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BOX OFFICE OPENING HOURS: MON - SAT 10AM - 6PM(Opening is extended on performanceevenings to 15 minutes after our lastperformance starts).

SUN One hour before first performance,otherwise closed.

HOW TO BOOKON-LINE www.tron.co.ukTELEPHONE 0141 552 4267IN PERSON at our Box Office

All bookings are free of any booking feesand we accept the following card types:Delta; Electron; Maestro; Mastercard; Solo, andVisa. If you would like your tickets postedto you, there will be a 50p charge.

RESERVATIONSTickets can be reserved for three dayswithout payment. Tickets reserved threedays prior to the performance will be heldup until 1 hour before the performancestarts. Please note if we do not receivepayment within this period we will releaseyour tickets for general sale.

CONCESSIONSChildren (under 16); Students (including over16s in full-time education); Senior Citizens;Jobseekers Allowance, Disability LivingAllowance and Employment & SupportAllowance recipients; Young Scot Card holders;and members of Equity, BECTU and ScottishSociety of Playwrights. Concessions are subjectto availability and proof of entitlement must beshown when purchasing or collecting tickets.

GROUP BOOKINGGroup bookings over 10 can be held withoutpayment for up to two weeks after booking.Plus, groups may be eligible for discounts uponbooking. Contact our Box Office for furtherinformation.

ACCESS ALL AREAS The Tron’s public areas are fully accessible forthose with limited mobility. Facilities includeramps, elevators, adapted toilets and auditoriumseating. In addition, we are committed toprogramming Audio Described, Signed andCaptioned performances. Our staff are alwayshere to help, so please notify us when bookingshould you have access requirements.

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SUPPORTERS:The Scottish Council for Development and Industry

DONORS:The Abbey Charitable TrustThe ADAPT TrustArts & BusinessBBC Children In NeedSylvia Aitken Charitable TrustCanada House Arts TrustThe W.A. Cargill FundClore Duffield FoundationGarfield Weston FoundationPaul Hamlyn FoundationThe Gordon Fraser Charitable TrustThe Hugh Fraser FoundationElaine + Joe Gerber TrustThe Jennie S. Gordon Memorial FoundationThe Inchrye TrustThe Lynn FoundationThe W.M. Mann FoundationThe Merchants House of GlasgowRobertson TrustThe Saints + Sinners Club of ScotlandWestern Recreation ClubThe James Wood Bequest Foundation

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WELCOME TO THE TRON’S SUMMER SEASON 2010After an exhilarating Spring season we go into positive overdrive with anamazing Summer programme. Amongst the highlights will be our newlyformed contemporary drama season – Mayfesto – where we will presenttwo weeks of new plays, previously unseen work, and rehearsed readingsstaged by Tron Theatre Company and some excellent visiting companies withseveral shows on each night – both inside the building and elsewhere.

Tron Theatre Company’s other work includes a high octane new play forchildren in the Easter holidays – Mish Gorecki Goes Missing by SkyeLoneragan – and an outrageous and hugely funny Summer play, Valhalla! aWagnerian romp with a stellar comedy cast headed by the redoubtableJohnny McKnight. Valhalla! follows on from our sell-out success CookingWith Elvis last year and we can’t wait to get started on it.

We also have a very strong line up of visiting companies – two huge hitsfrom last year’s Edinburgh Fringe – Crush, and Martin Lynch’s Belfastproduction The Chronicles of Long Kesh. Also from Ireland we bring awonderful adaptation of Flann O’Brien’s The Third Policeman from thehighly inventive Blue Raincoat; Daniel Kitson will revive 66a Church Road;we have a Gaelic speaking play from Theatre Hebrides, Roghainn Na Daòine,and, continuing the Highland theme, a new production of Iain Finlay McLeod’sI Was a Beautiful Day.

Added to all that we have Refugee Week, the Glasgow Jazz Festival, ScottishYouth Theatre and our own Skillshop productions of adult and youngpeople’s work. No wonder it’s a bumper 32 page brochure you’re holding.And a more detailed Mayfesto programme is to follow.

I hope to see you down here. And remember, the food is great, we have newcomfy bar furniture and, even if you don’t make a show, the Tron is definitelythe place to meet up and chill out.

Moran taing,

LAST CHANCE TO BOOK!

WED 31 MAR - SAT 3 APR 7.30PMWED +THU £10.50 (£6.50) / FRI +SAT £14.50 (£10.50)

FITTINGS MULTIMEDIA, SOUNDS OF PROGRESS + TRON THEATRE PRESENT

RASPBERRYWRITTEN BY GARRY ROBSON MUSIC BY LEIGH STIRLINGDIRECTED BY GORDON DOUGALL

Inspired by the life and songs of Ian Dury,Raspberry is a juicily gothic piece of musictheatre that muses on the idea of perfectionand perfectibility first seen at Òran Mór togreat acclaim. Oi Oi!

TUE 23 - SAT 27 MAR 7.30PMTUE- THU £10.50 (£6.50) / FRI + SAT £14.50 (£10.50)

INSPECTOR SANDS PRESENTS

IF THAT’S ALLTHERE IS

An average couple are teetering on the brinkof marriage. As the happiest day of theirlives approaches, the panic begins to rise.

And everybody’s watching...

‘Wickedly funny.’���� THE HERALD

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‘A rich seam of theatricalenergy, with talent to burn.’THE SCOTSMAN

WE’RE FAMILY FRIENDLY!Why not also visit the Tron Bar andKitchen? It’s fully licensed and ourKids’ Menu is available every day.

Call 0141 552 8587 for more info…

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WED 14 - SUN 25 APRIL WED 14 2PM, THU 15 + FRI 16 11AM + 2PM, TUE 20 - FRI 23 10AM + 1.15PM SAT + SUN PERFS 12NOON + 3PM

A DELIGHTFUL NEWFAMILY SHOW FOR THEEASTER HOLIDAYS!

When you’re only nine, how do you get your family to notice you?

