This season is filled to the brim with Easter panto, fabulous festivals, live music, laughter and drama for a super summer season of entertainment! Easter panto returns to Dugdale Centre with the enchanting tale of The Little Mermaid. Families will also enjoy the Skewbald Children’s Theatre Festival, jam packed with an array of fantastic shows to educate, entertain and inspire young audiences. Dugdale Centre plays host to Enfield’s 1st Choral and Orchestral Festival promising over a week of spectacular live music. Over at Millfield, we have music from Jazz legend Chris Barber and his incredible 10 piece band or enjoy the new album from Grammy nominated singer Stacey Kent. We welcome back old favourites The Searchers and the ever popular Ziggy’s World Jazz Club with superb evenings of Jazz. Drama lovers will be pleased to welcome the return of European Arts Company with their new production The Trials of Oscar Wilde or enjoy the work of America’s most adventurous playwright with the Sam Shepard Roadshow. Spoiling you for choice…enjoy browsing! www.millfieldtheatre.co.uk Like us at Millfield Theatre Like us at The Dugdale Centre Follow us @The_Millfield Follow us @The_Dugdale A £1.25 fee is added per online transaction (not per ticket) and this includes postage. Booking fees are not charged if you pay in person with cash.
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Written and Directed by Marc Day Following last year’s huge success of Rapunzel, Easter pantomime returns to the Dugdale Centre with The Little Mermaid. Will our mermaid gain a human soul and the love of a prince? Will King Neptune protect our heroine’s destiny? Packed with audience participation, song, dance and one of the most enchanting stories of all time, The Little Mermaid will provide every audience member with the opportunity to boo the baddie and cheer the goodie, just like every Panto should do! Age Suitability 3+ Running time: 90 mins (with interval)
WEDNESDAY 2 - MONDAY 21 APRIL X PANTO At Dugdale Centre
THE LITTLE MERMAID Performance Dates & Times
School Performances* *Wednesday 2nd April 10am + 1.30pm *Thursday 3rd April 10am + 1.30pm *Friday 4th April 10am Saturday 5th April 11am + 1.30pm Sunday 6th April 11am + 1.30pm Tuesday 8th April 11am + 1.30pm Wednesday 9th April 11am + 1.30pm Thursday 10th April 11am + 1.30pm Friday 11th April 11am + 1.30pm Saturday 12th April 11am + 1.30pm Sunday 13th April 11am + 1.30pm Tuesday 15th April 11am + 1.30pm Wednesday 16th April 11am + 1.30pm Thursday 17th April 11am + 1.30pm Saturday 19th April 11am + 1.30pm Monday 21st April 11am + 1.30pm
Tickets Adults £12 | Children £10 Online - Adults £11 | Children £9 Family ticket £40 | Online £36
(2 Adults, 2 children) Tickets: *Schools £7.50 (1 teacher free for every 10 children)
Supersonic 70s Show
Friday 4 April 8pm Q POP at Millfield Theatre
Dig out your flares and kipper ties, dust off your space hoppers and lava lamps! It’s time for a Shang-A-Lang-tastic 70s party! Some of the finest singers and musicians perform your favourite pop chart-toppers by David Cassidy, 10cc, Bay City Rollers, Donna Summer, Donny Osmond, Boney M and Suzy Quatro. And that’s just for starters! If you lived in (or just love) the 70s then get ready for a rollercoaster ride of nostalgia! 70s dress is encouraged as is a strong pair of lungs to join in with all your favourite tunes. This show is so mouth watering, even a ‘Curly Wurly’ cannot out chew it!
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IMAGE THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS
The Jungle Book
The Jungle Book
Saturday 5 April 2.30pm Q KIDS SHOW at Millfield Theatre
Sunday 6 April 11am & 2.30pm Q KIDS SHOW at Millfield Theatre
The jungle springs to life in Image Theatre Company’s kaleidoscopic production that chronicles young Mowgli’s journey to maturity in the animal kingdom. With loving care from his adopted wolf family and much advice from Bagheera the panther and Baloo the bear, Mowgli stands firm against the manipulation of Shere Khan the tiger.
Izzy Wizzy let’s get busy! Direct from Citv, Sooty heads into town in a fabulous new show to delight the whole family.
Adapted from the original Rudyard Kipling story, this is a captivating musical adaptation of a timeless favourite. Your chance to join in the show. During the light hearted half hour rehearsal, some children are chosen and rehearsed into their parts while the rest of the audience are taught the choruses of four songs. During the interval the actors and children are costumed and the show begins, lasting 1 hour, with everyone taking part as rehearsed. Rehearsal/Workshop: 30 mins. Interval. Performance 1 hour. Age suitability 5+
MILLFIELD TICKETS £8|£6 concs ONLINE £7|£5 concs
Joining the nation’s favourite bear will be Sweep, Soo and Sooty’s TV partner Richard Cadell - who will be attempting to keep Sooty from getting up to mischief! Boy will he have his hands full! A spectacular mix of magic, music and mess, guaranteed giggles for Sooty fans old and new.
You can meet Richard and Sooty after the show. Running time: 1 hour plus interval Age suitability 3+
MILLFIELD TICKETS £13|£11 concs ONLINE £12|£10 concs Family £44 Online £40 (2 Adults, 2 children)
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The Big Chris Barber Band
THURSDAY 24 APRIL 7.45PM Q JAZZ At Millfield Theatre
“Europe’s finest traditional jazz and blues band ”
MILLFIELD TICKETS £20 | ONLINE £19
Jazz legend, Chris Barber, celebrates his 65th Anniversary as band-leader in 2014 with a Europe-wide concert tour. Inspired by the King Oliver Creole Jazz Band, Chris formed his first band in 1949 at the age of nineteen and has since gone on to become not only Europe’s most successful and influential bandleader, but a bona fide jazz legend. With his 10-piece band, featuring a 7-strong front line, Chris plays a selection of his favourite music: from his roots in New Orleans style in Bourbon Street Parade to the early music of Duke Ellington and Sidney Bechet ... before going back to When the Saints! The Big Chris Barber Band combine all these ingredients into an exciting, and often moving evening of world-class jazz.
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Ziggy’s World Jazz Club
THURSDAY 24 APRIL 8pm
SARAH GILLESPIE PLUS BOOM LA TETE
X JAZZ At Dugdale Centre SARAH GILLESPIE Critically acclaimed Anglo-American singer songwriter & ‘beat poet’ Sarah Gillespie mixes jazz, folk & blues with her trademark poetic lyricism.
