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On The Road


CINEMA MEAL DEAL

(1 film + a two course meal)

£10.95Book your combined ticket

01524 598500

Rushed for time?

Use your meal voucher for a main and a puddingfrom a selection at the Borough another day, between 12pm – 6.30pm, Monday to Sunday.

Booking ahead is preferred but not always essential.

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CINEMA MEAL DEAL

(1 film + a two course meal)

£10.95Book your combined ticket

01524 598500

Rushed for time?

Use your meal voucher for a main and a puddingfrom a selection at the Borough another day, between 12pm – 6.30pm, Monday to Sunday.

Booking ahead is preferred but not always essential.

the borough | 3 dalton square, lancaster la1 1pp | 01524 64170 | www.theboroughlancaster.co.uk

the dukes | moor lane, lancaster | 01524 598500 | www.dukes-lancaster.org

Film Club

Join our Film Club and enjoy a whole host of benefits to help you see more for less. Memberships can also be purchased as a gift.

For only £15 per year (or £12 Concession) you get:

• £1 off every film ticket• Priority Mailing• E-mail Updates• Free entry into film talks• Discounts on selected special events• 20% off selected theatre events• 10% off drinks at the bar

For more information contact our Box Office in person or on 01524 59850010am - 8pm Mon to Sat

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Index

Special Events 4-5

Afrovibes 6

New Releases 7-11

Live by Satellite 12

Family Films 13

Also on at The Dukes 14

How to get here 15

Calendar 16

Ticket Prices

£5.50 Full Price

£4.50 Concessions (Unless otherwise stated)

Concessions apply to under-16s, those in full time education, senior citizens, those receiving income support, disabled people and Film Club Members.

Box Office: 01524 598500

www.dukes-lancaster.org

Facebook: The Dukes, Lancaster

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MOVIE MORNINGS

11am screenings with free tea or coffee and a pastry included with your ticket. Screenings in this brochure are Shadow Dancer (Thursday 18 October) and Hope Springs (Thursday 8 November).

MINI MOVIES

Daytime screenings exclusively for parents and babies aged 0 - 1 year old. Screenings in this brochure are To Rome With Love (Monday 29 October) and The Perks of Being a Wallflower (Monday 12 November). Please bring your baby’s birth certificate or proof of age to register.

FIFTH FILM FREE

Come and see any four films and get your loyalty card stamped and then enjoy one of our chosen films for free. Cards are available from Box Office. Films in this brochure are Fezeka’s Voice (Page 6), Tabu (Page 8) and Barbara (Page 10).

Welcome to The Dukes October

and November Cinema Guide.


Special Events

Sunday 7 October, 7.30pm

VERTIGO (PG)Dir: Alfred Hitchcock

1958 USA 128mins

With: James Stewart, Kim Novak

Alfred Hitchcock’s haunting tale of

murder and obsession, newly crowned

as the greatest film ever made. A San

Francisco detective suffering from

acrophobia investigates the strange

activities of an old friend’s wife, all the

while becoming dangerously obsessed

with her. There will be a 10-minute

introduction to Vertigo by Dr Bruce

Bennett, a Film Studies Lecturer at

Lancaster University. The talk will

begin at 7.30pm and the film will start

immediately afterwards.

WAS VERTIGOTHE GREATEST FILM EVER MADE?

Every 10 years film magazine Sight

and Sound polls the world’s leading

film critics and directors to compile

a list of the best films of all time. In

August they revealed the results of

the 2012 poll, with Hitchcock’s Vertigo

dethroning the 50 year reign of

Citizen Kane.

Do you agree? If not send us your

top three favourite films by Twitter

(@TheDukesTheatre), Facebook (The

Dukes, Lancaster) or email (tickets@

dukes-lancaster.org). We will compile

the results and screen the top film

(subject to availability).

Friday 19 October, 6.00pm

Litfest Presents

YOU SHOULD’VE SEEN US (PG)Dir: Various 50mins

A collection of films from the Yorkshire

Film Archive from the period 1908 to

1958, mixed with a soundtrack of Paul

Mills’ poems, spoken by Paul and other

actors. Some are commentaries, others

imagined voices of people in North

Yorkshire from before, during and after

the Second World War. Following the

screening there will be a discussion

around how we respond to images of

local and national history.

