Hull Truck Theatre October 2013 - March 2014

JAnuAry - April

2013September - December

2012

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2013/2014

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• Muddy Cows• The evenTs• TwelfTh nighT• Pride and

prejudice • ouT of his skin• we will Be free• verve 14

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As Hull bids to be the City of Culture we are delighted to offer you a varied and exciting programme showcasing the very best of theatre, comedy and drama.

The season starts with the highly-anticipated visit by the Stephen Joseph Theatre’s excellent production of Muddy Cows. Diving face-first into the fierce, funny and filthy world of women’s rugby, this comedy from local favourite John Godber will brighten up your autumn as we head into the darker nights.

During the festive period children and adults alike are in for a real treat with two Hull Truck productions. In the daytime, the Big Bad Wolf finally goes on trial for his deceptive mischief in our musical production of Little Red Riding Hood, in which you get to choose the outcome! Then, in the evenings, Mick Martin’s brand new comedy The Flame-Haired Dynamo is the perfect show for anyone wanting to escape the seasonal mayhem with a fun-packed production that takes you from the usual Christmas tensions to the excitement of the good old Christmas annual.

Meanwhile, we’re proud to be welcoming such exciting companies as Filter and RashDash and hope our family-friendly children’s programme will introduce some new young faces to their very first live theatre experience. Add to this plenty of stand-up comedy, music, dance and inspiring shows from our Creative Learning department, and you’ll discover a season that truly does have something for everyone.

Now, we simply must say more about Hull’s bid for City of Culture 2017. Achieving this coveted title would mean big things for the city, not only in terms of arts and culture, but also investment, development and a huge boost in local pride and community spirit. Please do anything you can to back the bid, including talking about #Hull2017 on your social media channels.

Also, at Hull Truck we pride ourselves on offering you the highest quality work at the lowest possible prices and it’s your support that makes us one of the UK’s leading producing theatres. My Theatre Matters is an excellent campaign that invites you to shout about the value of Hull Truck, so please do visit www.mytheatrematters.com and tell them why we matter to you.

Finally, we want you to be the first to know that we will soon have a very exciting new cafe-bar, so please do make our theatre your second home, be it for a coffee, a catch-up or a really great piece of entertainment.

We look forward to welcoming you to Hull Truck Theatre soon.

Welcome to your theatre

ContentsHULL TRUCK THeATRe PRoDUCTIoNS p 4 - 7VISITING MAIN THeATRe p 8 - 12VISITING STUDIo THeATRe p 13 - 16A PLAy, A PIe AND A PINT p 17FAMILy FUN p 18 - 21STAND-UP CoMeDy p 22 - 23DANCe p 24MUSIC p 25HULL JAzz FeSTIVAL p 26 - 27CReATIVe LeARNING p 28 - 29

Janthi Mills-Ward Executive Director

Mark Babych Artistic Director

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hull TruCk TheaTre production

#HTTdynamo

chris mccann’s life is going nowhere. He’s out of work, out of money and out of luck. His kids don’t understand him and his wife’s at her wits’ end. Worst of all, it’s christmas. Is Chris in the mood for mistletoe and wine? No. He can’t afford them for a start! He’s blown what cash he had on old Christmas Annuals so he can revisit the world of his boyhood heroes, especially Titch McCreavie, the Flame-Haired Dynamo – a superstar footballer, 1970s style!

As Christmas Day approaches, Chris withdraws into the cartoon world of perfect goals, perfect girls, flared jeans and fondue parties – with some rather surprising results!

This Christmas, Hull Truck invites you to join Chris on a hilarious and heartfelt journey – part Back to the Future, part A Christmas Carol, all brilliantly unhinged – from Mick Martin, the writer of 2012 Northern Soul smash Once Upon a Time in Wigan.

The Flame-Haired Dynamo – out of the comic strip and into the theatre from November 28th. Book now!

Hull Truck Theatre proudly presents the world premiere of

the flaMe-haired dynaMo by Mick MartinDirector Nick LaneSet Designer Pip LeckenbyLighting Designer Graham Kirk

The Flame-Haired Dynamo – coming to life this Christmas!

noveMBer/january

Thurs 28 nov - saT 11 Jan I 7:45pm(MatInees sat 30 nov, 28 Dec, 11 Jan & WeD 8 Jan, 2pm)

Thursday 28 Nov - Saturday 14 Dec & Monday 6 - Saturday 11 JanMonday - Friday £15.50 Saturday £18 Concessions £3 off (evening performances only)

Matinees £12

Monday 16 Dec - Saturday 4 JanMonday - Saturday £18 Concessions £3 off (evening performances only)

Matinees £12

James Weaver

David Maccreedy

Ray Castleton

Fiona Wass

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(Online booking code ‘Early Bird’)

MatInees sat 30 nov, 28 Dec, 11 Jan & WeD 8 Jan, 2pM

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How bad is the big bad Wolf?He blows pigs’ houses down, thinks nothing of eating seven little kids, and don’t forget what he did to poor Red Riding Hood: frightening her in a wood, hiding her Gran and trying to gobble her up. Let’s face it, his name says it all – he’s big and bad.Isn’t he?Isn’t he?This year, the people who brought you The Elves & the Shoemaker, A Christmas Carol and Pinocchio are back to ask you one simple question – should the Wolf be sent down for his crimes, or is he the victim of a terrible smear campaign? With silly songs, ridiculous rhymes, lots of bonkers fairytale characters and a Judge made of Fudge, this is one Christmas trial you’d be mad to miss... plus, you – yes, you – get to choose the end of the show!

