WHAT’S ON AT WELLS MALTINGS SUMMER 2019

Arts • Heritage • CommunitySOMETHING FOR EVERYONE!

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VISIT THE WELLS HERITAGE CENTREExplore the history and stories of sea and shoreThe galleries are packed with fascinating facts, figures and films. From historic photographs and interesting information panels to costumes, digital screens and displays. Find out about fishing, floods, lifeboats and maltings, follow the Smugglers’ Trail and much more! Aimed at all ages, open daily from 10am (last entry 4pm). ALL WELCOME ∙ ENTRY FREE

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We are delighted to launch our brand new summer season of events at Wells Maltings, hand-picked just for you.

After a busy and varied spring season, the summer won’t disappoint. Drama, classical music, folk, new film releases and classic movies, activities for children and families, local bands and shantymen – and a celebrity name or two – all vying for your attention.

My recommendations this season? It’s all well worth seeing, of course, but don’t miss the second SEA FEVER LITERARY FESTIVAL in May: three days of events, readings and discussions with top writers and poets; and the MUSIC-NEXT-THE-SEA classical series at the end of June: turn the pages to find out more.

Check out the next two recitals in our residency with THE VILLIERS QUARTET and we are also especially pleased to welcome the internationally-renowned pianist BOBBY CHEN and rising star oboist AMY ROBERTS.

There’s some great new drama too, in the form of the return of Baroque Theatre and their production of Ariel Dorfman’s thriller DEATH AND THE MAIDEN, and the stunning Zanetti Productions from New Zealand with their thought-provoking and powerful, award-winning THE BASEMENT TAPES. Zimbabwean actor and

musician ANNA MUDEKA also joins us in June with her exploration of migration, told through a personal journey via Zimbabwe, London and Norfolk in KURE KURE/FARAWAY.

Plus there’s plenty for children and families. From a host of family-friendly films to all sorts of Easter and May half-term activities, as well as the return of those dazzling, dashing magicians MORGAN & WEST at the end of August.

Your seats await you!

Simon DaykinDirector

Ps. Turn the page to see pictures of the Wells Community Tapestry, now in situ at Wells Maltings. There’s an accompanying booklet about this too, so read all about it when you’re in the building next.

WELCOME TO WELLS MALTINGS

EVENTS AT A GLANCEAPRIL 2019

Until Monday 22nd AprilWELLS EASTER EGG TRAIL

Tuesday 9th April& Tuesday 16th April

CHILDREN’S ACTIVITY: TALL TALES

Wednesday 10th April& Wednesday 17th April

CHILDREN’S CRAFTS: DAZE OF DAFFODILS

Thursday 11th April& Thursday 18th April

CHILDREN’S ACTIVITY: DRUMMING WORKSHOPS

Thursday 11th AprilDRAMA: ALL ABOUT EVE

Live by satellite from the Noel Coward Theatre

Friday 12th AprilSaturday 13th April

FILM: THE KID WHO WOULD BE KING (PG)

Sunday 14th AprilCLASSICAL MUSIC: VILLIERS

QUARTET

Tuesday 16th AprilFAMILY SHOW: NICK SHARRATT’S

RIGHT ROYAL DRAWALONG

Wednesday 17th AprilThursday 18th April

FILM: HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON: THE HIDDEN WORLD (PG)

Thursday 18th AprilTALK: SALTMARSH SERIES:

SEA IMAGES

Friday 19th April to Sunday 12th MayART EXHIBITION: EBB AND FLOW:

IMAGES OF THE SEA

Friday 19th AprilFILM: LANCASTER SKIES (PG)

Saturday 20th AprilFILM: THE KINDERGARTEN

TEACHER (PG)

Monday 22nd AprilFILM: (SCREEN-NEXT-THE-SEA):

THE PRODUCERS (PG)

Friday 26th AprilMUSIC: FLOYD IN THE FLESH

Saturday 27th AprilFILM: THE AFTERMATH (15)

MAY 2019Friday 3rd May

Saturday 4th MayFILM: FISHERMAN’S FRIENDS (12A)

Friday 10th to Sunday 12th MaySEA FEVER LITERARY FESTIVAL

Monday 13th MayFILM: (SCREEN-NEXT-THE-SEA):

SHOPLIFTERS (15)

Tuesday 14th MayDRAMA: ALL MY SONS

Live by satellite from the National Theatre

Thursday 16th MayTALK: SALTMARSH SERIES:

GLAVEN PORTS II

Friday 17th MayDRAMA: DEATH AND THE MAIDEN

EVENTS AT A GLANCEFriday 17th May

LIVE MUSIC: PAKALOLO AND BLOODGATE HILL

Saturday 18th May OPERA: DIALOGUES DES

CARMELITESLive screening from The Met Opera

Sunday 19th MayCHILDREN’S WORKSHOP: KATE

ELLIS: ME TIME CAPSULE

Thursday 23rd MayLIVE COMEDY: STAND UP WELLS

Friday 24th MayFILM: EVERYBODY KNOWS

Monday 27th May FILM: (SCREEN-NEXT-THE-

SEA): BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID (PG)

Wednesday 29th & Thursday 30th MayFILM: DUMBO (PG)

Friday 31st May FOLK MUSIC: LANDERMASON

JUNE 2019Thursday 6th June

FILM: THE WHITE CROW (12A)

Friday 7th JuneCELEBRITY: JULES’ AND

JONNIE’S GREAT ESCAPE

Saturday 8th to Sunday 16th JuneART EXHIBITION: JON CHAPMAN

‘PICTURES BY JOF’OIL PAINTINGS AND SCULPTURE

Saturday 8th JuneFILM: RED JOAN (12A)

Sunday 9th JunePIANO RECITAL: BOBBY CHEN

Monday 10th JuneFILM: (SCREEN-NEXT-THE-SEA):

LEAVE NO TRACE (12)

Friday 14th & Saturday 15th JuneFILM: WILD ROSE (15)

Thursday 20th JuneLIVE THEATRE/MUSIC: KURE KURE /

FARAWAY WITH ANNA MUDEKA

Friday 21st JuneFILM: THE HUMMINGBIRD

PROJECT (15)

Saturday 22nd to Saturday 29th JuneART EXHIBITION: ALFIE CARPENTER,

KRISTY CAMPBELL AND SUSAN ISAAC

Sunday 23rd JuneCLASSICAL MUSIC: VILLIERS QUARTET

Monday 24th JuneFILM: (SCREEN-NEXT-THE-SEA):