“Bob Dylan’s lyrical bite and languid delivery with the forthrightness of Joni Mitchell and a rap-like percussiveness - An original” The Guardian Performing songs from new album Glory Days with the dynamic Ben Bastin on double bass.
BOOM LA TETE Anglo-French gypsy jazz played with jaw dropping precision and spectacular energy. Featuring the talents of Stephane Bourquin on guitar and Crispin Forster Saxes who recently performed with Hollywood acting legend Dan Ackroyd in London.
DUGDALE TICKETS £14 ONLINE £13
Mari Wilson and Cheryl Moskowitz
FRIDAY 25 April 8PM X at Dugdale Centre
An exclusive all-star evening with singer Mari Wilson and poet Cheryl Moskowitz, who come together to explore the transformative power of music on words. Backed by bassist Louis Cennamo (ex Renaissance and Colosseum) and his band Special Edition (Barry Parfitt - piano, Graham Pike - horns/harmonica, Tim Stephens - drums) and West End musical director and composer Alastair Gavin. You will hear poems and songs performed with extraordinary power and emotion.
DUGDALE TICKETS £15|£12 concs ONLINE £14|£11 concs
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OMID DJALILI
FRIDAY 25 & SATURDAY 26 April 7.30pm Q COMEDY At Millfield Theatre Legendary comedian, Omid Djalili, is back with a splash at Millfield Theatre. Omid has won the Time Out Award for Best Stand Up, EMMA Award for Best Stand Up and is a South Bank and Perrier Award nominee.
“Right now, the Iranian Djalili is probably one of the most subversive, let alone funniest, comedians around.” THE Guardian
MILLFIELD TICKETS £22 ONLINE £21
OUT D L O S s only n r u t e R
Tony Stockwell
MonDAY 28 April 7.30PM Q MEDIUMSHIP at Millfield Theatre It’s not creepy or kooky, mysterious or spooky. It’s psychic medium Tony Stockwell demonstrating his belief that those who have passed can communicate with their loved ones. At its best, mediumship has the potential to change someone’s life and to instil in them a sense of peace, comfort and purpose. Tony is not a new kid on the block and during his 20 years working as a medium he has constantly worked to improve his game and push the boundaries of his communication. Sensitive and inspirational, his messages are amazingly detailed and always humorous. Tony Stockwell is a Spiritualist Medium and spirit communication is part of his own religious belief, but we accept differing opinions exist regarding mediumship. Any demonstration of mediumship is an experiment and results are not guaranteed.
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John Rutter CBE, Singing Day Saturday 3 May 1.45pm
Choral Workshop 3½ hours
My Kind of Music Annatt Bass Mezzo Soprano
An opportunity for singers of all ages and abilities to come together to discover and enjoy choral music.
Sunday 4 May 3pm Recital 2 hrs West End star Annatt Bass beguiles audiences with a concert of opera and musical theatre.
Palmers Green United Reformed Church Tickets: £15 Students £5
Dugdale Centre Theatre Tickets: £12 | £11 Online
The Fest ival Club AT THE DUGDALE CENTRE
FREE Lunch Time Recitals 50 mins
Maria Evangelou Tuesday 6 May 1.10pm
Classical Songs & Arias Joseph Ford Thompson Tenor Violin and Piano Celebrity Recital Simon Blendis (Violin) Internationally acclaimed violinist.
Elena Chiu (Piano)
St Mary’s and Southbury Primary Schools Thursday 8 May 1.10pm
Award winning pianist-composer. Monday 5 May 7.30pm Recital 2 hrs Dugdale Centre Theatre Tickets: £15 | £14 Online
Wednesday 7 May 1.10pm
Italian Songs & Arias Giulia Laudano Friday 9 May 1.10pm
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Choral Favourites
Tuesday 6 May 7.30pm
An Evening of Orchestral Music
An Evening of Song
Enfield Choral Society
Orchestral Music 2 hours
Choral recital 2 hOUrs
Choral recital 2 hours
Saturday 10 May Thursday 8 May 7.30pm 3pm & 7.30pm
Winchmore String The Lynmore Singers Orchestra Mark Sproson Conductor
Tina Shepherd Conductor Dugdale Centre Theatre Tickets: £12 | £11 Online
Philip Gibson Conductor
Southgate Symphony Orchestra
Martin Smith Conductor Dugdale Centre Theatre Tickets: £12 | £11 Online
Open Rehearsal
Wednesday 7 May 7.30pm Orchestra 2 hOUrs
The Orchestra will be rehearsing Rossini’s popular overture The Barber of Seville, as well as working on a selection of movements and pieces from Nicolai’s Merry Wives of Windsor and Dvorak’s Symphony No. 5 in F, Op. 76. Dugdale Centre Theatre Tickets: £8 | £7 Online
Enfield Chamber Orchestra
Bella Cora
Rosamond Savournin Conductor
Southgate Opera
Neil Cloake Music Director Dugdale Centre Theatre Tickets: £12 | £11 Online
Children’s International Voices Enfield An Evening of Wind of Sunday 11 May 3pm Music Choral Recital 2 hOUrs Enfield Youth Wind Band With over 100 singers, this Friday 9 May 7.30pm Wind Band, Wind & Brass Quintets and soloists 2 hrs
A high energy evening of music from film, jazz and classical arrangements. Dugdale Centre Theatre Tickets: £12 | £11 Online Concs: £8 | £7 Online
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formidable choir end the Festival with an eclectic evening of song by local young people. Dugdale Centre Theatre Tickets: £12 | £11 Online
THURSDAY 1 MAY 8PM at Millfield Theatre In the 60s the Mersey Beat was the ONLY Beat and The Searchers epitomised those fab and groovy days with brilliant hits, featuring their unique 12-string lead guitar and close harmony style. A chance to see one of the greatest Liverpool bands live on stage – blow away the blues and relive the energy and excitement of the glorious 60s.
With classic hits such as, Sweets For My Sweet; Needles and Pins; Don’t Throw Your Love Away; Sugar and Spice and When You Walk In The Room. The years have flown by but the music is timeless. You missed the 60s?? Well here is your chance to find out what the fuss was all about with The Searchers Live In Concert!
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keep calm and shine
Talkies Community Cinema
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FriDAY 9 & SatURDAY 10 MAY 7.30pm Q at Millfield Theatre
Tuesday 13 MAY 7.45pm X FILM At Dugdale Centre
Performers College 3rd year graduate Dance Theatre Company present Keep Calm & Shine.
The year is 1988 and after 15 years of Pinochet’s dictatorship, the United States, which helped put him in power, has insisted he have a referendum on his presidency. The regime thinks a ‘Yes’ response in a climate of increasing prosperity should be a shoo-in.
