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January - July 2020
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Tickets available online at www.junctiongoole.co.uk
Box Office: 01405 763652
Welcome
Welcoming in the New Year, we have a typically busy and varied programme for you at
Junction, bringing back some old friends and introducing you to some new ones. Top
billing for the season is probably Chris Difford, the award winning song writer from Squeeze
who I have been trying to bring here for a number of years. But then again, it could be the
astonishing Joe Broughton’s Conservatoire Folk Ensemble, a massive 50 strong folk band
which will shake the dust from the rafters later in June, assuming we can work out how they’ll
all fit on stage. Or perhaps instead, comedian Alfie Moore with his latest show. Or Verve,
the post graduate company from Northern School of Contemporary Dance. In truth, every
performance will bring top quality in their field, whether that’s theatre from Silent Uproar or
a family show from the Australian company Cluster Arts – book this if you want to see the
amazing toilet paper gun in action!
All this plus more local talent from Spoken Word, Castaway, Read’s Warblers and the Duet
School of Dance. We look forward to welcoming you soon.
Charlie Studdy
Arts & Leisure Manager, Junction/Goole Town Council
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Saturday 25 January, 8pm Tickets £10 advance (£12 on the door) Barnstormers Comedy Club Junction’s monthly evening of stand-up comedy. A top MC will introduce three fantastic acts from the National Comedy Circuit and beyond. See the stars of the circuit as well as a future household name or two. Friday 7 February, 8pm Tickets £12 Eduardo Niebla Guitar Duo Hailed for his “exquisite guitar playing”, the formidable virtuoso guitarist presents his amazing repertoire of “stunning flamenco jazz” with his internationally acclaimed guitar duo. Eduardo has traversed the worlds of jazz, classical, world and pop music, collaborating with such diverse partners as Craig David, Juno Reactor, sitar maestro Nishat Khan and our very own School of Rock. Expect a spellbinding evening of passion, verve and fleet fingered virtuosity from one of the most potent forces in flamenco jazz fusion. Saturday 8 February, 8pm Tickets £12 Alfie Moore: Fair Cop Unleashed Join BBC Radio 4’s cop-turned-comedian Alfie Moore for his latest stand-up tour show. Fair Cop Unleashed is based on a dramatic real-life incident from Alfie’s police casebook. Relive with him the thrilling ups and downs of the night a mysterious clown came to town and more than one life ended up in the balance. It was no laughing matter – but this show certainly is! Alfie’s unique brand of humour is hilariously woven together with his personal insights into his life on the front-line of the police force. It’d be a crime to miss it! Recommended for age 14+. Friday 21 February, 2pm & 4pm Saturday 22 February, 2pm & 4pm Tickets £6.50 (adult) £5 (child) Mimika Theatre: Landscapes Venture inside Mimika Theatre’s beautiful hand-made tent and experience an intimate, magical and quite unique theatre show which will enchant both children and adults alike. Using no words, Mimika combine over 30 ingeniously crafted puppet creatures with original music and stunning visual effects to capture the atmosphere, rhythms, sounds and movements of the Desert, Rainforest, Ocean and Antarctic. Running time 45 mins. Suitable for ages 5+ After the show, join Mimika performers Jenny and Bill to see how the puppets have been made and articulated. Please note: there is limited capacity inside the tent so early booking is highly recommended.
Saturday 29 February, 2pm
Tickets £6.50 (adult) £5 (child)
Can’t Sit Still: Oh No, George!
Oh No, George! is the delightfully playful tale of a dog
who wants to be good but just can’t resist temptation,
especially when cake is involved! Adapted from the
award-winning picture book by Chris Haughton, this
brand new show for 3-7 year olds and their families uses
acrobatics, slapstick comedy and live music to bring
George’s chaotic and joyful escapades to life.
Illustration © 2012 Chris Haughton from Oh No, George! SHH Font © 2012 Chris
Haughton. Licensed and reproduced by permission of Walker Books Ltd, London
SE11 5HJ www.walker.co.uk
Saturday 29 February, 8pm
Tickets £10 advance (£12 on the door)
Barnstormers Comedy Club
Junction’s monthly evening of stand-up comedy. A top
MC will introduce three fantastic acts from the National
Comedy Circuit and beyond. See the stars of the circuit as
well as a future household name or two.