Tickets:

£8 / £6 (Conc)

Wednesday 31 October, 8.25pm

THE SHINING: EXTENDED CUT (15)Dir: Stanley Kubrick

1980 USA 143mins

With: Jack Nicholson

Celebrate Halloween with Kubrick’s

terrifying masterpiece, back on the

big screen in an extended cut never

before released in the UK. Disgraced

teacher Jack Torrence accepts a

job as the winter caretaker at the

remote Overlook Hotel. As he, his

wife and young son settle in for the

cold, isolated stay it quickly becomes

apparent that the hotel is home to

some dark secrets.

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Special Events

Friday 9 November, 9pm

THE ROOM (18)Dir: Tommy Wiseau

2003 USA 99mins

With: Tommy Wiseau, Greg Sestero

The ‘Citizen Kane of bad movies’ which

has quickly built up a cult following

around the world, Tommy Wiseau’s

‘drama’ follows a happy-go-lucky

banker who sees his world fall apart

when his friends begin to betray him

one-by-one. As a film The Room

may be terrible but as a cinematic

experience it is fantastic with audience

participation having developed in the

style of Rocky Horror Picture Show

screenings. Come join the fun!

Tuesday 20 November, 8pm

JASON BECKER: NOT DEAD YET & DIRECTOR Q&A (15)Dir: Jesse Vile

2012 USA 90mins

A documentary about the

extraordinary life of a musical prodigy

and his battle against Lou Gehrig’s

Disease. A paralysing, terminal illness,

has trapped Jason inside of his own

body, and left him unable to play

music, until now thanks to an eye

communication system invented by

his father. We will be joined by the

film’s director Jesse Vile for a live

Q&A following the screening.

Tickets:

£7 / £6 (Conc) / £5 (Film Club)

Tuesday 27 & Wednesday 28

November, 7.30pm

THE PAPER CINEMA’S ODYSSEYRaging storms and supernatural forces

prevail over one man’s almighty quest

to get home. Homer’s cornerstone of

literature is told vividly with beautiful

illustration and masterful puppetry.

A silent film is created before your

eyes, set to a captivating score from

exceptional musicians. This event will

take place at Live at LICA’s Nuffield

Theatre on the Lancaster University

campus.

Tickets:

£13 / £10 / £9 (Students)

Discount web-advance tickets are available from www.liveatlica.org/papercinema

Sunday 14 October & Sunday 18

November, 8pm

FILM QUIZIn The Dukes Bar

Know your Truffaut from your

Tarantino? If you’re mad about film

come test your knowledge out against

our questions, ranging from the plainly

obvious to the devilishly difficult.

Entry is £1 per person, with

a maximum team size of 6 people.


Afrovibes Festival 2012

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Monday 1 – Saturday 6 October

UK Arts International presents

AFROVIBES FESTIVAL 2012Challenging, stimulating, thought-

provoking: Afrovibes is a festival of

contemporary theatre, dance and

music from South Africa and beyond.

Some of the finest award-winning

performers from Southern Africa

feature in the week-long festival. Pick

up a festival pass for all the shows and

make sure to visit our Township Café

to see great FREE performances and

soak up the atmosphere.

Festival Pass:

See ALL Festival shows for

£30 / £20 (Conc)


FEZEKA’S VOICE (PG)Dir: Holly Lubbock

2009 South Africa 80mins

This is a sweet portrait of the Fezeka

High School Choir, their inspirational

teacher, Phumo Tsewu, and their two

week trip-of-a-lifetime to perform

in Salisbury Cathedral. The tireless,

spirited Tsewu’s infectious love of

music inspires 77 children from

Guguletu township to have confidence

in themselves and their ability to shape

their own future. Fezeka’s Voice reveals

the life-changing power of music and

the real value of cultural exchange.