Meet Mish Gorecki. She’s 9 years-old and the Little Rock in her family.She’s just been accepted on the school trip to Russia to visit theBolshoi and all she needs is a signature on her permission slip. Butthat’s not so easy when the rest of her family are having a hard timedealing with their own lives…

Skye Loneragan’s brand new play for young people is a story about agirl who goes missing to be noticed. A funny, surreal and tender talefrom the Tron Theatre Company for anyone who’s ever had a dream...

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WED 14 - SAT 17 APRIL 9PMWED + THU £10.50 (£6.50) / FRI + SAT £14.50 (£10.50)

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BY PAUL CHARLTON

ALABASTER PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS

FRINGE FIRST AWARD WINNER 2009STAGE AWARD NOMINATION – BEST ACTORSTAGE AWARD NOMINATION – BEST ACTRESS

Sam loves Anna, football and gambling. But when the sparkdisappears, how much is he prepared to risk in the chase torecapture the thrill?

With sharp humour, Charlton’s moving and award-winning playdelves into the pressures of modern relationships in adisconnected world. This is intimate storytelling at its best.

Produced by Iron Shoes, ScenePool and the Tristan Bates Theatre.

‘ Fresh, radiant and entertaining.’���� THE SCOTSMAN

‘ An hour that perfectly captures the Web 2.1 generation.’THE GUARDIAN, Festival Pick

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‘A meditation on the relationship between Gaelic culture and language… richly imaginative and witty.’���� THE SCOTSMAN

How many stories can a simple map hold?

Confined to a hospital room, Dan obsessivelymaps the terrain of his island past. Whena fellow patient hits crisis point, Dan isforced to acknowledge that life cannot becontained by lines drawn on paper.

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DIRECTOR BECKIE MILLS DESIGNER ANNA BLISS SCULLYLIGHTING DESIGNER RICHARD HOWELLCAST MARTIN McCORMICK, KIRSTY STUART,ROBERT WILLOX

Anne works for the Ordnance Survey.There is only one man in Scotland who canhelp her complete the map for a forgottenpart of Lewis. But can she convince Danto confront the terrible secrets of his past?

Funny, moving and utterly compelling, thisacclaimed production was first seen inLondon in 2009.

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TUE 20 - SAT 24 APRIL 7.30PMTUE -THU £10.50 (£6.50) / FRI + SAT £14.50 (£10.50)

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WED 28 APR - SAT 1 MAY 7.30PM£12 (£8)

The hilarious, painful and shocking story ofNorthern Ireland’s infamous prison – Long Kesh – is told through the eyes of prison officers,Republicans and Loyalists, a rich assortment ofpatriots, chancers, leaders, wives, escapers andhypochondriacs!

A huge crowd-pleaser in Belfast and Edinburgh,full of 1960’s Motown songs and wild, irreverenthumour, this is the inside story of The Troubles.

LONG KESH ‘Fierce and gripping, direct from

Belfast and dripping with the sound, fury and black humour of that city.’THE TIMES

‘ Physical, loud, sweary, funny, perfectly choreographed, terrifying and, still again, funny.’THE OBSERVER

‘ A must-see.’SUNDAY TIMES

BY MARTIN LYNCHDIRECTED BY MARTIN LYNCH + LISA MAY

CHURCH ROADA LAMENT MADE OF MEMORIESAND KEPT IN A SUITCASE

66aWRITTEN + PERFORMED BY

DANIEL KITSONLast September I had to move out of my flat after living there for almostsix years. I didn’t want to. I lived alone. I am single. 66a Church Roadwas the longest relationship of my life. This is a break-up show. For my flat. Daniel Kitson, London May 2008.

Astonishing images of crumbling beauty and battered grandeur willemerge from time beaten suitcases, telling a funny, sad and truly nostalgicstory of a forsaken flat, a broken heart and the ache for home.

Daniel Kitson returns to the Tron after last year’s sell-out gig with hisFringe First Award-winning show.

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‘ Shines like a beacon... the treat of the fringe.’THE EVENING STANDARD

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Passionate, searching and provocative, Mayfesto is aseason of work at the Tron Theatre about the worldright now. Featuring stirring writing and performancesthat are new or which reflect upon the present day,these are riveting stories about people caught up insituations beyond their control.

From a contemporary response to the rise of fascismwritten in the 30s, through real voices from the Palestinianstruggle, to freshly written dramas about Iraq andAfghanistan, these works place the audience at the heartof global events.

Unflinching, sometimes harrowing, always gripping, this isan unmissable season of electrifying theatre and dramaticwriting aimed at the heart and the head.

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BOOK AND SAVEBuy for 2 shows and get 20% offBuy for 3 shows and get 30% off

SEASON PASS Why not buy a season pass which admits you toall the Mayfesto productions and whichgives you 20% off food purchased in the bar?

Full Price Season Pass: £60Concession Price Season Pass: £40

MORE events to be announced – look out for the MAYFESTO brochure in April!

A middle class couple find that geography isnot just a place, it’s also a state of mind; anArab woman describes her struggle forindependence, a struggle that extends tomurder; and one Arab Palestinian and oneIsraeli Jew take time out from arguing to findunexpected companionship in nature… andan illegal puff.

Sparse and elegantly written, these three shortplays including 2 World Premieres by DavidGreig and one monologue documented by thegreat Italian writer Franca Rame. Each of theseplays gives voice to some of those who havewitnessed the personal and political strugglesof the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

RAMALLAHBY DAVID GREIG

AN IMAGINED SARHA ADAPTED BY DAVID GREIG FROM PALESTINIAN WALKSBY RAJA SHEHADEH

WORLD PREMIERES

AN ARAB WOMAN SPEAKS BY FRANCA RAME

FROM THEWEST BANK: 3ShortPlays

TRON THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS

FRI 7 - SAT 15 MAY 9.15PM£10.50 (£6.50)

In 2007, the US journalist George Packerpublished an article in The New Yorker aboutIraqi interpreters who jeopardized their liveson behalf of the Americans in Iraq, with littleor no U.S. protection or security. The articledrew national attention to the humanitariancrisis and moral scandal.