This showcase will provide an excellent evening of entertainment highlighting the diverse training the students receive. The graduate’s talent will ‘Shine’ through. Come along and be inspired! Tickets available from Performers College on 01375 672053
The leaders of the opposition persuade a young daring advertising executive - René Saavedra - to head their campaign. With limited resources and under the constant scrutiny of the despot’s watchmen, Saavedra and his team conceive a bold plan to win the election and free their country from oppression.
Dir. Robert Lepage (1999) Cert 15 1 hr. 57 min.
TICKETS £20
S KIE LE TAALT THE DUGDA
FILM
DUGDALE TICKETS £5
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Hits From The Blitz
The Pajama Game
Wednesday 14 MAY 2.30PM X at Dugdale Centre
FriDAY 16 & SatURDAY 17 MAY 7.30pm Q at Millfield Theatre
The unique ‘feel-good’ 1940’s show, as featured at Dame Vera Lynn’s Charity Gala Nights. Famous war-time tunes and ‘sing-a-long’ songs brought to life by the singers and multi-instrumentalists of the Five Star Swing Band.
Performers College brings you the hit musical comedy The Pajama Game!
“Superb, they swing like crazy! “ Sheila Tracy, BBC. Featuring Simone from the latter days of the Ivy Benson Orchestra plus Chris Smith (Jnr) composer and arranger for Glenn Miller’s brother, Herb and the BBC Radio Big Band.
One of Broadway’s finest musical comedies and packed full of classic songs - Hey There (You With The Stars In Your Eyes), Once a year day, Hernando’s Hideaway and Steam Heat! When the employees at the Sleep-Tite Pajama Factory are refused a 7½ cent pay rise, sparks fly because Babe - the union rep, is in love with Sid – the superintendent! This is the show that launched the careers of Shirley MacLaine and Bob Fosse! Who knows what future stars you’ll discover! Tickets available from Performers College on 01375 672053
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Enfield Jazz Orchestra Anniversary Concert featuring
Beverley Stone Thursday 15 MAY 8PM
X JAZZ At Dugdale Centre
Join ENJO Jazz Orchestra, the fabulous 17-piece big band, featuring superb guest vocalist, Beverley Stone, for their 2nd Anniversary musical celebrations. Enjoy a programme of classic swing numbers including the sounds of Count Basie, Ted Heath and the songs of Julie London, Shirley Bassey, Peggy Lee, Bette Midler and more.
DUGDALE TICKETS £13|£11 concs ONLINE £12|£10 concs
Rhyme and Rhythm : Jazz - Poetry Club
Friday 16 MAY 8pm X at Dugdale Centre
An evening of jazz-poetry, hosted by Allen Ashley and Sarah Doyle. Great live jazz from Louis Cennamo, Barry Parfitt, Tim Stephens and Graham Pike. Open mic, plus special guests: Michael Bartholomew-Biggs is a London based poet and editor. His latest collection Fred & Blossom is a romantic narrative set in the world of aviation during the glamorous but flawed 1930s. Hylda Sims is a poet, singer-songwriter and novelist. She is published by Hearing Eye Books and Be There Books. She hosts Fourth Friday – poetry and music at the Poetry Cafe, Covent Garden.
DUGDALE TICKETS £12 ONLINE £11
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Robert Habermann
Let the People Sing
Mad About Movies
Sunday 18 MAY 4pm X at Dugdale Centre
Award winning singer Robert Habermann tells stories and sings songs from the golden years of the Hollywood musical.
The Enfield Community Singers bring their super singalong show, Let The People Sing!, to the Dugdale Centre
Paying homage to popular songs from the silver screen, Mad About Movies promises to be a scintillating evening of timeless classics. Memorable musical moments from the greatest MGM movie musicals include Singin’ In The Rain, True Love, Trolley Song, Moon River, That’s Entertainment and many more.
With many best loved songs in the programme including: Edelweiss, True Love, Any Dream Will Do, Consider Yourself, Sweet Caroline and Unforgettable, finishing with a good old London singalong.
Saturday 17 MAY 7.30pm X at Dugdale Centre
Join Robert as he performs this thrilling music, from the great hollywood legends!
“Simply the best singer and entertainer we have today” THE TIMES
DUGDALE TICKETS £15|£13 concs ONLINE £14|£12 concs
Featured in the programme will be the exciting young voices of The Freezywater Junior Singers together with star soprano Linda Watts who has appeared frequently on the popular Radio 2 programme Friday Night Is Music Night. Simon Gilbert, the choral director, who was leading man to Cleo Lane and Ginger Rogers, will sing one of his favourites during the concert.
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educating, entertaining and inspiring young audiences
The Rude Mechanicals present
The LightHouse Keeper’s Cat
Monty AND MirabellA present
The LiTTLE THINGS
Sunday 25 May 11am X at Dugdale Centre
Sunday 25 May 2pm X at Dugdale Centre
Hamish, the lighthouse keeper’s cat, thinks he’s unloved because he overhears Mr and Mrs Grinling say he’s too plump to catch mice, so he runs away! He meets lots of very scary things and gets stuck up a tree in a storm. Sadly, he wishes he were home.
Enter Monty and Mirabella’s exciting storybook world in a vibrant show bursting with dance, mime, music and slapstick. Look out for water squirting worms, a naughty bird with mischief on his mind and even a cheeky dog poo tango!
The Rude Mechanicals bring us their delightfully funny version of this captivating bedtime story by Ronda & David Armitage.
Will Monty fall over again? Will Mirabella look even more gorgeous in her frills and bows? Just don’t let the dog run off with the ball!!! Come and discover it’s the little things that matter!
Running time 55mins Age suitability 3+
Running time 50mins Age suitability 3+
DUGDALE TICKETS £10|£8 concs ONLINE £9|£7 concs
DUGDALE TICKETS £10|£8 concs ONLINE £9|£7 concs
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Sharklegs Theatre Company Presents
THE Hole in the Night
Sunday 25th May 5pm X at Dugdale Centre
The night time was made for adventuring, but only if you’re brave enough to look at The Hole in the Night. Have you ever dreamed about what lives under your bed? Sparrow has, a million times, but she has never been brave enough to look... until now. Her mother is very sick so Sparrow tells her mother stories at night, but she is running out of stories and her mother is running out of time.
by Ken Haines
Merlin & The Frost Dragon
Monday 26th May 11am X at Dugdale Centre Many, many years ago when King Arthur was a little boy, his great friend Merlin would tell him stories. Stories of wonder and imagination.... this is one of those stories.
