and contortionism aren’t exactly genre staples either; nor are gales of euphorically helpless laughter the customary expression of approval. All such bets are emphatically off, however, at a New Rope String Band show, featuring three manically talented minstrels who’ll tickle both your funny bone and your musical tastebuds beyond your wildest imaginings.
Celtic Colours in Cape Breton has been one of Celtic Connections’ closest kindred festivals, building on the island’s unique Scottish and Gaelic heritage. Tonight’s Cape Breton ceilidh showcases some of its leading contemporary stars, including Mary Jane Lamond and Wendy MacIsaac’s new duo partnership, fiddler/pianist Kimberley Fraser and singer-songwriter Cyril MacPhee.
‘It’s impossible not to love them’ SHETLAND TIMES
SAT 19 JANUARY 8PM £13
LUKE DANIELS BAND + SAM AMIDON A former teenage winner of the BBC Young Tradition Award, button accordionist Luke Daniels is one of the UK’s most gifted and inventive exponents of Irish music, as well as a bold cross-genre adventurer. Following huge acclaim for his 2011double album The Mighty Box, 71 tunes freshly invigorated by new tuning and fingering, Daniels appears tonight with Tim Edey (guitar), Éamon Doorley (bouzouki), Lauren MacColl (fiddle) and Calum Stewart (flute).
SUN 20 JANUARY 8PM £13
MACKENZIE WITH MAIREARAD + ANNA: THE COO’S TALE + MARIT FÄLT + RONA WILKIE Reuniting the much-loved Mackenzie vocal trio of sisters Eilidh, Gillie and Fiona, and teaming them with sparkling multi-instrumental twosome Mairearad Green and Anna Massie, The Coo’s Tale interweaves songs and tunes – traditional and new, Gaelic and English – around a comic and supposedly cautionary narrative involving drams, cows, motorbikes, more drams, porridge and an AWOL uncle…
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SAT 26 JANUARY 8PM £13
THE HALTON QUARTET + THE DARDANELLES Ever since two of Scotland’s finest instrumental duos, accordionist Angus Lyon with fiddler Ruaridh Campbell, and the guitar/mandolin partnership Wingin’ It, aka Adam Bulley and Chas Mackenzie, met during the 2007 Orkney Folk Festival, their creative process, collaboratively drawing on Scottish, classical, Latin and jazz elements, has been a slow-maturing one. It’s ultimately borne delectably ripe fruit indeed, however, in their 2012 debut album Based On True Events.
SUN 27 JANUARY 8PM £13
MAGGIE REILLY + SHARON KING + THE RECKLESS ANGELS Few if any singers have enjoyed more varied careers than Maggie Reilly, taking in 1970s Scottish funkrockers Cado Belle, Mike Oldfield’s 1983 hit Moonlight Shadow, performances with Stockhausen, Dave Gilmour and Jack Bruce, and a spell making Europop club hits. Recent releases have seen Reilly both gravitating home to her Celtic roots and revisiting back-catalogue favourites, with a new album due in 2013.
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www.celticconnections.com
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WED 30 JAN 8PM £14
ROBIN + BINA WILLIAMSON + SUPPORT The duo make an enchanting blend of Celtic, Indian and Old Timey roots music. Robin Williamson is a legendary musician, writer and storyteller worldwide. Bina is a multi-instrumentalist and gifted singer in her own right with a hauntingly sweet melodious voice. Robin and Bina’s soulful concerts feature their East West harmonies, with harp, bowed psaltery and diverse other instruments.
THU 31 JAN 8PM £13
SAM CARTER + THE BONNY MEN Since winning the Horizon prize for best newcomer at 2010’s Radio 2 Folk Awards, Midlands-born singersongwriter and guitarist Sam Carter has been in demand everywhere from Richard Thompson’s Meltdown to the Middle East – the latter as part of British/Arabic collaboration Shifting Sands, performed at Celtic Connections 2011. On his second album, 2012’s The No Testament, Carter adapts US devotional traditions – gospel, spirituals, shape-note singing – into his own movingly prayerful though secular hymns.