Betrayed, based on Packer’s interviews inBaghdad, tells the story of three youngIraqis – two men and one woman –motivated to risk everything by America’spromise of freedom.

Betrayed is a thriller which explores thecomplex relationships among the Iraqisthemselves and their American Supervisoras they struggle to find purpose while acountry collapses around them.

BY GEORGE PACKERBETRAYED

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GAPPAD PRESENTS:

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JORDANBY MOIRA BUFFINI + ANNA REYNOLDS

www.gappadtheatre.co.uk

SAT 15 - SAT 22 MAY 7.30PM£10.50 (£6.50)

TRON THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS

ADDRESSUNKNOWNBY KATHERINE KRESSMAN TAYLOR

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Sarah never leaves her flat. Watching theworld outside from her window, she dreamsup fantastic experiences and adventureswithout stepping outside her front door. Buttoday a stranger has come to visit her and heis determined to pull her into the real worldagain. Sarah, however, refuses to leave...

A timely and devastating play about a Britishsoldier and one woman’s broken heart.

Going beneath the headlines in search of drama...

Responding to the title The Other Side OfConflict, a group of Scottish-based playwrightswill respond to the burning political issues ofthe day by writing 10 minute plays which willbe performed across a week. Created anddirected by the playwrights themselves, this isa unique opportunity for audiences toexperience new work that has been writtenspecifically for them.

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O1932. Two friends, Max in San Francisco andMartin in Munich, correspond affectionatelythrough a series of letters. Jokey and intimate,their longstanding friendship is suddenlythrown into crisis by the Nazis’ gradual riseto power. For Max is a Jew, and Martin’sblind enthusiasm for his new masters leadsfirst to tragedy and then to a calculated actof revenge.

Originally published as a short story in 1938,Address Unknown is a gripping tale whichbecame a literary sensation and wassubsequently banned in Germany. Thisadaptation captures the voices and thepersonal struggles of those caught up in therise of Fascism. It is also a riveting piece oftheatre, building to a terrible sting in the tail.

‘A marvel of a tale’ VARIETY

‘Perfection itself’ THE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW

TUE 18 - SAT 22 MAY 7.45PM£6.50

ROOM BY ABIGAIL DOCHERTY DIRECTED BY LU KEMP

TUE 11 - SUN 16 MAY 8PM£10.50 (£6.50)

RHYMES WITH PURPLE PRESENTS

How far is too far? In regard to thetreatment and interrogation of suspectedterrorists or criminals, is torture ever justified?

For Drumhead, the audience are removedfrom their comfort zone and presented witha piece of interactive theatre – information,real case studies and actors playing the rolesof the authority and the victim.

Shirley Jones could have been a normalmother. She could have settled down, got anormal job, raised her child, taught him howto love, had a happy life. She didn’t…

Based on a true story, Jordan is a shockingconfession of a woman forced to her limits.Gappad Theatre presents the Scottishpremiere of this groundbreaking play.

TUE 18 - SAT 22 MAY 8.45PM£4

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THE OTHERSIDE OFCONFLICT

DRUMHEAD

PLEASE NOTE: The audience will meet at the Tron and betransported to an off-site performancearea, returning to the theatre afterwards.

FRI 7+ SAT8,TUE11- SAT15MAY7.45PM £6.50

TRON THEATRE + V.AMP PRODUCTIONS PRESENT

Isobel’s squeezing into her mother-of-thebride outfit and Renee is oozing sympathy.‘Isobel it’s young people the world over.They’ve had it handed to them on a plateand they’re up to all sorts. They’re marryingcousins, they’re marrying pets... they shouldjust find a nice man and settle down to a lifeof blissful servitude like the rest of us. What’s the fella’s name?’ ‘Janice!’

A dark, sardonic monologue about love, lifeand same-sex marriage by Colin Hough.

A MOST CIVILARRANGEMENTBY COLIN HOUGH

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TUE 1 - SAT 5 JUNE 7.30PMMATINEE SAT 5 JUNE 2.30PMTUE -THU, SAT MAT £10.50 (£6.50) / FRI + SAT £14.50 (£10.50)

BLUE RAINCOAT THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS

THIRDBY FLANN O’BRIEN ADAPTED BY JOCELYN CLARKE

POLICEMAN

THEATRE JEZEBEL PRESENTS

DOUBTBY JOHN PATRICK SHANLEY

A PARABLE‘A fantastic production, truly impressive.’THE SUNDAY INDEPENDENT

‘ Striking, funny, tragic, entertaining.’THE IRISH TIMES

‘ A superbly told yarn.’THE NEW YORKER

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Written by Flann O’Brien in 1939 but publishedposthumously in 1967, The Third Policeman is set inrural Ireland and is narrated by a dedicated amateurscholar of De Selby, a scientist and philosopher. Adaptedby Jocelyn Clarke from O’Brien’s novel, it featuresbicycles that are half-human, humans that are half-bicycle,a murder and a most unusual village police force…

The Third Policeman is a murder mystery, a hilariouscomedy, a fable of eternal grief, the story of romanticlove and a surreal vision of eternity.

When does suspicion become evidence?Is virtue greater than compassion? And ifyou refuse to deny an accusation, are youadmitting guilt?

In 1960’s New York a young nun teachingat a Catholic school finds herself caught inthe middle of a war of words. For FatherFlynn, a compassionate and gifted priest, isunder suspicion from the watchful andrigidly authoritarian nun, Sister Aloysius;

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‘ A gripping mystery, tightly written.’TIME OUT, NEW YORK

suspicion of a crime of which she has noevidence but about which she has nodoubt...

Utterly absorbing and full of twists andturns, John Patrick Shanley’s award-winningplay asks difficult questions through adeceptively simple story. It is a dazzlinglywritten, gripping battle of wits withbrilliantly drawn characters and a deepunderstanding of human pride and frailty.