Hull Truck Theatre presents

liTTle red riding hoodby Nick Lane Director amanda J SmithSet Designer Pip LeckenbyLighting Designer Graham KirkComposer Tristan Parkes

AGE 4+AND THEIRGROWN

UPS

Tue 3 deC - saT 4 Jan

Performances

DeCeMBer TimeTUeSDAy 3 1:30pm

WeDNeSDAy 4 10:30am 1:30pmTHURSDAy 5 10:30am 1:30pm

FRIDAy 6 10:30am 1:30pmSATURDAy 7 1pm 4pmMoNDAy 9 1:30pm

TUeSDAy 10 10:30am 1:30pm WeDNeSDAy 11 10:30am 1:30pmTHURSDAy 12 10:30am 1:30pm

FRIDAy 13 10:30am 1:30pmSATURDAy 14 1pm 4pmMoNDAy 16 1:30pmTUeSDAy 17 10:30am 1:30pm

WeDNeSDAy 18 10:30am 1:30pmTHURSDAy 19 10:30am 1:30pm

FRIDAy 20 10:30am 1:30pmSATURDAy 21 1pm 4pmMoNDAy 23 1pm 4pmTUeSDAy 24 1pmFRIDAy 27 1pm 4pmMoNDAy 30 1pm 4pmTUeSDAy 31 1pm

JaNUary TimeTHURSDAy 2 1pm 4pm

FRIDAy 3 1pm 4pmSATURDAy 4 1pm 4pm

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#muddycows


sePTeMBer / octoBer

Tue 24 sePT - saT 12 oCT I 7:45pm(MatInees WeD & sat, 2pm)

‘this is a team effort and the whole production is a winner’Scarborough News

Tickets Tuesday - Friday £15.50Saturday £18 Concessions £3 off (evening performances only) Matinees £12

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A surgeon, a farmer, a vet, a beautician, a primary school teacher, a social worker and a solicitor: on the face of it, they don’t seem to have much in common. but these are the muddy cows - a team of female rugby players with all the courage, passion and commitment of their male counterparts.

And absolutely none of the cash, back-up or kit... Maggie Deakin is planning to step down as coach of the Muddy Cows. But there’s one final challenge to face - the unbeatable New zealand side, The Black Ferns. Can the Muddy Cows overcome? or will their own personal conflicts prove their undoing?BAFTA-winning playwright John Godber has written extensively about sport: weightlifting in Cramp, bodybuilding in Beef, crown green bowling in Crown Prince and judo in Blood, Sweat and Tears. He also wrote and directed the iconic rugby league comedy Up ‘n’ Under, which won an olivier Award and was made into a feature film.

The Stephen Joseph Theatre Company presents

Muddy CowsWritten and directed by John Godber

Abi Titmuss

Elizabeth Carling

Hayley Tamaddon

Claire Eden

Una McNulty

Amy Thompson

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Screams echo through corridors. A forest echoes with the sound of gunfire. At claire’s choir rehearsal, something terrible happens.When Claire, a priest, survives a horrific crime, she sets out to answer the most difficult question of all: Why? It’s a journey that takes her to the edge of reason, science, politics and faith. David Greig’s daring new play asks how far forgiveness will stretch in the face of atrocity. Featuring local choirs and a soaring soundtrack, what unfolds is a tale of tragedy, obsession and our destructive desire to fathom the unfathomable.THe eVeNTS premiered at the 2013 edinburgh Fringe Festival to rave reviews and won a Fringe First award.

Tue 5 - saT 9 I 7:45pm (MatInee sat 9, 2pm)

Actors Touring Company, young Vic Theatre, Brageteatret and Schauspielhaus Wein presents

The evenTsby David Greig Director ramin GrayComposer John BrowneDesigner Chloe LamfordLighting Designer Charles BalfourSound Designer alex Caplen

Tickets Tuesday - Friday £15.50 Saturday £18 Concessions £3 off (evening performances only) Matinee £12

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‘Probably the finest, most important thing Greig has written.’

★★★★★ The Daily Telegraph Contains some

strong language.

Rudi Dharmalingam

Neve McIntosh


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Viola loves Orsino Orsino loves Olivia Olivia loves cesario... who is really Viola in disguise.

meanwhile, Sir toby’s got some tricks up his sleeve. let the night of fun and feasting begin.Two worlds collide in Filter’s explosive new take on Shakespeare’s lyrical Twelfth Night. olivia’s melancholic, puritanical household clashes head-on with Sir Toby’s insatiable appetite for drunken debauchery. orsino’s relentless pursuit of olivia and Malvolio’s extraordinary transformation typify the madness of love in Illyria: land of make believe and illusion.This story of romance, satire and mistaken identity is crafted into one of the most exciting and accessible Shakespeare productions of recent years. experience the madness of love in this heady world where riotous gig meets Shakespeare.

Tue 12 - fri 15 I 7:45pm (WeD 13 & FrI 15, 1pm & thurs 14, 10:30am)

Filter in association with the RSC presents

TwelfTh nighTby William Shakespeare Created by filter Directed by Sean Holmes

Tickets evenings £15.50Concessions £3 off (evening performances only) Mornings and Matinees £12


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‘...the most exciting Shakespeare reworking for years... Don’t miss.’ Sunday Times

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Two Bit Classics and Theatre Royal Bury St edmunds present

pride and prejudiceby Jane austen

2013 celebrates the 200th anniversary of the publication of Pride and Prejudice. This new adaptation takes a fresh but faithful approach to one of the nation’s most cherished novels.