APOSTASY (PG)

Thursday 27th JuneDRAMA: SMALL ISLAND

Live screening from the National Theatre

Friday 28th to Sunday 30th JuneCLASSICAL MUSIC FESTIVAL:

MUSIC-NEXT-THE-SEA

JULY 2019Wednesday 3rd July

DRAMA: THE BASEMENT TAPES

Friday 5th July & Saturday 6th JulyFilm: ROCKETMAN

Monday 8th JulyFILM: (SCREEN-NEXT-THE-SEA):

FREE SOLO (12A)

Wednesday 10th to Wednesday 17th July

ART EXHIBITION: RNLI WELLS 150 YEARS

Friday 12th JulyFILM: WOMAN AT WAR

Saturday 13th JulyFILM: AVENGERS: ENDGAME

Wednesday 17th & Thursday 18th JulyFILM: X-MEN: DARK PHOENIX

Friday 19th JulyMUSIC: SHERINGHAM SHANTYMEN

Saturday 20th JulyFILM: SECRET LIFE OF PETS 2

Monday 22nd JulyFILM: (SCREEN-NEXT-THE-SEA):

THE RIDER (15)

Thursday 25th July to Monday 5th August

ART EXHIBITION: GARETH HACON ‘EVER CHANGING LIGHT’

Thursday 25th July DRAMA: THE LEHMAN TRILOGY

Live screening from the National Theatre

Friday 26th JulySaturday 27th July

FILM: ALADDIN

AUGUST 2019Friday 9th August

Saturday 10th AugustFILM: TOY STORY 4

Monday 12th August FILM: (SCREEN-NEXT-THE-SEA):

CAN YOU EVER FORGIVE ME?

Friday 16th AugustFILM: LEGO MOVIE 2 (U)

Sunday 18th AugustMUSIC: AMY ROBERTS/OLLIE TILL:

LUNCHTIME OBOE RECITAL

Thursday 22nd AugustFriday 23rd August

FILM: THE QUEEN’S CORGI

Saturday 24th AugustMUSIC: FAKENHAM UKES

AND FRIENDS

Monday 26th AugustFILM: (SCREEN-NEXT-THE-SEA):

STAN & OLLIE (PG)

Thursday 29th AugustDRAMA: LIVE BY SATELLITE (TBC)

Broadcast live from the National Theatre

Saturday 31st AugustFAMILY: MORE MAGIC FOR KIDS (afternoon)& TIME TRAVELLING MAGICIANS (evening)

EVENTS AT A GLANCE

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FRIDAY17TH MAY

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DEATH ANDTHE MAIDENBY ARIEL DORFMAN

DIRECTEDBYADAMMORLEYPRODUCED BYCLAIREBIBBYSPONSORED BY

Age Guidance 16+

WHAT’S ON AT WELLS MALTINGS

LIVE SHOWSDRAMA:

DEATH & THE MAIDENBy Ariel Dorfman

Presented by Baroque TheatreFriday 17th May, 7.30pm

Directed by Adam MorleyProduced by Claire Bibby

Sponsored by ClarianTickets: £12.50/£11.50

The award-winning London smash hit play and subsequent feature film

Death And The Maiden is revived in this exclusive tour by the Baroque

Theatre Company. Gripping high drama, with great intensity, this is a

unique and first-rate thriller.

Set in an unnamed country that is emerging from a totalitarian

dictatorship, the play explores the after effects of repression on hearts

and souls in vivid and compelling style. Paulina Escobar’s husband

Gerardo is to head an investigation into past human rights abuses.

Paulina is convinced that the powerful and charismatic Dr Miranda

supervised her abuse as a political prisoner.

Conflict ensues as their lives cross paths. This is an enthralling,

intellectual and emotional tug-of-war with the human psyche laid bare.

Suitable for those aged 16+

COMEDY: STAND-UP WELLSPresented by Makin Projects

& Wells Maltings Thursday 23rd May, 8pm

Tickets: £12.50/£11.50The Maltings Comedy Club returns,

presenting the best of the best of the UK comedy circuit for all you good

folk who love the funnies! This time featuring the magical tomfoolery of Danny Buckler and wickedly funny

Yuriko Kotani, compered by the ginger comedy Viking Chris Brooker!

SPECIAL FUNDRAISING EVENT: THE HAPPY PRINCE (15)

with the film’s star, writer and director RUPERT EVERETT

Saturday 25th May, 6.15pm for 7pmAll tickets £20, raising funds for

Burnham Overy Village Hall’s play equipment campaign, and Wells

Maltings’ community programmesOne of this country’s most renowned and celebrated actors introduces his

“passion project”, paying effective tribute to Oscar Wilde with a poignant

look at the poet and playwright’s tragic final days. The screening will be followed by a Q&A session, giving you

the opportunity to pitch your questions in person to Rupert on his wide-

ranging work and celebrated career.

CELEBRITY: JULES’ & JONNIE’S GREAT ESCAPE

Friday 7th June, 7.30pmTickets: £15/£14

TV personalities Jules Hudson (Escape to the Country and

Countryfile) and Jonnie Irwin (Escape to the Country and Place in the Sun)

present an evening of entertainment. Don’t Miss!

LIVE THEATRE/MUSIC: KURE KURE/FARAWAY

WITH ANNA MUDEKA Thursday 20th June, 7.30pm

Tickets: £10/£9/£8Reaching back to the Bantu migration

some 5,000 years ago from the Tanganyika and Baka tribal regions,

Anna Mudeka takes audiences on an inspirational journey to modern-day Zimbabwe, London and Norfolk. The

show pays homage to great ancestors of Zimbabwe with a focus on Nehanda

- the powerful female warrior who united the tribes and led the first

Chimurenga war in 1896-7.

Anna tells stories from her childhood in a free Zimbabwe - about the influence

Picture credit: Wilhelm Moser

of her grandmother and the difficult decision to leave and pursue her dream

as an artist in the UK. Kure Kure/Faraway speaks of the challenges and opportunities of starting a new life in a

different country. Directed by David Farmer,

produced by Arts La’Olam and co-commissioned by Norwich Arts Centre, the development of this

show was funded by the Arts Council England and Norfolk Arts Services.