Monday 1 & Tuesday 2 October

THIRST Age guidance 7+

A mesmerizing show suitable for all the

family where Dance, theatre, song and

storytelling combine in this magical

tale of three water carriers searching

for the source of their dried-out river.

The production draws on Nguni

mythology to create a show suitable

for families, children and schools.

Tickets:

£12 (£10 Conc) Schools: £7.50

£10 (£8 Conc)

Friday 5 October, from 6pm

FESTIVAL FRIDAY (incl. THE THREE FURIES)Join us for an evening of events

taking place in and around The Dukes

including dance, spoken word and

film as well as beats and eats in our

Township Café. Includes a screening

of The Three Furies, presented by

writer/performer Zena Edwards.

Dynamic poetry-in-performance

transforming Greek mythical legend

into contemporary representations

of women.

Tickets:

Pay what you can

For more information on all events taking place during the festival pick up a copy of the Afrovibes brochure


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New Releases

Sunday 14 October, 7.30pm

SAMSARA (12A)Dir: Ron Fricke

2012 USA 102mins

A visually stunning, non-verbal

tour of the rituals and patterns that

define life on earth, similar in style to

Koyaanisqatsi. Filmed over a period of

five years in twenty-five countries on

five continents, Samsara transports us

to the varied worlds of sacred grounds,

disaster zones, industrial complexes,

and natural wonders.

Monday 15, Tuesday 16, Thursday

18 October & Wednesday 21 &

Thursday 22 November

SHADOW DANCER (15)Dir: James Marsh

2012 UK 101mins

With: Andrea Riseborough, Clive Owen

A tense and intricately crafted spy

thriller from the Academy Award-

winning director of Man On Wire.

Rising star Andrea Riseborough gives

an emotionally charged performance

as Colette McVeigh, a young mother

and active IRA agent who is caught by

MI5 and persuaded to turn informant.

Embroiled in a deadly web of political

intrigue and conspiracy, Colette

struggles to preserve her cover and

protect her family and young son.

Monday 15 to Wednesday

17 October

LAWLESS (18)Dir: John Hillcoat

2012 USA 115mins

With: Tom Hardy, Jessica Chastain

A blood soaked tale of a Depression-

era gang threatened by authorities

who want a cut of their profits. At the

height of Prohibition, the Bondurant

Brothers run a bootlegging operation

in Franklin County, Virginia. The local

sheriff turns a blind eye until a new law

enforcer comes to town and sparks a

blood feud. A thrilling tale of revenge

from the director of The Proposition.


SHUT UP AND PLAY THE HITS (15)Dir: Will Lovelace, Dylan Southern

2012 USA 108mins

On April 2nd 2011, US dance-punk

band LCD Soundsystem played their

final show at Madison Square Garden.

Shut Up and Play the Hits documents

this once in a life time performance

and presents an intimate portrait

of frontman James Murphy as he

navigates the lead-up to the show,

the day after, and the personal and

professional ramifications of

his decision.


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Friday 19, Saturday 20 &

Wednesday 24 October

BERBERIAN SOUND STUDIO (15)Dir: Peter Strickland

2012 UK 92mins

With: Toby Jones

A moody psychological thriller with

touches of David Lynch and Italian

Giallo films such as Suspiria. In the

1970’s timid British sound engineer

Gilderoy is hired to work for a

flamboyant Italian horror director.

Confronted by the brutal film, the

technician’s life and the images on

screen begin to blur into one

paranoid nightmare.

Saturday 20 & Monday

22 October

THE IMPOSTER (15)Dir: Bart Layton

2012 USA 99mins

With: Adam O’Brian

A jaw dropping documentary

that blends real-life testimony and

dramatic re-enactments. In 1994 the

disappearance of 13-year-old Nicholas

Barclay rocked his Texan family. Three

years later Nicholas turns up across

the world living on the streets of Spain.

But why does he look and sound

different than before, and why does

his family seemingly not notice these

inconsistencies? When an investigator

starts asking questions, the astonishing

truth is revealed.

