What's On @ Mareel in Autumn 2014

TOMMY EMMANUEL CGP & MARTIN TAYLOR

AUTUMN 2014 @ MAREEL & ISLESBURGH COMMUNITY CENTRE

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LIVE @ MAREEL CAFÉ BAR In this booklet you can find out more about all the great upcoming events at Mareel this season and beyond.

Please be aware that, due to the flexible nature of event programming, some details may be subject to change.

At the Café Bar in Mareel we pride ourselves on using fresh, locally sourced ingredients to create delicious, rustic dishes and refreshments - the perfect accompaniment to a day out at Mareel.

WHAT’S ON @ THE GARRISON THEATRE

WHAT’S ON @ BONHOGA GALLERY

Shetland Arts present

Shetland Arts presents

ROOM 2 MANOEUVRE Wednesday 29 October Doors: 7pm, Start: 7.30pm

Shetland Arts present Room 2 Manoeuvre’s TRIPLE THREAT, a mixed bill of dance theatre on tour this autumn including the Squish & Box Fresh Double Bill.

Room 2 Manoeuvre is a fresh and dynamic emerging dance performance company based in Edinburgh, UK. The company was founded by Tony Mills in 2007 with an aim to produce high quality dance theatre work of a diverse nature, which embraces cross platform collaboration and will appeal to a wide range of audiences.

For more info see page 5 Tickets £10 / £7

PEERIE CHRISTMAS

Selected art & craft from Shetland and the UK Work available at point of sale EXHIBITION Saturday 1 November – Sunday 23 November Shetland Arts presents

DON MCCULLIN - FALLEN

Shetland Museum & Archives and Bonhoga Gallery Accompanied by: Bonhoga Gallery: Calum Toogood Recent Work Shetland Museum & Archives: Northern Lights Ambassadors Photography, Film & Music EXHIBITION Saturday 29 November – Sunday 22 February

Shetland Arts Development Agency manages Mareel, The Garrison Theatre & Bonhoga Gallery. We also develop and promote a year round programme of film, music, theatre, literature, visual arts & dance events.

We do this because we want to see Shetland celebrated as a place where inspiration & innovation are valued; where people want to live, work & study; and we want the full social & economic potential of the islands to be achieved.

Shetland Arts is supported by Creative Scotland and core funded by the Shetland Charitable Trust. Shetland Arts is a registered charity (SCO37082).

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CAFÉ BAR EVENTS CAFÉ BAR OPENING HOURS

Sun - Thu 10am - 11pm Fri - Sat 10am - 1am

MIXOLOGY@ MAREEL COCKTAILS EVERY FRIDAY

EVENING + LIVE DJS ON 1ST & 3RD FRIDAY OF THE MONTH*

Enjoy cocktails & mocktails while listening to some great mixes of chill-out tunes from our house DJs John Collins & DJ Lyall.

SPECIAL HALLOWEEN

MIXOLOGY@ MAREEL FRIDAY 31 OCTOBER, 9pm – 1am

Preceded by the special dress-up screening of A Nightmare on Elm Street. Our House DJs will mix up a selection of great Halloween tunes while you sip on a spooky cocktail/mocktail or two. Come in costume & you could win a prize!

MONTHLY SINGERS & SONGWRITERS NIGHT SUNDAY 23 NOVEMBER, FROM 7pm

With performances from great local acts plus open mic session. For regular updates on the Singers & Songwriters Nights, join the Shetland Singers & Songwriters Group on Facebook.

FREE

MONTHLY FILM QUIZ TUESDAYS 11 NOV, 9 DEC, FROM 7.30pm

For film buffs and novices alike. A small prize will be awarded to the teams with the highest and lowest scores.