DRAMA: THE BASEMENT TAPES

Wednesday 3rd July, 7.30pmTickets: £12.50/£11.50

Following her grandmother’s death, a girl faces the overwhelming task of clearing out the basement. She

discovers a series of mysterious tape recordings made by her grandmother. As she hears these tapes for the first

time, things start to unravel... Twin

Peaks meets Serial in this award-winning New Zealand mystery, which combines the immediacy of physical

performance with the imaginative capabilities of audio recording.

Squeezed close together among the detritus of a cluttered basement,

audience and performer face the waves of secrets and memories that emerge.

WELLS CARNIVALFriday 26th July to Sunday 4th August

Tickets for Wells Carnival events – including Sense & Sensibility by DOT

Productions on Thursday 1st August and Daglow Puppets for children on Friday

2nd August – will be on sale from Wells Maltings in a few weeks’ time.

Keep an eye on the Carnival website – www.wellscarnival.co.uk – and then pop

in to the Maltings to book, or give the Box Office a call on: 01328 710885.

LATESTFILMS &

SATELLITEWells Maltings is now screening

many up-to-the-minute mainstream movies. We also show top class

drama and opera live by satellite from some of the world’s premiere

performing spaces, including the National Theatre in London and the

Metropolitan Opera in New York. Many of these movies really are

must-sees and the live by satellite screenings are the next best thing to

being there. Find out which films and screenings are coming up and check out Screen-next-the-Sea’s fabulous line-up of classic films overleaf too.

APRILDRAMA: ALL ABOUT EVE

Live by satellite from the National Theatre

Thursday 11th April, 7pmTickets: £15/£14

All About Eve tells the story of Margo Channing. Legend. True star of the

theatre. The spotlight is hers, always has been. But now there’s Eve. Her

biggest fan. Young, beautiful Eve. The golden girl, the girl next door. But

you know all about Eve… don’t you? Starring: Gillian Anderson and Lily

James. Directed by Ivo van Hove.

FILM: THE KID WHO WOULD BE KING (PG)

Friday 12th April, 6pmSaturday 13th April, 2pm & 6pm

Tickets: £8/£7.50/£6Afternoon showing: all tickets £5

A band of kids embarks on an epic quest to thwart a medieval menace.

Director: Joe Cornish. Starring: Louis Ashbourne Serkis, Denise Gough, Dean Chaumoo, Patrick Stewart.

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HHHH ‘This is event theatre done with tremendous panache.’Daily Mail

by Joseph L MankiewiczAdapted and directed for the stage by Ivo van Hove

From the 1950 Twentieth Century Fox filmand the play “The Wisdom of Eve” by Mary Orr

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FILM: HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON: THE HIDDEN

WORLD (PG)Wednesday 17th April, 6pm

Thursday 18th April, 2pm & 6pmTickets: £8/£7.50/£6.

Afternoon showing: all tickets £5When Hiccup discovers Toothless isn’t

the only Night Fury, he must seek ‘The Hidden World’, a secret Dragon

Utopia before a hired tyrant named Grimmel finds it first. Director: Dean

DeBlois. Starring: Jay Baruchel, America Ferrera, F. Murray Abraham.

FILM: LANCASTER SKIES (PG)

Friday 19th April, 7pmTickets: £8/£7.50/£6

Douglas, a solitary Spitfire ace, must overcome his past to lead a Lancaster bomber crew in the pivotal aerial war

over Berlin in 1944.

FILM: THE KINDERGARTEN TEACHER (12A)

Saturday 20th April, 7pmTickets: £8/£7.50/£6

A US teacher becomes obsessed with her five-year-old student after believing him to be a poetic genius.

FILM: THE AFTERMATH (15)Saturday 27th April, 7pm

Tickets: £8/£7.50/£6After World War 2, a British colonel

and his wife are assigned to live in Hamburg during the post-war

reconstruction, but tensions arise with the German who previously

owned the house.

MAYFILM: FISHERMAN’S

FRIENDS (12A)Friday 3rd May, 7pm

Saturday 4th May, 2pm & 7pmTickets: £8/£7.50/£6 evenings;

afternoon showing all tickets £5Ten fishermen from Cornwall are signed by Universal Records and

achieve a Top Ten hit with their

debut album of Sea Shanties. With Tuppence Middleton, James Purefoy

and Daniel Mays.

DRAMA: ALL MY SONSLive by satellite

from The Old Vic in LondonTuesday 14th May, 7pm

Tickets: £15/£14Academy Award-winner Sally Field

(Steel Magnolias, Brothers & Sisters) and Bill Pullman (The Sinner,

Independence Day) star in Arthur Miller’s blistering drama All My Sons.

America, 1947. Despite hard choices and even harder knocks, Joe and

Kate Keller are a success story. They have built a home, raised two sons

and established a thriving business. But nothing lasts forever and their

contented lives are about to shatter. A figure from the past forces long-

buried truths to surface, revealing the price of their American dream.

OPERA: DIALOGUES DES CARMELITES

Encore screening from the Met OperaSaturday 18th May, 5.55pm

Tickets: £20Yannick Nézet-Séguin leads the

classic John Dexter production of Poulenc’s devastating story of faith

and martyrdom. Mezzo-soprano Isabel Leonard sings the touching

role of Blanche and soprano Karita

Mattila, a legend in her own time, returns to the Met as the Prioress.

FILM: EVERYBODY KNOWS (15)

Friday 24th May, 7pmTickets: £8/£7.50/£6

A Spanish woman returns to her home town outside Madrid with her

two children to attend her sister’s wedding. However, the trip is upset by unexpected events that bring secrets

into the open. With Penélope Cruz, Javier Bardem and Ricardo Darín.

FILM: DUMBO (PG)Wednesday 29th May, 6pm

Thursday 30th May, 2pm & 6pmAll tickets £5

A young elephant, whose oversized ears enable him to fly, helps save a

struggling circus, but when the circus plans a new venture, Dumbo and his

friends discover dark secrets beneath its shiny veneer. With Lucy DeVito, Eva

Green, Colin Farrell, Danny DeVito and Michael Keaton.

JUNEFILM: THE WHITE CROW

(12A)Thursday 6th June, 7pm

Tickets: £8/£7.50/£6Capturing the raw physicality and

brilliance of Rudolf Nureyev, whose escape to the West stunned the world

at the height of the Cold War. With his magnetic presence, Nureyev

emerged as ballet’s most famous star, a wild and beautiful dancer limited

by the world of 1950s Leningrad. His flirtation with Western artists and

ideas leads him into a high-stakes game of cat and mouse with the KGB.

