What’s On
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Welcome A new year, a new season and a new What’s On Guide. This Spring we are pleased to bring you another packed season of events; including some great shows, quality music, fabulous children’s entertainment, sparkling comedy and fascinating lectures and exhibitions. This guide will give a good idea of what we have coming up this Spring, but follow us on social media and sign up to our email newsletter to keep up to date as our programme continues to fill!
CAFÉ & BAR Hot and cold drinks, sandwiches and snacks are available during the day and at evening shows.
Highlights Comedy this Spring includes Issy Suttie with The Actual One on 17 February, Tiff Stevenson on 11 March, Mark Thomas with Trespass on 23 April. Also look out for Barnstormers Comedy Nights (see pp6) The hugely popular John Pilkington returns, having travelled throughout eastern Europe and Russia, and asks Russia and Europe: What Next? We also have some brilliant children’s shows on Sundays, with Little Red and the Wolves on 17 January, The Boy who Bit Picasso on 31 January and the amazing My Pet Monster and Me from Blunderbus Theatre on 14 February.
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Don’t miss out on the world famous Louis Pearl – The Amazing Bubble Man on the 3 April.
Hampshire Pride
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We are delighted that the second annual Hampshire Pride March will finish here on Saturday 27 February with music, food, stalls and much more. See p22–23.
Anniversaries We join the celebrations of the incredible legacy of William Shakespeare during the quatercentenary year of his birth with ‘Who will believe my verse in time to come…’ on 23 April and Sonnets on a Saturday on 16 April. 2016 also marks the celebration of an extraordinary life: 300 years since the birth of Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown, England’s most famous landscape designer. We have exhibitions and more on this fascinating man. 2
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Until 17 Jan
The Gallery
EXHIBITIONS Exhibitions in The Gallery and City Space are now provided by Hampshire Cultural Trust.
The Gallery Monday – Friday 9am – 7pm Saturday 9am – 5pm Sunday 11am – 3pm City Space Monday – Friday 10am – 6pm Saturday 10am – 5pm Sunday 11am – 3pm
© Ralph Steadman
16 Jan — 21 Feb
Ralph Steadman A Retrospective
City Space
Mayor’s Choice Free entry Free entry
Ralph Steadman is one of the most important British graphic artists of the last fifty years. Steadman has attained cult status and influenced many graphic and comic artists. His art has won him an international reputation and numerous awards. The exhibition explores the full range of the artist’s work, including material from Private Eye, Punch, and Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, as well as his children’s and illustrated books such as Alice in Wonderland and I, Leonardo,. A touring exhibition from the Cartoon Museum, London.
This ever popular annual exhibition offers visitors the opportunity to see parts of the collections cared for by Hampshire Cultural Trust and rarely exhibited in public. From paintings to historical documents, archaeological finds to 20th century ceramics the Mayor of Winchester has chosen a fascinating range of exhibits. This free family friendly exhibition has plenty of activities for younger visitors as well. There are puzzles, a spotter quiz and colouring-in sheets with an opportunity to become a City Space Art Expert! See City Space Family Drop-in Activities p26.
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27 Feb — City Space 20 Mar
Allotment © Greg Vincent
Fragments in Time
23 Jan — The Gallery 16 Mar
Timorous Beasties
The Perlins Community Project Art Show
Free entry
Free entry
To kick off our 2016 programme, design studio
Taking time to look closely at our
Timorous Beasties will be creating a special installation in The Gallery. This multi-awardwinning, internationally acclaimed company are at the forefront of British design, working with clients such as Fortnum & Mason, Famous Grouse, the V&A and Nike.
environment, at us and our experiences. Watching the seasons change. Putting pencil to paper and not being afraid. Enjoying looking and using our imaginations and our creativity to express what we see in the world around us, Winchester, our allotment and in ourselves. Capturing fragments in time. These ideas are represented through painting, prints, music and film.
Mixing design and production under one roof, Timorous Beasties have the freedom to create their own unique style. Most noted for their surreal and provocative textiles and wallpapers, they work in a wide range of disciplines including graphics, furniture, ceramics and glass. Their commissions and collaborations can be seen worldwide… Winchester awaits!
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Perlins Community Project is for adults with learning (dis)Abilities living in Winchester and the local area. This exhibition is a platform for us to share our work with you and show the talents and abilities of these individuals.
Portrait of Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown, c.1770–75 © Cosway, Richard (1742–1821)/Private Collection/Bridgeman Images
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26 Mar — City Space 15 May
Capability Brown
26 Mar — The Gallery 12 June
Making the Landscape
Capability Brown Master of the Landscape Free entry Introducing our Masters Series, HCT gets ‘upclose and personal’ with key historic figures, exploring their lives, times and achievements. 2016 marks the celebration of an extraordinary life: 300 years since the birth of Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown, England’s most famous landscape designer. Find out how Brown radically changed the face of 18th century England, step into the landscape to reveal his genius, and discover what it takes to move a mountain.
Free entry To compliment the ‘Master of Landscape’ exhibition in the Gallery, ‘Making the Landscape’ in City Space will reveal how the land was physically transformed under the guiding genius of one man. Find out about the labourers and foremen, artisans and engineers who helped Brown to realise his vision of a landscapes ‘capabilities’. The exhibition will also include winners of the Capability Brown Young People Project, an art project to encourage children in schools across Hampshire to produce work inspired by a sense of place from a grand garden to a back garden. See City Space Family Drop-in Activities p26.