THU 28 MARCH 9.30PM £12 (£10)
PETE FIRMAN HOODWINKER Don’t miss Pete Firman, ‘the new poster-boy for British comedy magic’ (The Telegraph), as he returns to the road with an all-new box of tricks. Fresh from BBC1’s The Magicians, with his own trademark blend of comedy and jaw-dropping magic, this is a show not to be missed!
‘…the best magic tricks in the Universe...’ THE INDEPENDENT
‘...the man from Middlesbrough sets the pace for comedy-meets-magic in the 21st century…’ THE TIMES
FRI 1 FEB 8PM £13
INFINITE SCOTLAND
FRI 29 MARCH 9.30PM £10
Guitarist/composer David Allison takes inspiration and title from Hugh MacDiarmid’s famously incredulous question: ‘Scotland small? Our multiform infinite Scotland small?’ for his new production. Structured around a musical evocation of Scotland’s contrasting landscapes, the show also highlights its rich natural and cultural diversity, incorporating film, text spoken by actor Blythe Duff and writer/broadcaster Kenny Taylor, breathtaking images by National Geographic photographer Laurie Campbell and the stunningly expressive singing of Maeve MacKinnon.
HOW DO I GET UP THERE? A SKETCH SHOW Fresh from BBC Radio 4’s Sketchorama, critically acclaimed sketch group, How Do I Get Up There? finally return with a brand new live show after total sell outs in 2009 & 2010. In association with The Comedy Unit.
SAT 2 FEB 8PM £13
BELLA HARDY + VAMM Peak District native Bella Hardy won acclaim as a brilliantly imaginative songwriter with her 2011 album Songs Lost and Stolen, whose track The Herring Girl won Best Original Song at the Radio 2 Folk Awards. Her new settings for traditional Derbyshire lyrics on 2012’s The Dark Peak and the White further underline her exceptional melodic and interpretative gifts. Supported by new trio format, Catriona Macdonald, Patsy Reid and Marit Fält – alias Vamm.
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‘…excellent comic actors...arresting ideas and pinpoint delivery…’ ★★★★THE SCOTSMAN
SAT 30 MAR 9.30PM ACT TO BE ANNOUNCED
VISIT WWW.GLASGOWCOMEDYFESTIVAL.COM FOR MORE DETAILS
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CHANGING HOUSE
TUE 5 - SAT 9 FEB 8PM £10 (£7)
WED 27 - SAT 30 MARCH 8PM £10 (£7)
MULL THEATRE, RT PRODUCTIONS + SPHINX THEATRE
REKINDLE THEATRE PRESENTS
PRESENT
ANNA WEISS
MY NAME IS RACHEL CORRIE
BY MIKE CULLEN
DIRECTED BY ROS PHILIPS
In 2003, Rachel Corrie, a 23-year-old American, was killed by an Israeli military bulldozer in the Gaza Strip as she was trying to prevent the demolition of Palestinian homes. This onewoman play is composed from Rachel’s own journals, letters and emails, creating a portrait of a messy, articulate, Salvador Dali loving chain smoker, who left her home “to support nonviolent resistance to Israel’s military occupation.” Rachel’s writings were edited by British actor Alan Rickman and Guardian editor Katharine Viner.
★★★★THE GUARDIAN ★★★★ THE SCOTSMAN ★★★★ THE HERALD ★★★★ THE LIST
FITTINGS, SHARMANKA + TRON THEATRE COMPANY PRESENT
A MAN CAME TO A WOMAN BY SEMYON ZLOTNIKOV
The first UK staging of Semyon Zlotnikov’s brilliant physical comedy, in collaboration with ALEKO Theatre, St. Petersburg and directed by Natalya Leonova.
Banned in the USSR and hugely popular in post-Soviet Russia, Zlotnikov’s surreal farce satirises the age-old conundrum of how exactly two people of a certain age and an uncertain future meet and get along? SUPPORTED BY CREATIVE SCOTLAND
‘…histories filter through the tense dialogue with a skill that Ibsen would have appreciated...a modern tragic experience…’
WED 3 - SAT 6 APRIL 8PM £10 (£7) THEATRE REVOLUTION PRESENTS
VIOTA What happens when the counter-culture meets Virginia Woolf... Viota is the world between forbidden love, desire and betrayal. Viv, Vicki and Ursula collide against the background of the politics, sexuality and cultural controversy of London in late 60’s. Inspired by the lives of Vita Sackville-West, Virginia Woolf and Violet Trefusis, this is the story of the relationships between three women living in London in 1969.