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PREVIEWS: 6+7 JULY £7.50THU 8 - SAT 24 JULY 7.30PMTUE - THU £10.50 (£6.50) / FRI + SAT £14.50 (£10.50)

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As camp as Carry On, as outrageously funny as Cooking WithElvis, as historically accurate as Blackadder, the Tron TheatreCompany invites you to enter the glittering halls of Valhallathis summer.

Ludwig has a bit of trouble with reality. Obsessed by a worldof legendary heroes and magic swans, he’s unfortunatelyalso a Bavarian prince under pressure to find a bride,sharpish. James is in love with beauty (and his best friend)and just wants to get out of small-town Texas. But in 1940’sAmerica that isn’t so easy…

Two boys, a century apart, find that love and madness aresometimes the same thing. And in pursuit of their ownvisions, they discover that anything is possible if you havefaith, hope… and impeccable taste in home décor.

Based on the true events of the life of ‘Mad’ Ludwig ofBavaria, Paul Rudnick’s bawdily funny romp through thenineteenth and twentieth centuries sweeps its audiencealong on a stream of brilliant one-liners, waspish wit andwonderful Wagnerian music. Humpbacked princesses,Texan redneck preachers, operatic splendour, crystal swansand a shotgun wedding await you…

VALHALLA! TRON THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS

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TUE 3 - SAT 7 AUGUST 7.30PMMATINEE SAT 7 / 2.30PM / £10 (£6) / FAMILY TICKET £26 (2 ADULTS + 2 CHILDREN)

Scottish Youth Theatre invites you tobe part of the hedonistic flurry thatis the Court of Miracles, inspired bythe story of Quasimodo, hisEsmeralda and the magicallybohemian court where anything ispossible… and everyone is welcome.In this time of great gothic Europe,vagrants and beggars, poets andgypsies congregate to delight andmystify onlookers. This performanceis set to enchant and inspire all whodare to leave their inhibitions at thedoor and bravely enter The Court

of Miracles.

SCOTTISH YOUTH THEATRE PRESENTS

COURT BY PETER ARNOTT

DIRECTED BY FRASER MacLEODMUSIC BY ROSS BROWNDESIGNED BY FINLAY McLAY

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‘One thing’s for sure: Scottish Youth Theatre are not afraid to put a provocative new twist on classic texts.’THE HERALD

“This is the Court of Miracles… and anything… even happiness… is possible.”

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THU 1 - SAT 10 JULY 7.45PM £8.50 (£6.50) MATINEES: SATS 2.30PM

UPSTAGE THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS

STEELMAGNOLIAS

BY ROBERT HARLING

Steel Magnolias, the first play by RobertHarling, is a hilarious and touching look at a

group of beauty-parlour Southern gals. As the story unfolds, the strength and

determination underlying the gals’ antics inthe salon shines through.

‘Suffused with humour and tinged with tragedy.’

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PREVIEWS: FRI 3 - SUN 5 DECEMBERTUE 7 DEC 2010 - SAT 8 JAN 2011 £9 - £16.50

BY GORDON DOUGALL + FLETCHER MATHERS

Captain’s Log. Stardate 2110. A century ago the starship Pantoprise embarkedupon a journey to save the Pantosphere from total destruction. Its mission: toexplore strange new cosmic comic routines, to seek out new slapstick scenesand cream pie fillings, to boldly go where no Dame has gone before!

From the creators of Ya Beauty and the Beast and Mother Bruce comes aninterstellar panto adventure that promises to ignite your space rocket andshoot you to the stars.

Book now for the best seats in the galaxy!

PANTO 2010 IS NOW BOOKING!

‘Crazy panto-inflected fun, featuring a fistful of fine performers and truckload of absurdist hilarity’THE SCOTSMAN ON YA BEAUTY & THE BEAST

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Air a bheachdachadh leis a bhuidheannagus an stiu�ireadh le John Wright. Se dasgeulachd eadar-thoinnte tha seo; stricaileag eileanach le gnothachan prionnsabalagus gabhail ris an taghadh aice cuideachd,na cuisean soisealta, poileataiceacheiginneach, a bhrosnaich toiseachadhcreideamh spioradail anns na 1840’s. Seobair stocail, co-aimsireil a tha’nns andealbh-cluiche Gaidhlig seo, le blas dochultair nan eilean agus righneas na daòine.

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PLEASE NOTE: A live simultaneoustranslation to English is provided onindividual headphones for the audience.

POST SHOW DISCUSSION TUE, WED, FRI

VICTORIAN BAR

THE VICTORIAN BAR PLAYS HOST TO A MIX OF CABARET, COMEDY AND MUSIC

SUN 25 APR, 16 MAY, 27 JUN, 25 JULY8PM £5INCORPORATED MEDIA PRESENTS

THE GONG SHOWThe Tron’s legendary talent competitioncontinues! Can your speciality act lastthree minutes in front of an audiencebaying for The Gong? Or do you want tobe that audience, flexing your SimonCowell muscle? Come and join us in theVictorian Bar for an entire evening ofraucous outlandish entertainment withspecial guests and live music.

SUN 18 APR, 20 JUNE, 18 JULY 2PM FREE

SUNDAY JAZZVic Bar favourite Loretta Reid sings thegreat jazz classics in an easy going afternoonsession. Pull up a chair and grab a drinkfrom the bar...‘Charming and unpretentious, lovely warm pureswinging gentle vocals, she reveals a classy waywith a ballad’ SCOTLAND ON SUNDAY

FRI 4 + SAT 5 JUNE, FRI 16 + SAT 17 JULY 8.30PM £10UPSTAGE PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS

THE SUPPER CLUB CABARETAn evening of no-holds barred cabaretfrom Upstage with an eclectic range ofmusical performances to wet your whistleand tickle your fancy. Toot Toot!Admission price includes scrumptious andequally entertaining food. Lambrini optional.

SUN 6 JUNE, 4 JULY 7.30PM DONATIONS ON THE DOOR

CLUB SUBLIMELimelight (formerly Sounds of Progress)presents the Club Sublime music showcase.A monthly musical event hosted by award-winning cabaret duo Blind Gurl and theCrips, these evenings feature hot new localartists and bands.