One night Sparrow wakes up on the Wrong Side of the Bed where singing BedBugs, The Sandman and even Dust-Bunnies live. But another creature dwells between Sparrow’s dreams and nightmares and to fight him she must tell the greatest story ever.
Merlin helps a little town find out the cause of the eternal winter. He travels to the frozen lands of the north where he meets the fearsome Frost Dragon, a creature that instead of breathing fire, breathes freezing air! Just when it looks like Merlin has met his match he .... but that would be giving away the end of the story!
Running time 1 Hour Age suitability 7+
Running time 55 mins Age suitability 5+
TICKETS £10|£8 concs ONLINE £9|£7 concs
TICKETS £10|£8 concs ONLINE £9|£7 concs
Lawrence Speck presents
The Boggle
Monday 26th May 3pm X at Dugdale Centre
We all know that Boggles don’t exist… don’t we? John’s dad has given him dire warnings about the strange creature that lives on their farm. When John forgets to feed the Boggle, the mischievous and strange creature wreaks havoc. How far will John go to be rid of the troublesome creature? With storytelling, comedy, puppetry, object manipulation and an original soundscape. Join The Boggle on an adventure to a fun and bizarre world of myth and folklore. Running time 50 mins Age suitability 4+
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Toto Tales present
Starbird
Tuesday 27 May 11am X at Dugdale Centre The Starbird is a most beautiful bird, with sparkling wings that touch the sky. And when the sun sets, she flies way up high and magically lights up the stars until they sing, giggle and glow. What happens when a wicked hunter appears in the Starbird’s forest... can she escape him and save her family? Inspired by Booker prizewinning author Ben Okri, Starbird’s story is told through a dazzling combination of African-inspired music, story, dance, costume, puppetry and interactive storytelling. Running time 45mins Age suitability 3+
A Little Bit Productions present
A Little Bit of Dickens
Garlic Theatre Present
There’s a Monster in my Piano
Tuesday 27 May 2pm & 4pm X at Dugdale Centre Wed 28 May 11am & 1pm X at Dugdale Centre Come with us as we discover the world of Victorian England through the well known characters of Charles Dickens! This interactive musical journey follows the naughty schoolboy Charlie as he travels back in time to discover the hardships and horrors of life in Victorian England. Through the cobbled streets of London he makes some weird discoveries and wonderful friends who help him find his way home. This entertaining and educative introduction to Victorian life will amuse, surprise and excite!
He might be able to help with his bag full of ears and his collection of weird and wonderful tools. But when he looks inside - the musical notes are packing their bags and running away. What are they scared of and who is hammering at the keys? A delightful offbeat jazzy tale, starring puppets, clowning, animation and a very highly strung monster! Running time 45 mins Age suitability 4+
Running time 55 mins Age suitability 6+
TICKETS £10|£8 concs ONLINE £9|£7 concs
TICKETS £10|£8 concs ONLINE £9|£7 concs
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Another Way Theatre present
The Wabbit King
Wednesday 28th May 4pm X at Dugdale Centre Follow Rafe Rarebit and his fellow Wabbits on their epic journey, as they take on the might of a powerful lion controlling The Wabbit kingdom. Can Rafe’s wit save the day? And who will pull the giant carrot and be crowned king?
The Wabbit King is an engaging piece of theatre using narrative, puppetry and song to deliver an important message about bullying in an entertaining way. Put on your Wabbit ears and hop on down to the wonderful world of Wabbits. Running time 60 mins Age suitability 5-11 years
TICKETS £10|£8 concs ONLINE £9|£7 concs
Skewbald Theatre presents
The Frog Prince
Thursday 29 May 1pm & 3pm FRIDAY 30 MAY 11am, 1pm SATURDAY 31 MAY, SUNDAY 1 JUNE 11AM, 1pm & 3PM X at Dugdale Centre Following their sell out shows The Princess & the Pea and Goldilocks and the 3 Bears, Skewbald are back with another exciting twist on a well loved fairytale, The Frog Prince. When Prince Frederick is turned into a Frog by a wicked water witch he wonders if he will ever escape the murky depths of the palace pond. Then one day Princess Lily loses her golden ball in the water. Could this be Frederick’s chance to save the day and break the witches spell by proving that he is more then just a slimy amphibian? Skewbald’s new show will make a splash with magical puppets, enchanting music and songs that will delight audiences from 3-103. Running time 55mins Age suitability 3+
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Ziggy’s World Jazz Club
David Short Sing It and Swing it
TuesDAY 20 - SatURDAY 24 MAY 7.45PM X at Dugdale Centre Sing it and Swing it brings together an outstanding collection of swing and big band music. Presenting some of the best known songs of this genre from the roaring 20s and 30s, through to the swinging 50s and 60s and finishing with present day swing classics. Featuring hits by Glenn Miller, Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Judy Garland, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Junior, Etta James, George Gershwin, The Andrews Sisters and many more. Join Dave and his cast of Enfield’s most talented performers as they transport you via ‘Daves Bar’ through 90 years of the greatest tunes ever written.
DUGDALE TICKETS £13 ONLINE £12
STEVE TAYLOR BIG BAND eXpLoSiOn
Friday 30 MAY 8PM X JAZZ At Dugdale Centre A regular feature at Ronnie Scott’s Club and London Jazz Festival, renowned drumming sensation Steve Taylor brings to life the spirit of the immortal Buddy Rich Big Band sound among a set of Steve’s progressive renditions of jazz, latin and swing arrangements from Gil Scott-Heron, Zero 7, Ella Fitzgerald, John Dankworth and Al Jarreau. Featuring vocalist Josie Frater and the hottest big band talent on the London scene. Expect Fiery renditions of ‘Buddy Rich’ classics - seamlessly mixed with music from their latest album GOOD THINGS HAPPEN.
“World class” Rhythm magazine ★★★★★
DUGDALE TICKETS £14 ONLINE £13
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A fun day of dance. Platinum Performing Arts
Want 2 Dance
Masterclasses & Freestyle Competition
Sunday 1 JUNE DOORS 9.30am, START 10AM Q WORKSHOP At Millfield Theatre ENTRY TICKETS £15 Spectator £6
Masterclasses delivered throughout the day by UK’s TOP Choreographers whose credits include; Boy Blue, Impact Dance, Alesha’s Street Dance Stars, UDO, Funkee Fitness and Got to Dance - just to name a few. Music from Ready M Productions and performance throughout the day from UK’s talented dance crews.