Friday 6 March, 8pm
Tickets £20
Chris Difford
Grammy nominated and double Ivor Novello Award
winning lyricist Chris Difford presents an evening of
reflections and music with his Stand Up Sit Down book
and music tour, telling stories and singing songs. One
of the UK’s most respected songwriters, along with his
collaborator and Squeeze co-founder Glenn Tilbrook,
Chris has written some of the most enduring and best-
loved songs of our time such as Up The Junction, Cool For
Cats, Labelled With Love and many others. His songs have
brought us characters and sketches from everyday life for
over 40 years, successfully turning the mundane into the
beautiful, and the urbane into the exquisite.
Saturday 7 March, 7.30pm
Tickets £6
The Mayor’s Show
An evening of musical entertainment by local performers
in aid of the Mayor’s chosen good causes.
Dinner and a Show
Folk meals
Themed pre-show In The Bar
will be available at a selection
of our shows.Free
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Parkside Primary’s
TAKEOVER
FESTIVAL
The environment -
no concern of mine?
Welcome to
Parkside Primary’s TakeOver
Festival. The environment – no concern
of mine! Think again. Let us take you on a journey
to learn about saving the world from plastics and looking
after our world.
At Parkside we feel it is very important that attention is brought
to saving the planet so that’s why we have picked our very important
theme – Our Planet. Inspired by Greta Thunberg, David Attenborough and
the Youth Climate Strikes, we have chosen amazing shows which could
really touch your heart and maybe make tears trickle from your eyes.
You will learn all about pollution, plastic and looking after the ocean, so
TakeOver is where a local school programmes jump in and let us take you on an amazing adventure you will never forget.
Open your eyes to what this world could become if we don’t act now!
all events at Junction over the two week festival
period. Children from Year 6 at Parkside Primary We have bands, puppets and more! Bring your kids, nanas or even
School have worked hard choosing events for all grandpas and interact with our amazing activities. Come on,
come on, no time to waste! Come give the shows a taste!
ages for their ‘Our Planet’ themed festival.
By Ashton, Branden, Grace, Lilli, Miley, Eleanor,
Evie-May & Annabelle
Friday 13 March, 6pm
Tickets £3
Plastic Band
The year is 2142 and single use plastic has taken over
Goole! Boothferry Road has been taken over by bottles,
Goole Train Station covered in straws! And trapped
underneath all of our plastic rubbish is every guitar, drum
kit and piano on earth! How will we ever hear proper
music again? Join Tate and Madonna as they explore
making music out of the plastic we as a nation have
built up around us. The 30-minute show is followed by an
interactive workshop, where you’ll get to build your own
instruments out of old plastic and rock out with the Plastic
Band.
Martin Kisko: Green Poems
for a Blue Planet (School’s Performances)
The UK’s ‘Green Poet’ Martin Kiszko presents his
humorous, theatrical and challenging eco-comedy
stand-up poetry in a special performance for schools.
‘What a multi-talented chap you are!’ - Sir David
Attenborough
Saturday 14 March 2pm & 6pm Tickets: £8 (adult) £6 (child) RoguePlay Theatre: Around the World in 80 Days Jules Verne’s classic tale is given a tactile circus twist in this colourful acrobatic adventure, sensitively introducing young audiences to the issues of climate change. Follow our hero Phileas Fogg as he ventures around the planet, rushing through the rainforest and across oceans to win his wager. On his way, he’ll witness some of the dangers our planet faces because of modern travel, from birds affected by oil spills, rubbish thrown into the ocean and monkeys in danger as the trees are cut down in the rainforest. Running time 40 mins. Following the performance, audience members are able to give in to their curiosity and join the cast to play on the big-rig Aerial Playground. People of all ages and abilities can try aerial hoop, hammock and skills on the ladder, with hula hoop, juggling and toys for really little ones. Workshop running time up to 1 hour, included in ticket price. ‘A wonderful show for all the family, delicately dealing with climate change as we travel around the planet today. Followed by an interactive workshop for babies, toddlers, grandparents and everyone in between!’ Saturday 21 March 11am, 11.30am, 1pm, 1.30pm, 3pm & 3.30pm Tickets £3 Circo Rum Ba Ba: The Whale – Plastic Ocean Climb into the belly of an enormous inflatable Sperm Whale that has beached itself in Paradise Place and be transported to the depths of a bubbling, kelp- swirling ocean. Meet an acrobatic diver who will lead you swimmingly through the age old journey of the life of an ancient Leatherback Turtle. Travel from the Indian Ocean to a coral reef and help our diver to save the turtle and the whale from a deluge of plastic, and leave feeling empowered that everyone has the power to make a difference. With the use of exquisite puppets, comedy and music, Circo Rum Ba Ba explore the tale of sea creatures and their battle to survive in an ocean full of rubbish. Running time 30 mins.