THU 10 JUNE 8PM £5

TBC CABARET: SEX &DRUGS & ROCK‘N’ROLLTo Be Confirmed is a seasonal cabaret andpromises to be eclectic, unexpected andentertaining. June the 10th sees TBC gettinga little hedonistic as we take on ‘Sex andDrugs and Rock and Roll’... Dress in yourmost inappropriate outfit, order a doubleand we can regale each other with horrorstories of the nights we wish we couldforget, the horror of waking up in strangeplaces and the motto that you should‘never say never’. Poetry, stand-up, music:anything goes.

THU 1 JULY 9.30PM £8 (£6)

THE MACRAZY VAUDEVILLEORCHESTRAFollowing his sell-out tour of November 09,the Macrazys are back with some songsold and new. www. alymacrae.com

PLEASE NOTE ALL EVENTS IN THE VICTORIAN BAR ARE 18YRS+CHANGING HOUSE

TUE 8 - SAT 12 JUNE TUE - FRI 7.30PM / SAT 8PM /MATINEES: THU 1.30PM /SAT 2PM

THEATRE HEBRIDES PRESENTS

THE PEOPLE’S CHOICE

NA DAÒINEDevised by the company and directed byJohn Wright. Roghainn na Daòineintertwines two powerful stories: one ofa young Island woman’s struggle withmatters of principal and living with thechoices she has made; the other followsthe desperate social and politicalcircumstances which provoked theemergence of a new spirituality-basedbelief system in the 1840’s which still hasresonance today. This Gaelic languagephysical theatre show is a radicalcontemporary evocation of Hebrideancultures, heredity, human tenacity andremarkable lives.

2322All our classes and events within the Education & Outreach programme have limited places. For more information and to avoid disappointment, please book in advance by calling our Box Office on 0141 552 4267

Welcome to Linton Hall, the prestigiousschool that trains our future heroes and

heroines, preparing them for great things asfuture rulers of our magical Kingdom. Butwhat happens when one girl turns Linton

Hall’s traditions on their heads? And will anyof them be brave enough to face The Fabulous

Beast...? Myths, legends and traditionscombine in a modern fairytale for 2010.

Did you know the average human heart willbeat approximately 3 billion times in its lifetime?The heart needs care and attention to ensurethe beats are distributed just as fate intended,especially through what humans call ‘theadolescent years’. That’s where the Ministrycomes in. The beat checkers job is to guideunsuspecting young hearts through theirteenage years. But what happens if the personyou fall for doesn’t notice you even whenyou’re staring them in the face...?

FALLENTHU 8 + FRI 9 APRIL 7.30PM £5TRON SKILLSHOPS PRESENTS

THE FABULOUSBEAST

FRI 11 + SAT 12 JUNEFRI 7.30PM / SAT 2PM £5TRON SKILLSHOPS PRESENTS

TALL TALES AT THE TRONJoin in as we tell Tall Tales! These fun interactivesessions bring stories to life through rhymes,movement, props, percussion and song.

£5 per session, ticket admits 1 child andaccompanying parent or carer. Bolt on tickets £3(admits 1 extra child or adult)

Meet in Box OfficeSuitable for 3-5 year olds plus parent/carerSaturdays 17 April, 15May, 19 June at 10am

After the success of last year’s summerstorytelling programme, we are delightedto welcome back our young Tron-goers foranother series of Tiny Tales and SummerTall Tales.

Sessions will last approx 45 minsMeet in Box Office

Tiny Tales for ages 6 months - 2 years andparent/carerWednesdays 14, 21, 28 July, 4 Aug, 10.30am

Tall Tales for ages 3 - 5 years and parent/carerThursdays 15, 22, 29 July + 5 Aug, 10.30am

SKILLSHOPSJoin us for our weekly drama workshops forchildren and young people. Skillshops allowparticipants to learn and develop theatreskills in a fun and friendly environment.Each workshop brings a new theme for thegroup to explore, delving deep into theirimaginations and have lots of fun!

Term starts Saturday 17April 2009

Saturday 11am - 12noon 5 - 7 years (£40/£30)Saturday 12noon - 2pm 8 - 12 years (£50/£40)Saturday 2.30pm - 4.30pm 8 - 12 years (£50/£40)Mondays 6.30pm - 8.30pm 13 - 17 years (£50/£40)

THU 24 + FRI 25 JUNE 7.30PM £6

TRON YOUNGCOMPANY INPERFORMANCEWe are delighted that the newly formedYoung Company are taking part in theNational Theatre of Scotland’s ExchangeFestival alongside 5 other national and 2international groups. Working alongside LisaGregan and movement specialist RachelSmith, they are currently creating their firstpiece of work. Their piece will also beperformed at the Byre Theatre weekbeginning 5 July.

THU 27 - SAT 29 MAY 7.30PM £6TRON STUDIO PRESENTS

HAPPY HOUR DEVISED BY THE COMPANYDIRECTED BY LAWRENCE CRAWFORD

Tron Studio invites you into the Victorian Barfor a night of experiential theatre – Glasgowpub style. All the regulars are there – barflies,bar staff, pub crawlers, patter merchants... anda wake. As the drinks flow, tongues loosen andfuses blow. From behind locked toilet doors,secrets are revealed that will change livesforever. It’s Happy Hour again...

Events for all

WRITE-TRON FOR ALLWrite Tron provides opportunities forparticipants, whether complete beginnersor experienced, to creatively explore avariety of writing techniques and genresunder the guidance of professional tutorStephen Barnes.

Booking essentialSaturdays 10.00am - 1.00pm Tron Meeting Room(£40/£30) for full term 24 Apr, 15 May, 5, 26 June

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PREVIEW PERFORMANCES TUE 15 - SAT 19 JUNE 7PM £8 (£6)

ANKUR PRODUCTIONS IN ASSOCIATION WITH PACHAMAMA PRODUCTIONS + TRON THEATREWITH SUPPORT FROM SCOTTISH REFUGEE COUNCIL PRESENTS

DIRECTED BY CORA BISSETT

‘It is very hard to prove my name, it isvery hard to prove my age, it is very hardto prove my story in a court of law, it isvery hard to prove anything.’