And not forgetting the all important Freestyle Competition! Entry Includes master classes and freestyle competition entry
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Wednesday 4 JUNE 7.45pm at Millfield Theatre
Stacey Kent Grammy-nominated singer, Stacey Kent, brings her new album, The Changing Lights, to Millfield Theatre.
The Changing Lights places Kent’s love for Brazilian music centre-stage, featuring Bossa Nova classics like How Insensitive alongside originals by the songwriting team of Jim Tomlinson and acclaimed novelist, Kazuo Ishiguro.
“Devastatingly stylish... a beauty in any circumstances”
Her platinum-selling album Breakfast On the Morning Tram (Blue Note, EMI 2007) was nominated for a Grammy Award. Whilst her follow-up albums ‘Raconte-Moi’ and ‘Dreamer in Concert’ have been released in more than 37 different countries worldwide - making Stacey a truly international artiste.
THE OBSERVER
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The Reflections In Concert
Friday 6 JUNE 7.45pm Q Rock & POP at Millfield Theatre
Five world class musicians, singers and songwriters who, after years of touring and recording with some of the most iconic bands in the world, bring you a great new show highlighting some of the best British Rock and Pop music of a generation. This all-star band comprises Drummer Gordy Marshall (The Moody Blues), Keyboardist Paul Bliss (The Moody Blues, The Hollies), Bassist Marcus Cliffe (The Manfreds), Guitarist Huw Davies (The War of the Worlds) and current lead singer of 10cc Mick Wilson. Hits include: Nights in White Satin, He Ain’t Heavy (He’s My Brother), We Don’t Talk Anymore, Forever Autumn, Do Wah Diddy, I‘m Not In Love…. and many more!
Chickenshed Theatre presents
Tales From the Shed
Saturday 14 & SUNDAY 15 JUNE Saturday 21 & SUNDAY 22 JUNE 10am, 11.30am, 1pm X CHICKENSHED at Dugdale Centre Tales from the Shed are vibrant, interactive theatre shows that are perfect for young children. They are informal, lively and amazingly engaging as the performers and audience share the same space - children are always encouraged to make a lot of noise and to make the story happen. We guarantee that every show will be fun, really silly and that there will be plenty of colourful puppets and live songs. Featuring the same much loved characters – from Can-Can the beautiful bird to laid back Lion Down and The Thing That Goes Blurgh!
MILLFIELD TICKETS £18.50 ONLINE £17.50 Ages 0-7 Running time: 50-60 mins
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SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK
Principal Theatre Company
the Merry Wives of Windsor
Capel Manor, Old Ashmolean Rugby Club, CORAM’S FIELDS, Oak Hill Park See website for ALL dates and times This summer Principal Theate Company will be staging Shakespeare’s hilarious family comedy The Merry Wives of Windsor. Paul Gladwin will be recreating the role of Sir John Falstaff, which he played for Principal in both Henry IV parts One and Two. This sensational play is adored by audiences all over the world and is certainly one of Shakespeare’s most delightful comedies. Merry Wives is a high-spirited romp that centres on the lovable rogue, Sir John Falstaff. Hard up for money and seeking to restore his riches, Falstaff attempts to woo the wives of Windsor’s two most prominent men. But the Windsor women see through his schemes and his plans go awry—with disastrous and hilarious consequences. Set during the week of the Queen’s Silver Jubilee in 1977, the Principal magic will involve street parties, music of the period, mayhem and mischief with a cast of 20 professional actor/musicians. This fabulously funny show is a joy to behold, suitable for all ages and is a definite date for the diary!
CAPEL MANOR,
BULLSMOOR LANE, ENFIELD EN1 4RQ 17, 18, 20, 21, 27 & 28 June - 7.30pm Matinees 21, 22, & 28 June - 2.30pm Adults £13. Concs (Under 16/Senior Cit) £11. Family Tickets (2 Adults & 2 Concessions) £40. Groups - 10 or more £10 per ticket
OLD ASHMOLEAN RUGBY CLUB,
THE BOURNE, SOUTHGATE N14 6QY 9, 10, 11, & 12 July - 7.30pm. Adults £13. Concs (Under 16/Senior Cit) £11. Family Tickets (2 Adults & 2 Concessions) £40. Groups - 10 or more £10 per ticket
CORAM’S FIELDS,
GUILFORD STREET, BLOOMSBURY WC1N 1DN 17, 18, 19, 24, 25, 26, 31 July & 1, 2 August -7.45pm Adults £16. Concs (Under 16/Senior Cit) £13. Family Tickets (2 Adults & 2 Concessions) £50. Groups - 10 or more £12 per ticket
EAST BARNET FESTIVAL, OAK HILL PARK, EN4 8JS Sunday 27 July - 3pm (Prices to be confirmed)
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Saint Monica’s Players present
West Side Story
Wednesday 18 - SATurday 21 June 7.45pm Saturday Matinee 2.30pm Q at Millfield Theatre Following on from Our House, SMP return with the award winning musical West Side Story.
MILLFIELD TICKETS Wed* & thur £15 | £12 concs ONLINE £14|£11 concs Fri & SAt £17.50 | £14 concs ONLINE £16.50|£13 concs Sat mat £17.50 | £12 concs ONLINE £16.50|£10 concs
West Side Story changed the course of musical theatre when it opened in 1957 and it remains one of the most successful stage shows of all time. Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet is transported to New York, as two young lovers find themselves caught between warring gangs, the Jets and Sharks. Their struggle to survive in a world of hate, violence and prejudice is one of the most heart-wrenching musicals of our time. Famous songs include Tonight, Maria, I Feel Pretty, Somewhere and America. * Signed performance on Wednesday night.
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RUDOLPH WALKER’S INTER-SCHOOL DRAMA AWARD
Sunday 22 JUNE 3pm Q AT MILLFIELD THEATRE
Talkies Community Cinema
Tsotsi
Thursday 19 JUNE 7.45pm X FILM At Dugdale Centre
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FILM
An amoral teenager develops an unexpected paternal side in this powerful drama from South Africa. Tsotsi (Presley Chweneyagae) is the street name used by a young Johannesburg delinquent who has taken to a life of crime in order to support himself. Tsotsi has developed a talent for violence as well as taking strange pleasure in hurting other people. One evening, Tsotsi shoots a woman while stealing her car, and only later discovers that her infant son is in the back seat. Uncertain of what to do with the baby, he tries to care for it and with time, the baby awakens a sense of humanity in him that life on the street had stripped away.
Once again Rudolph Walker has sent prestigious industry professionals into London Schools to devise groundbreaking drama, addressing topics very real and very relevant to us all. The projects culminate on the Millfield Theatre Stage with schools vying to become the 2014 Inter School Drama Champions under the scrutiny of our Celebrity panel of Judges.