Director: Ralph Fiennes. Starring: Oleg Ivenko, Adèle Exarchopoulos,

Ralph Fiennes, Chulpan Khamatova and Sergei Polunin.

FILM: RED JOAN (12A)Saturday 8th June, 7pm

Tickets: £8/£7.50/£6The story of Joan Stanley, who was

exposed as the KGB’s longest–serving British Spy. Starring Judi Dench and

Sophie Cookson.

FILM: WILD ROSE (15)Friday 14th June, 7pm

Tickets £5Saturday 15th June, 7pm

Tickets: £8/£7.50/£6A musical drama in which a young

single mother in Glasgow dreams of travelling to Nashville to be a country singer. Starring: Julie Walters, Jessie

Buckley and Sophie Okonedo.

FILM: THE HUMMINGBIRD PROJECT (15)

Friday 21st June, 7pmTickets: £8/£7.50/£6

A pair of high-frequency traders go up against their old boss in an effort

to make millions in a fibre-optic cable deal. Starring Jesse Eisenberg,

Alexander Skarsgård and Salma Hayek.

DRAMA: SMALL ISLAND (15)Live by satellite from the National Theatre

Thursday 27th June, 7pmTickets: £15/£14

Andrea Levy’s Orange Prize-winning novel comes to life in an epic new

theatre adaptation. Small Island embarks on a journey from Jamaica to Britain, through the Second World

War to 1948 – the year the HMT

Empire Windrush docked at Tilbury. Hope and humanity meet stubborn

reality as the play traces the tangled history of Jamaica and the UK.

Suitable for audiences aged 14 and over.

JULYFILM: ROCKETMAN

Friday 5th July, 7pmTickets £5

Saturday 6th July, 7pmTickets: £8/£7.50/£6

A musical fantasy about the fantastical human story of Elton

John’s breakthrough years.

FILM: WOMAN AT WARFriday 12th July, 7pmTickets: £8/£7.50/£6

Halla, a woman in her forties, declares war on the local aluminium

industry to prevent it from disfiguring her country. She risks all she has to protect the highlands of Iceland, but the situation could change with the

unexpected arrival of a small orphan in her life.

FILM: AVENGERS: ENDGAME

Saturday 13th July, 2pm & 7pmTickets: Afternoon showing

all tickets £5Evening showing: £8/£7.50/£6

After the devastating events of Avengers: Infinity War, the universe is

in ruins. With the help of remaining allies, the Avengers assemble once

more in order to undo Thanos’ actions and restore order to the universe.

FILM: X-MEN: DARK PHOENIX

Wednesday 17th July, 7pmAll tickets £5

Thursday 18th July, 7pmTickets: £8/£7.50/£6

Jean Grey begins to develop incredible powers that corrupt and turn her into

Dark Phoenix. Now the X-Men will have to decide if the life of a team

member is worth more than all the people living in the world.

FILM: THE SECRET LIFE OF PETS 2 (PG)

Saturday 20th July, 2pm & 6pmTickets: afternoon showing all tickets £5

Evening showing: £8/£7.50/£6Continuing the story of Max and his

pet friends, following their secret lives after their owners leave them for

work or school each day.

FILM: ALADDINFriday 26 July, 6pm

All tickets £5Saturday 27 July, 6pm

All tickets: £8/£7.50/£6When a street urchin finds a lamp

with a genie inside, he uses the lamp to turn himself into a prince in order to win the heart of a beautiful

princess. But an evil vizier is after the lamp too.

AUGUSTFILM: TOY STORY 4

Friday 9th August, 2pm & 6pmSaturday 10th August, 2pm & 6pm

Tickets: Afternoon showings: all tickets: £5Evenings: £8/£7.50/£6

When a new toy called Forky joins Woody and the gang, a road trip

alongside old and new friends reveals how big the world can be for a toy.

FILM: LEGO MOVIE 2 (U)Friday 16th August 2pm

All tickets: £5Friday 16th August 7pm

Tickets: £8/£7.50/£6It’s been five years since everything

was awesome and the citizens are facing a huge threat: Lego Duplo

invaders from Outer Space, wrecking everything faster than they can

rebuild.

FILM: THE QUEEN’S CORGIThursday 22nd August, 6pm

All tickets: £5Friday 23rd August, 6pm

Tickets: £8/£7/£6.50The Queen’s Corgi is about the

adventure of Rex, the British monarch’s most-beloved dog, who

loses track of his mistress and stumbles across a clan with dogs

of all kinds confronting and fighting each other. During his epic journey to return to the Queen, Rex falls in love

and discovers his true self.

SUMMER 2019 FILM PROGRAMME

Ever since 2008, Screen-next-the-Sea has shown an eclectic mix of movies including foreign language, documentary and classic films. This new series, for the summer season, will continue to be shown at Wells Maltings every other Monday, with all tickets £6.50. Box Office: 01328 710885, via the Visitor Information Centre at Wells Maltings and online at: www.wellsmaltings.org.uk

Monday 13th May, 7pm SHOPLIFTERS (15) Japan, 2018, 120 minsDir: Hirokazu Koreeda Cast: Kirin Kiki, Lily Franky, Sôsuke IkematsuWhat makes a family? This entertaining Japanese drama introduces us to an impoverished but loving family who have brought shoplifting to a fine art.

Monday 27th May, 7pmSPOTLIGHT: 50 YEARS SINCE WOODSTOCK - THE FILMS OF 1969: BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID (PG) USA 1969, 108 mins. Dir: George Roy Hill Cast: Paul Newman, Robert Redford, Katharine RossThe action takes place in Wyoming in the early 1900s. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid are the leaders of a bunch of outlaws. After a failed train robbery, they go on the run, pursued by a posse. Their solution? Escape to Bolivia…

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Monday 10th June, 7pmLEAVE NO TRACE (PG) USA, 2018, 108 mins. Dir: Debra GranikCast: Ben Foster, Jeff Kober, Dale DickeyA father and his 13-year-old daughter have lived happily off the grid in the forests of Oregon for many years but they come to the attention of the authorities and then life changes for ever.

Monday 24th June, 7pmAPOSTASY (PG) UK, 2018, 93 mins. Dir: Daniel KokotajloCast: Siobhan Finneran, Robert Emms, Sacha Parkinson, Steve EvetsMothers and daughters are torn apart by religion; a potent drama about life in a tight-knit community of Jehovah’s Witnesses.