‘A remarkable show; and a profoundly admirable one.’���� THE SCOTSMAN on Ankur’s Detainee A

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REFUGEE WEEK SCOTLAND 14 - 20 JUNE

DIFFERENTPASTS,SHAREDFUTURE

REFUGEE WEEK SCOTLAND IS CO-ORDINATED BY SCOTTISH REFUGEE COUNCIL www.scottishrefugeecouncil.org.uk

Refugee Week Scotland is anexciting programme of eventshappening across the countryto celebrate diversity and raiseawareness of refugee issues.For full listings and informationfrom the end of May, visitwww.refugeeweekscotland.com

SAT 19 JUNEVICTORIAN BAR 9PM FREE BUT TICKETED

ARTISTS IN EXILE CABARETArtists in Exile will be showcasing aneclectic mix of poets, musicians, actors andwriters from many different countries,including Afghanistan, Iran, Congo, Italy,Angola, Palestine and Scotland. Come along,relax in the Tron bar and hear sounds, musicand words from across the globe.

MON 14 JUNEMAIN AUDITORIUM 6PM INVITATION ONLY

LAUNCH OF REFUGEE WEEK SCOTLANDThe launch of Refugee Week Scotland kicks off with highlights of the week ahead. For more information: Belinda McElhinney, 0141 243 2499

WED 16 JUNEMAIN AUDITORIUM 7.30PM £5 (£3)YDANCE PRESENTS

UNDER THE SAME SKYNo matter where we come from we all liveUnder the Same Sky. This vibrant danceperformance is an expression of the experiences,hopes and dreams of young refugees and asylumseekers living in Glasgow. Supported by the Lankelly Chase Foundation.

THU 17 JUNEMAIN AUDITORIUM 2PM + 7.30PM £5 (£3)ANKUR PRODUCTIONS, PANGAA PROJECT AND IGNITE THEATRE COMPANY

MY BITWho are you as you move about your city? How do you follow the rules and boundaries whenyou’re not even sure what and where they are?This new piece of theatre by Ignite (formerlyKnightswood Youth Theatre) uses music andmovement to explore the joys and fears of living in Glasgow.

FRI 18 JUNEMAIN AUDITORIUM 8PM £10 (£8)

RED CROSS REFUGEE WEEKCOMEDY NIGHTAn evening of first-class stand-up comedy broughtto you by the world’s largest humanitarianorganisation. Past performers have includedKevin Bridges, Frankie Boyle and Reginald DHunter. Check the Tron website for updates.

FRI 18 JUNEVICTORIAN BAR 6PM INVITATION ONLY

REFUGEE WEEK SCOTLAND MEDIA AWARDSThe 2010 Refugee Week Scotland Media Awardshighlight exceptional and fair reporting of asylum inthe Scottish press, co-ordinated by Oxfam Scotland. For more information: Aideen McLaughlin 0141 285 8861

SAT 19 JUNEMAIN AUDITORIUM 8PM £9 (£5)

BACK AND FORTH /HOPE (IS A THING WITH FEATHERS)Professional musicians and dancers cometogether with a cast of asylum seekers,refugees, migrants and indigenous communitiesin the vibrant production Back & Forth,produced by Maryhill Integration Network &Gilmore Productions. Sri Lankan CommunityDancers with Kate E. Deeming performHope, a dance theatre piece devised byyoung people in the Northeast of Sri Lanka.

In Benin City, a young girl struggles tosupport her family. A world away, in aGlasgow tenement, ‘Aunty’ Martha arrangesa job and flight for her.

Journey with her on the bus that leads to anew life and discover the nightmare realitybehind Martha’s promises. Based on thetrue-life story of a young Nigerian girldiscovered in Glasgow, Cora Bissett’sexplosive production, combining direct,chilling performances with video, animationand music, thrusts you into the brutal,complex and hidden world behind thenewspaper headlines on sex-trafficking.

Meet at the Tron Box Office to betransported to the production’s off-sitelocation.

This is not a world away from you, but aworld on your doorstep.

Roadkill will premiere at the EdinburghFestival Fringe 2010.

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MAIN AUDITORIUM GLASGOW JAZZ FESTIVAL 18 - 27 JUNE

TUE 22 JUNE 8PM £12 (£10)

THE NECKS The Necks are one of the great cult bandsof Australia. Chris Abrahams (piano), Tony

Buck (drums) and Lloyd Swanton (bass)conjure a chemistry together that defies

description in orthodox terms. Featuringlengthy pieces which slowly unravel in the

most mesmerising fashion, frequentlyunderpinned by an insistent deep groove,

the fifteen albums by The Necks stand up tore-listening time and time again. Not

entirely avant-garde, nor minimalist, norambient, nor jazz, the music of The Necks is

possibly unique in the world today.

THU 24 JUNE 8PM £12 (£10)

ARUN GHOSH SEXTETConceived in Calcutta, bred in Bolton,matured in Manchester and now living inLondon, clarinettist Arun Ghosh’s musicalvision and vocabulary reflects his richgeographical heritage. His Indo-Jazz Sextetplay original music of South Asian originwith a contemporary jazz attitude, rockingurban beats and the passion of punk. Sweetand timeless melodies give birth to soaringimprovisations and raag explorations, drivenby a heady mix of dub-reggae bass, tablatrickery and ferocious drum explosions.

Directed by leading educator and saxophonistRob Hall, this course is aimed at both beginnerimprovisers and those with jazz experience.All instruments welcome! Participants willgain experience in improvisation, learning musicby ear, ensemble playing, instant arranging, jazzharmony, performance skills and much more.