‘It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife.’Two actors bring 21 vibrant characters to life in an inventive production that sparkles with Austen’s wit and style.

octoBer Thurs 24 - fri 25 I 7:45pmvisiTing

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shakesPeare sChools fesTivalThe Shakespeare Schools Festival works with 1,000 secondary, primary and special schools all over the UK. each night, four schools will perform four different Shakespeare plays. Come along and celebrate the achievements of local schools from Hull and east yorkshire in a wonderful evening of entertainment.

Townsend Productions presents we will Be freeThe true story of George and Betsy Loveless and the Dorset farm labourers who were convicted by Government for forming a Trade Union in 1834 to fight against wage cuts inflicted by the local landowner. This inspirational story of their determination, solidarity and courage is told using the musical arrangements of revered folk singer and squeezebox player John Kirkpatrick. From the company that brought you The Ragged Trousered. Philanthropists.

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Rich Seam Theatre Company presents

royal flush by Nick Lane1882. After years of inspiration, innovation and occasional idiocy, yorkshireman Thomas Crapper is commissioned to provide toilets for Queen Victoria. 2012. At an old people’s home, Joe has the task of a lifetime: to get all the toilets sparkling clean for a Diamond Jubilee royal visit.

sePTeMBer thurs 26 I 8pm

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one-off Productions presents

CoMPany by Stephen SondheimIt’s Robert’s 35th birthday. He has good friends, a gorgeous apartment and a girlfriend (or three). But is he happy? Through Stephen Sondheim’s brilliant songs and sharp lyrics, together with George Firth’s hilarious script, Robert reviews his life and relationships, exploring the ups and downs of being a bachelor in New york.

sePTeMBer fri 27 - saT 28 I 8pm


Tickets £12Concessions £2 off

RashDash present

ugly sisTers once upon a time there was us - Ruby and us.Ruby was our mum. She had to work a lot. We played in the burnt-out car round the back. We could do anything, except play with the needles. Then everything changed, and there were bright lights and loud noises and flashing cameras. And there was her, and she was different. everyone loved her. Whoever holds the pen writes the story.Thumping drums, clanging keys and violent voices. RashDash tell the real story of Cinderella: a sinister and sensuous cabaret.

octoBer Thurs 10 I 8pmvisiTing

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‘electrifying’Telegraph

‘sensational’ Total Theatre

Starring Matt Booth

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Lives of others Theatre presents

floaTing by Sam freemaneveryone has a story to tell about the NHS.Terrible food, waiting lists, infections and complaints.But what are the unheard stories of compassion andkindness? Meet a high-dependency nurse, overworked andundervalued. The beating heart of your NHS.

octoBer saT 19 I 8pm

Gilded Balloon presents Murder, MargareT and Meby Philip MeeksMargaret Rutherford’s performance as Miss Marple madeher a movie icon, but it nearly didn’t happen. This intriguing new play humorously unearths the fascinating reasons why as Janet Prince dives into the world-famous character.

octoBer fri 25 - saT 26 I 8pm

Tickets £12 Concessions £2 off

Kings of england presents

MonuMenT To Charlie ChaPlin The greaT diCTaTor on 17 March 1941, the National Picture Theatre – a cinema on Beverley Road, Hull – was bombed. each of the 150 people in attendance, gathered for a screening of Charlie Chaplin’s The Great Dictator, survived – no fatalities. In response to this unique site, performance company Kings of england issued themselves a directive: Build a Monument to Charlie Chaplin. Following the performance will be a full screening of the Charlie Chaplin classic film The Great Dictator.Check our website for special post-show talks.





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Hull Playgoers Society presents

eden end by J.B. Priestley The calm, comfortable home of country GP Dr Kirby is suddenly disrupted by the return of Stella, his beautiful and talented daughter, after years away making her name as an actress. With secrets, deep passions and bitter resentments uncovered, a way of life is about to be shattered.

noveMBerwed 13 - saT 16 I 8pm (MatInee sat 16, 2:30pm)

Red Ladder and o’Hooley & Tidow present songs of solidariTy, suffrage and sTrengThFebruary 1918, and after years of protest Parliament is poised to grant women the vote. In story and song, this is one Lancashire mill-girl’s journey from schoolroom to prison cell and beyond followed by an evening of thought-provoking songs of wry social observation, love, loss and humour by o’Hooley & Tidow.

january wed 22 I 8pm

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Monkeywood Theatre presents

flesh by Sarah McDonald Hughes

Shannon and Dylan are 16. They’re in love. And they’re having a baby.“It was New Year’s and I was all ready to go and getlashed. I don’t know why I did the test then but I did. I couldn’t wait.” Monkeywood spent hundreds of hours with young parents, gathering their true stories, opinions and insights. Flesh is a brand new play that follows three young people as they become parents for the first time.




visiTing studio theatre january Thurs 30 I 8pm

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Theatre Royal Bury St edmunds and Menagerie Theatre Company present

egusi souP by Janice OkohAs the Anyias, a British-Nigerian family, pack their suitcases and prepare to head home to Lagos for a memorial service in honour of the late Mr Anyia, they soon realise they will need to get rid of some excess baggage first! A spicy new comedy about love, life, loss and... packing!

Theatre Alibi presents

haMMer & Tongs by Daniel JamiesonHammer & Tongs digs deep into the human tendency to argue the toss at the drop of a hat. From farcical fisticuffs at Nigel and Clarissa’s wedding disco to kids squabbling for control of the TV remote, Hammer & Tongs presents a very human comedy - physical, funny, bloody-minded, absurd, musical, moving and completely bonkers.