Max team size: 6 people. £5 per table

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SHETLAND ARTS PRESENTS

T h The Men ey Couldn’t Hang ~ SAturday 18 October ~ DOORS: 7.30pm START: 8pm TICKETS: £18

The Men They Couldn’t Hang combine folk, punk and roots music to create an essential live act alongside a wealth of recorded talent. 2014 has been The Men They Couldn’t Hang’s 30th anniversary year, three decades since “Green Fields of France”, their epic début single shot to number 1 in the NME Independent Music Chart. With the addition of long-time associate Tom Spencer on banjo and guitar and Nick Sputnik on drums and washboard, plus Bobby Valentino on fiddle, The Men intend to deliver a blistering live show @ Mareel.

Tickets £18

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Shetland Arts present

ROOM 2 MANOEUVRE Wednesday 29 October

Doors: 7pm, Start: 7.30pm Klub Revolution presents

CASH

Saturday 25 October Doors: 7.30pm, Start: 8pm CASH, widely regarded as the UK’s most authentic tribute to the legendary Johnny Cash, return to Shetland following a sell out gig in front of 1200 people at the Clickimin Centre in 2012. Singer Ben Welburn’s uncanny resemblance to the late country superstar and accurate vocals make CASH an unmissable tribute for any Johnny Cash fan. Ben (Johnny Cash) is backed by an amazing 4 piece band including a tribute to Johnny Cash’s late wife, June Carter Cash. Look forward to hearing perfect versions of classics such as I Walk The Line, Jackson, A Boy Called Sue, Folsom Prison Blues and Ring of Fire.

Tickets £17 14+ event. Under 18s must be accompanied by a responsible adult.

Shetland Arts present Room 2 Manoeuvre’s TRIPLE THREAT, a mixed bill of dance theatre on tour this autumn including the Squish & Box Fresh Double Bill.

Room 2 Manoeuvre is a fresh and dynamic emerging dance performance company based in Edinburgh, UK. The company was founded by Tony Mills in 2007 with an aim to produce high quality dance theatre work of a diverse nature, which embraces cross platform collaboration and will appeal to a wide range of audiences.

For more info visit WWW.R-2-M.NET Tickets £10 / £7

WORKSHOP DEAL

Hip hop & contemporary dance workshops Ages 8 – 11: 2-3pm Ages 12+: 3-5pm Gilbertson Park Hall £3 on the day. Take part in the workshops & receive a £2 discount on performance tickets!* *Must be booked by phone or in person.

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RAGGED WOOD PROMOTIONS IN ASSOCIATION WITH SHETLAND ARTS PRESENT

TUESDAY 28 OCTOBER Doors: 7pm, Start: 7.30pm

Rachel Sermanni is taking to the road this autumn in support of her album Live in Dawson City, due for release in early October. The 22-year-old folk-noir balladeer recorded the live album in Yukon at the prestigious Dawson City Music Festival. She has been singing her songs since leaving school at 17: channelling spirits of all ages and archetypes; weaving images of childhood, womenhood, of instinct and inhibition simply with the breath from her lungs, a hardy Martin guitar and a bandolim called Sue. Sermanni first visited Shetland as the support act for Mumford & Sons, before an acclaimed solo performance at Mareel in summer 2013. This time she will be accompanied by Jennifer Austin on piano and Colin Macleod on guitar. She has also supported several wonderful songwriters including Elvis Costello, John Grant and Ron Sexsmith.

Tickets ÂŁ15 / ÂŁ12.50

SHETLAND CROFTHOOSE SESSIONS IN ASSOCIATION WITH SHETLAND ARTS PRESENT

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ION • L L U L • H ARER • E E R E E A SH D TH K N I R A E IGLEY ND • R A W L N I • E MA C U R FRIDAY 31 OCTOBER •B Nort Ower Da Roost is the bringing together of Orkney & Shetland musicians. The collaborations began in 2012, when well known Orcadian musicians Jennifer & Hazel Wrigley invited Shetland band Eart Kyent to travel to Orkney with a group of Shetland musicians to play a weekend of concerts at The Reel in Kirkwall. Two of the Shetland musicians involved, Tom & Michele Deyell who run the Crofthoose sessions in Burra, have now returned the invitation, to bring Jennifer & Hazel and other Orkney musicians to Shetland. The line-up is an exciting collection of well known Orcadian and Shetland names, including Jennifer & Hazel Wrigley, Hullion, Bruce Mainland, and Eric Linklater.