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EVENTS
Fri 15 Jan
Fri 19 Feb
Fri 18 Mar
Fri 15 Apr
Comedy
Barnstormers Comedy Night Three top comics and a barrel of laughs! 8pm
£12.50 in advance / £14 on the door
The Barnstormers’ compere introduces three top acts from the London Circuit and beyond, promising a Friday night full of laughs. It’s the perfect way to kickstart the weekend. For the latest news on which comedians are lined up visit www.barnstormerscomedy.com Ages 18+
Sun 17 Jan
Family Sunday
Little Red and the Wolves 11.30am
£7.50 or four for £24
Once there was a Girl… and a Wolf. Scarlett leaves her tiny village behind and heads for the bright lights of the big city, but something follows her, something big and hungry. Could there be wolves in the city? She sees them everywhere but no-one else seems to notice; perhaps because they wear three piece suits and smoke cigars. Oh no these are not the wolves you find in the forest, these are very, very different and very, very dangerous. James doesn’t understand why he is so tired. He goes to bed early every night, but each morning he wakes up feeling as if he has spent the night-time running through the streets. James grew up in the big city. But now longs to be in the forest. He doesn’t know why but when the moon is full he feels different. Then, one day, Scarlett and James meet, and the wheels of fate are set in motion. Recommended for ages 5–105! (Not suitable for under 5’s) Show is 2 hours, including interval.
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Wed 10 Feb
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Wed 27 Apr
Author Event Film Lecture
Masterclass: The Art of Filmmaking Revealed £10 per masterclass (concessions £7.50) The Hampshire Picture Co brings you a series of nine unique Masterclasses to enhance your perception of the collaborative film making process and will offer a fascinating insight as to the pitfalls and achievements of creating a dramatic piece of work. Over the coming Masterclasses, celebrated film creatives will talk about areas of their work and how they interact with the script to create what you see on screen both in television and on major feature films. Followed by a Q+A. This series will cover: directing, writing, casting, cinematography, production design, costume, acting, visual effects, financing and sales, music and editing.
Prime Writers 7.30pm
£7
An exciting line up of novelists discuss their writing. Vanessa Lafaye’s ‘Summertime’ is a storming debut capturing the racial and social tensions in 1930s America. Part social history and part love story, it was chosen as a Richard & Judy Book Club read. Sarah Leipciger is the author of ‘The Mountain Can Wait’, set in a stunning but scarred Canadian landscape, it’s the story of fathers and sons and the heartache they cause each other; haunting, wild and compelling. Claire Fuller is the Winchester based writer of ‘Our Endless Numbered Days’, winner of the Desmond Elliott Prize for debut fiction 2015. All beautifully written and skilfully crafted novels. These authors are part of ‘Prime Writers’, an exciting collective of debut novelists all enjoying publication over 40. Books for sale and signing on the night.
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Thu 4 Feb
Author Event Sun 31 Jan
Killer Girls’ Night In
Family Sunday
7.30pm
The Boy Who Bit Picasso 11.30am and 1.30pm
£7.50 or four for £24
My name is Tony and I have the most extraordinary friend… Pablo Picasso! Come and play down on the farm with Tony and Picasso. We’ll have loads of fun, make crazy pictures and we’ll tell the true story of how a young boy became friends with one of the greatest artist who ever lived. With storytelling, music and lots of chances to make your own art, The Boy Who Bit Picasso is an interactive theatre show for everyone aged four to eight and their families. This hands on family show introduces one of the 20th century’s most influential artists through the eyes of a young boy.
Another wonderful line-up of female crime and thriller writers. Louise Millar is the author of psychological thrillers Hidden Girl, Accidents Happen, The Playdate and most recently City of Strangers, a truly engrossing, original and satisfying read. Louise is the co-founder of crime writing collective Killer Women. Helen Fitzgerald is a novelist, screenwriter and social worker. Her debut Dead Lovely was published in 2007 and her twelfth novel, her darkest to date, Viral is due in February. Described as ‘domestic noir’ Helen isn’t afraid to tackle taboos and headline hitting issues, exploring ordinary people facing moral dilemmas. Tammy Cohen has written acclaimed novels about family fall-out including The Mistress’s Revenge and Someone Else’s Wedding. The Broken was her first psychological thriller. Her new book First One Missing is out now, a superbly taut and gripping thriller. Books for sale and signing on the night.
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Fri 5 Feb
Thu 18 Feb
Fri 4 Mar
Adventure
John Pilkington Russia and Europe: What Next? 7.30pm
Sat 6 Feb £10
Passions are running high in Ukraine and the breakaway states of the Caucasus. Vladimir Putin’s adventures in Ukraine took the West by surprise. But John thinks in some ways they followed a pattern that goes back more than a century to the days of the ‘Great Game’. Since the Soviet Union’s breakup, Transnistria, Abkhazia and South Ossetia have become Russia’s ‘forgotten’ satellite states – unrecognised and unheard of by most outsiders. Now Donetsk and Luhansk have joined the list, and Russia has full control of Crimea. In 2015 John met people on both sides of these disputed borders, and promises a talk full of intrigue with one or two surprises. More at www.pilk.net
Children’s Music
Winchester Chamber Orchestra present
The Snowman 11am and 1pm
£6
Join Winchester Chamber Orchestra and Friends for a live performance of the children’s classic, The Snowman, and experience the ageless appeal of the animation coupled with a live rendition of the popular soundtrack. Those who have ever attended our children’s concerts will know that WCO and Friends deliver interactive, engaging performances for children of all ages. Our aim is to give children the opportunity to experience real, live orchestral music in a relaxed and informal setting with none of the stuffiness that normally prevents their parents exposing them to this genre. There will also be an opportunity to try out some perfectly childsized instruments after the performance courtesy of Hampshire Music Service. Don’t forget to book your tickets in advance – we ALWAYS sell out! www.winchesterchamberorchestra.org.uk
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Fri 12 Feb Sat 6 Feb
Music and Storytelling
Theatre
The Other Half Mark Billingham and My Darling Clementine
Dracula’s Ghost 7.30pm When Bram Stoker’s widow welcomes lawyer Mr Leech into her home, there begins a tale of the most feared vampire of all time, of his un-dead life and times, and the remarkable characters he has met down the centuries. An original stage-play concerning the actual story of Count Dracula – prepare for nothing but the bloody truth! For ages 11+
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In a rundown Memphis bar, Marcia – a washed-up Vegas showgirl – works double shifts and reflects on her single doomed shot at happiness, while her customers tell the stories of their own troubled lives. Tales of lust, loss… and murder. A unique collaboration between the leading lights of crime fiction and country music, an original story by bestselling crime writer Mark Billingham is sound tracked by the powerful and poignant songs of internationally acclaimed Americana duo My Darling Clementine.
