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Tickets
for all shows are available from:
Thompson Travel, Station
Road Port Erin
Celtic
Gold, 5 Michael St. Peel
Peter Norris
Music, Finch Road, Douglas
'Mostly Manx', Nelson Street, Douglas
Shakti Man, 68
Parliament Street, Ramsey
Or
on the door, if not sold out.
Please
Note:
Tickets for some events can
be purchased on-line
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July
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Friday
30th
Saturday
31st
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RINKEY
Take on the World
Dance Like You
Mean It
A showcase of modern
dance featuring a tribute to Michael Jackson and a
spectacular journey around the world of
dance!
Featuring guest performers ‘REPRESENT’
Curtain up at 7.30
Tickets available on the door or at Celtic Gold -
£7 adults, £3.50 children.
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August
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August |
Friday
13th
Saturday
14th
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Houghton Weavers
By demand, the boys are back again!
They pack the theatre every time so book
early. They are best
known for their TV show "Sit Thi Deawn" (dialect for "sit
you down", referring to the supposed
hospitality of Lancashire people). The programme
ran for six series or seven years and was a
mixture
of easy listening music and comedy for a
local audience.
Click on their picture to watch them sing.
A
Centenary Centre production by Ernie
Leece
Tickets £15 Showtime 8.00.
Visit their website
To order tickets online click
here
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Tuesday
24th
Saturday
28th
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Inspiration Theatre Company presents
Calamity Jane
The film is a classic, but on stage it’s
different. There’s more dance, more songs, great
costumes and
that special magic that only comes on
stage. It’s music and comedy and fun, but
there’s also that tough
real life element in the
story.
Doors open 7.30 Curtain up at 8.00
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September
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Saturday
4th
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Phil Cool
Unquestionably
the world's only "Stand Up Chameleon"
Phil Cool is armed with a controllable rubber
face. And he's not afraid to use it! Phil's
body, too, seems to be able to defy the normal
anatomical
laws. The original Mr. Rubber Face,
Phil can metamorphose with ease from the Pope to
Sylvester
Stallone, Tina Turner to Forrest Gump,
Jack Nicholson to Bugs Bunny, David Attenborough
to a
seahorse. Star Trek, Mr. Bean, even Pulp
Fiction, .. Nothing escapes the Cool treatment.
Phil is simply
incredible and, without doubt, he
is one of the most original and unique comic
talents to come out of
Great Britain. - .Phil
Cool's website To order tickets online click
here
Tickets £16 - Showtime 8.00pm
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Saturday
11th
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Brother Mule
Brother Mule in concert is a musical conversation
between three of America’s most gifted acoustic
musicians. Brian Wicklund ignites the stage with his
fiery fiddling, Ben Winship plays tasty mandolin
as
he croons one of his finely crafted songs,
while Eric Thorin pushes the boundaries of bass
playing as an
extreme sport. a showcase of original and traditional vocals
and instrumentals spanning genres of swing,
old
time, Celtic, old country and acoustic funk.
A Centenary Centre production by Ernie
Leece
Ticket info' to follow, in the meantime
to listen to one of their tracks -
click here
Visit their website
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Saturday
25th
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Autoharp Special
Mike & Rachel Fenton
bringing a unique interactive musical
experience to the
Centenary Centre with the Autoharp.
At the 1987 World Championship held in Winfield,
Kansas, USA, Mike blitzed a top class field with
some of the fastest and most original playing ever
seen.
To conquer the USA, the home of the autoharp, is
no mean feat. as the Worcester Evening News
described it " It's a bit like the Wild
West being cleaned up by Dixon of Dock Green or
Wimbledon
FC winning The Superbowl!"
Concert begins at 8.00 Tickets £10 (workshop
details to follow)
To order tickets online click
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October
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October
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Saturday
2nd
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Talismann Promotions presents
Turin Brakes
Full 5 piece line-up
supported by Truman Falls
Tickets £25 from the usual out lets or telephone
498789
Visit their Website
In
association with manx
radio
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19th
to 23rs
Tues
- Sat
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TNT Theatre presents
One flew over the Cuckoo's Nest
Happy-go-lucky Randle Patrick
McMurphy is serving a prison sentence for assault
He fakes insanity in order to serve out his
sentence in a mental institution.