Monday 8th July, 7pmFREE SOLO (12A) USA, 2018, 97 mins. Dirs: Jimmy Chin, Elizabeth Chai VasarhelyiOscar winner 2019 (Best Documentary). An intimate and unflinching portrait of climber Alex Honnold as he prepares to climb the 3,000ft El Capitan in Yosemite National Park without a rope.

Monday, 22nd July, 7pmTHE RIDER (15) USA, 2017, 101 mins. Dir: Chloé ZhaoCast: Brady Jandreau, Tim Jandreau, Cat CliffordShot in the badlands of South Dakota, rising star rodeo rider Brady cannot continue competing following a life-threatening riding accident and so he has to find another way to give meaning to his life.

Monday 12th August, 7pmCAN YOU EVER FORGIVE ME? (15) USA, 2019, 106 minsDir: Marielle Heller. Cast: Melissa McCarthy, Richard E GrantBest-selling celebrity biographer (and cat-lover) Lee Israel finds her work has fallen out of fashion and is unpublishable. After selling her possessions, she embarks on a new career of deception, aided by her loyal friend Jack.

Monday 26th August, 7pmSTAN & OLLIE (PG)UK, 2019, 97 mins. Dir: Jon S Baird. Cast: Steve Coogan, John C Reilly, Shirley HendersonLaurel and Hardy’s golden Hollywood days are long gone and so the ageing couple decide to reignite their careers by touring the post-war British variety theatres.

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SEA FEVER 2 

Following the success of the first SEA FEVER festival in May 2018, we’re

delighted to announce the full line-up of speakers for SEA FEVER 2.

This exciting line-up of poetry and prose will be held from Friday 10th

to Sunday 12th May at Wells Maltings and bookings can be made for

individual events, passes purchased for individual days or, indeed, for the

duration of the three-day event. A dedicated Sea Fever Festival brochure

is available (pop into Wells Maltings soon for your copy) and you can also

find more details of each of the events online: www.wellsmaltings.org.uk

Tickets and passes can also be bought online or in person or by

calling the Box Office on 01328 710885.

SEA FEVER, North Norfolk’s Festival of Poetry and Prose, is the successor to the long-established Poetry-next-

the-Sea. This year’s festival, to be held on the 10th, 11th and 12th May,

will be staged in the main complex of the Maltings. It sees the return of

the festival to where it was founded in 1997, albeit to a venue transformed into a state-of-the-art 21st century

arts centre.

It is a huge privilege to be able to welcome back to the festival Sir Andrew Motion, who last came

to Wells in the days when he was Poet Laureate. Other poets to give

readings include Sally Festing, Elaine Stewart and Rebecca Watts, as well

as Norfolk’s own Kevin Crossley-Holland, one of the founders of

PNTS. We are thrilled that he will be launching at the festival his new

collaboration with photographer Andy Rafferty: This is Seahenge: A Journey.

Equally exciting is the presence of long-standing Wells resident

Roger Law, whose recent work as a

ceramicist is every bit as dazzling as the Spitting Image puppets that made

his name.  

“We hope that this festival will reflect the very special nature of this strip

between the land and the sea,” says festival co-director Jim Ring.  In this

vein, Francis Pryor, celebrated author, Lincolnshire sheep-farmer and

archaeologist will be reflecting on the special forces that created the East

Anglia landscape.   

Julia Blackburn, whose new work Time Song: Searching for Doggerland is being so wonderfully reviewed, will

talk about the long-vanished land beneath the North Sea.

 Sea Fever’s patron – the poet,

biographer and publisher Matthew Hollis - has agreed to present both a

musical collaboration with Richard Scott, and some of his new work on

The Wasteland.  

Finally, we have persuaded the composer and film-maker Tony

Britten to discuss Night Mail, the iconic film with music by Benjamin

Britten and words by WH Auden – sadly long gone - both of whom

attended Gresham’s in Holt.

 Tickets for Sea Fever are now on sale. In person via the Visitor

Information Centre at Wells Maltings, by phone on: 01328 710885 and online

at: www.wellsmaltings.org.uk

Full details of the programme and the

speakers are also available on the Sea

Fever website at: www.seafeverliteraryfestival.com

THE VILLIERS QUARTET IN RESIDENCE 2019

NOT TO BE MISSED!

Sunday 14th April, 3pmHaydn – String Quartet op. 51

(The Seven Last Words of Christ)

Sunday 23rd June, 3pmPeter Racine Fricker –

Quartet No. 2Matyas Seiber – “Quartetto

Lirico” Quartet No. 3 (1948-51)

Hailed as one of the most charismatic and adventurous quartets of the British chamber music scene, the Villiers Quartet: James

Dickenson (violin), Tamaki Higashi (violin), Carmen Flores (viola) and Nicholas Stringfellow (cello) have developed an international

reputation as exceptional interpreters of English composers including Elgar, Delius, Fricker and Bush.

Sunday, 15th September, 3pmAnton Webern -

Langsamer Satz (1905)Sibelius – Quartet in D minor

“Voces Intimae” (1909)

Sunday, 17th November, 3pmHubert Parry –

Quartet no 3 in G Major (1878 – 80)Anthony Payne – Quartet no 3

THE VILLIERS QUARTET IN RESIDENCE 2019

NOT TO BE MISSED!

Tickets: £15/14 Box Office: 01328 710885Wells Maltings, Staithe Street, Wells-next-the-Sea, NR23 1AN

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Sunday 10th February, 3pmShostakovich – Quartet no 3,

Beethoven – Quartet opus 131

Sunday 14th April, 3pmHaydn – String Quartet op. 51

(The Seven Last Words of Christ)

Sunday, 17th November, 3pmHubert Parry –

Quartet no 3 in G Major (1878 – 80)Anthony Payne – Quartet no 3

Sunday 23rd June, 3pmPeter Racine Fricker –

Quartet No. 2Matyas Seiber – “Quartetto

Lirico” Quartet No. 3 (1948-51)

Sunday, 15th September, 3pmAnton Webern -

Langsamer Satz (1905)Sibelius – Quartet in D minor

“Voces Intimae” (1909)

LIVE MUSIC AT THE MALTINGS

FLOYD IN THE FLESHFriday 26th April, 7.30pm

Tickets: £15From the subtle beauty of ‘Coming Back to Life’ to the all-out rock of

‘Run Like Hell’ this incredible, eight-piece, fully live tribute to the one and

only Pink Floyd delivers on every level. Featuring a spell-binding light

and laser show and with stunning, authentic projections on that iconic

circular screen, immerse yourself in the atmosphere, sights and sounds of

a truly terrific Pink Floyd tribute show!