When you’re not as young as you used to be and things are drooping where they shouldn’t be and hair is sprouting but not where it should be, how do you find your perfect match?
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Anna Weiss is the award winning play by Mike Cullen not seen in Scotland since it’s premiere in 1997, a gripping and uncompromising drama that explores the issue of False Memory Syndrome and how it can tear lives apart.
JOHN PETER, SUNDAY TIMES
IMAGE: EDUARD BERSUDSKY/SERGEY JAKOVSKY
FRI 15 - SAT 23 MARCH 8PM £10 (£7)
Anna Weiss is a hypnotherapist who specialises in revealing ‘lost’ memories. Lynn is the young girl she is trying to help, but are the memories Anna uncovers real...
www.fittings.org.uk www.sharmanka.com
Specialising in devised theatre since 2007, Theatre Revolution has reformed to pursue a three-part creative process of devised storytelling, written dialogue and physical theatre, spanning three generations of women who changed the world. Viota is Theatre Revolution’s third world premiere.
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VIC BAR
TUE 9 - THU 11 APRIL 8PM £10 (£7)
WED 20 - SAT 23 FEB 8.30PM £13 (£10)
DELIRIUM PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS
CHRISTINE BOVILL
STITCHING BY ANTHONY NEILSON
‘I can't write for cowards. If something shocks me, I don't just walk away from it, I ask myself why I am shocked by it.’
Christine Bovill is no stranger to the Tron, and is delighted to be returning to the Victorian Bar with a four night run which promises to deliver her celebrated medley of Jazz, Blues and Americana with a few surprises along the way. Following her astoundingly successful sold-out show at this year’s Edinburgh Festival, which garnered 5-star reviews, one critic wrote: ‘…if you love music, and you want to experience something extraordinary, then run, fly, race to book your ticket immediately…’
ANTHONY NEILSON
Stu and Abby try to pick up the pieces of their relationship, but only end up picking it apart, stitch by painful stitch. A darkly intimate journey through a couple’s attempts to keep their failing relationship alive. Daring, sick and funny, it is a play about how far people will go in the name of love to fix what is already beyond broken. Stitching, banned in some countries, explodes with brutality and tenderness, it is a work that dares to ask very uncomfortable questions and is NOT for the easily offended. ‘We will fix it like new new new...’
‘…remarkable, note-perfect and deftly achieving the husky, trembling vibrato needed to carry these songs…’
www.deliriumproductions.co.uk
BELFAST TELEGRAPH
FRI 12 + SAT 13 APRIL 8PM £10 (£7) TUMULT IN THE CLOUDS PRESENTS
FLEETO / WEE ANDY When his friend is stabbed, a young lad falls in with a gang. The terrible revenge he takes brings disaster on himself and the family of his victim. Inspired by the Iliad and drawing on Glasgow’s ‘knife culture,’ Fleeto is a hard-hitting contemporary Scottish re-invention of the Greek tragic form. Another day, another young lad attacked by a knife gang and another life shattered. Wee Andy depicts the fallout for those left picking up the pieces – the surgeon who tries to repair his damaged face, the mother who takes drastic and terrifying action to protect him, and Wee Andy himself, who tries to imagine a different life.
TUE 19 - SAT 23 MAR 8.30PM £10 MATINEE SAT 2.30PM UPSTAGE THEATRE PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS
SHOUT Following the success of Steel Magnolias and Return to the Forbidden Planet, Upstage Theatre Productions presents Shout, the musical that brings back the sounds that made Britain swing in the 1960s. With songs from Dusty, Cilla, Sandie, Lulu and many more, Shout reflects the radical changes of the time through the decade’s unforgettable music.