A convincing world of barflies… and characters on bar stools… BBC Radio 4 Front Row
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Sun 14 Feb
Family Sunday
My Pet Monster and Me! 11.30am and 2.30pm
£7.50 or four for £24
A funny, big-hearted hoot of a show, with lots of fun for little monsters and their grown-ups, too Sophie Bucket lives on a farm with her Dad. She spends all of her time day-dreaming, but most of her time alone. If only she had a little friend to share her adventures. One day, Sophie finds an egg. She keeps it warm, and out pops a cuddly, toothy, burpy, baby MONSTER! And so, the fun begins… Join us down on the farm for adventures with Sophie and her new friend George, the most lovable monster in the land! But when a little monster just keeps on GROWING, there’s trouble ahead! With puppetry, music and songs – this hilarious new show promises plenty of laughs for everyone. For monsters aged 3–7
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Wed 17 Feb
8pm
Comedy
£14
The Actual One is Isy Suttie’s brilliantly funny new show about that moment in your late 20s when you suddenly realize that all your mates are growing up without you. The invisible deal that Isy had made – to prolong growing up for as long as possible – was all in her head. Suddenly everyone around her is into mortgages, farmers’ markets and nappies, rather than skinny-dipping in the sea and sambuca sessions on rope-swings. When her dearest friend advises Isy that the next guy she meets will be not just The One, but The Actual One, Isy decides to delay the onset of adulthood for just a bit longer until a bet with her mum results in a mad scramble to find a boyfriend within a month. Copies of Isy’s new book The Actual One will also be available for purchase on the evening during a signing session at the venue.
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Fri 11 Mar
Comedy
Sun 21 Feb
Family Sunday
The Tap Dancing Mermaid 11.30am
£7.50 or four for £24
Gather round, gather round for the Moon’s magical, mystical story about a tippettytop tap dancer who he has been watching at night. Marina Skippett creeps out of her house every night to shuffle and stomp on the boardwalk to the sounds of the sea. She can’t tap dance at home anymore since her evil, tractor-sized Aunty banned it, threatening to feed Marina’s dinners to the dog! But then, one moon-lit night, Marina meets a mysterious, watery boy called Leo swimming in the sea and her life is never the same again! There are stunning puppets, original live music to sing along to and tap dancing that will make you want to stick 50ps to your shoes and join in! For everyone aged 3 to 133
Everything a children’s theatre experience should be. Childplays
Witty and inventive… a stroke of genius. The Telegraph
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Mad Men 8pm
£10
What makes a person? Ideas, labels, sexuality or even slogan t-shirts? Products are anthropomorphised and the cult of personality reigns supreme. Are we being sold our identity? May contain Spanish rap. As seen on Mock the Week, Drunk History, The Apprentice: You’re Fired and People Just Do Nothing. As heard on Radio 4 Extra, 7 Day Saturday, Woman’s Hour and BBC Radio Scotland. Hilarious
observations, beautifully written. Metro
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Sat 12 Mar
Music
Sun 13 Mar
Winchester Fusion Choir Charity Concert 7.30pm
Family Sunday
£6
An evening of fun and uplifting songs with the Winchester Fusion Choir, in aid of Brendoncare. Come and enjoy an evening of popular songs that you know, love, and can sing along to. Brendoncare is a charity for older people. It runs 10 care homes and over 80 friendship and social clubs across the South of England. Over 500 volunteers run the clubs and support our care homes. Kindness, care, choice and community are at the heart of our services.
How the Koala Learnt to Hug 11.30am
£7.50 or four for £24
Koalas are the cuddliest critters but just how did they learn to hug? Adapted from the best selling book by Steven Lee and written especially for parents to enjoy with their children, How the Koala Learnt to Hug is a charming tale about the magic of family and the importance of a nice warm hug! Join us and a host of heart warming characters including a wonderful wizard, a grumpy Koala and a pair of picnic loving beavers for some great stories, sing along songs, superb games and first class hugging! All you need are your ears – and your arms! As an extra treat get your book, which will be available in the theatre at a special discount, signed by Steven after the show! For ages 3 to 103!
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Sat 19 Mar
Dance
Spring Dance Party Night 7.30pm
£10 in advance / £12 on the night
Celebrate this Spring Time with a Dance Party filled with all the Dancing Fun you could wish for: West Coast Swing, Salsa, our favourite Zumba Dances, Jive, Cha Cha, Rumba, Tango, Bachata, Merengue, Kizomba, Club Classics and more! Everyone is welcome, whether you have been dancing for years or never before, whether you come with a partner or on your own. We’ll get everyone dancing! Bar open all night with Sangria on offer! Music with DJ Max. Salsa y Sol Dance & Yoga www.salsaysol.co.uk www.dancingwinchester.co.uk
Sat 19 Mar
£25 per talk
Nutrition and Health
Book both talks for £40
Two unique talks with the UK’s leading Nutritionist Dr Marilyn Glenville PhD
Fat Around the Middle and How to Lose it for Good Registration: 9am, Seminar: 9.30am – 12.15pm Find out why, for many women of all ages, fat tends to settle around the middle. Learn how to get rid of that belly fat naturally and keep it off. This talk will demonstrate why your shape is not all down to diet and what supplements and herbs can help you lose that apple shape faster.