MarCh Thurs 13 - fri 14 I 8pm


Wet Picnic presents

death and gardeningInternationally acclaimed Wet Picnic throw you into aworld caught between life and death. A world wherestrangers in yellow macs are keen to dispatch you to your final resting place and gardening becomes a metaphor for the cycle of life.Death and Gardening delves into the unconventionaldemise of David Fanshaw, who struggles to come to terms with what he will leave behind. A contagious blend of physical comedy and the absurd, which shines a light on our inevitable mortality.

MarCh Thurs 20 - fri 21 I 8pm



MarCh fri 7 - saT 8 I 8pm




new wriTing

a Play, a Pie and a PinT

For a look at what we’re up to, or to find out how to get involved, please visitwww.hulltruck.co.uk/open-space/new-writing

NeW WrITING. IT’S THe HearT Of WHaT We DO.Hull Truck’s commitment to new writing is stronger than ever. With numerous projects in the pipeline, we’re as excited as we’ve ever been about exploring the works of all writers, from seasoned professionals to first-timers and all points in-between.

WeD 9 oct 2013 - 6pmpride & Joy by Joe WhiteMike’s teacher Laura has caught him watching an inappropriate video in school. Mike’s father John is called in, but doesn’t see what Laura is so worked up about. Is Laura overreacting? Is this perfectly normal for a boy of Mike’s age? or is there more to his behaviour than meets the eye? Joe White’s claustrophobic new three-hander explores the difficulty of how to solve our children’s problems when we don’t have the solutions.

WeD 29 Jan 2014 - 6pmheel by Ian WintertonUpon discovering her husband was the only one of his friends not to commit adultery when away on a work trip, Penelope’s unshakeable feeling of disappointment proves to be a thread at which she can’t stop pulling. A darkly funny new play from Ian Winterton, whose play Sherica won a Manchester Theatre Award and was nominated for BBC Drama North’s Alfred Bradley Bursary.

WeD 26 Feb 2014 - 6pmCaMPaigner by Conor McKeeLate at night an ailing father and his son turn on each other in a painful confrontation. The argument tears through family relationships in a taut yet tender revelation of the expectations between the two men. The new drama from critically acclaimed playwright Conor McKee, whose play Thrasher was performed at Hull Truck in spring 2013.

all tickets £8

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robert louis Stephenson’s classic tale, retold by mike Kenny... with a twist!Hawkins is bored. A long night stretches ahead. Almost as long as the endless shelves that need stacking.There be mutiny at Flints! As modern-day and fantasy worlds collide, Flints Supermarket becomes the scene for this classic adventure of Hawkins, Long John Silver, parrots and pirates. Hold on to your hats as we tell this tale of treasure, tills and trolleys!Late-night shelf stackers let their imaginations run wild; hiding below decks from the all-controlling security guard, turning the aisles into adventure, carrots into parrots, and cut-loaves into cutlasses! But will they checkout the treasure where eXit marks the spot?A swash-buckling trolley dash of a show that’s fun for all the family, from cabin lads and lasses to experienced first-mates!Mind the Gap is an award-winning theatre company that works with learning disabled and non-disabled artists as equals.

Mind the Gap presents

treasure island retold by Mike Kenny

Tickets £8

HAlf TERm fUN

octoBer Tue 29 I 2pm wed 30 I 11am & 2pm

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Visit www.familyartsfestival.com to discover more great family arts events happening in your area this october Half Term.

Children’s theatre Birthday partiesHull Truck Theatre would like to invite you to one of our fun-packed birthday parties to kick off this year’s Children’s Theatre Festival, with games, party food, jokes and activities for all!Tickets £4 (Adults Free)

saT 15 feB 10:30am & 1:30pm

Hand to Mouth Theatre Company JaCk aT The BeansTalk CafeA nourishing bean-feast of stories in the Beanstalk Cafe, including the sweet and sour tale of The old Woman in a Vinegar Bottle, and a tasty take on Jack and the Beanstalk.

Tickets £6

Mon 17 feB 11am & 2pm

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Lyngo Theatre Company

The fish’s wishesCo-produced by the Half Moon young People’s Theatre A little vegetarian fish who lives in a glass escapes into our airy world. He’s got lots of questions and just like many small creatures we know and love, he needs answers and he needs them now.Tickets £6

fri 21 feB 11am & 2pm

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hull TruCk Play dayHull Truck Theatre will be overflowing with free aCTIvITIeS and stalls held by local charities and companies who all work with children and young people. It will include arts and crafts stalls, children’s centres, the library services and much more.

Thurs 20 feB 10am - 4pm


Children’s TheaTre fesTival

faMily TheaTre Tour and experience ever wanted to know what goes on behind the scenes? Where the costumes are kept and where the actors wait before they go onstage? Come and explore parts of the theatre you have never seen before, try on some costumes and challenge yourself to a Family Theatre Quiz.

Tickets £4

Teasel Theatre Company

grisly Tales froM TuMBlewaTerJoin fearless orphan Daniel Dorey as he finds himself battling evil Caspian Prye on the rain-soaked streets of Tumblewater. A fast-paced adventure with laughs, frights and live music.

Tickets £6

Tue 18 feB 11am & 2pm

wed 19 feB 11am & 2pm

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AGE 8+

AGE 4 -10

AGE 3+

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Following the fantastic sell-out success of ugly Duckling, northern ballet is delighted to announce their latest ballet especially for children.Three little pigs set out into the world. The first pig decides to build a house of straw, the second a house made of sticks and the third pig chooses to build a house of bricks. Then along comes a very hungry wolf. The wolf begs each little pig to invite him in for dinner. When they refuse he threatens to huff and puff and blow their houses down. Will any of the pigs be smart enough to escape the big bad wolf?

