Hereford Times - 7th January 2016 - Page 42
Hereford Times - 7th January 2016 - Page 42
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42 THE HEREFORD TIMES Thursday, January 7, 2016 hereiordtimescom timeout A fun star JANUARY will be jampacked with family events following the launch of Courtyard Family Saturdays. a programme of week ly family activities from 10.30am every Saturday tit The Courtyard. \i' ith something for everyone. whether it‘s film. workshops or perforint-inces. On Saturday. the film The Big Knights tl‘) follows the adventures of Sir Boris, Sir Morris and their noble pets living in Castle Big in the far off land of Borovia. With tickets to the film. audiences can also join in with a helmeHnaking workshop before the film. or a 2D animation workshop with Small World Animations following the screening. where children can create their own short scene mm The Big Knights. These workshops are free with film tickets and have been made possible thanks to the kind support from Independent Cinema Office. On Saturday, January 16. there’s tive workshop to make a turtle puppet and create. a show. and the following Saturday. Lempen Puppet Theatre Company will present Journey of Turtle, a bean- tiful story about following dreams, told with shadows. table— top puppets and traditional story- telling. Children will also be able to take part in The Courtyard‘s Turtle Trail and find hidden tur- tles around the building. On Saturday. January 30. the hilarious Ghosthunters (PG) will be screened. following the adven- tures of Tom, Betty and Hugo. a there will be a film-making 7 said, "We want families to A Courtyard. and at only £6. it Reopens 6th January 2016 puppets to knights to a bright green. clumsy, slimy, workshop from 10.30am. David Durant, associate Happy New Year , know that there is always ,i to a” , v” 4. something to do on 21 fits? is affordable entertainment for the little ones. January is Tel. 01432 265271 Mon , Sat 9 to 5. closed Sundays ghosts!“ m I l Already announced for mile up BreintOn Lane off A438 Road the opportunity to join a fun crea» Vlfin tickets to sea Journey of Turtle February is a tap-dancing work- shop and a magical show about a tippetty-top tap dancer. I To win a family ticket to see Journey of Turtle on Saturday, Saturdays First up for The Courtyard’s Family Saturdays are The Big Knights January 23, email your answer to a) Galapagos the following question to philip- b) Channel I All activities start at 10.30am pa.may@herefordtunes.com. c) Faroe and cost £6, films £3 for Courtyard Club members. For Which islands arefamously . _ Usual Newsquest terms and con- home to glant tortozses? ditions apply. full details or to book, go to court- yard.org.uk or call 01432 340555. l blob. Before the screening BREINTON MANOR director at The Courtyard, / IOUI' Customers “ I}; Saturday morning at The full of great events. from H f d T' cucu Advertise your business to more than 9 million local and national readers in less than 5 minutes and FOR FREE! such as Google. ..-s\ H: _, ,7 ) ,—--, , i . ., ‘»'- r‘fi )' "if j yin ’ 3—17 ' 4/ .s L22 , lain To THE PAGE ” l r l OR ENHANCE YOUR LlSTlNG TO lNCLUDE: . Links to your website and email ' 4 images - A map . FREE discount voucher creation - Unlimited words about your business which helps highlight your business from the hundreds of others that are listed in popular search engines Chamber music festiv 3.4 3%,} WYE Valley Chamber Music , o 7. >2 , / "‘ " ' Festival was established to c ' _ " -I\~"\."\ bringworld-class chamber fl/V/‘x/ ‘ music to beautiful and inti- - mate venues up and down the ‘ Wye Valley, and now returns ‘ for its 17th year. Since its inau- gural year. when founders Daniel Tong and Fiona McNaught brought a group of young musicians on a ‘cham- her music retreat’ to St Briavels Castle, the organisa- tion has become an important year-round cultural presence in the Wye Valley. In 2015 it expanded to include a Summer Residency, inviting young ensembles to rehearse and per- form with professional tutors for a week in July. The main festival takes place every January when around 25 leading chamber musicians on Sunday, when teacher .33 The Ruisi Quartet, who will be quartet- in-resldence for the festival take up residence in Treowen Manor near Monmouth for a ' week. The musicians live and work together for the duration of the festival, emerging to perform concerts in historic venues locally, including the Bishop’s Palace in Hereford alreturns Gabriel Fauré and pupil Maurine Ravel unite for a day of Parisian masterpieces. Several strands of program- ming interweave in this year’s festival, which highlights musical friendships - for full details and to book, visit wyevalleyfestivalcom. This year, The Ruisi Quartet will be an invigorating pres— ’ once as quartet in residence. Rosalind Ventris and Yura Lee join the festival for the first time and Tim Crawford returns, having been a member of the Celan Quartet in 2013 and 2014. Other artists travel from as far afield as Barcelona, Berlin, Stockholm, Glasgow and Cardiff. For further information and to book tickets, please visit wyevalleyfestivalcom Mother Hubbard's LADS‘ famous family panto- ' .. g mime returns with Old Mother . Hubbard-A Wild West Pantomime Adventure. On the verge of being evicted from their home, Old Mother Hubbard, her son Hughie and Polly, her pretty daughter, are granted a wish by the Good Fairy to try and find their long lost Uncle Oswald. In a blinding flash of light they are magically transported to a sun-baked prai- rie in the Wild, Wild West. Enter Tex Laramie, a dashing . young cowboy, along with his 1 sidekick Old Tumbleweed, a dis- reputable but likeable old-timer. , Together they set out to unravel ‘ the mystery of Uncle Ossie’s «r .. (I? :. Katie Balson and Ben Mowbray disappearance. Along the way, among the many characters they meet are the villainous Matt Vinyl and his cronies, the seductive Miss Lulabelle, the beautiful young squaw Little Deer and the rd of fun imposing Big Chief Thundercloud. Add rip-roaring Wild West songs and spectacular dance . numbers, twirling lassos, the obligatory saloon swing doors ’. and plenty of really awful jokes, and the result is a hugely enter- taining show for all ages. See Old Mother Hubbard at The Market Theatre from Thursday, January 21 to Saturday, January 23 and from Wednesday, January 27 to Saturday, January 30 at 7.30pm with matinees on Saturdays, January 23 and 30 and on Sunday, January 24 at ‘ 2.30pm. To book, call 07967 517125 or visit themarkettheatrecom |
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