PAKALOLO & BLOODGATE HILL

IT’S TIME TO FEEL ALIVE – ALTERNATIVE MUSIC GIG

Friday 17th May, 8pmTickets: £5

Pakalolo, an up-and-coming SKA Post Punk band from Norwich

supported by local band Bloodgate Hill will perform the first live gig in the Clore/Handa space at the

Maltings. Presented by AF Records.

LANDERMASONFriday 31st May, 7.30pm

Tickets: £12.50/£11.50Multi-instrumentalist Fiona

Lander (vocals, piano, whistles, clarinet, saxophone and occasional

percussion) and Paul Mason (guitars, vocals and ukulele) present a

fabulous and varied show which combines both traditional and

contemporary folk with jazz, blues and other styles. Their own self-

penned material is interspersed with lively jigs and striking arrangements

of traditional classics. Enjoy music from their latest album

‘Stand Together’ and prepare to be energised, uplifted, soothed and

entertained!

PIANO RECITAL: BOBBY CHEN

Sunday 9th June, 3pmTickets: £15/£14

Described by International Piano Magazine as: “an armour-clad player

of complete technique, a thinking musician, a natural Romantic. Young

bloods come no better.” Malaysian

Bobby Chen burst on the scene on a British tour with Lord Yehudi Menuhin and the Warsaw Sinfonia and a recital

at the Royal Festival Hall.

Programme: HAYDN - Sonata in E-flat

Major Hob XVI:49 18” FIELD - Variations on the

Russian song “In the Garden” - Rosemary homas 5”

LISZT - Sonetto 104 del Petrarca, S.161, No. 5 7”

(Interval)SCHUBERT – Six moments

musicaux, D. 780 (Op. 94) 27”

SHERINGHAM SHANTYMENFriday 19th July, 7.30pm

Tickets: £10/£9/£8During 1988 a group of local lifeboat

men and friends formed a shanty singing group to celebrate the

150th anniversary of the private sailing and pulling Sheringham

lifeboat the ‘Augusta’. They enjoyed the experience so much that they decided to continue. During those

first few years as they expanded they welcomed a variety of singers and

musicians to join the group, always supporting the RNLI. They formalised the group in 1990 naming themselves

the Sheringham Shantymen. And if you saw them at the Maltings last

year, you’ll know that you’re in for a treat, so book your tickets soon!

LUNCHTIME OBOE RECITAL: AMY ROBERTS WITH OLLIE TILL

Sunday 18th August, 1pmTickets: £10/£9/£8

Amy Roberts is a young oboist with a rich and varied career who freelances

around the country with Britain’s top orchestras. Come and hear her in

the atmospheric Kiln Room at Wells Maltings – the ideal environment for

these intimate classical concerts.

FAKENHAM UKES AND FRIENDS

Saturday 24th August, 7.30pmA fun evening of style, strumming

and song from our local four-stringed maestros – with special guests!

MUSIC-NEXT-THE-SEA

FESTIVALMUSIC-NEXT-THE-SEA

CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVALFriday 28th to Sunday 30th June

Friday 28th June 7.30pm Wells Maltings Kiln Room

DEBUSSY Piano Trio in G ALWYN Rhapsody for Piano Quartet

BEETHOVEN Piano Quartet in E Flat Op.16Tickets: £15/£14

 For the opening concert of this year’s Music-next-the-Sea chamber music

festival, Artistic Director Adam Johnson presents a programme

of works for piano and string trio. The beautiful Alwyn ‘Rhapsody’ is

matched by the Debussy Piano Trio and the Beethoven Piano Quartet.

Saturday 29th June, 7.30pmWells Maltings Kiln Room

Fauré Dolly Suite for Piano Duet Op. 56Mozart Piano Quartet No. 1 in G Minor

Fauré Piano Quartet No. 1 in C MinorFor the second evening performance, two of the greatest piano quartets in

the repertoire share this programme. The much-loved Mozart Piano

Quartet will be in the first half, and the monumental Fauré Piano Quartet

in the second.The programme begins with the

beautiful Dolly Suite for piano duet.

Sunday 30th June 4pm - NB time!Wells Maltings Kiln Room

French Finale: CHAMINADE Portrait 

POULENC: from Fiançailles pour rire

SATIE Je te veuxDELIBES Le Rossignol

POULENC Les chemins de l’amor HUË Fantasie

RAVEL La flûte enchanteé from Sheherezade

SAINT-SAËNS Bassoon SonataPOULENC Flute Sonata

CHAMINADE ConcertinoDEBUSSY Refelts dans l’eau

from ImagesGOUNOD “Je veux Vivre” from 

Romeo et Juliette 

For the finale of ‘Music-next-the-Sea’ 2019, Flautist Dan Watts shares

the stage with Bassonist Liz Trigg, Soprano Colette Boushell, and Adam

Johnson at the piano.They present a wonderfully varied

programme of French masterpieces for solo, duo, trios and culminating in a newly arranged version of the

virtuosic “Je veux Vivre” from Romeo et Juliette.

If you’d like to come along to all four concerts, the best option is a Festival

Pass. These are £40 (concessions £36), available from the Box Office

on 01328 710885 and online at: www.wellsmaltings.org.uk

ART EXHIBITIONS

ART EXHIBITIONS IN THE HANDA GALLERY

11AM TO 4PM DAILYALL WELCOME ∙ ENTRY FREE

EBB AND FLOW:IMAGES OF THE SEA

Friday 19th April to Sunday 12th May

AWASH IN THE SACKHOUSESaturday 18th and Sunday 19th May,

10am to 4pm. Course cost: £130A two-day Watercolour Workshop

with Alan Noyes from the Society of East Anglian Watercolourists

For course info, please contact Alan Noyes at: alannoyes@aol.com

JON CHAPMAN:‘PICTURES BY JOF’

OIL PAINTINGS AND SCULPTURE INSPIRED BY THE

‘SHEW’ STONE OF JOHN DEESaturday 8th to Sunday 16th June

ALFIE CARPENTER, KRISTY CAMPBELL AND

SUSAN ISAACSaturday 22nd to Saturday 29th June

RNLI WELLS: 150 YEARSWednesday 10th to

Wednesday 17th July

‘EVER-CHANGING LIGHT’BY GARETH HACON

Thursday 25th July to Monday 5th August

EGG-CITING EASTER

ACTIVITIESFun for all the family!