Bringing the timeless fairy tale to life, Three Little Pigs is the perfect opportunity to introduce your little ones to the magic of live ballet, music and theatre.

thurs 13 12:15pm, 2pm & 4:30pm

Northern Ballet presents

three liTTle Pigs

all tickets £6 These performances will last approximately 40 minutes.

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Suitable for all ages - especially the young and young-at-heart!

aPril

charlie and lola are completely excited to be back on stage with their extremely new play – and this time they’re bringing along Sizzles the Dog! If you liked Charlie and Lola’s Best Bestest Play, you will love this extra special, brand new show.enter a magical journey through the seasons as Charlie and Lola discover that everything is different and not the same. What happens when Lola and her best friend Lotta say they will honestly and promisedly look after Sizzles? And follow Charlie and his best friend Marv on a Pirate Squidbones adventure!Playful, funny and full of surprises, this extremely new play about friendship and adventures is a treat for everyone. A magical mix of puppets, live action and music based on the much-loved books by Lauren Child and the ever popular BBC TV Series.

Thurs 24 - saT 26 thurs & FrI, 11am & 1:30pm sat, 11am, 1:30pm & 4pm

Watershed Productions present the BBC Worldwide and Polka Theatre production of

Charlie and lola’s exTreMely new PlayBased on the characters created by Lauren ChildAdapted by Jonathan Lloyd

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TicketsBand A £12.50 Band B £11.50 Band C £10.00 Charlie and Lola™ and © Lauren Child 2005. Charlie and Lola is produced by Tiger Aspect Productions and distributed by BBC Ltd. BBC logo TM and © BBC 1996

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sTand-uP CoMedy

Brian aPPleTon history of the world in 3 darTs

Selly oak’s most bitter man-rock musicologist and part-time lecturer takes to the road. Brian is the creation of Graham Fellows – the man behind John Shuttleworth.Tickets £12 Concessions £2 off

sean hughesPenguins

Award winning comedian, Sean is back on tour with a brand new gem of a show.


wed 30 oCT 8pm

Mark ThoMas 100 aCTs of Minor dissenTMark goes back to what he does best, mischief... Subversive, funny, probably legal and occasionally inspiring.

Tickets £15.50 Concessions £3 off

sat 26 oct 7:45pm

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JereMy hardy A stand-up comic since 1984 best known for his work on Radio 4, notably on News Quiz and I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue.


saT 19 oCT 7:45pm

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Carl donnellynow ThaT’s whaT i Carl donnelly! voluMe vJoin edinburgh Comedy Award Nominee Carl for a brand new hilarious show. As seen on Mock The Week and Russell Howard’s Good News.Tickets £12

Tue 19 nov 8pm

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saT 1 feB 7:45pm

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sTand-uP CoMedy

riChard herringwe’re all going To dieAfter sorting out politics, religion and love, Herring returns to tackle the undiscovered country from whose bourn no traveller returns.

Tickets £15

saT 22 Mar 7:45pm

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luCy PorTernorThern soulFamiliar from the popular TV panel show Never Mind The Buzzcocks and Mock The Week – Lucy returns with her best show yet.


Choose your own doCuMenTaryPart stand-up, part film documentary and part spoken word based on the ‘Choose your own Adventure’ phenomenon of the 1980s.


Thurs 13 feB 8pm

Chris raMseyThe MosT dangerous Man on saTurday Morning Television

After being “sent off” the Soccer AM sofa last year for misbehaving, Chris wonders whether he really is the Most Dangerous Man on Saturday Morning TV? Tickets £16.50

Mon 10 Mar 7:45pm

russell kanesMallnessWhat is it with us and smallness? We Brits love it - being tiny but fierce, close but distant. Russell returns with a new blisteringly big-small show.

Tickets £17.50

Tue 29 aPr 7:45pm

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fri 14 feB 8pm

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hull danCe PriZe The Hull Dance Prize is a great evening of dance with a competitive twist. Six local dance companies will perform brand new works just for you, plus a panel of professional judges. Two prizes will be awarded, one by the judges and one by yoU the audience! See a fantastic range of new performances, be wowed and pick your winner!

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theatre

ouT of his skin Bored with the monotony of the everyday and trying to find his place in the world, one man goes on a journey of self-discovery. Pushing every available boundary and risking everything until there is nothing left, he searches for the next high, the next hit and the next big thing. Following on from their success at Freedom Festival and using their trademark urban contemporary language, 2Faced Dance Company return with a new full-length work choreographed by Artistic Director Tamsin Fitzgerald.


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verve 14 Four thrilling contemporary dance works choreographed by acclaimed artists Lea Anderson, Ben Duke, Gemma Nixon and Jonathan Goddard, and also emergent artist Jamaal Burkmar. Ranging from the passionate and fast-paced to the quirky and stylish, Verve promises dynamic performances by twelve incredible dancers.


Tue 18 I 7:45pmMarCh Main theatre

‘A very talented cast’ Dance europe

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Tickets £10

ruBy turner

folk in hull

Ruby can breathe life and meaning into a song, whether it is a passionate soaring ballad or a funky up-tempo groove. A star vocalist in Jools Holland’s Rhythm and Blues orchestra, Ruby’s star is burning brighter than ever.

Blessed with a voice that has been likened to Aretha Franklin and Janis Joplin, Ruby continues to win the hearts and minds of an ever growing and diverse fan base.

The return of the highly popular eclectic night of quality music celebrating the sounds of the city.Hull has a rich musical heritage to be proud of, from The Watersons to The Housemartins. For this collection of local talent, ‘folk’ is treated in its broadest sense, meaning ‘the people of Hull’ and not just folk music.expect an evening’s entertainment that encompasses a wide array of musical genres, each of them giving you even more reason to be proud of this wonderful city!