Natural Solutions to the Menopause and Prevention of Osteoporosis Registration 1.15pm, Seminar: 1.45pm – 4.30pm Are you worried about the menopause, concerned about the side effects of HRT and want to learn how to prevent and treat osteoporosis naturally? Learn how to boost your energy, improve health, eliminate night sweats and hot flushes, mood swings, headaches, aching joints and increase your sex drive. Is soya good or bad? Find out the truth about ‘natural’ bioidentical hormones like progesterone.
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Sun 20 Mar
Family Sunday
Thu 24 Mar
Bec and Tom’s Laundry 11.30am
£7.50 or four for £24
Oh pants! It’s laundry day! But Bec has other ideas*. Tom literally has to drag her to the laundrette, but she’ll do anything to avoid her chores: storytelling, games, paper puppetry – you name it! But beneath the mischief, Bec hides a secret. Will Tom be hung out to dry, or will it all come out in the wash? Join the daft duo on a journey of friendship, courage and persistence in this criticallyacclaimed family comedy show starring Bec Hill (CBBC’s The Dog Ate My Homework) and Tom Goodliffe. It’s sixty minutes of good clean fun! Ages 5+
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Folk Music
Phil Beer 8pm
£10
Phil Beer is the multi-instrumental half of the west country’s award winning acoustic duo, Show of Hands, described as a true craftsman, a master musician and consummate performer. With a professional career of over 36 years, Phil has a great deal of material to draw on for his solo appearances. All are songs and music of memory and significance sung in the subtle and melodic Phil Beer style and interjected with musings and amusings to an almost personal audience. It is a treat of past and current favourites from one of the most popular musicians on the acoustic circuit.
Sat 26 Mar
Bluegrass
Rob Heron and the Tea Pad Orchestra 8pm
Fri 1 Apr
£15
Rob Heron and the Tea Pad Orchestra are one of the hardest working bands in the UK roots circuit – with thousands of touring miles under their belts, they have earned themselves a sizeable fan base in the UK, Europe and beyond. Their style is more eclectic than most, influenced by early 20th century American music, with the addition of ‘razor-sharp’ solos, great arrangements and original songs; they play their own brand of Western Swing, Blues, Gypsy Jazz and Country, or ‘North Eastern Swing’ as they’ve coined it. The songs are penned by Rob Heron, a crazy fool for country music and a full time dandycowboy. His songs are full of character, satire, and good old fashion hollerin’. The best way to experience Rob Heron and the Tea Pad Orchestra is at a live show!
Comedy Double Header
Ed Gamble Lawman AND
Steve Bugeja Day Release 8pm
£10
Star of Almost Royal (E4) and the not beard one from the Peacock and Gamble Podcast, Chortle Award-winning Ed Gamble moseys back into town with a brand new stand-up show about why it’s hip to be square. He’s a prophet, a shaman and a wildly inaccurate blurb writer. Fresh from supporting Russell Kane on his national tour, this is the highly anticipated debut show from Steve Bugeja, the winner of the BBC Radio New Comedy Award 2013. As heard on BBC Radios 2 and 4, as wells as featuring on the BBC red button. Steve recently went to a friend’s wedding and on the way had to pick up the bride’s Dad who was leaving prison for the first time in 18 years. This is the story of what happened.
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Sat 2 Apr
Family Show
Sun 3 Apr
The Amazing Bubble Man Saturday at 2pm Sunday at 11.30am and 2pm
£11
Based in America Louis Pearl has been thrilling audiences around the world for nearly 30 years with the art, magic, science and fun of bubbles. Louis has sold out Edinburgh Festival for eight consecutive years, and was also invited to perform a run at the London Palladium a couple of years ago. He explores the breath-taking dynamics of bubbles, combining comedy and artistry with audience participation and enough spellbinding bubble tricks to keep everyone mesmerized, along with shrieks of laughter and gasps of amazement from all ages.
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Louis Pearl… he’s got it all. The Times
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Theatre
Curious Creatures
Old Haunts 7.30pm
11.30am
£7.50 or four for £24
£8
Don’t Go Into The Cellar! Theatre Company presents Old Haunts: Ghostly Tales of Edwardian Menace by M.R. James. An original one-man show based on those vintage spine-tinglers, ‘Casting the Runes’ and ‘Oh, Whistle, and I’ll Come to You, My Lad’. An atmospheric and unsettling adaptation of two timeless tales of terror! Don’t Go Into The Cellar! Theatre Company, the British Empire’s finest practitioners of theatrical Victoriana in a macabre vein! Age 11+
Family Theatre
Welcome to the ‘Curious Creatures’ wildlife park, established by Jeremiah Johnson: world-renowned explorer, zoologist and animal collector. Nobody knows more about animals than him. Unfortunately, Jeremiah Johnson is currently lost somewhere in the jungles of Africa, so he has handed the running of the park over to his inexperienced nephew Craig… and things don’t quite go as planned. Learn about how animals evolved and expect to meet curious creatures of all shapes and sizes: performing fleas, skateboarding snails and an over-excited elephant! Using puppets, comedy, slapstick and live music – plus lots of amazing natural history facts – Squashbox Theatre will uncover the mysteries of the animal kingdom. (No animals were harmed in the making of this show. But several puppets were mildly traumatised.) Ages 4+
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Wed 20 Apr
Lecture
The Capable Mr Brown 7.30am
£5
The Capable Mr. Brown – we all know his name, but what do you know about Brown’s family life, the people he worked for and what else was happening in England at the time? Where did the new style of landscape gardening he is famous for come from? This talk takes a look at the life and career of Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown – a man who changed the face of England for ever. Born into poverty and obscurity, he became renowned across the world as the father of the English landscape garden movement. But who was he? This lecture is being given by Russell Bowes, lecturer in Garden History.