SAT 31 JUL + SUN 1 AUG

JAZZ COURSE 2010

SUPPORT US

‘We received our tickets for the show through our membership of the Tron’s Patrons schemewhich we thoroughly recommend for anyone who is a regular attendee at the Tron.’VIEW FROM THE STALLS

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WITH THE

Find out how YOU can make a difference bycalling Dearbhla Murphy on 0141 559 5304or email dearbhla.murphy@tron.co.uk

Since its relaunch in 2009, we’ve been thrilledwith the number of Tron attenders who’vedecided to show their support by becomingPatrons. Offering tickets to all Tron productionsand a number of extra benefits, our PatronsScheme feeds directly into improving accessand education facilities in the building.

While enjoying the benefits that the schemeoffers, our Patrons also recognise that weneed their support in order to continue whatwe do. As a registered charity we receive apublic subsidy which roughly covers only halfof our operating costs. If we are to continueto deliver our extensive programme of work,including the wide range of educationalworkshops that we offer, we need to raise a£1 for every £1 of public funding wereceive.

So if you love the theatre as much as we doand want to get more involved with ‘one ofScotland’s most innovative producing theatres’(THE LIST) why not join our growing number ofsupporters?

For more details and online booking visit:www.jazzcourse.co.uk

More acts to be announced! For full festival listings visit www.jazzfest.co.uk

Call 0141 552 8587 to book your perfect night out

‘Unfussy well-cooked food with integrity, featuring locally sourced, seasonal ingredients… well worth a visit even if you have no intention of seeing a show.’THE LIST

‘That rare place where all ages and tastes feel at home.’THE HERALD

Recommended as a top Glasgow eatery inthe latest List Eating and Drinking Guide,Tron Theatre Bar and Kitchen continuesto be one of the Merchant City’s favouritespots. And it’s not just the ideal place fora pre-theatre meal or a post-show drink.

Throughout the day, our chefs serve upfresh, seasonal, locally sourced food tosome of Glasgow’s most discerning diners.From light lunches and mouthwateringsnacks to home-made burgers with thickcut chips, right through to indulgentdesserts and Fair Trade coffees, we offergreat value and great seasonalcooking even when there’s no show on. It’s also the perfect spot to unwind, readthe papers and relax with a glass of winefrom our exciting list or to recharge yourbatteries with a stiff espresso. There’s aspecially devised Children’s Menu forlittle ones and we have free Wi-Fi so youcan surf while you sip.

HITLISTED in The List Eatingand Drinking Guide 09/10

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WED 7 APR - SAT 1 MAY(PREVIEW 6 APR 6-8PM)

BEN FiST: MEAK, MAIR, MAKEFiST is an illustrator, designerand artist based in Glasgow.Physically manipulating Victorianphotographs, reclaimed woodand paper through applyingpattern, form and colour, FiST’swork adopts a certain Steampunkethic, creating characters whichlie somewhere between thepast and a supposed future.

WED 5 - SAT 29 MAY (PREVIEW 4 APR 6-8PM)

MEL BRIMFIELDHand-drawn and painted postersand programmes, costumes andprops, are produced alongsidedocumentary-style films andlive works that playfully associateperformance art with mostsignificant cultural developmentsof the last 100 years.

MON 14 - SUN 20 JUNE

ARTISTS IN EXILE GLASGOW: OPEN SPACEThis exhibition features thework of international visualartists belonging to the Artists inExile Glasgow network.

LONG GALLERY SPONSORED BY

22 JUNE - 18 JULY

ALASDAIR GRAY –THE SCOTS HIPPO A unique series of illustrationsto accompany the poem, TheScots Hippo.

20 JULY - 15 AUGUST

JOHN BYRNE –SELF-PORTRAITSByrne is respected as an artistas a writer. His impressivebiography reflects his diverse

talents as an award-winningwriter for stage and screen,designer of theatre sets andrecord covers.

17 AUGUST - 19 SEPTEMBER

SCOTT CAMPBELLThese bold works considerthe aesthetic experiencecaused by the process of themulti-layered surface andinteraction of colour.

1 BEN FIST / 2 SCOTT CAMPBELL / 3 JOHNBYRNE / 4 MEL BRIMFIELD / 5 ALASDAIR GRAY/ 6 ARTISTS IN EXILE

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TRON MAIN AUDITORIUM CHANGING HOUSE VICTORIAN BAR TRON MAIN AUDITORIUM CHANGING HOUSE VICTORIAN BAR

Audio Described performancesprovide live verbal commentary

through a headset on visual elements of theproduction to enhance the experience forvisually impaired patrons.

These performances include a British Sign Language interpreter

who will provide a linguistic and artisticinterpretation for Deaf patrons.Converts spoken word to text which

appears on a screen at the sametime as they are spoken or sung to

assist hard of hearing patrons.

The Tron Theatre retains the right to amend the program

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APRIL7.30PM FALLEN THU 87.30PM FALLEN FRI 9

7.30PM I WAS A BEAUTIFUL DAY WED 14 MISH GORECKI 2PM9PM CRUSH

7.30PM I WAS A BEAUTIFUL DAY THU 15 MISH GORECKI 11AM / 2PM9PM CRUSH

7.30PM I WAS A BEAUTIFUL DAY FRI 16 MISH GORECKI 11AM / 2PM9PM CRUSH

7.30PM I WAS A BEAUTIFUL DAY SAT 17 MISH GORECKI 12NOON / 3PM9PM CRUSH

SUN 18 MISH GORECKI 12NOON / 3PMSUNDAY JAZZ 2PM

7.30PM LONG KESH TUE 20 MISH GORECKI 10AM / 1.15PM7.30PM LONG KESH WED 21 MISH GORECKI 10AM / 1.15PM7.30PM LONG KESH THU 22 MISH GORECKI 10AM / 1.15PM7.30PM LONG KESH SAT 24 MISH GORECKI 12NOON / 3PM