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friday 22 noveMBer 7pm – 8:30pm studio theatreTCha liMBerger kaloTasZeg TrioThis blind Transylvanian leader of the world famous Budapest Gypsy orchestra is an astonishingly accomplished violinist. Accompanied by Toni Rudi and double bassist Neti Sandor, this is a unique opportunity to hear the premier exponent of the music of Transylvania.


9pm – 10:30pm Main TheaTreCaTrin finCh and seCkou keiTa A brand new collaboration featuring two world class virtuosos, a meeting of harp and kora. Leading classical harpist Catrin Finch and inspired kora player Seckou Keita combine forces to explore the traditions of Wales and Senegal.Tickets £15 Concessions £2 off

saTurday 23 noveMBer5pm – 7pm studio theatre

saxoPhone gianTs a tribute to Jazz’s Greatest Saxophonists

Tenor player Keith Loftis (formerly of the Roy Hargrove Big Band and Abdullah Ibrahim) joins fellow American Jean Toussaint (Art Blakey, McCoy Tyner and Gil evans) to make his UK debut.. The band will be completed by members of the late, great Abram Wilson’s former band. Ben Webster, Dexter Gordon and John Coltrane numbers are all re-worked to blow you away with clarity of tone.Tickets £15 Concessions £2 off

8:30pm – 10:30pm Main TheaTreginger Baker JaZZ Confusionwith Pee Wee ellis, abass Dodoo, alec DankworthA powerhouse of jazz and African rhythms. The legendary drummer and founder member of Cream and Blind Faith was once voted the musician least likely to survive the ‘60s. Now, 40 years on, Ginger proves them all wrong by playing a potent mix of Thelonius Monk, Wayne Shorter and Sonny Rollins, plus originals by ellis and Baker that are delighting sell-out audiences throughout the UK and europe.


hull JaZZ fesTival 21st winTer ediTion

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sunday 24 noveMBer 3pm – 3:30pm Main TheaTrefreedoM ChorusHull Freedom Chorus is a massed singing group formed in 2011 with a current membership of around 300. exciting singer, choral leader and composer Helen yeomans will lead the group in a performance from their recent repertoire, including a specially commissioned Freedom arrangement for 2013. free aDMISSION

4pm – 6pm studio theatreian shaw sings Joni MiTChell This year Joni Mitchell turns 70. BBC multi award-winning vocalist Ian Shaw “captures the poetry in Joni’s songs with an eye-watering vocal range and bucketloads of soul”. Mitchell’s beautifully crafted confessionals resonate so effectively in this setting, from the seminal, now legendary, “Blue” to her later songs on world issues, this powerful and intimate show is not to be missed.Tickets £15 Concessions £2 off

7:45pm – 10:15pm studio theatrechristine toBin Band a Thousand kisses deePLeonard Cohen songs and other classics by BBC award-winning vocalist Christine Tobin, including favourites such as Everybody Knows, Tower Of Song, Dance Me To The End of Love and Hey, That’s No Way To Say Goodbye.

sailing To ByZanTiuMAn evocative collection of twelve works by W.B. yeats, featuring love poems such as ‘When you Are old’ and pieces that chart his desire to find a deeper spiritual truth, as in the epic ‘Sailing To Byzantium’. These poems are set to music by Christine Tobin, with Kate Shortt on the cello, Phil Robson guitar, Liam Noble piano and Dave Whitford double bass.Tickets £15 Concessions £2 off

See 3 SHOWS FOR THe PRice OF 2! buY 3 aT THe SaMe TiMe iN aDvaNce aND geT THe cHeaPeST FRee!

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My roManTiC history By D.C. Jackson Director Madeleine Thorne

thirteenth nighT a Play in Three Days

a comedy about love, loss and laminating machines.one moment you’re colleagues, and then Friday night drinks, a quick grope, and you’re an item. When Tom and Amy get together, they quickly find themselves living in each other’s pockets. But all too soon the ghosts of relationships past begin to interfere with the here and now.

A three-day drama project for 11 to 17 year olds which will be inspired by Shakespeare’s classic play Twelfth Night. Using some of the characters and themes from Twelfth Night as a starting point, the participants will devise a brand new piece of theatre to be performed for an invited audience of friends and family on the final day.

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CreaTive learning - geT involved Hull Truck Theatre’s community engagement programme for all ages

hull TruCk TheaTre Believes in working wiTh our CoMMuniTy We create year-round opportunities to be enjoyed by everyone, from all ages and all backgrounds, and help people learn through drama and dance.Through this, we inspire young people and adults and empower them with self-confidence, self-expression and creative career opportunities.

young wriTers fesTival CoMPeTiTion Hull Truck Theatre and First Hull Trains are proud to present the 6th annual competition for young writers. open to anyone aged 10-18 who fancies giving playwriting a try, we are looking for short plays – 20 mins maximum – on the following theme:a Brief Moment of HappinessStop. Take a moment. Look around you. Remember. What is happiness? Is it a smile? A thought? Is it a warm bright glow that you carry around with you or something that creeps up on you in the moment when you think life can’t

youth theatreaCT iii (over 55s)sChools workshoPs youth danceadulT draMafun sTuff for The holidaysyoung wriTersaCTors enseMBleoutreach and disaBiliTy work

For more information about our work and how you can get involved, please visit www.hulltruck.co.uk/creativelearning

All applicants must type their entries and include a front sheet with their name, age, address, the name of their school and a contact telephone number.