Monday 22 & Wednesday

24 October

TABU (15)Dir: Miguel Gomes

2012 Portugal 118mins Subtitles

With: Teresa Madruga, Laura Soverai

A beguiling love story that moves

between contemporary Portugal and

colonial Africa. Two elderly women,

uptight widow Pilar and her maid,

attempt to track down the mysterious

Ventura, a man their recently deceased

acquaintance Aurora had a passionate

affair with. Gomes playfully references

silent cinema but at the same time

forges an entirely new, distinct path,

one that is vibrant, original

and romantic.

Friday 26, Saturday 27, Monday

29 October & Wednesday 7 &

Thursday 8 November

HOPE SPRINGS (12A)Dir: David Frankel

2012 USA 100mins

With: Meryl Streep, Tommy Lee Jones

A bittersweet romantic comedy that

takes a refreshingly honest look at

a marriage on the brink of collapse.

Kay and Arnold have been together

for decades, with adult children and

a domestic routine practised over

years of apparently happy marriage.

But with Arnold oblivious of his wife’s

unhappiness and their sex life all but

over, Kay signs them both up for a

week of intensive couples’ counselling

with a celebrity therapist.

New Releases


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Friday 26, Monday 29 & Tuesday

30 October

TO ROME WITH LOVE (12A)Dir: Woody Allen

2012 USA 111mins

With: Ellen Page, Penelope Cruz

Following the success of Midnight in

Paris, Woody Allen returns with this

meditation on fame, nostalgia and

love. The film follows the intertwining

stories of a worker who wakes up to

find himself a celebrity, an architect

who takes a trip back to the street he

lived on as a student, a young couple

on their honeymoon, and a frustrated

opera director with a gift

for discovering talented singers.

Saturday 27 & Monday 29 to

Wednesday 31 October

UNTOUCHABLE (12A)Dir: Oliver Nakache & Eric Toledano

2012 France 112mins Subtitles

With: François Cluzet, Omar Sy

A charming French comedy that

was the most watched new release

in its homeland last year. Confined

to a wheelchair after an accident,

depressed millionaire Philippe takes on

free-spirited Dris to be his minder. Dris

gives Phillippe a new lease of life and

teaches him how to love living once

more. Bittersweet, moving and with

a wicked sense of humour, this life-

affirming film is based on a true story.

Friday 2 to Sunday 4 November

KILLING THEM SOFTLY (18)Dir: Andrew Dominik

2012 USA 97mins

With: Brad Pitt, Richard Jenkins

A brooding heist thriller from the

director of The Assassination of Jesse

James by the Coward Robert Ford.

Adapted from George V. Higgins novel

and set in New Orleans, Killing Them

Softly follows professional enforcer,

Jackie Cogan - played by Brad Pitt –

as he investigates a heist that occurred

during a high stakes, mob-protected,

poker game.

Friday 2, Saturday 3 & Tuesday

6 November

LOOPER (15)Dir: Rian Johnson

2012 USA 118mins

With: Joseph Gordon-Levitt,

Emily Blunt

A mind-bending, time-travelling

futuristic thriller. 30 years from now,

when the mob wants to get rid of

someone, the target is sent back into

the past, with a hired gun waiting.

A hired gun like Joe, who one day

learns the mob wants to ‘close the

loop’ by transporting back his older

self. Breathlessly paced, visually

dazzling and ferociously smart,

writer-director Rian Johnson delivers

that rare Hollywood pleasure: a

thinking-person’s action film.

New Releases


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Tuesday 6 & Wednesday

7 November

HOLY MOTORS (18)Dir: Leos Carax

2012 France 115mins Subtitles

With: Denis Lavant, Kylie Minogue

A playful and surreal film that presents

the dawn to dusk routine of the

shadowy Monsieur Oscar. He journeys

from one life to the next, chauffeured

around Paris by ice-cool Céline in her

stretch limo-cum-theatrical dressing

room. He emerges in various guises;

an ancient beggar crone, an assassin,

a balletic cyber-man, and many more.

The reasons why are left tantalisingly

ambiguous.