All sorts of classes and courses will be on offer at Wells Maltings during the Easter holidays, from

art and music activities to films and storytelling. Plus, there’ll be a fab,

fun Easter Egg Trail throughout the town. Places are filling up fast, so

hop to it! Tickets available from the Box Office on: 01328 710885, via the

Visitor Information Centre and online at: www.wellsmaltings.org.uk

EASTER EGG TRAIL10am Saturday 6th April to

4pm Monday 22nd AprilCollect your trail map (£1) from the Visitor Information Centre, find the

brightly-coloured eggs in 20 local stores, solve the clues and then

return to the VIC to collect your prize. Plus, enter the raffle to win some

delicious chocolate goodies – have fun!

DRUMMING WORKSHOPSThursday 11th April, 11am to 11.45amThursday 18th April, 11am to 11.45amCome drum along with Joolz on the

hardwood, bongo and djembe drums and find your rhythm. For those aged

7+. Up to 12 people per workshop; first come, first served. In the Kiln

Room upstairs. Tickets: £2.

DAZE OF DAFFODILSWednesday 10th April, 11am to 12.30pmWednesday 17th April, 11am to 12.30pm

Have fun drawing, painting and folding paper and card into these

wonderful spring flowers. For those aged 7+, up to 20 people per workshop; first come, first served.

In the atrium. Tickets: £2.

TALL TALESSaturday 6th April, 11am to 11.45amTuesday 9th April, 11am to 11.45am

Tuesday 16th April, 11am to 11.45amThese fascinating costumed

storytelling sessions bring history to life with tales of fishermen’s wives, merchants who lived and worked in Wells and themes of life, family and

survival. If you like a good story, you’ll love these sessions, aimed at those

aged 7+, 15 people max. In the Wells Heritage Centre; first come, first

served. Tickets £2.

A NEVER-ENDING STORYFree activity, available daily

Help us create a fascinating story based on the tale of Old Black Shuck

– you’ll find the storybook on the table outside the Visitor Information Centre

and what you say and draw is up to you…

FAMILY FUN

NICK SHARRATT’S RIGHT ROYAL DRAWALONG

A family-friendly, fun-filled draw-along for all ages from 4+

Tuesday 16th April, 2pmTickets: £10/£6

Family tickets also available Join acclaimed children’s writer and

illustrator Nick Sharratt and draw along with him! He’ll be showing you

how to sketch favourite characters like Tracy Beaker and Timothy Pope,

sharing ways of creating fantastic creatures like dragons and unicorns,

and giving loads of top tips. And to celebrate his latest book ‘Nice Work for the Cat and the King’ everything

will have an extra special “royal” twist. But be quick, as tickets are

selling fast!

ME-TIME WORKSHOPSunday 19th May, 10am to midday

Tickets: £2 per child (accompanying parent/helper free)

Join Katie Ellis from the marvellous Me-Time Workshops to become your

own super hero! Come and make a Time Capsule, along with your parent

or helper, all about the fantastic things that make you special.

This creative workshop is for all those aged seven to 10, working alongside

their parent or helper, with a well-being theme. What a wonderful way

to spend a morning!

WELLS MALTINGS YOUTH THEATRE MINI MALTSTERS

5-9 years, 10am to 11am, Saturday morningsMALTEEZERS

10-13 years, 11am to midday, Saturday mornings

A new regular activity for young people, these Saturday morning

workshops develop theatre, dance and music skills. Explore drama, dance, singing and performance,

learn new skills and make friends – and work towards public performances

and shows later in the year.Please contact the Box Office for details.

We look forward to welcoming you!

£2 per child book by the 5th of MayWells Maltings Box Office, Staithe Street, NR23 1ANBox Office 01328 710885hello@wellsmaltings.org.uk

You are your own Super Hero! Join us and make a Time Capsule, with the help of your parent or helper all about the fantastic things that make you special!

A fab creative workshop for children aged 7-10 years working alongside their parent and helper with a wellbeing theme.

Sunday 19th May 10am - 12pm

Wells Maltings, Staithe Street, Wells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk, NR23 1AN

MORGAN & WEST: MORE MAGIC FOR KIDS! Bigger, bolder and more

brilliant than before!Saturday 31st August, 2pm

Tickets: Adults £8; Children £6

Time-travelling magicians Morgan & West return to the stage with a

marvellous magic show full of crazy capers for the young, old, and everyone

in-between! Expect the unexpected, believe the unbelievable, but do not

dare miss the unmissable Morgan & West! If you saw them at Wells Maltings

last summer, you’ll know that you’re in for a treat – last year’s show was

mesmerising and this year’s show is set to be stupendous!

Might Mr Morgan manage a whole trick without his partner complaining? Will

Mr West ever accept children as real people too? Can everyone’s favourite

duo of deception finally find fame, fortune, and a box of fondant fancies?

Find out all of this and more in Morgan & West: More Magic For Kids!

MORGAN & WEST: TIME-TRAVELLING MAGICIANS

A magical extravaganza for this millennium!

Saturday 31st August, 7.30pmTickets: Adults £8; Children (10+) £8

Great Scott! Time-travelling magicians Morgan & West present another

magical extravaganza at Wells Maltings! Not content with their lot

as the 19th Century’s greatest magic duo, this remarkable pair present a

conjuring spectacular to the audiences of the modern day.

No future is left unseen and no timeline left unaltered as these

temporal tricksters burst into the 21st Century with a show brimming

over with baffling magic, unparalleled precognitive powers, and a totally

genuine ability to travel through time! An unforgettable evening of magic,

mystery, and the unexplainable.

COMMUNITY In addition to all the films, drama, concerts, art exhibitions and other

activities at Wells Maltings, there are also some wonderful community

events. These currently include exercise and relaxation classes such as yoga, ballet, Zumba and Pilates, as well

as meditation, singing and a toddlers’ group. Some of these are listed below,

but for full details, take a look at our website at: www.wellsmaltings.org.uk – go to the ‘Our Venue’ tab and then click

on ‘Clore Community Space’.

YOGA AND MEDITATIONTeacher Marie Isaac hosts regular yoga sessions, mindfulness classes for both

children and adults and a meditation group, amongst other things. A full list

of her classes can be found at: www.wellbeingbythesea.com You can also get in touch with Marie on 07913 187251 or at:

wellbeingbythesea@outlook.com to find out more.