Sat 23 Apr
Sonnets
‘ Who will believe my verse in time to come…’
An all-day reading of Shakespeare’s Sonnets 10am – 5pm
Free entry
As a part of Shakespeare400 celebrations Winchester Poetry Festival will present an all day reading of all 154 of William Shakespeare’s sonnets. Each sonnet will be read by a different reader to provide listeners with a range of voices. We would be delighted if you would like to take part; please contact: hello@winchesterpoetryfestival.org Also see Sonnets on a Saturday pp27.
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8pm
£15 / £13
Trespass carries on from where Mark’s previous show 100 Acts of Minor Dissent left off. It is his usual odd mix of theatre, stand up, activism, a dash of journalism, activism and dollop of mayhem. Mark asks the question: If the ramblers of the 1930s were here now what would they do to open up the cities? How do we turn the skyscrapers and corporate squares into our playgrounds? He sets out to try and carve a small space in the urban world where mischief and random chance can lurk. No one knows where this show is going to end up. 16+
Sat 23 Apr
Comedy
Mark Thomas
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27 February
www.hampshirepride.com
Hampshire Pride is a community event put together by members of Hampshire Lesbian, Gay Bisexual, Transgender + Alliance. The event takes place over the month of February to coincide with LGBT History Month, culminating in a day of celebration on the 27th. Our Pride is about celebrating now, whilst recognising the sacrifices and difficulties of the past. It attracts an intimate but enthusiastic gathering which aims to warm all with love and humanity. Everyone is welcome! For more details of all these events please check out our website at www.hampshirepride.com
Pre Pride Does a Woman Need a…? Tuesday 23 February The University of Winchester hosts Dr Nicola Puckey as she examines asks what it means to be a woman.
LGBT Symposium Thursday 25 February A drawing together of the latest academic research – hosted by the University of Winchester’s Centre for Gender Studies and Hampshire Pride.
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Film Festival Friday 26 February Hampshire Record Office
7.30pm
Hampshire Pride presents one of the great unrecognised films of LGBT Cinema: Dog Day Afternoon, starring Al Pacino. Based on the remarkable true story of bank robber John Wojtowicz, this is chiefly remembered as a tension filled crime flick, but what has been largely forgotten is the motivation for the heist: he needed the money to pay for his lovers sex change. Tickets are priced at £5, or £4 for concessions.
Hampshire Pride – the Big Day Saturday 27 February 1pm
Assemble at the University
2pm
Parade departs from University
3pm
Parade arrives at the Discovery Centre – Join community and social groups from across the county for music, speeches, stalls, food and fun. Licenced bar.
8pm
Party at the Railway Inn – Cabaret followed by dancing
WallSpace Gallery Holding Hands 4 Equality Exhibition 1–29 February An exhibition of the entries for the Holding
Post Pride
Hands for Equality Photography Competition.
Searching for my knights in shining armour: Queering the
For many people in the LGBT community, holding hands with the person they love isn’t the carefree, casual act it should be due to homophobia and social stigma. The selfesteem and confidence issues that come with being LGBT can be crippling to many.
Middle Ages in scholarship and medievalism
29 February 2016 Karl Alvestad, PhD Candidate in History, University of Winchester For further details of this and other talks please see pp32–33.
Holding Hands 4 Equality began as a simple idea, to combat homophobia by ‘normalising’ the act of holding hands for same sex couples. The campaign spreads a positive message throughout the world – that all are equal and should have the confidence to be who they are without fear. www.hh4e.org
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Friday 29 April – Monday 2 May
London Bridge Trio
Public booking open from 8 February from the Theatre Royal: 01962 840 440 Subscription Ticket
Tamsin Waley-Cohen violin Kate Gould cello Daniel Tong piano
£88
(An average of £11 per concert) There are a limited number of free tickets available for 5–21 year olds in education please see the website for more details. Concessions are only offered to full-time students, under 18s, disabled people or job-seekers with relevant ID cards.
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with guests Navarra Quartet: Magnus Johnston violin Simone van der Gissen violin Marije Johnston viola Brian O’Kane cello Ivan Ludlow baritone Douglas Paterson viola Fournier Trio
Friday 29 April
Saturday 30 April
Monday 2 May
Concert 1 1pm St Lawrence’s Church
Concert 4 6pm
Concert 8 11am – 1pm Discovery Centre
Lunchtime Concert Haydn String Quartet in C Major, Op. 20, No. 2 Schumann Piano Trio in F major, Op. 80
Beethoven String Trio in C minor, Op. 9, No. 3 George Benjamin Three Miniatures for solo violin Brahms Piano Quintet in F minor, Op.34
£13, £6 concessions
Friday 29 April Concert 2 7.30pm
Discovery Centre
Brahms Cello Sonata in E minor, Op. 38 Britten String Quartet No. 3 in G major Schumann Liederkreis, Op. 39
Theatre Royal
£17, £6 concessions
Saturday 30 April Concert 5 9.45pm St Lawrence’s Church Late Night Concert Schumann Violin Sonata in A minor, Op.105 Schumann Dichterliebe, Op. 49
£17, £6 concessions
£15, £6 concessions
Saturday 30 April
Sunday 1 May
Concert 3 11.30am – 12.30pm Discovery Centre
Concert 6 11am
Guest Ensemble, Fournier Trio Mozart Piano Trio in G major, K.564 F. Bridge Phantasie Trio No. 1 in C minor Gaspar Cassadó Piano Trio in C major All welcome at this concert including children and families. £13, £6 concessions
Discovery Centre
OPEN REHEARSAL Bridge String Sextet in E flat major £8, £4 concessions
Sunday 1 May Concert 7 7pm
Theatre Royal
MASTERCLASS Festival artists give a masterclass to local young musicians. Audiences can drop in and out as they like any time during the session. Free on the door Subject to availability
Monday 2 May Concert 9 3pm
Discovery Centre
PRE CONCERT DISCUSSION Festival musicians discuss the piano trio, its evolution and their approaches to playing in this combination. Free with entry to Concert 10
Monday 2 May Concert 10 4pm Discovery Centre Haydn Piano Trio in F sharp minor, Hob XV:26 Bridge String Sextet in E flat major Mendelssohn Piano Trio in C minor, Op.66 £17, £6 concessions
Schubert String Quartet in D minor, D.810 ‘Death and the Maiden’ Brahms String Sextet in G major, Op. 36 £17, £6 concessions
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DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOPS FIVE WEEK COURSES
Lightroom on Your Laptop Adobe Photoshop Elements Wednesdays from 13 April
All courses, 7.15pm to 9.15pm
£60
Under 16s interested in attending these workshops – please email winchphoto@outlook.com before booking.