Friday 9 to Wednesday

14 November

ON THE ROAD (18)Dir: Walter Salles

2012 USA 137mins

With: Viggo Mortensen, Amy Adams

Jack Kerouac’s iconic beat novel finally

makes it to the big screen, thanks to

The Motorcycle Diaries director Walter

Salles. Following an illness and not long

after the death of his father, aspiring

young writer Sal Paradise meets the

charming yet unreliable Dean Moriarty.

The pair immediately form a strong

friendship, which takes them and

Dean’s liberated young wife Marylou

out on the road – in pursuit of freedom

and inspiration.

Saturday 10, Monday 12 &

Thursday 15 November

THE PERKS OF BEING A WALLFLOWER (12A)Dir: Stephen Chbosky

2012 USA 103mins

With: Ezra Miller, Emma Watson

An affecting coming-of-age drama

adapted by Chbosky from his own

cult novel. Part The Breakfast Club,

part The Catcher in the Rye, the film

follows, shy fifteen-year-old Charlie

who’s about to embark on his first

day of high school in the wake of his

best friend’s suicide. Inspired by a

sympathetic teacher, Charlie is slowly

coaxed out of his shell by two carefree

new friends: Pixie-haired Sam and her

flamboyant stepbrother Patrick.

Tuesday 13 to Thursday 15

November

BARBARA (Cert-TBC)Dir: Christian Petzold

2012 Germany 105mins Subtitles

With: Nina Hoss, Ronald Zehrfeld

A suspenseful drama, set in 1980’s East

Germany. Barbara, an accomplished

Berlin physician, is banished to a

rural hospital for an unspecified

misdemeanour. Once there, she finds

herself torn between the promise of

escape across the border, growing

loyalty to her patients and her

burgeoning love for a fellow colleague

— who may be planning to betray her

to the secret police.

New Releases


Friday 16 & Saturday 17

November

LIBERAL ARTS (12A)Dir: Josh Radnor

2012 USA 97mins

With: Josh Radnor, Elizabeth Olsen

Newly single and uninspired by his job

in college admissions, the introverted

Jesse Fisher lives with his head

buried in books. Jesse fears his best

days are behind him and when his

favourite professor invites him back

to his former college to speak at his

retirement, Jesse jumps at the chance.

Back on campus Jesse finds his life

changed after a chance meeting with

a spirited and intelligent sophomore

who shares his passion for literature

and music.

Friday 16, Saturday 17 & Monday

19 November

BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD (12A)Dir: Benh Zeitlin

2012 USA 93mins

With: Quvenzhané Wallis, Dwight Henry

An extraordinary slice of magic realism

that wowed audiences at last year’s

Sundance Festival and scooped the

Grand Jury Prize. Set in a post-

apocalyptic American South, the

film follows Hushpuppy, an intrepid

6 year old. When the rains wash

their town away, Hushpuppy and

her father embark on an increasingly

bizarre odyssey to find a new home.

Staggeringly ambitious and visually

stunning, Benh Zeitlin’s debut film is

not to be missed.

Tuesday 20 to Thursday

22 November

GINGER AND ROSA (Cert-TBC)Dir: Sally Porter

2012 UK TBCmins

With: Annette Benning,

Christina Hendricks

London, 1962. Teenage girls Ginger and

Rosa are inseparable; they play truant

together, discuss religion, politics

and hairstyles, and dream of lives

bigger than their mothers’ frustrated

domesticity. As the Cold War meets

the sexual revolution and the threat

of nuclear holocaust escalates, this

lifelong friendship shatters as desires

and a determination to survive clash.

Friday 23 to Thursday 29

November

SKYFALL (Cert-TBC)Dir Sam Mendes

2012 UK TBCmins

With: Daniel Craig, Judi Dench

James Bond is missing, presumed

dead. The identities of every active

undercover MI6 agent have been

leaked, and M is the subject of a

government review over her handling

of the situation. When the Service

itself is attacked, Bond’s sudden

reappearance gives M the pretext

she needs to seek out Raoul Silver, a

dangerous villain, claiming a personal

connection to both of them.