Both the concerts will be followed by an informal session in the Rankin Lounge on Friday 31st October and Mareel Cafe Bar on Saturday 1st November. Join all the musicans for a final stramash at Isleburgh from 1pm Sunday 2nd of November!

Tickets £12 / £8

@ Aith Hall

DOORS: 7pm, START: 7.30pm TICKETS - £8 / £5 (students)

SATURDAY 1 NOVEMBER

@ Mareel

DOORS: 7pm, START: 7.30pm TICKETS - £12 / £8 (students)

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SHETLAND INTERNATIONAL GUITAR FESTIVAL 6 – 8 NOVEMBER 2014 TOMMY & MARTIN IN CONVERSATION curated by MARTIN TAYLOR

WEDNESDAY 5 NOVEMBER Doors: 7.45pm, Start: 8pm £7 / £5

TOMMY EMMANUEL CGP

Support: NORMAN ‘GIRSIE’ GOUDIE & FRIENDS THURSDAY 6 NOVEMBER Doors: 7pm, Start: 7.30pm

Two-time Grammy nominee Tommy Emmanuel is one of Australia’s most respected musicians. With a professional career spanning five decades, Tommy has garnered hundreds of thousands of fans worldwide. £26 / £22

MARTIN TAYLOR

Support: BRIAN NICHOLSON & FRIENDS FRIDAY 7 NOVEMBER Doors: 7pm, Start: 7.30pm Dr. Martin Taylor, MBE is a multi-award winning guitarist, composer, educator and musical innovator. Widely considered to be the world’s foremost exponent of solo jazz and finger-style guitar playing, Martin possesses an inimitable style that has earned him global acclaim from fellow musicians, fans and critics alike. £26 / £22

SHETLAND GUITAR HEROES

EWAN NOWAK, ARTHUR NICHOLSON, ALAN MCKAY & ROBBIE WALTERSON SATURDAY 8 NOVEMBER Doors: 7pm, Start: 7.30pm A packed line-up of the finest home grown guitarists that Shetland has to offer. The first part of the night will showcase young and up-and-coming guitarists, from Primary School age and up. The second part of the night will showcase a mixed line-up of Shetland guitar-greats. The concert will then culminate with a special collaborative, genre-spanning set, featuring several of Shetland’s most accomplished players. £18 / £14

FESTIVAL PACKAGE DEAL

includes tickets to all 3 concerts + festival branded t-shirt. JUST £65 / £55!

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Shetland Country Club present

THE DOLLY PARTON SHOW (TRIBUTE) SATURDAY 22 NOVEMBER

Doors: 7pm, Start: 7.30pm

Andrea’s solo performance features all of Dolly’s most well known songs, as well as country standards and more up to date Dolly tracks. Andrea performs in the same outfits she wears in the theatre performances, and since the solo show is usually two 40 minute sets, she changes her costume and wig during the break.

Andrea uses state of the art PA and lighting and since most of the backing tracks featured in the show were recorded by the band, the high musical standard is maintained.

Tickets £17 - Shetland Country Club Members can get £13 tickets by contacting the box office and quoting their membership number.

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AUTUMN AT A GLANCE ROOM 2 MANOEUVRE @ THE GARRISON THEATRE WEDNESDAY 29 OCTOBER

THE MEN THEY COULDN’T HANG SATURDAY 18 OCTOBER

CASH

SATURDAY 25 OCTOBER

RACHEL SERMANNI TUESDAY 28 OCTOBER

NORT OWER DA ROOST SATURDAY 1 NOVEMBER

WORDPLAY 2014 13 – 16 NOVEMBER

SATURDAY 22 NOVEMBER

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DAVIE HENDERSON’S PEERIE CHRISTMAS SPREE 5 – 7 DECEMBER

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