Saturday 21 March, 7pm Tickets £5 Platform A chance for our weekly music groups Tuesday Night Music Club, School of Rock & Ukulele Junction to showcase their work. Friday 27 March, 8pm Tickets £12 The League of Ukulele Gentlemen The League of Ukulele Gentlemen is an exciting and dynamic Ukulele trio who strive to show how versatile the instrument is in all genres of music, thrilling audiences all over the UK and beyond. The big sound the League creates, along with their fantastic three-part vocal harmonies has been described as “epic” by two of the best ukulele players on the planet! They’ll be performing many of their own highly acclaimed compositions, big rock anthems, delicate classical pieces and foot tapping traditional folk numbers, all interlaced with some witty banter! Saturday 28 March, 8pm Tickets £10 advance (£12 on the door) Barnstormers Comedy Club Junction’s monthly evening of stand-up comedy. A top MC will introduce three fantastic acts from the National Comedy Circuit and beyond. See the stars of the circuit as well as a future household name or two. Tuesday 31 March, 7.30pm Wednesday 1, Thursday 2 & Friday 3 April, 7.30pm Saturday 4 April, 2.30pm & 7.30pm Tickets £12 Spoken Word Productions: Stepping Out Following their sell out run of Brassed Off, Spoken Word Productions are proud to present Stepping Out. The story follows the lives of the members of an amateur tap class. Mavis, a professional dancer who didn’t quite make it past the chorus line, now runs her own class in the local church hall. A mixed, and otherwise incompatible, group meet weekly for their tap-dancing class, each struggling to conquer either their inhibitions or dance technique, or both! Then the day comes when Mavis breaks the news to the group that they have been invited to perform in front of an audience for a big charity concert. With varying degrees of talent and determination each class member copes with the challenge…but with only a few weeks to learn a tap routine, will they do it in time?
Saturday 18 April, 8pm Tickets £12 Dyad Productions: The Unremarkable Death of Marilyn Monroe Meet Marilyn Monroe as we’ve never seen her before: alone in her bedroom with no glitz, no glamour, no masks. Overdosed on pills, the woman behind the icon unravels her remarkable life, revealing a biting intelligence, a frustrated talent and an imperfect body. This stark confessional, covering encounters with DiMaggio, Gable, Miller, Hyde and her mother, offers a radical interpretation of the Hollywood legend and leads us, in real time, to the very moment of her death. “Startling, sensual, sarcastic... anything but unremarkable” - Three Weeks Friday 24 April, 8pm Tickets £12 Silent Uproar: Thank You For Doing Nothing Following their critically acclaimed A Super Happy Story (About Feeling Super Sad), multi-award-winning Silent Uproar are back with a hilarious show about the climate emergency and the men who profit from it, filled with spin doctors, dancing grannies and supernatural capitalists. In the near future so called ‘global warming’ has affected most of Britannia’s drinking water. But fear not; our hero Molly, lobbyist for the Big Water Corporation, is here to tell you that everything is fine: don’t worry about the colour of your tap water, there’s no evidence to suggest it’s making your kids ill. When evil environmentalists try and push through a clean water bill, Molly will be forced to SAVE THE DAY and take down this ridiculous notion that water is a basic human right. Saturday 25 April, 8pm Tickets £10 advance (£12 on the door) Barnstormers Comedy Club Junction’s monthly evening of stand-up comedy. A top MC will introduce three fantastic acts from the National Comedy Circuit and beyond. See the stars of the circuit as well as a future household name or two. Folk In The Bar Free | 8pm On the first Thursday of every month Junction presents a laid-back evening of acoustic music and spoken word in the Walkway Café Bar. All are welcome to come along and perform – just ask for Keith or Roger.