Digital SLR and Bridge Camera Introduction Wednesdays from 13 January The auto setting on your camera is a barrier between you and the imaginative photos you’d like to be taking, but turning that dial and discovering the power of your camera and creativity is surprisingly simple when shown in this hands-on course. By covering the basics of digital photography and composition, looking at aperture, exposure, depth of field, shutter speed and full manual settings, you will start enjoying your camera like never before and be shooting images just the way you want to. 26 Box Office 01962 873603
Adobe Photoshop Elements is the most popular software package for enthusiastic photographers. Both affordable and powerful, it unlocks a whole new level of creativity and puts you firmly in control of your photos. By the end of this course you will be able to crop images, fix wonky shots, adjust colours, lighten/darken parts of an image, create montages, restore old photos and apply special effects.
Wednesdays from 17 February When working with large numbers of images that need editing and filing, Lightroom is the best option. Using your own laptop with any version of Lightroom already installed, you will be guided through screen layout and customisable options, importing and backing-up images, batch processing, developing images through exposure, colour, crop and straightening controls as well as exporting images ready for print. You must provide your own laptop and software for this workshop.
City Space Family Drop-in Activities Suitable for ages 7+ Adult supervision required
10am – 4pm Free
Clarice Cliff Design Workshop
Landscape Collage Workshop
Tuesday 16 February
Tuesday 5 April
Get inspiration from the Mayor’s Choice Exhibition and create your very own colourful Clarice Cliff paper plate design.
To accompany Capability Brown exhibitions, join us to create a picture of your very own Capability Brown landscape.
CREATIVE WRITING AND POETRY WORKSHOPS
Creative Writing Workshops with Barbara Large, Adrienne Dines and Sarah Mussi, CreativeWordsMatter Saturdays from 6 February Six week course Whether you are an experienced writer or a hopeful beginner, join us for this set of lively workshops, an opportunity to regenerate your enthusiasm and build your confidence. As a team we will show you how to create sympathetic fictional characters, how settings and atmosphere will strengthen your story and how story structure templates work to give that page-turning quality
10am – 12pm £150
Suitable for both beginners and experienced writers.
so loved by editors. Using short exercises and discussions, you will be shown how to write marketable fiction. Sarah Mussi, author of Angel Dust, the lead title on Hot Keys book launch list, will show you how to create young adult fiction that sells. Barbara Large will show you how to successfully edit, self-publish and market your book. A complete package for new and experienced writers.
Poetry Essentials
Poetry Essentials
Competition Winners
Sonnets on a Saturday
Saturday 13 February
Saturday 16 April
10am – 3.30pm £25
10am – 3.30pm £25
What’s hot and what’s not in contemporary poetry? Today’s session will explore poems that met success in 2015, winning major competitions including the Bridport Prize, the Forward Prize and the T.S. Eliot Prize. Using these poems as points of inspiration, participants
Traditional forms are an important aspect of a poet’s tool kit. Today’s workshop will take a closer look at sonnets and consider how these can be used to satisfy and thwart reader’s expectations. We’ll cover basic ‘rules’ of sonnet writing before engaging with
will be encouraged to engage in lively group discussion, and to produce new work from a series of prompts.
traditional and contemporary examples from poets including Don Patterson and Paul Muldoon and using these as springboards for new writing.
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Watercolour for Beginners Mondays 2pm – 4pm 8 February – 14 March £90 A six week course
Architectural Sketching A two day course
This course from tutor Elizabeth Weir will introduce the basic techniques of watercolour painting through demonstration and practice using a ‘hands on’ approach. The course will offer the opportunity to gain confidence, skill and knowledge to produce your own paintings, go on to further courses and also meet others with similar interests.
Saturday 27 February and Saturday 5 March £95 10:30am – 4:30pm
Crochet Basket Making
Have you ever struggled to get the perspective right, particularly when drawing buildings? Or never contemplated drawing an architectural scene because you think it is too difficult? This two day course will give you the tips, techniques and practice to handle this subject with confidence.