Please post submissions to: Gemma Clark, Hull Truck Theatre, 50 Ferensway, Hull, HU2 8LB. Successful plays will be performed onstage, 23-26 April 2014.The closing date for submissions is Wednesday 22 January 2014.

get any darker? Would you fight for your brief moment of happiness? Would you sacrifice everything for it? And if you could put it into words, what would you say?

sponsorship opportunities

your business can access a broad audience and support local arts by becoming a corporate sponsor at Hull truck theatre.

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Hull Truck Theatre is not only a registered charity making a positive contribution to the city and its communities, it’s also an efficient business that gets local and national media coverage and welcomes up to 70,000 people through its doors each year.

Why not join other local businesses in becoming a corporate sponsor at Hull Truck Theatre. As a sponsor of a production, season or youth theatre project, you could support valuable work whist your business also shares in our success story. Sponsoring or partnering the arts in a strategic way is proved to be a cost-effective and versatile marketing tool for all businesses. It is one of the most powerful ways to reinforce your company’s name, logo, product and services to targeted audiences whilst strengthening your links with the local community – a real chance to put something back.

We can offer sponsorship packages and partnerships that are creative and also tailored to your business needs and budget. This offers you the opportunity

Benefits of sponsoring the theatre could include: • High-level branding recognition / marketing opportunities• Complimentary tickets to performances • Media coverage• Discounted tickets for staff members • Promotional opportunities with Hull Truck Theatre • Invitations to VIP guest nights / opportunity to meet the cast• A chance to entertain important clients at events and performances

to target new markets, engage staff and entertain clients whilst supporting one of the city’s greatest resources.

our Development Team are more than happy to discuss your requirements and ways in which you can support your local theatre.

For further details, please call Jan Hornby on 01482 488245 or email [email protected]


thank you.

There are Many ways you can support hull TruCk TheaTre. As a theatre-goer you can join one of our membership schemes, or your company or business can support us through corporate membership, advertising and sponsorship; and anyone with a love of the theatre can make a donation. As a member not only will you get special ticket deals and priority booking, you will have the chance to get more involved in the work we do, both on and off stage.

Get involved - call the Development Team today on 01482 488245.

corporate SponsorsAdrenaline AdvertisingApogee CorporationBagel NashBP ChemicalsD3 office GroupFirst Hull TrainsHull CarsHull City AFCHull FCHull Kingston Rovers RLFCJayJay MediaNeil Hudgell SolicitorsNPS Humber Ltdoughtred & Harrison Prospect Shopping CentreRollitsSmith & Nephew Advanced Wound ManagementStampagraphicsUniversity of HullWilliam Jackson Food GroupWilliamsons SolicitorsWold Top Brewery

Hull Truck gratefully acknowledges support from:

trusts & FoundationsBBC Children in Need esmee Fairbairn Foundation Hull and east Riding Charitable Trust The Big Lottery – Awards for All The Joseph and Annie Cattle Trust The Sir James Reckitt Charitable Trust

We also receive wonderful support from many private individuals: Truck Angels, Hull Truck Friends, Seat and Star sponsors,Text and online donors.

“As our business became established in Hull we wanted to do something to support the city. We opted for Hull Truck Theatre because it has been here a long time, it has a dedicated core of fans and plays a major role in Hull’s bid to become the UK City of Culture. We are really excited about working in partnership with our local theatre.” Sara Hildreth, Director of Bagel Nash

“Hull Truck Theatre is a great local brand and they have had some brilliant shows there. A lot of our staff enjoy going to the performances and we find their corporate sponsorship packages to be very good value.” Martin Shaw, joint Managing Director of D3 office Group

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Did you know that we also have conferencing and events facilities?Light and sound systems are available and great customer service comes as standard, so your event or meeting at Hull Truck Theatre will become a memorable occasion. From a conference in the Main House to a breakfast meeting in the foyer, our range of meeting rooms can cater from 8 to 430. Situated in a prime location with a secure car park and the Paragon Interchange within easy walking distance, we are perfectly placed to hold local, regional and national meetings and conferences.

Hull Truck Theatre has a lot to offer and will aim to meet the client brief in whatever way possible to make your event as unique as possible.

For more information, please contact our Events Team on 01482 488209 or email [email protected]

exchanges and refunds All tickets are non-refundable and not for re-sale. A £1.50 admin fee will be charged for exchanges. For full terms and conditions please visit our website.

access requirements our staff will be happy to help you with any access requirements, please mention these upon booking. Access tickets are not available online. Guide dogs and hearing dogs are welcome.

Group discount rates Book 20+ tickets for a performance* and pay just £10 each. For details about school education rates, please contact the box office.

Phone: 01482 323638 Online: www.hulltruck.co.uk

Box Office Opening Times In PersonMon 10am-5:30pmTues-Sat 10am-7:45pm (10am-5:30pm+)Sun 5:30pm-7:45pm (Closed+)The box office is also closed on bank holidays. However, you can still book online at www.hulltruck.co.uk. A fee of 50p will apply for all card payments.