‘A staggeringly brilliant pair of plays.’ ★★★★★ BRITISH THEATRE GUIDE
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CONTAINS SOME STRONG LANGUAGE. SUITABLE FOR AGES 14+
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THE VICTORIAN BAR PLAYS HOST TO A MIX OF CABARET, COMEDY + MUSIC
WED 9 JAN, 13 FEB, 7 MAR + 3 APR 8.30PM £2
SAT 2 FEB 8.30PM £8
FRI 8 + SAT 9 FEB 8.30PM £10
SUN 17 FEB 2-5PM FREE
WORD FACTORY PRESENTS
LEO CONDIE PRESENTS
UPSTAGE THEATRE PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS
STRATHCLYDE THEATRE GROUP PRESENTS
WORD PLAY
LEO CONDIE SINGS BREL AND BRECHT
HERE COME THE GIRLS
GUILTY PLEASURES A LA CARTE
WORD PLAY events are innovative spoken word opportunities working to a novel theme, where visiting musicians and performers find a genuine welcome. Everyone is invited to take part in the evening, showcasing work, be it poetry, prose or music. The Word Factory will also perform themed work as a group at some point during the evening. We welcome new members to the performance/creative writing group Word Factory which meets on Fridays 1-3pm at the Tron.
Star of Oscar-nominated The Illusionist and frontman of acclaimed Glasgow band The Low Miffs, Leo Condie wrings visceral melodrama from the songs of Brel and Brecht, plus other Weimar-era ballads of revelry and debauchery. With a voice the Times described as ‘in the airy realms of Billy Mackenzie or Roy Orbison’, Condie veers from tender to theatrical in songs such as Next, Amsterdam, and What Keeps Mankind Alive.
SUN 13 JAN,10 FEB,17 MAR +14 APR 3-5PM £7(£5) RHYMES WITH PURPLE PRESENTS
DR SKETCHY’S ANTI-ART SCHOOL Hosted by Rufus, Ben & Nicola The cult-cabaret phenomenon that puts a new spin on life drawing. Instead of static models being drawn by artists sitting in silence in a cold art class, Dr Sketchy is what happens when Cabaret meets Art School. Models are burlesque stars, contortionists, firejugglers, tattooed beefcakes and sideshow freaks. Short poses are accompanied by live music interspersed with performances from the talented models themselves. The charming hosts sing and award prizes and encourage the audience to make art and mischief in equal measure while cocktails are served from the bar. Basic art materials are available.
PLEASE NOTE ALL EVENTS IN THE VICTORIAN BAR ARE 18YRS+
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SUN 3 FEB, 3 MAR + 7 APR 4-6PM £12 INSIDEOUT PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS
BROADWAY IN THE BAR The producers that brought you Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens, The Rhythm of Life and A Song and a Sip present an afternoon of the best of Broadway with a first class cast and songs from Cats, Wicked, Les Miserables and many more.
Here Come The Girls showcases the vocal talents of Upstage Theatre Productions’ songstrels. Accompanied by the fabulous Sally Clay (Limelight), these musical ladies will tug at your heart strings, make you smile and get you on your feet to dance.
THU 14 + FRI 15 FEB 8PM £60/£50
JAZZ FOR LOVERS AND LOVERS OF JAZZ Enjoy a lovingly crafted dinner with your nearest and dearest followed by a concert of intimate piano and vocal duets from pianist /composer Euan Stevenson accompanying one of the most talented young vocalists working in the UK today, a compelling show of classic jazz standards, with stunning singer and actress Judith Williams. THU 14 SONGS IN THE KEY OF LOVE FRI 15 SONGS FOR THE BROKEN HEARTED £60 PER COUPLE/3-COURSES + GLASS OF FIZZ £50 PER COUPLE/2-COURSES + GLASS OF FIZZ (PRICE INCLUDES CONCERT TICKET)
‘...Williams delights in the narratives of the Great American Songbook: her generously expressive and sensitive performance style is skillfully supported by Stevenson’s masterful accompaniment...’
DIRECTED BY GARY HURR Guilty Pleasures a La Carte is an unashamedly glorious celebration of those secret little treasures you’ve always loved but somehow kept to yourself. Take your seat, make your selection from the menu and actors will perform, just for you, at your table. A cornucopia of the big, the bold and the ridiculously fun from the world of cinema, theatre, music and books, there are pleasures to suit every palate. Come along for some shameless, blameless fun – from Fifty Shades to 39 Steps and from Brief Encounter to Bergerac and much, much more!