Saturday 30 January £52 10:30am – 4pm
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Suitable for beginners and returners Come and make a crochet basket to keep your house tidy and beautiful. Using t-shirt yarn and a big hook, you will learn the basic stitches, how to work in the round and how to make handles. Bring a 10mm crochet hook and a ball of t-shirt yarn like Hooked Zpagetti or Tek Tek. www.letscrochetuk.co.uk
Circus Skills
Cirque du Glow Wednesdays from 13 January Juniors ages 8–11 Seniors ages 12–16
7–8 pm 8–9 pm
£3.50 per session £30 for whole course Creative Palaver are proud to present, Cirque du Glow! Cirque du Glow is an exciting 10 week programme in circus and outdoor arts coming back to Winchester Discovery Centre for 8–16 year olds this January! The programme will cover outdoor performance skills, circus skills, graffiti, costume making and much more. Learn to make your own circus equipment, costume and set from unwanted household items; Plastic bottles, crisp packets, out of date clothes – anything and everything can be reused in new and imaginative ways. During Cirque du Glow you will learn how to make an impressive glow in the dark circus show from what you’d otherwise throw away! Contact Callum at info@creativepalaver.co.uk for more information.
HEALTH & WELLBEING
Choir at The Discovery Centre Six session terms Term One: 8, 15, 22, 29 January, 5, 12 February Term Two: 19, 26 February, 4, 11, 18 March Term Three: 1, 8, 15, 22 April, 6, 13 May 1.30pm (limited availability) or 4pm £5.50 per session £27.50 per term Everyone welcome. No auditions. No musical experience necessary. All songs mainly taught by ear. We sing songs from Abba to Motown, musicals to spirituals, songs to uplift and inspire. We sing for the sheer joy of singing and even if you have never sung in a choir before, come along. Arrive early to avoid queuing for these popular sessions. www.winchesterfusionchoir.co.uk
Blossom Yoga Mondays Pregnancy Yoga Hatha Flow
6.15pm – 7.30pm 7.45pm – 9pm
Gemma Nash is a registered Yoga Teacher RYT 500 with Yoga Alliance UK and teaches a Vinyasa Flow style of Yoga at the Discovery Centre on Mondays. Gemma is also extensively trained in teaching specialist yoga classes adapted for pregnancy. For more info and to book: 07775 557559 www.blossomyoga.co.uk
Dance Classes Mondays Enjoy life and get dancing with Silvia and Max. www.salsaysol.co.uk for details. • Zumba Kids Junior Dancing fun & games for ages 4–6 • Zumba Kids Dancing fun & games for ages 7–11 • Zumba Latin American dance fitness – join the party! • Zumba Gold Low impact version of Zumba with all the party fun – like ballroom dancing in a group • Salsa Latin American music is naturally uplifting
NCT Relax Stretch Breathe Thursdays A yoga based exercise class focusing is on breathing, positions and relaxation for birth. The class is run as a weekly drop-in: start at any stage in your pregnancy after 12 weeks. See www.nct.org.uk for full details. www.hants.gov.uk wdc 29 www.hants.gov.uk/
Code Club
Writing for Self-Discovery
Wednesdays Free 5.30pm – 6.30pm
Saturdays from 16 April for five weeks, 2pm – 4pm
This club is for children aged 9–11 Coding is great fun and helps to equip children for the future. Code club is volunteer led and gives children a head start with programmes like Scratch and Python with specifically designed weekly projects. For further information please contact: robert.elton@ hants.gov.uk
£100
A hands-on writing course with a difference – combining flash-writing with tapping into the subconscious to achieve a deeper awareness of hidden feelings, reactions, strategies and modes of behaviour. Using targeted, timed writing exercises, lecturer and writer Ilse Cornwall-Ross (MPhil) will guide you to arrive at a better understanding of hitherto unrecognised patterns in your decision making and behaviour. Research has shown that when we formulate reactions within ourselves in words, this process exercises a certain amount of control over our responses and interpretation of actions and emotions. Putting our feelings into words can have therapeutic effects and lead to a better understanding of how we function. This writing course is held in a friendly, supportive environment, but please note that counselling is not offered on this course.
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REGULAR ACTIVITIES
Monday Morning Mindfulness Mondays 9.15 – 10.15am Voluntary contribution of £5 Mindfulness is an effective way of reducing the stress and anxiety that accompanies daily life. You will be invited to slow down, let go of judgements and reduce your emotional arousal. Take a purposeful pause and make a conscious choice to wake up a balanced part of you. Mindful meditation will be guided by Orah Bradshaw MBACP (Accred) Counsellor. hello@orahcounselling.co.uk 07805 039196
Thursdays
7:30pm
Every last Thursday of the month the Skeptics have a fascinating speaker from the worlds of science, comedy or scepticism. Meet like-minded people, learn something new and find out just how many geeks can be packed into one room. For details see www.winchester.skepticsinthepub.org
Practical Philosophy
Practically Spanish Wednesdays
Winchester Skeptics
Starts 5 January 7.15pm – 9.15pm
Want to understand and be understood in basic Spanish? Prefer doing rather than just listening? Want to make progress from the start? Like to laugh, have fun with others and learn as a team? Then this is for you. Peter lived in Northern Spain for 12 years, where he learned everyday Spanish from local people. He uses unique, fun ways to learn, working in small groups to promote relaxed learning. To book, or for more information, contact Peter on 07925 655946 or email peter_berdun@yahoo.co.uk
Course Fee £75
The aim of philosophy is to set people free, free from pressure and free from worry; free to grow, free to be themselves. This ten session course, called Practical Philosophy, looks at life and its meaning, the world and its causes. It considers what holds us back? What sets us free? Based on the classic philosophies of East and West, it invites students to see life as a place to test the words of the wise. For enquiries, or to find out more: 0800 373 620 | www.philosophyinwessex.org
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Mondays 7.30pm
£5 pay on the door
A series of evenings presented by local writer Sue Wrinch celebrating women writing in all genres including open mic sessions. 11 January Poet Maggie Sawkins – winner of the Ted Hughes Award and also novelist Adrienne Dines. 8 February To celebrate the first birthday of ‘Loose Muse Winchester’ we will have a special evening of Open Mic and cake! 14 March Award winning local novelist Claire Fuller will treat us to an exclusive sneak preview of her second upcoming novel ‘Swimming Lessons’. Back by popular demand! we also have Award winning novelist and poet Tania Hershman, reading from her newly published poetry chapbook. 11 April Derbyshire Poet Laureate Helen Mort reading from her award winning poetry collection ‘Division Street’ and also two local writers Jo BarkerScott and Amanda Oostuuizen.