SUN 25 THE GONG SHOW 8PM7.30PM DANIEL KITSON WED 287.30PM DANIEL KITSON THU 297.30PM DANIEL KITSON FRI 30

MAY7.30PM DANIEL KITSON SAT 1

7.30PM BETRAYED FRI 7 A MOST CIVIL ARRANGEMENT 7.45PM9.15PM FROM THE WEST BANK

7.30PM BETRAYED SAT 8 A MOST CIVIL ARRANGEMENT 7.45PM9.15PM FROM THE WEST BANK

7.30PM BETRAYED SUN 99.15PM FROM THE WEST BANK

8PM DRUMHEAD MON 107.30PM BETRAYED TUE 11 A MOST CIVIL ARRANGEMENT 7.45PM

9.15PM FROM THE WEST BANK JORDAN 9PM8PM DRUMHEAD

7.30PM BETRAYED WED 128PM DRUMHEAD A MOST CIVIL ARRANGEMENT 7.45PM

9.15PM FROM THE WEST BANK JORDAN 9PM7.30PM BETRAYED THU 13

8PM DRUMHEAD A MOST CIVIL ARRANGEMENT 7.45PM9.15PM FROM THE WEST BANK JORDAN 9PM

7.30PM BETRAYED FRI 148PM DRUMHEAD A MOST CIVIL ARRANGEMENT 7.45PM

9.15PM FROM THE WEST BANK JORDAN 9PM7.30PM ADDRESS UNKNOWN SAT 15

8PM DRUMHEAD A MOST CIVIL ARRANGEMENT 7.45PM9.15PM FROM THE WEST BANK JORDAN 9PM

7.30PM ADDRESS UNKNOWN SUN 16 THE GONG SHOW 8PM9.15PM FROM THE WEST BANK

7.30PM ADDRESS UNKNOWN TUE 18 ROOM 7.45PMTHE OTHER SIDE OF CONFLICT 8.45PM

7.30PM ADDRESS UNKNOWN WED 19 ROOM 7.45PMTHE OTHER SIDE OF CONFLICT 8.45PM

7.30PM ADDRESS UNKNOWN THU 20 ROOM 7.45PMTHE OTHER SIDE OF CONFLICT 8.45PM

7.30PM ADDRESS UNKNOWN FRI 21 ROOM 7.45PMTHE OTHER SIDE OF CONFLICT 8.45PM

7.30PM ADDRESS UNKNOWN SAT 22 ROOM 7.45PMTHE OTHER SIDE OF CONFLICT 8.45PM

7.30PM THE THIRD POLICEMEN TUE 257.30PM THE THIRD POLICEMEN WED 267.30PM THE THIRD POLICEMEN THU 27 HAPPY HOUR 7.30PM7.30PM THE THIRD POLICEMEN FRI 28 HAPPY HOUR 7.30PM7.30PM THE THIRD POLICEMEN SAT 29 HAPPY HOUR 7.30PM

JUNE7.30PM DOUBT TUE 1 7.30PM DOUBT WED 27.30PM DOUBT THU 37.30PM DOUBT FRI 4 SUPPER CLUB CABARET 8.30PM

2.30 / 7.30PM DOUBT SAT 5 SUPPER CLUB CABARET 8.30PMSUN 6 CLUB SUBLIME 7.30PMTUE 8 ROGHAINN NA DAOINE 7.30PMWED 9 ROGHAINN NA DAOINE 7.30PMTHU 10 ROGHAINN NA DAOINE 1.30PM / 7.30PM

SEX&DRUGS&ROCK’N‘ROLL 8PM7.30PM THE FABULOUS BEAST FRI 11 ROGHAINN NA DAOINE 7.30PM

2PM THE FABULOUS BEAST SAT 12 ROGHAINN NA DAOINE 2PM / 8PM7PM ROADKILL TUE 157PM ROADKILL WED 16

7.30PM UNDER THE SAME SKY7PM ROADKILL THU 17

2PM / 7.30PM MY BIT7PM ROADKILL FRI 18

8PM RED CROSS COMEDY NIGHT7PM ROADKILL SAT 19

8PM BACK AND FORTH AND HOPE ARTISTS IN EXILE CABARET 9PMSUN 20 SUNDAY JAZZ 2PM

8PM THE NECKS TUE 228PM ARUN GOSH SEXTET THU 24 TRON YOUNG COMPANY 7.45PM

FRI 25 TRON YOUNG COMPANY 7.45PMSUN 27 THE GONG SHOW 8PMJULYTHU 1 STEEL MAGNOLIAS 7.45PM

MACRAZY ORCHESTRA 9.30PMFRI 2 STEEL MAGNOLIAS 7.45PMSAT 3 STEEL MAGNOLIAS 2.30PM / 7.45PMSUN 4 CLUB SUBLIME 7.30PM

7.30PM VALHALLA! TUE 6 STEEL MAGNOLIAS 7.45PM7.30PM VALHALLA! WED 7 STEEL MAGNOLIAS 7.45PM7.30PM VALHALLA! THU 8 STEEL MAGNOLIAS 7.45PM7.30PM VALHALLA! FRI 9 STEEL MAGNOLIAS 7.45PM7.30PM VALHALLA! SAT 10 STEEL MAGNOLIAS 2.30PM / 7.45PM7.30PM VALHALLA! TUE 137.30PM VALHALLA! WED 14 TINY TALES 10.30AM7.30PM VALHALLA! THU 15 TALL TALES 10.30AM7.30PM VALHALLA! FRI 16 SUPPER CLUB CABARET 8PM7.30PM VALHALLA! SAT 17 SUPPER CLUB CABARET 8PM

SUN 18 SUNDAY JAZZ 2PM7.30PM VALHALLA! TUE 207.30PM VALHALLA! WED 21 TINY TALES 10.30AM7.30PM VALHALLA! THU 22 TALL TALES 10.30AM7.30PM VALHALLA! FRI 237.30PM VALHALLA! SAT 24

SUN 25 THE GONG SHOW 8PMWED 28 TINY TALES 10.30AMTHU 29 TALL TALES 10.30AMAUGUST

7.30PM THE COURT OF MIRACLES TUE 37.30PM THE COURT OF MIRACLES WED 4 TINY TALES 10.30AM7.30PM THE COURT OF MIRACLES THU 5 TALL TALES 10.30AM7.30PM THE COURT OF MIRACLES FRI 6

2.30PM / 7.30PM THE COURT OF MIRACLES SAT 7

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