WED 27 FEB, WED 27 MAR + THU 25 APR 8.30PM £4 GLASCHUBEO` PRESENTS
GAELIC DRAMA AT THE TRON The Tron is teaming up with Glasgow Life to develop new Gaelic Drama opportunities for Gaelic speaking playwrights, directors and actors. From November 2012 - June 2013, there will be a series of Gaelic Drama events in the Victorian Bar, showcasing work at differing stages of development and offering new experiences for theatre-goers. The nature of these events will vary from rehearsed readings to short performances and talks. All the events will feature new work – and you will be the first see it! Performers will include Mairi Morrison, Iain McRae and Catriona Lexy Campbell.
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TRON PARTICIPATION–WHAT WE’RE ABOUT AIM: To provide opportunities to participate in art activities regardless of age, ability or background.
WHY: To encourage the behaviour of theatre-going as both audience and artist because we believe participating in cultural activity enriches your life.
HOW: Participating in our program can lead to developing new skills, meeting new people and embarking on a life-long relationship with the Tron.
EARLY YEARS
CHILDREN + YOUNG PEOPLE
Tiny and Tall Tales gives your little ones the chance to explore, discover and experiment in a safe, creative and fun way. Workshops help to develop essential and desirable life skills and encourage imaginations to flourish, while complementing/preparing your child for the formal learning experiences nursery and school will provide. And best of all you get to join in too as all our pre-5 workshops are parent/carer and child, allowing you to share the experience and develop a positive and creative relationship.
Skillshops sessions run in the academic year with participants working towards performances as well as attending professional theatre productions where appropriate. Participants have the opportunity to creatively explore using their imagination, in a safe and fun environment, developing both artistic and important social skills.
TINY TALES: 6 months to 2 years plus parent/carer Wednesdays 10am 6, 13, 20, 27 March
Term starts Saturday 19 January P1 - P3 P4 - P7 S1 - S2 S3 - S6
Saturdays Saturdays Saturdays Mondays
11am - 12noon 12noon - 2pm 2.30pm - 4.30pm 6.30pm - 8.30pm
£55/£45 £65/£60 £65/£60 £65/£60
£6 per session or £20 for full 4-week block. Ticket admits child plus accompanying adult.
TALL TALES: 3 - 5 years plus parent/carer Saturdays 10am 26 Jan / 9+23 Feb / 9+23 March £6 per session or £25 for full 5-week block. Ticket admits child plus accompanying adult.
Please check out the participation page on the Tron website for further details on all the classes, dates and how to book. www.tron.co.uk/education
CASTING CALL Want to get involved? Be a theatre-maker rather than a theatre-goer. Tron Skillshop S1-S2 group currently has a few remaining spaces for potential new cast members. Join us and experience the process of creating a full–scale production to perform on the Tron main stage with the support of a professional creative team. The group will present Project Branded as part of our tenth anniversary celebrations. Rehearsals begin in January 2013. See prices and dates above.