MILLFIELD TICKETS £6
Dir. Gavin Hood (20O5) Cert 15 1 hr. 31 min.
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European Arts Company presents
Ziggy’s World Jazz Club
Create Culture Night JUMOKÉ FASHOLA & BURTON BRADSTOCK
The Trials of Oscar Wilde
Tuesday 1 JULY 7.30PM X DRAMA at Dugdale Centre
Friday 27 JUNE 8PM XJAZZ at Dugdale Centre
Singer, raconteur and BBC presenter Jumoké Fashola takes her unique blend of jazz, blues & dark edged soul across the UK, Europe, America and Brazil. Jumoké has appeared at the Royal Albert Hall and sang Handel’s Messiah at London Arena. She was a featured soloist in A Celebration of Gershwin at Wembley and Ziggy’s Spellbound festival. She presents Inspirit with Jumoké Fashola BBC London 94.9 and Ronnie Scott’s Radio Show on Jazz FM. Jumoké’s new album The Condition of Being a Woman is out now.
“Her dulcet tones engrossed a nation of listeners” The Voice “A head-spinningly versatile singer” Time Out
DUGDALE TICKETS £14 ONLINE £13
14 February 1895 was the triumphant opening night of The Importance of Being Earnest and the zenith of Wilde’s career. Less than 100 days later, he found himself a common prisoner sentenced to two years hard labour.
“The truth is rarely pure and never simple” Oscar Wilde So what happened during the trials and what did Wilde say? Was he persecuted or the author of his own downfall? Using the original words spoken in court, we can feel what it was like to be in the company of a flawed genius - as this less than ideal husband was suddenly reduced to a man of no importance.
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A co-production by Presence Theatre and Actors Touring Company in association with Belgrade Theatre, Coventry. By arrangement with Josef Weinberger Limited.
DOUBLE BILL
DOUBLE BILL
THURSday 3 JULY 8PM X DRAMA At Dugdale Centre
Friday 4 JULY 8PM X DRAMA At Dugdale Centre
The Holy Ghostly The War in Heaven
Sam Shepard is America’s most adventurous and poetic living playwright. Here is a rare opportunity to experience his work through this unique roadshow. This double bill includes:
The Holy Ghostly
A dying man struggles to connect with his estranged son in this brutally entertaining campfire tale full of abrupt transformations, freewheeling myth and bodies that just won’t stay dead.
The War in Heaven A moving plea from both a fallen angel and a man struggling to be heard once more, this powerful piece was co-written with actor Joseph Chaikin.
DUGDALE TICKETS £15|£12 concs ONLINE £14|£11 concs
Savage/Love The Animal (You) This double bill includes:
Savage/Love
A rare opportunity to see this film of Shepard’s work, captured by Academy Award winning director Shirley Clarke.
The Animal (You) A drive through the landscape of Shepard’s poetry and prose, played loud to the standard rock and roll progression of C, A minor, F and G that evocatively conjures up endless highways.
“Evocatively conjures up all those endless highways, motels and empty badlands that dominate Sam Shepard’s work” The Stage
DUGDALE TICKETS £15|£12 concs ONLINE £14|£11 concs
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Ziggy’s World Jazz Club
‘Ziggy’s Jazz RiZing’
Friday 18 JULY 7.30PM X JAZZ At Dugdale Centre Ziggy’s Jazz RiZing features up and coming jazz stars of today and tomorrow. NYJO NONET presents senior NYJO alumni who recently wowed the BBC Proms crowd at the Royal Albert Hall.
Talkies Community Cinema
NYJO Jazz Ensemble and NYJO London Young players showcase their tremendous developing talents performing in these cutting-edge nationally renowned youth jazz bands.
Tuesday 15 JULY 7.45PM X FILM At Dugdale Centre
Plus, Ziggy’s is proud to feature BBC Young Jazz Musician of the Year finalist 13-year old Sean Payne (from Barnet) on Saxophone.
Rust & Bone
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FILM
An utterly absorbing love story. Rust and Bone is a tale of a miraculous friendship which evolves into an enthralling and moving romance, wonderfully acted by Marion Cotillard and Matthias Schoenaerts.
AND Jazz RiZing Youth Drum Battle directed by Steve Taylor.
“NYJO - The Award winning standard bearer in Jazz education”
TICKETS £13 Adults | Under 16’s £8 ONLINE £12|£7 concs
Dir. Jaques Audiard (2012) Cert 15 2 hr. 2 min.
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A Night OUT At The Theatre AND Movies
SatURDAY 19 & SunDAY 20 JULY 5PM Q PLATINUM At Millfield Theatre Prepare to be thrilled by Platinum Performing Art’s annual July performance! Get ready as Platinum are going Hollywood style, featuring show-stopping performances from Theatre and the Movies! And, the extraordinary...
Awards Ceremony after the show! This performance features all Platinum Students.
Hackney Empire & the Dugdale Centre Presents
5’s a CROWD
WED 23 - SAT 26 July 7.30pm* 23, 24 & 26 MATINEE 2.30pm X COMEDY DRAMA At Dugdale Centre Written by Ashley J Francis Directed by Roger Griffiths A talented cast of 5 black male actors play 22 characters, over 3 generations, from 2 cultures, all in one comical family! Meet the Akindes. Agatha, Solomon, Keisha, Kendei and Tayo. A whirlwind of characters as this family’s internal and external lifestyles begin to unravel whether they want it to or not!
*Post show discussion on 24th and 25th July. Supported by Arts Council England
MILLFIELD TICKETS £15|£12 concs ONLINE £14|£11 concs
DUGDALE TICKETS £14|£10 concs ONLINE £13|£9 concs
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MILLFIELD YOUTH THEATRE
Talkies Community Cinema
Le Week-end
Tuesday 12 AUGUST 7.45pm X FILM At Dugdale Centre
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FILM
In this magically buoyant and bittersweet film, Jim Broadbent and Lindsay Duncan play a long-married couple who revisit Paris for a long weekend for the first time since their honeymoon, in hopes of rekindling their relationship-or, perhaps, to bring it to an end.
Dir. Roger Mitchell (2013) Cert 15 1 hr. 33 min.