Nightly at 7.30
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Saturday
30th
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An
Evening with Christine Collister
Local lass Christine’s career
now spans an incredible 26 years! The voice of
the BBC's
'Life and Loves of a She Devil', she's worked
with a host of excellent musicians such as
Peter Frampton, Richard Thompson, Louden
Wainwright III, and has appeared on
countless radio and TV shows including 'Whistle
Test', 'Jonathan Ross' and 'Front Row' (BBC R2). Throughout
her career, she has mesmerized and astounded
with her unique blend of soul, blues, pop, jazz,
country and folk and today, she remains as
powerful, subtle and effortless as ever. Performing
tonight with talented musician and fellow
Manxman Rob Cross.
Press Quotes:
'..Boundary breaking is routine
for Collister and makes her one of the finest
grown-up vocalists n the planet...’ - Q
Magazine
‘..so
much soul you think she’d been signed by
Motown’ - Q Magazine
Christine Collister can sing the birds down off
the trees and send them back with a tiny flick
of her vocal chords.” Mojo “ … a
voice personally delivered by God.” The Times.
Tickets £13 in advance £15 on the door.
Doors open at 7.00
Click
here to visit her website
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November
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November
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Saturday
6th
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Talisman Promotions Present
Beverley Craven
This
BRIT-Award winning singer became a household name
in the early 90's with the release of her
eponymous debut album which became a worldwide
hit, selling more than two million copies.
Her 1991 single, 'Promise Me',
went on to become a huge hit across
Europe
and she followed this up with a string of chart
successes including 'Memories', Holding On',
'Woman To Woman' and 'Love Scenes'. In 2009, after
a lengthy break raising her family, Beverley
returned with 'Close To Home', her first studio
album in ten years.
Tickets £22.50 - Visit her website
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Mon - Sat
22nd - 27th
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TNT Theatre Company Presents
"Hitler Killed my Canary"
A dark musical comedy about fathers, tea and war.
An extraordinary mix of British
humour in the 1940s and the tragedy of the
world’s most bitter conflict.
Nightly at 7.30
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January
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January
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Saturday
22nd
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ANDALUS
One of the UK's leading Rumba Flamenco guitar Latin band,
specialising in the authentic sound of the Gipsy
Kings and instrumental Latin music hits. Andalus
can provide a range of music from gentle
background flamenco/classical guitar to lively
song and dance music,
A Centenary Centre production
by Ernie Leece
Visit their website
- Ticket information to follow.
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March
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March
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Wed 30th March -
Sat' 2nd April
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Tour de Force presents
Pygmalion
Still George Bernard
Shaw's most popular play.
Professor of phonetics
Henry Higgins makes a bet that he can train a
bedraggled Cockney flower girl, Eliza
Doolittle,
to pass for a duchess at an ambassador's garden
party.
Nightly at 7.30
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April
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April
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Saturday
23rd
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London Philharmonic Skiffle
Orchestra
To the LPSO, skiffle means "anything
goes", as long as it is musical, entertaining
and fun.
Their performances are energetic, colourful,
bizarre, tuneful, virtuoso and hilarious,
incorporating a wealth of instruments, costume
changes and numerous props.
They are full of surprises and so entertaining.
Visit their website
A Centenary Centre production
by Ernie Leece - Ticket details to follow
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May
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May
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Friday
7th
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Hank Wangford & the Lost
Cowboys
A Centenary Centre production by
Ernie Leece
Details to follow
Visit his website
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June
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June
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Saturday
18th
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The Alan West Band
A Centenary Centre production
by Ernie Leece - Details to follow
Click
here to see his website
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July
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July
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Saturday
2nd
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The Ken Colyer Trust Band
A Centenary Centre production
by Ernie Leece
Details to follow
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Regular
Features at the Centre
Modern Stage Dance
Classes for children, teenagers and
adults.
Monday from 6:00 pm to 9.00. Call
460688
Yoga - Wednesday mornings. Call
844270
Ballroom Dancing Classes -
Wednesday, Children 4.00 - 6.00 pm. (Tel: 450688)
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