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WORK FOR ADULTS TRON STUDIO: Adult Drama Company Through a variety of devising and creative workshops participants will develop and experiment with a range of performance skills and techniques working towards creating a brand new piece of theatre as part of the Tron’s Mayfesto Theatre Festival in May 2013. This year the company will work with creative team Gareth Nichols and Jodie Wilkinson. 15 January - 26 March Tuesdays 7pm - 9pm £75/£65
WRITE TRON: Creative Writing Monthly workshops open to writers of all abilities. Exploring different genres, workshops will encourage creativity, focus and editing while allowing you to set goals, play with ideas and inspiration. Sessions will equip you with the tools and motivation to enhance and develop your writing skills. Each block includes a ticket to one theatre performance and a one-to-one surgery session with the tutor. Saturdays 10.15am - 1.15pm 26 Jan / 16 Feb / 9 + 30 Mar £75/£65
LIVING THEATRE Living Theatre is the Tron Theatre’s version of a book group, with the subject being a play from the current Tron season. In Living Theatre there is no rehearsed content and the play seen by the
group acts as a starting point for exploration. With a focus is on the here and now, experienced facilitators respond to members of the group’s ideas, reactions and feelings and allow individuals a platform to explore real life concerns, desires and experiences that may have been raised from watching the show. This event is not an acting class, it’s an exploration. Audience members can participate actively; offer contributions from their seat; or can remain silent observers. This season Living Theatre will explore the Tron Theatre and Fittings production A Man Came to a Women. Monday 25 March 6pm - 8.30pm £5
SET + COSTUME DESIGN COURSE This practical course aims to introduce participants to the role of a theatre designer. Through the course participants will have an insight into the creative process of set and costume design, exploring ideas around colours, fabrics, tone and mood using a range of techniques; and will work towards presenting their own model box at the end of the block. 8-week block running Wed 30 Jan - Wed 20 Mar 7pm- 9pm £75/£65 (includes all materials)
● TO BOOK ANY OF THESE PARTICIPATION ACTIVITIES CALL 0141 552 4267
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10% DISCOUNT ON PRE-SHOW DINING If you’re coming to the theatre to see a show, why not book in for an early evening meal. We offer a 10% discount on the dinner menu*, so why not reserve a table when booking your tickets and we’ll make sure you’re wined and dined before the start of the performance. *Valid theatre tickets must be presented and discount only applies on date shown on purchased tickets. For more information visit www.tron.co.uk or call Sally Dorrian on 0141 552 8587 to discuss your booking requirements
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ACCESS The Tron Theatre is committed to being an accessible venue and our public areas are fully accessible for those with limited mobility. Facilities include ramps, elevators, adapted toilets and auditorium seating. In addition, we are committed to programming Audio Described, Signed and Captioned performances. Please let us know if you have any specific access requirements and we will do our utmost to accommodate them.
ACCESSIBLE PERFORMANCES
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Hetty Haxworth Cove screenprint in an edition of 40, 82x83cms copyright of Glasgow Print Studio and the artist
Eileen Cooper Solo Noir screenprint copyright of Glasgow Print Studio and the artist
18 DEC 2012 - 10 FEB 2013
12 FEB - 14 APR 2013
EILEEN COOPER
HETTY HAXWORTH
Eileen Cooper has exhibited extensively throughout the world since training at Goldsmith’s College and The Royal Academy of Art, London. Living and working in London, she is currently a Royal Academician and Head of the Printmaking Department at the Royal Academy Schools. Her images contain an imaginative narrative that relates to archetypal themes with a distinct spiritual content. These narratives are simultaneously semi-autobiographical and universal as they speak of the spiritual, emotional or creative challenges or questions we all experience. The playful, relaxed atmosphere of the images is constructed by the use of undulating markings and a confident use of colour.
Oxford-born, Hetty Haxworth studied at the Glasgow School of Art and has exhibited widely in the UK and abroad. She specialises in abstract screenprints based on organic forms, with colour as the principle element. Her work has been shown at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, the Royal Scottish Academy, and the Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts.
Works by these artists and many more are available at Glasgow Print Studio,Trongate 103, G1 5HD. 0141 552 0704 www.gpsart.co.uk An internationally acclaimed centre of excellence in fine art printmaking, Glasgow Print Studio is located in Glasgow’s new centre for the arts and creativity Trongate 103. The organisation is registered as a charity in Scotland, is foundation funded by Creative Scotland and supported by Glasgow City Council.
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AUDIO DESCRIBED performances
CAPTIONING is similar to television
subtitling and gives Deaf, deafened and hard of hearing people access to live performances. A captioner carefully prepares and cues text that appears in real time on units placed to the side of the stage, centrally or within the set. While we advise sitting in Rows F to H, we have no restricted view between our seats and the stage.
support people who are blind or partially sighted to access live performance. An audio-describer meets audience members to introduce set and characters by providing a verbal description which continues during the performance via a headset. Sometimes there is a touch tour of the set and costumes before the performance.