Guys & Dolls
Thursday 28 - Saturday 30 AUG 7.30pm SUNday 31 august 3pm X MUSICAL At Dugdale Centre Guys and Dolls is one of the most loved musicals of all time, featuring memorable tunes such as Luck be a Lady, Take Back Your Mink and Sit Down You’re Rockin’ the Boat. This romantic tale rollercoasters through a vision of the New York underworld. Gangsters bet on love, crap games and move from the sewers to the Save a Soul Mission! Following the success of Fame and Footloose, Millfield Youth Theatre presents this vibrant and dynamic new production. Grab your dimes and your dice and head to the Dugdale Centre for this high-energy, foot-tapping show! A musical fable of Broadway based on a story and characters of Damon Runyon. This amateur production is presented by arrangement with JOESF WEINBERGER LTD. On behalf of MUSIC THEATRE INTERNATIONAL of NEW YORK.
DUGDALE TICKETS £5
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DATE MORNING AFTERNOON EVENING Thur 27 Nov 2014 (preview) 6pm Sat 29 Nov 2014 (preview) 1.15pm 5pm Sun 30 Nov 2014 (preview)11am 3pm Mon 1 Dec 2014 10am 1.15pm Tue 2 Dec 2014 10am 1.15pm Wed 3 Dec 2014 10am 1.15pm Thur 4 Dec 2014 10am 1.15pm Sat 6 Dec 2014 11am 3pm Sun 7 Dec 11am 3pm Mon 8 Dec 2014 10am 1.15pm Tue 9 Dec 2014 10am 1.15pm Wed 10 Dec 2014 10am 1.15pm Thur 11 Dec 2014 10am 1.15pm Sat 13 Dec 2014 11am 3pm Sun 14 Dec 2014 11am 3pm Mon 15 Dec 2014 10am 1.15pm Tue 16 Dec 2014 10am 1.15pm Wed 17 Dec 2014 10am 1.15pm Thur 18 Dec 2014 10am 1.15pm Sat 20 Dec 2014 1.15pm 5pm Sun 21 Dec 2014 1.15pm 5pm Mon 22 Dec 2014 1.15pm 5pm Tue 23 Dec 2014 11am 3pm Wed 24 Dec 2014 11am 3pm Sat 27 Dec 2014 1.15pm 5pm Sun 28 Dec 2014 1.15pm 5pm Mon 29 Dec 2014 11am 3pm Tue 30 Dec 2014 11am 3pm Wed 31 Dec 2014 1.15pm Fri 2 Jan 2015 1.15pm 5pm*R Sat 3 Jan 2015 1.15pm 5pm Sun 4 Jan 2015 1.15pm 5pm
PRICES SCHOOLS £13.50 all tickets £13.50 all tickets £13.50 all tickets £15 £10.50*S £15 £10.50*S £15 £10.50*S £15 £10.50*S £18 (£15) *G|F £18 (£15) *G|F £15 £10.50*S £15 £10.50*S £15 £10.50*S £15 £10.50*S £18 (£15) *G|F £18 (£15) *G|F £15 £10.50*S £15 £10.50*S £15 £10.50*S £15 £10.50*S £18 (£15) *G|F £18 (£15) *G|F £18 (£15) *G|F £18 (£15) *G|F £18 (£15) *G|F £18 (£15) *G|F £18 (£15) *G|F £18 (£15) *G|F £18 (£15) *G|F £18 (£15) *G|F £15 £10.50*S £18 (£15) *G|F £18 (£15) *G|F
Price in brackets ( ) applies to children under 16 and other concessions *F - Family Ticket £62 Online £58 (Two full price, two children’s concs) Available on marked performances only *G - Group Rate Available on marked performances only *S - School Parties - All tickets £10.50 (one teacher free for every 10 children) on schools performances 10 - 15: £1 off per ticket 16 - 25: £2 off per ticket 26+ £3 off per ticket *R - Relaxed performance on the 2 Jan 5pm. Relaxed performances are specifically designed to welcome people with an Autistic Spectrum Condition, learning disability or sensory and communication disorders. A ticket must be purchased for every child. Age suitability 3 - 103! NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN UNDER 3 YEARS.
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Booking for both venues:
Booking Fees: There is a 75p charge for each 1. Online - Select your seat card transaction, plus 75p if online and save £1 per ticket you require your tickets posted on selected shows to you within the UK. www.millfieldtheatre.co.uk A £1.25 fee is added per online transaction (not per ticket) and 2. Telephone - 020 8807 6680 this includes postage. Booking for card bookings. fees are not charged if you pay in person with cash. 3. In Person - Tickets can be purchased by cash, cheque or Reservations: card at both venues. Reservations can be held for five days, thereafter, if not 4. By Post - Send a cheque purchased the tickets will be with show title and date on the reverse (payable to London released. We are unable to take reservations for near sell Borough of Enfield) plus a out shows or from four days SAE (if you require tickets before the performance. posted to you) to Millfield Theatre, Silver Street, Refunds and Exchanges: Edmonton, London N18 1PJ. We cannot offer any refunds or exchange tickets unless a Bookings received less than a performance is cancelled, so week before the performance please check your purchase will be held at the Box Office carefully. If a performance is for collection. cancelled you will be refunded in the manner you paid or Box Office Opening Times: offered a credit note. Credit Monday - Saturday, notes are valid for 90 days. 10am - 5pm If the note is not redeemed For evening performances the within this period it will be classed as a donation to Box Office remains open for Millfield Youth Theatre. In the half an hour after the show exceptional circumstances begins. that we can offer an exchange, We are closed on Sundays and there will be a £3 fee per Bank Holidays unless there is a transaction. performance. We may operate Concessions: reduced opening times in Available where advertised August. and depends upon the show.
Seating Plans
Discounts include: under 16s, senior citizens, full-time students, disabled, unemployed. Children: Most Children’s shows have a recommended age suitability. At the management’s discretion we may offer £3 Babes in Arms tickets for children under 12 months for shows which are suitable for families. Any child over 12 months will require a seat ticket. The Millfield Theatre apologises but we will not offer any ticket to children under 3 for all other shows. Please check show information for any restrictions and recommendations. Latecomers: Latecomers will be asked to wait until a suitable break in the performance before taking their seats. In some cases this may be the interval. Access: We have a Sennheiser infra-red system for hearing impaired patrons. Receivers which tune to your hearing aid can be collected from Box Office. If your hearing aid does not have a T setting, we cannot provide any support. The auditorium can accommodate four wheelchairs. All theatre facilities are accessible to wheelchair users. We welcome guide dogs and hearing dogs. DUGDALE CENTRE SEATING PLAN WITH SIDE SEATS
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Directions to Millfield Theatre:
Directions to Dugdale Centre:
Millfield Theatre, Silver Street, Edmonton, N18 1PJ Box Office 020 8807 6680
Dugdale Centre, 39 London Road, Enfield, EN2 6DS Box Office 020 8807 6680
BY BUS From the Silver Street Stop 34 Barnet Church Walthamstow Central Station 102 Golders Green - Edmonton Green W6 Southgate - Edmonton Green 144 Muswell Hill - Edmonton Green From the Cambridge Roundabout Stop 217 Turnpike Lane - Waltham Cross 231 Turnpike Lane - Enfield - Enfield Chase Station BY TRAIN Silver Street Station: via Enfield Town, Cheshunt or Liverpool Street lines. Then a 10 minute walk or catch buses 34, 102, 144 from opposite Silver Street Station. BY TUBE Turnpike Lane (Piccadilly Line) then buses 144, 217 or 231. Wood Green (Piccadilly Line) then bus 144 Arnos Grove (Piccadilly Line) then bus 34 Bounds Green (Piccadilly Line) then bus 102 See journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk for more details. PARKING Customers can use either the car park at the theatre (with two orange badge spaces) or at Millfield House (with three orange badge spaces). Parking is also available on nearby streets (e.g. Windmill Road). Bike racks can be found by the front entrance to the theatre.