By Telephone TelephoneMon 10am-5:30pmTues-Sat 10am-7:00pm (10am-5:30pm+)Sun 5:30pm-7:00pm (Closed+)

* some exclusions may apply + non-performance days

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sePTeMBerTuesday 24 Muddy Cows 7:45pm 9Wednesday 25 Muddy Cows 2pm & 7:45pm 9Thursday 26 Muddy Cows 7:45pm 9 Royal Flush 8pm 13friday 27 Muddy Cows 7:45pm 9 Company 8pm 13Saturday 28 Muddy Cows 2pm & 7:45pm 9 Company 8pm 13

octoBerTuesday 1 Muddy Cows 7:45pm 9Wednesday 2 Muddy Cows 2pm & 7:45pm 9Thursday 3 Muddy Cows 7:45pm 9 Hull Dance Prize 7pm 24friday 4 Muddy Cows 7:45pm 9Saturday 5 Muddy Cows 2pm & 7:45pm 9Tuesday 8 Muddy Cows 7:45pm 9Wednesday 9 Muddy Cows 2pm & 7:45pm 9 A Play, A Pie and a Pint - Pride and Joy 6pm 17Thursday 10 Muddy Cows 7:45pm 9 Ugly Sisters 8pm 13friday 11 Muddy Cows 7:45pm 9Saturday 12 Muddy Cows 2pm & 7:45pm 9Tuesday 15 Shakespeare Schools Festival 7pm 12Wednesday 16 Shakespeare Schools Festival 7pm 12Thursday 17 Shakespeare Schools Festival 7pm 12friday 18 Shakespeare Schools Festival 7pm 12Saturday 19 Jeremy Hardy 7:45pm 22 Floating 8pm 14Thursday 24 Pride and Prejudice 7:45pm 12friday 25 Pride and Prejudice 7:45pm 12 Murder, Margaret & Me 8pm 14Saturday 26 Mark Thomas 7:45pm 22 Murder, Margaret & Me 8pm 14Tuesday 29 Treasure Island 2pm 18Wednesday 30 Treasure Island 11am & 2pm 18 Brian Appleton 8pm 22

noveMBerfriday 1 Monument to Charlie Chaplin 7pm 14Saturday 2 Monument to Charlie Chaplin 7pm 14Tuesday 5 The events 7:45pm 10Wednesday 6 The events 7:45pm 10Thursday 7 The events 7:45pm 10friday 8 The events 7:45pm 10 My Romantic History 8pm 28Saturday 9 The events 2pm & 7:45pm 10 My Romantic History 8pm 28Tuesday 12 Twelfth Night 7:45pm 11Wednesday 13 Twelfth Night 1pm & 7:45pm 11 eden end 8pm 15Thursday 14 Twelfth Night 10:30am & 7:45pm 11 eden end 8pm 15friday 15 Twelfth Night 1pm & 7:45pm 11 eden end 8pm 15Saturday 16 eden end 2:30pm & 8pm 15Tuesday 19 Carl Donnelly 8pm 22Wednesday 20 out of His Skin 7:45pm 24friday 22 Hull Jazz Festival 9pm 26 Hull Jazz Festival 7pm 26Saturday 23 Hull Jazz Festival 8:30pm 26 Hull Jazz Festival 5pm 26Sunday 24 Hull Jazz Festival 3pm 27 Hull Jazz Festival 4pm & 7:45pm 27Thursday 28 The Flame-Haired Dynamo 7:45pm 5friday 29 The Flame-Haired Dynamo 7:45pm 5

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Tuesday 3Little Red Riding Hood 1:30pm 7

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Wednesday 4Little Red Riding Hood 10:30am & 1:30pm 7


Thursday 5Little Red Riding Hood 10:30am & 1:30pm 7


friday 6Little Red Riding Hood 10:30am & 1:30pm 7


Saturday 7Little Red Riding Hood 1pm & 4pm 7


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Tuesday 24 Little Red Riding Hood 1pm 7

friday 27Little Red Riding Hood 1pm & 4pm 7



Monday 30Little Red Riding Hood 1pm & 4pm 7


Tuesday 31 Little Red Riding Hood 1pm 7


HULL TRUCK THeATRe PRoDUCTIoNS VISITING MAIN THeATRe VISITING STUDIo THeATReA PLAy, A PIe AND A PINTFAMILy FUN

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feBruarySaturday 1 Sean Hughes 7:45pm 22

Thursday 13 Choose your own Documentary 8pm 23

friday 14 Lucy Porter 8pm 23

Saturday 15 Children's Theatre Birthday Party 10:30am & 1:30pm 19

Monday 17 Jack at Beanstalk Cafe 11am & 2pm 19

Tuesday 18 Family Theatre Tour 11am & 2pm 19

Wednesday 19 Grisly Tales 11am & 2pm 19

Thursday 20 Hull Truck Play Day 10am - 4pm 19

friday 21 The Fish's Wishes 11am & 2pm 19

Wednesday 26 A Play, A Pie and a Pint - Campaigner 6pm 17

MarChThursday 6 We Will Be Free 7:45pm 12

friday 7 egusi Soup 8pm 16

Saturday 8 egusi Soup 8pm 16

Monday 10 Chris Ramsey 7:45pm 23

Thursday 13 Three Little Pigs 12:15pm, 2pm & 4:30pm 20 Hammer & Tongs 8pm 16

friday 14 Hammer & Tongs 8pm 16

Saturday 15 Ruby Turner Band 7:45pm 25

Tuesday 18 Verve 14 7:45pm 24

Thursday 20 Death and Gardening 8pm 16

friday 21 Death and Gardening 8pm 16

Saturday 22 Richard Herring 7:45pm 23

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friday 3Little Red Riding Hood 1pm & 4pm 7




Monday 6 The Flame-Haired Dynamo 7:45pm 5

Tuesday 7 The Flame-Haired Dynamo 7:45pm 5

Wednesday 8 The Flame-Haired Dynamo 2pm & 7:45pm 5

Thursday 9 The Flame-Haired Dynamo 7:45pm 5

friday 10 The Flame-Haired Dynamo 7:45pm 5


Wednesday 22 Songs of Solidarity, Suffrage and Strength 8pm 15

friday 24 Folk in Hull 7:45pm 25

Wednesday 29 A Play, a Pie and a Pint - Heel 6pm 17

Thursday 30 Flesh 8pm 15

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