Discovery Lectures
Loose Muse Winchester
A series of lectures in association with the University of Winchester and the Winchester College, aiming to engage the community with a variety of topics of an academic nature. The lectures take place in the café area of the Discovery Centre, lasting between 45 mins and 1 hour followed by a Q&A session. Mondays, 7.30pm
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Chantries and Chantry Chapels in Late Medieval England: The Case of Winchester Cathedral
Searching for my knights in shining armour: Queering the Middle Ages in scholarship and medievalism
Monday 25 January
Monday 29 February
Dr. Cindy Wood PhD, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Winchester
Karl Alvestad, PhD Candidate in History, University of Winchester
Chantries were the most popular religious foundations of later medieval Europe. These were masses endowed by their founder who expected these services to be performed for the benefit of their souls after death. The doctrine of Purgatory meant that some of the expected terrors could be mitigated by prayers and other pious works. Winchester Cathedral was a monastic foundation in the medieval period and contains the best group of chantry chapels in the country. These chapels will be discussed in their late medieval context, in relation to their founders (who diverted the prayers of the monks to their personal benefit) and also their location in the cathedral. This group are wonderful examples of craftsmanship of their age and will be explored by a large number of detailed photographs.
In this talk Karl will explore the modern Queering of the Middle Ages in scholarship and popular medievalism and will focus on how the normalisation of LGBT identities in western society in the last decades of the twentieth century has led to a search for evidence for LGBT lives throughout history. The lecture will explore how the LGBT liberation and claiming of the past have triggered a medievalist invention of the gay Middle Ages, best represented in popular culture by one of Game of Throne’s knight’s in shining armour Loras Tyrell.
The Human Animal City Monday 25 April Dr Kay Peggs, Professor of Sociology and Animal Studies, University of Winchester In the city or town human encounters with living animals often rest in walking with dogs, sightings of cats sitting in windows and encounters with birds who are treated as welcome visitors (such as blackbirds and robins) or unwelcome pests (such as gulls and pigeons). This talk explores spatial relationships between humans and animals and considers how humans make a distinction between places that are for animals and places that are not for animals (or are not for specific animals). What are the relationships between humans and animals in the city and how are animals included and excluded from different places?
Gender, Nation and Political Power in Russia: Looking beyond the Headlines Monday 21 March Dr Ulrike Ziemer Dr Ziemer’s talk will give us a fascinating insight into modern Russia society.
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FREE ACTIVITIES
Scrabble Club First and Third Monday of the month from 10am to 12noon Play with words, meet other players and slurp some tea in the comfort of the café.
Crafts for Kids Computers for Beginners Various Days Volunteer-led sessions will help you develop basic internet and computer skills. Call us on 01962 873603 to book a oneto-one session.
Knit and Knatter Every Tuesday 10am to 12noon Knitting has never been so sociable. Share tips and have a chat with other knitters.
Job Club Thursdays 11am to 12 noon
Every Sunday at 12.30pm Creative, crafty fun for ages 4–10 in the children’s library. Parents/guardians will need to remain with children under 8.
A free hour long drop in to help you with the skills needed to gain employment. No booking required.
Rhymetime Every Thursday at 9.45am and 11am Thirty minutes of songs, rhymes, rhythm and actions to get your little ones moving and singing. For pre-schoolers and their parent/guardian.
Story Time Every Tuesday at 11am Every Saturday at 11am Stimulate your child’s imagination and watch them fall in love with reading as they enjoy a range of picture books being read aloud. For pre-schoolers and their parent/guardian. 34 Box Office 01962 873603
Win at Maths Thursdays during term-time, 4pm – 5pm
FREE
Maths games making maths fun and engaging for 5-15 year olds. These sessions are provided by students from Winchester College, who can also help with homework problems; drop in for their expert advice. Places are limited, with no reservations. Places are allocated on a first come, first served basis.
IT4VIPs Thursdays 2pm to 5pm If a visual impairment is making it difficult to use a computer, we can help. Contact Helen Macdonald on 01962 873618 for full details.
Let’s GO Construction Club Saturdays 2pm to 4pm Do you love making things using Lego®bricks? All budding builders are very welcome to come and join in our afternoon sessions. Lego® and Duplo® available.
Café Scientifique Mondays Winchester Café Scientifique meets on the first Monday every month for science talks in a café setting. There is no charge for admission but donations towards expenses are welcome. The group meet at 7.15pm for a 7.45pm talk on a current scientific topic which is accessible to a general audience, with a break and question and answer session. Participation is encouraged. Come early for a good seat and grab a drink or bite to eat from the café. Please check www.wincafesci.org.uk for updates as the programme may be subject to change. Follow the group on Twitter: @wincafesci 4 January
Waste Management: the bigger picture Dr Tony Curran, University of Southampton
WDC Film Club 14 January, 17 March, 14 April Featuring classics of every age and genre, all showings are free. For further information, please e-mail Patrick Young at winchester.discovery. centre@hants.gov.uk and watch out for a full programme advertised in the library soon.
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Chris Warrick – UKAEA Fission or Fusion: a nuclear future? 7 March
Andrew Seber What a Nerve: Marvellous Membranes 4 April
Dr James Dyke – University of Southampton Is sustainability science, actually science? Does it matter if it isn’t?
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