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New Releases


Bolshoi Ballet

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Thursday 18 & Sunday 21 October

THE LAST OF THE HAUSSMANS (Recorded)

Dir: Howard Davies

With: Julie Walters, Rory Kinnear,

Helen McCrory

Julie Walters stars in this funny and

sometimes savage portrait of a family

that’s losing its grip. Anarchic, feisty

but growing old, Judy Haussman

spends summer recovering from

an operation. She is joined by her

two children and they share a few

sweltering months in this chaotic world

of all day drinking, infatuations, long-

held resentments, free love and failure.

Tickets:

£13 / £12 (Conc)

Thursday 1 (Broadcast) & Sunday

18 November (Encore)

TIMON OF ATHENS Dir: Nicholas Hytner

With: Simon Russell Beale

Simon Russell Beale takes the title

role in Shakespeare’s strange fable of

consumption, debt and ruin. Wealthy

friend to the rich, powerful patron of

the arts and ostentatious host, Timon

of Athens is surrounded by free-

loaders and sycophants who feed off

his wealth and abandon him when

the coffers run dry. Pouring curses

on a morally bankrupt Athens, Timon

organises one final, vengeful banquet.

Tickets:

£13 / £12 (Conc)

Sunday 21 October, 4pm

SWAN LAKE (Recorded)

Choreography: Yuri Grigovich

With: Ruslan Skvortsov, Mariya

Aleksandrova

One of the great romantic ballets of all

time, this production of Tchaikovsky’s

classic is presented with choreography

by Yuri Grigovich. At the palace, the

heir to the kingdom, Prince Siegfried,

is celebrating his birthday. By night fall,

overcome by emotions of a different

order and dreaming of pure and ideal

love, Siegfried escapes into the night

and finds a flock of swans which he

decides to pursue.

Tickets:

£12 / £11 (Conc)

Sunday 25 November, 4pm

THE PHAROAH’S DAUGHTERChoreography: Pierre Lacotte

An extravagant ballet in 3 acts. Young

Englishman Lord Wilson travels across

Egypt with his servant John Bull. At

the foot of a pyramid, they meet a

caravan of Arab merchants. Suddenly,

a powerful storm bursts and they

are forced to take refuge in the

pyramid, near where Aspicia, the

daughter of one of the most powerful

pharaohs of Egypt is based…

Tickets:

£12 / £11 (Conc)

Live by Satellite National Theatre Live


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Saturday 20 October

BELLEVILLE RENDEZ-VOUS (12A)

Dir: Sylvain Chomet

When her grandson is kidnapped

Madame Souza mounts a daring

rescue mission, aided by three ageing

music hall stars.

Friday 2 & Saturday 3 November

PARANORMAN (PG)

Dir: Chris Butler, Sam Fell

A misunderstood boy, takes on ghosts,

zombies and grown-ups to save his

town from a centuries-old curse.

Tickets:

£3

Saturday 27 October

KIKI’S DELIVERY SERVICE (U)

Dir: Hayao Miyazaki

A young headstrong witch named

Kiki spends a mandatory year away,

fending for herself and her cat Jiji.

Saturday 10 November

THE KID (U)

Dir: Charlie Chaplin

Chaplin’s The Tramp cares for an

abandoned child, but events put their

friendship in jeopardy.

Monday 29 & Tuesday 30 October

BRAVE (PG)

Dir: Mark Andrews, Brenda Chapman

Scottish Princess Merida defies a

custom that brings chaos to her

kingdom and must rely on her bravery

and archery skills to undo the curse.


THE PRINCESS BRIDE (PG)

Dir: Rob Reiner

A classic fairy tale, with swordplay,

giants, an evil prince, a beautiful

princess, and yes, some kissing.

Wednesday 31 October &

Thursday 1 November

THE DARK CRYSTAL (PG)

Dir: Jim Henson, Frank Oz

On another planet, in another time, an

orphan embarks on a quest to find the

missing shard of a magical crystal to

restore order to his world.


BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (U)

Dir: Kirk Wise, Gary Trousdale

Disney’s Oscar winning adaptation

of the much loved fairy tale.

Family Films


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Tuesday 23 October, 8pm

TIM KEYMASTERSLUT

Tim Key is back on tour. Still spreading

poetry everywhere. Now 35 years old.