Captioned Performances:
Audio Described Performances:
Running on the Cracks 14 February, 7.45pm Scenes Unseen 14 March, 7.45pm
Running on the Cracks 13 February, 7.45pm Scenes Unseen 13 March, 7.45pm
BSL interpreted performances allow people who are Deaf or for whom British Sign Language is their first or preferred language access to live performance. BSL interpreters provide a linguistic and artistic interpretation. The interpreter mostly stands to one side of the stage but sometimes interpreters are involved in the staging or the performance. We have no restricted view between our seats and the stage. All our seats are suitable to see the signer. BSL performances:
Running on the Cracks 13 February, 7.45pm Scenes Unseen 13 March, 7.45pm
TEXT PHONE: 18001 0141 552 4267 Online: www.tron.co.uk (we cannot always provide specific seating online). Wheelchair spaces are available in all our performance venues. Infra-red headsets for onstage sound amplification and an Induction Loop are available in the Main Auditorium. For seating advice please contact the Box Office.
This brochure is available in large print format.
HELP US HELP THE ENVIRONMENT We are doing all we can to reduce our environmental impact. We recycle wherever we can, all our electricity comes from renewable sources and we’ve significantly reduced our CO2 impact. But you can help too. It’s the small changes that matter the most and everybody can do their bit to lend a hand. Why not: Pop your old tickets and info we send you in your recycling bin? Grab a bus instead of the car keys? Or, if the typical West coast weather lets up, why not enjoy a wee walk to the theatre before your show? Sign up to our e-list to get all our juiciest bits by email rather than post? If you have any suggestions of your own, give us an email on weliketrees@tron.co.uk Or, if you want to check out our policy in full, have a look here: http://www.tron.co.uk/about/tron_environmental_policy/
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SPRING SEASON 2013
FEBRUARY
INFINITE SCOTLAND 8PM BELLA HARDY 8PM
RUNNING ON THE CRACKS 7.45PM RUNNING ON THE CRACKS 7.45PM RUNNING ON THE CRACKS 7.45PM
SAT 9 RUNNING ON THE CRACKS 7.45PM
MARCH
SUN 10 TUE 12 WED 13 THU 14 FRI 15 SAT 16 SUN 17 WED 20 THU 21 FRI 22 SAT 23 TUE 26 WED 27 THU 28
FRI 1 SAT 2 SUN 3 THU 7 FRI 8 SAT 9 TUE 12 WED 13 THU 14 FRI 15
RUNNING ON THE CRACKS 7.45PM RUNNING ON THE CRACKS 7.45PM RUNNING ON THE CRACKS 7.45PM CAP RUNNING ON THE CRACKS 7.45PM RUNNING ON THE... 2.30PM+7.45PM
MARCH
SAT 23 TOTAL FOOTBALL 7.45PM
CHANGING HOUSE VICTORIAN BAR
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LEO CONDIE SINGS… 8.30PM BROADWAY IN THE BAR 4PM-6PM MY NAME IS RACHEL CORRIE 8PM MY NAME IS RACHEL CORRIE 8PM MY NAME IS RACHEL CORRIE 8PM MY NAME IS RACHEL CORRIE 8PM HERE COME THE GIRLS 8.30PM MY NAME IS RACHEL CORRIE 8PM HERE COME THE GIRLS 8.30PM DR SKETCHY 3PM-5PM