NOM-ASTE YOGA BRUNCH CLUB

Sunday 28th April and Sunday 26th May 9.30am to 12pm

Enjoy a 90-minute Vinyasa Yoga Class to warm the body with a dynamic flow

and then follow this with a delicious

brunch. Detox, re-set, unwind and feel amazing! These Nom-aste Yoga

Brunch Club sessions cost £35 and can be booked online at:

www.santoshayoganorfolk.com

PILATESHeather Sampson from Sampson

Pilates holds regular classes at Wells Maltings. Pick up a leaflet when you’re

in the building next, call: 01328 712116, email Heather at:

info@sampsonpilates.com or find out more online at:

www.sampsonpilates.com

BALLETAlways wanted to try ballet? Danced

as a child and want to take it up again? Fiona Fretwell holds regular ballet

classes for over-55s at Wells Maltings where everyone is welcome. Call 07718 521338 or email: fionafretwell@hotmail.com

SING AND BE HAPPY!Everybody’s welcome to Wells

Maltings on Thursdays for gospel/soul workshops with leader Lauren Dove. Featuring gospel, gospel-influenced

pop, funk, jazz and blues, these monthly classes run on every second

Thursday of the month. From 7pm to 9pm, £8 per session. For further

details, please contact Gail on: 07876 771917. Have fun!

COMMUNITY ROOMS FOR HIRE And if you’re interested in hiring out one of Wells Maltings’ wonderful

community rooms, please get in touch. The rooms are ideal for meetings and team briefings, with room hire for corporate events starting

at £25 plus VAT per hour. They’re also great spaces for birthday parties, lunches and dinners, and all kinds

of classes and workshops and we’re pleased to offer community rates. Get in touch at:

hello@wellsmaltings.org.uk or on 01328 711378 to find

out more.

VISITOR INFORMATION

CENTRE & BOX OFFICE

The Wells Visitor Information Centre is located in the heart of Wells Maltings

and is open from 10am to 5pm, seven days a week.

Find out all about Wells and the surrounding area, book tickets to

events and activities at Wells Maltings, and do a spot of shopping while you’re there – there are some lovely, bespoke

items on sale.

Contact the Visitor Information Centre & Box Office on 01328 710885, email: info@wellsmaltings.org.uk or simply

pop in in person!

And remember, when the Visitor Information Centre is closed, bookings

for performances at Wells Maltings can still be made online.

CAFÉ/BARThe welcoming café at Wells Maltings

serves everything from Fairtrade coffee and home-made cakes to

freshly-prepared sandwiches and salads, delicious hot lunches, attractive

charcuterie boards and leisurely afternoon tea. The café is open

daily from 10am.

The bar is also open every day and is the perfect place to read the papers,

take a look at your laptop or phone or catch up with friends while enjoying a

pint of local ale or cider or a refreshing glass of wine.

And if you’re at Wells Maltings for a show, concert, talk or other

performance, don’t forget to pre-order your interval drinks. Drinks can be

taken into the auditorium, so there’s no rush to finish them before the

production begins.

VOLUNTEER WITH US!Volunteers are highly valued at Wells Maltings – they bring life and energy

to what we do and we simply could not operate without them!

As a not-for-profit organisation embedded in our local community,

we rely on the support of our dedicated volunteers to keep this busy venue going and so if you’re

considering volunteering – for the Visitor Information Centre, Box Office,

as a steward for the events in the auditorium, or for shifts in the office,

café or bar, for example, please get in touch.

You can register your interest with Jen Davies, volunteer co-ordinator, at:

jen@wellsmaltings.org.uk – and we look forward to hearing from you!

Our aim at Wells Maltings is to connect people with arts, heritage and each other. Now that Wells Maltings is fully open, we want to make it fly!

And that’s where you come in – we want to provide the very best for our community and audience, and we need your support and investment to make this fabulous new centre a sustainable and thriving place.

In short, we’d like to welcome you to the Wells Maltings family!

Become a Wells Maltings Friend and support this dynamic new arts, culture and heritage initiative – you’ll be investing in Wells Maltings’ future.

Wells Maltings Friends membership provides a host of benefits, discounts and events, along with priority booking.

And if you become a Wells Maltings Patron, you can make an even greater difference. Your donation will mean that Wells Maltings will be able to extend and enhance its work in the community and with young people

and to push the boundaries with performance, exhibitions, heritage activities and other events for all ages, abilities and backgrounds.

As a Wells Maltings Patron you will receive all the benefits of being a Friend as well as invitations to special parties, Private Views and events and opportunities to participate in numerous other ways. You will also know that you are making a tangible difference to the work of Wells Maltings.

And thanks to the Gift Aid scheme, if you are a UK taxpayer, we can claim tax back on a large part of your subscription at no cost to you.

For more information and to become a Wells Maltings Friend or Patron, go to www.wellsmaltings.org.uk/memberships/. Or pick up a leaflet when you’re in the building next, or give us a call on 01328 710885.

JOIN THE WELLS MALTINGS FAMILY:BECOME A FRIEND OR PATRON Your support will make a huge difference

This picture and back cover: Sarah Toon Photography.

Wells Maltings Trust acknowledges the financial contributions from the following organisations and agencies, without whom the creation and development of this landmark cultural centre for North Norfolk

and beyond would not have been possible:

National Lottery Awards for All, Paul Bassham Charitable TrustTrusthouse Charitable Foundation, Martin Laing Foundation

Bowland Charitable Trust, Norfolk County Council Community Construction Fund, SOS Community Lottery Fund/Big Lottery Fund

Lennox Hannay Charitable Trust, MBI Jaber Foundation

In addition to the extremely generous support of donors and contributors from our local community.

Coastal Communities Fund

Clore Duffield Foundation

International Fund for Arts and Culture (IFAC)

North Norfolk District Council: Big Society Fund

Business Rates Pool Fund

WITH GRATEFUL THANKS

European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development

Garfield Weston Foundation

Foyle Foundation

Norfolk Coast Partnership

Sheringham Shoal

Architectural Heritage Fund

North Norfolk Fisheries Local Action Group (FLAG)

AN ARTS, HERITAGE AND COMMUNITY HUB EVERYONE WELCOME – COME ON IN!

MUSIC □ FILM □ DRAMA □ DANCE □ COMEDY ART □ POETRY □ HERITAGE □ TALKS

FAMILY ACTIVITIES AND MUCH MORE!

Box Office: 01328 710885Wells Maltings, Staithe Street

Wells-next-the-Sea Norfolk, NR23 1AN

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Wells Maltings Trust is a registered charity no. 1139767