Key has cropped up in Newswipe,

Cowards and We Need Answers and

appears as Alan Partridge’s sidekick

in Mid Morning Matters. Key won The

Edinburgh Comedy Award for his

2009 recital Slutcracker and he was

nominated for a Bafta in 2008.

Tickets:

£14 / £12 (Conc)

Sunday 28 October, 8pm

MARK THOMASBRAVO FIGARO!

After walking the wall in the West

Bank, becoming Guinness World

Record holder for political protests

and chasing arms dealers around

the country, Mark Thomas turns his

attention to matters closer to home

with a show about his father.

Tickets:

£16 / £14 (Conc)

Friday 30 November, 8pm

DANIEL SLOSSTHE SHOW

The brand new show from Scotland’s

award-winning comedian and

internationally acclaimed half-man-

half-xbox. In October 2009 aged

19, Daniel’s debut in London’s Soho

Theatre made him the youngest

stand-up ever to perform a solo season

in the West End. Now 21, he has toured

internationally, sold out four Edinburgh

Fringe Seasons and to top it all, he’s

recently left home.

Tickets:

£14.50 / £10 (Conc)

Every Friday from 6pm

LIVE MUSIC IN THE BAR

As the temperature begins to drop

outside why not join us in the Café

Bar every Friday evening to enjoy live

music, great food & drink and a warm

atmosphere with friends?

Whether you’re coming straight from

work, for a pre-film drink or at the

start of a night on the town, The Dukes

Café Bar is the perfect place to unwind

surrounded by good company.

Live Events at The DukesComedy Live comedy at The Dukes is supported by Lancaster Brewery

Music


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FROM THE SOUTHLeave the M6 motorway at junction 33 and take the A6 to Lancaster. Follow

directions to the city centre and on joining the one way system, keep in the

right hand lane. You will see brown information signs for ‘Dukes Playhouse’.

FROM THE NORTHLeave the M6 motorway at junction 34 and follows signs to Lancaster.

On joining the one way system, keep in the left-hand lane and you will

see brown information signs for ‘Dukes Playhouse’.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTThe Dukes is just a few minutes walk from both Lancaster Train Station

and Bus Station.

PARKINGAmple pay and display parking is available within two minutes walk of The Dukes

– a flat evening rate applies after 6pm. Bike racks are located on Moor Lane, close

to The Dukes.

CAR PARKING SPACES for blue badge holders can usually be reserved in

advance.

ACCESSWheelchair spaces are available and access to the auditorium, Box Office and bar

is via the alley to the left of the main entrance. Please note that the surface of the

alley is cobbled. There is a doorbell by the ramp if the door is not open.

FACILITIES FOR DEAF OR HARD OF HEARING PATRONS Infra red sound systems are available to amplify sound via a personal headset.

Headsets can be booked in advance from Box Office. Selected film screenings in

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(12A

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pm

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13

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0p

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bar

a (T

BC

) 10

Tue

13

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pm

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(1

8)

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14

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m

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bar

a (T

BC

) 10

Wed

14

8.15

pm

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n T

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(1

8)

10Thu

15

6.15

pm

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erk

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…

(12A

) 10

Thu

15

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16

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) 11

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16

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(12A

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17

11

.00

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Sun

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18

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5

Mon

19

8.3

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(12A

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Tue

20

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(T

BC

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Tue

20

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Not

Dead

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+ Q

&A

(1

5)

5W

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21

6.2

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(15)

7W

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21

8.3

0p

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Gin

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& R

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(T

BC

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Thu

22

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& R

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(T

BC

) 11

Thu

22

8.3

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Shad

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Dan

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(15)

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23

5.4

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12Sun

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26

5.4

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fall

(TB

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11M

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26

8.3

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fall

(TB

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11Tu

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27

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fall

(TB

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7.30

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8.3

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(TB

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28

8.3

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(TB

C)

11Thu

29

5.4

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fall

(TB

C)

11Thu

29

8.3

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m

Sky

fall

(TB

C)

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