TUE 26 SLICK 7.45PM WED 27 SLICK 7.45PM THU 28 SLICK 7.45PM PETE FIRMAN HOODWINKER 9.30PM FRI 29 SLICK 7.45PM HOW DO I GET UP THERE? 9.30PM SAT 30 SLICK 7.45PM COMEDY FESTIVAL 9.30PM
MAIN AUDITORIUM WORD PLAY 8.30PM SONGS IN THE KEY OF LOVE 8PM SONGS FOR THE BROKEN HEARTED 8PM
WHITE ROSE 7.45PM WHITE ROSE 7.45PM WHITE ROSE 7.45PM
GAELIC DRAMA 8.30PM
MAIN AUDITORIUM
CHANGING HOUSE VICTORIAN BAR
WHITE ROSE 7.45PM WHITE ROSE 7.45PM BROADWAY IN THE BAR 4PM-6PM WORD PLAY 8.30PM SCENES UNSEEN 7.45PM SCENES UNSEEN 7.45PM SCENES UNSEEN 7.45PM SCENES UNSEEN 7.45PM SCENES UNSEEN 7.45PM SCENES UNSEEN 7.45PM
WED 20 TOTAL FOOTBALL 7.45PM
FRI 22 TOTAL FOOTBALL 7.45PM
GUILTY PLEASURES A LA CARTE 2PM-5PM CHRISTINE BOVILL 8.30PM CHRISTINE BOVILL 8.30PM CHRISTINE BOVILL 8.30PM CHRISTINE BOVILL 8.30PM
DO YOU NOMI? 7.45PM DO YOU NOMI? 7.45PM
SAT 16 SCENES UNSEEN 7.45PM SUN 17 TUE 19 TOTAL FOOTBALL 7.45PM
THU 21 TOTAL FOOTBALL 7.45PM
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JANUARY
NEW ROPE STRING BAND 8PM LUKE DANIELS BAND 8PM MACKENZIE WITH MAIREARAD+ ANNA 8PM AHLBERG, EK + ROSWALL 8PM A TASTE OF CELTIC COLOURS 8PM THE HALTON QUARTET 8PM MAGGIE REILLY 8PM ROBIN + BINA WILLIAMSON 8PM SAM CARTER 8PM
MAIN AUDITORIUM FRI 1 SAT 2 SUN 3 TUE 5 WED 6 THU 7 FRI 8
MAIN AUDITORIUM
WORD PLAY 8.30PM DR SKETCHY 3PM-5PM
WED 3 APRIL IN PARIS 7.45PM THU 4 FRI 5 SAT 6 SUN 7 TUE 9 WED 10 THU 11 FRI 12 SAT 13 SUN 14 THU 18 FRI 19 SAT 20 TUE 23 WED 24 THU 25 FRI 26 SAT 27
APRIL IN PARIS 7.45PM APRIL IN PARIS 7.45PM APRIL IN PARIS 7.45PM APRIL IN PARIS 7.45PM APRIL IN PARIS 7.45PM APRIL IN PARIS 7.45PM APRIL IN PARIS 7.45PM APRIL IN PARIS 7.45PM PROJECT BRANDED 7.30PM PROJECT BRANDED 7.30PM THE WOOLGATHERERS 5PM THE MARK OF ZORRO 7.45PM THE MARK OF ZORRO 7.45PM THE MARK OF ZORRO 7.45PM THE MARK OF ZORRO 7.45PM THE MARK OF ZORRO 7.45PM
CHANGING HOUSE VICTORIAN BAR A MAN CAME TO A WOMAN 8PM DR SKETCHY 3PM-5PM A MAN CAME TO A WOMAN 8PM SHOUT 8.30PM A MAN CAME TO A WOMAN 8PM SHOUT 8.30PM A MAN CAME TO A WOMAN 8PM SHOUT 8.30PM A MAN CAME TO A WOMAN 8PM SHOUT 8.30PM A MAN CAME TO A WOMAN 8PM SHOUT 2.30PM + 8.30PM LIVING THEATRE: A MAN CAME TO A WOMAN 6-8.30PM ANNA WEISS 8PM GAELIC DRAMA 8.30PM ANNA WEISS 8PM ANNA WEISS 8PM ANNA WEISS 8PM
CHANGING HOUSE VICTORIAN BAR VIOTA 8PM WORD PLAY 8.30PM VIOTA 8PM VIOTA 8PM VIOTA 8PM BROADWAY IN THE BAR 4PM-6PM STITCHING 8PM STITCHING 8PM STITCHING 8PM FLEETO/WEE ANDY 8PM FLEETO/WEE ANDY 8PM DR SKETCHY 3PM-5PM
The Tron Theatre retains the right to amend the programme as a result of unforeseen circumstances. All details are correct at time of going to press.
CHANGING HOUSE VICTORIAN BAR
MAIN AUDITORIUM WED 9 SUN 13 FRI 18 SAT 19 SUN 20 THU 24 FRI 25 SAT 26 SUN 27 WED 30 THU 31
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