BY TRAIN From Liverpool Street Station stop at Enfield Town Station. From Moorgate and Finsbury Park stop at Enfield Chase Station. BY ROAD A105 (London Road, Silver Street) and A110 (Windmill Hill, Church Street, Southbury Road). PARKING Palace Gardens Car Park – Sydney Road (530 spaces) and Genotin Road Car Park are nearby (both pay and display). See map for locations. Please note that car parks may close before your show ends. Bike racks can be found by the front entrance to the Dugdale Centre. BY BUS FROM Enfield Lock - 121 Edmonton Green - 191 Tottenham Hale - 192 Barnet - 307 Potters Bar - 313 Waltham Cross - 317 Wood Green - 121,231,329, N29 Oakwood - 377 Chase Farm Hospital - W8 and W9 Southgate - W9 Crews Hill - W10
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SHOWS AT MILLFIELD THEATRE
APRIL Fri 4 Supersonic 70s Show 8pm Sat 5 The Jungle Book 2.30pm Sun 6 The Sooty Show 11am & 2.30pm Thu 17 & Fri 18 The Dance Studio 7.30pm Sat 19 The Dance Studio 2.30pm & 7.30pm Thu 24 Chris Barber 7.45pm Fri 25 & Sat 26 Omid Djalili 7.30pm Sun 27 Pauline Quirke Academy 1pm & 3pm Mon 28 Tony Stockwell 7.30pm MAY Thu 1 The Searchers 8pm Sat 3 Stepz Goes Around The World 7.30pm Sun 4 Stepz Goes Around The World 2.30pm & 7pm Fri 9 & Sat 10 Keep Calm & Shine 7.30pm Fri 16 & Sat 17 The Pajama Game 7.30pm Thu 22 -Sat 24 Ayres Clark Theatre School 7.30pm JUNE Sun 1 Platinum - Want 2 Dance 10am Wed 4 Stacey Kent 7.45pm Fri 6 The Reflections In Concert 7.45pm Sat 7 Fancy Feet Academy 7pm Wed 18 -Sat 21 SMP - West Side Story 7.45pm Sat 21 SMP - West Side Story 2.30pm Sun 22 Rudolph Walker Drama Award 3pm JULY Sat 19 - Sun 20 A Night Out at the Theatre & Movies 5pm
Edmonton Summer Festival Friday 25 -Sunday 27 July
Pymmes Park, Victoria Rd, Edmonton, London N9 9SU www.enfieldfestivals.com
Thur 27 Nov 2014 - Sun 4 Jan 2015
Sleeping Beauty See website for times
MILLFIELD THEATRE SILVER STREET, LONDON N18 1PJ BOX OFFICE 020 8807 6680 www.millfieldtheatre.co.uk DUGDALE CENTRE 39 LONDON ROAD, ENFIELD EN2 6DS BOX OFFICE 020 8807 6680 www.dugdalecentre.co.uk
The details in this brochure were correct at the time of printing. However, in the event of unforeseen circumstances, we reserve the right to make changes to the published programme.
SHOWS AT DUGDALE CENTRE
APRIL Wed 2 -Fri 4 Sat 5 - Mon 21 Thu 24 Fri 25
Little Mermaid (Schools) 10am + 1.30pm Little Mermaid 11 + 1.30pm Ziggy’s - Sarah Gillespie 8pm Mari Wilson and Cheryl Moskowitz 8pm
MAY Sun 4 - Sun 11 1st Annual Enfield Choral & Orchestral Festival various Tue 13 Talkies Community Cinema - No 7.45pm Wed 14 Hits From The Blitz 2.30pm Thu 15 Enfield Jazz Orchestra 8pm Fri 16 Rhyme and Rhythm : Jazz-Poetry Club 8pm Sat 17 Robert Habermann - Mad About Movies 7.30pm Sun 18 Let the People Sing 4pm Tue 20 - Sat 24 David Short - Sing It and Swing it 7.45pm Sun 25 The Lighthouse Keeper’s Cat 11am Sun 25 The Little Things 2pm Sun 25 A Hole In The Night 5pm Mon 26 Merlin and the Frost Dragon 11pm Mon 26 The Boggle 3pm Tue 27 Starbird 11am Tue 27 A Little Bit Of Dickens 2pm & 4pm Wed 28 There’s a Monster In My Piano 11am & 1pm Wed 28 The Wabbit King 4pm Thu 29 - Sun 1 The Frog Prince various times Fri 30 Steve Taylor Big Band Explosion 8pm JUNE Sun 1 The Frog Prince 11am, 1pm & 3pm Sat 14 & Sun 15 Tales From the Shed 10am, 11.30am, 1pm Thu 19 Talkies Community Cinema - Tsotsi 7.45pm Sat 21 & Sun 22 Tales From the Shed 10am, 11.30am, 1pm Fri 27 Ziggy’s Create Culture Night 8pm JULY Tue 1 The Trials of Oscar Wilde 7.30pm Thu 3 & Fri 4 Chorale 8pm Sat 5 Pauline Quirke Academy 3pm & 6.30pm Sat 12 -Sun 13 Hotsteppers Dance School Sat 7pm, Sun 3pm Tue 15 Talkies Cinema - Rust & Bone 7.45pm Fri 18 Ziggy’s Jazz RiZing 7.30pm 23-26 5’s a Crowd 2.30pm & 7.30pm AUGUST Tue 12 Talkies Cinema - Le Weekend 7.45pm Thu 28 - Sun 31 MYT - Guys & Dolls 7.30pm Sun 3pm only