Friday 1 May, 7.30pm Tickets £11 (£6 child) VERVE Physically ambitious, strikingly original performances from the next generation of dance artists. Northern School of Contemporary Dance’s internationally touring postgraduate company VERVE returns with four bold new works by acclaimed choreographers Botis Seva, Lali Ayguade, Mari Carrasco & Douglas Thorpe. Fourteen dancers. Four distinct, exhilarating works. See where dance is now and where it may go next. Saturday 2 May, 8pm Tickets £12 Reform Theatre: Midsummer It’s midsummer. It’s raining. Two thirtysomethings are sitting in a bar waiting for something to turn up. Bob is a failing car salesman on the fringes of the underworld. Helena is a high-powered divorce lawyer with a taste for other people’s husbands. She’s out of his league, and he’s not her type. But with a Tesco’s bag full of cash, they embark on a lost weekend of bridge- burning, car chases, wedding bust-ups, midnight trysts and hung over self-loathing. A collaboration between playwright David Greig and singer-songwriter Gordon McIntyre, Midsummer opened at the Traverse Theatre in October 2008 and was revived for an international tour in the summer of 2009. “a joyful tale of wild sex and terrible hangovers” - The Guardian Saturday 16 May, 2pm, 4pm & 6pm Tickets £7 / £5.50 Northern Ballet: Little Red Riding Hood Little Red Riding Hood is a kind and thoughtful little girl who loves her family. One day, on a visit to her grandmother, she meets a very hungry wolf in the forest who just wants something to eat. But is he really such a big, bad wolf? Join Little Red on her adventure as she makes friends and discovers the importance of kindness. Retelling the classic fairytale with a Northern Ballet twist, Little Red Riding Hood is the perfect opportunity for your little ones to enjoy live ballet, music and theatre. With sell-out performances and a string of hugely successful CBeebies TV adaptations, Northern Ballet’s productions for children are not to be missed. This child friendly performance lasts approximately 40 minutes.
Saturday 16 May, 12.30pm, 2.30pm & 4.30pm
Tickets £4
Northern Ballet Workshop
Join Northern Ballet for a workshop based on their ballet
for children, Little Red Riding Hood, giving your little ones
the chance to learn moves from the show. Following a
fun warm up, the workshop will explore the story and
characters from the show and give children the chance
to try out some of the moves for themselves, led by
a member of the Northern Ballet Learning team. No
previous dance experience is required, just join in and
have fun. Running time 1 hour. Suitable for ages 4+.
Saturday 30 May, 2pm
Tickets £6.50 (adult) £5 (child)
Sea Legs Puppet Theatre:
The Selfish Giant
Since building a wall to keep the children out of his
garden, the only visitors the Selfish Giant gets are Lady
Snow and her friends. One morning he hears the most
beautiful music coming from outside his bedroom
window and is delighted with the sight that greets him.
Set in a magnificent steel sculpted garden, the familiar
tale is given a new twist using Sea Legs’ beautifully
crafted puppets, a brilliant musical soundtrack and
superb storytelling. Running time 45 minutes, with a
chance to meet the puppets after the show.
Saturday 30 May, 8pm
Tickets £10 advance (£12 on the door)
Barnstormers Comedy Club
Junction’s monthly evening of stand-up comedy. A top
MC will introduce three fantastic acts from the National
Comedy Circuit and beyond. See the stars of the circuit
as well as a future household name or two.
The Walkway
Serving a range of meals, snacks & drinks
The café bar is open for snacks and drinks
before all films and shows.
Interval drinks and snacks are also available.
For more information, please contact 01405 800820Friday 5 June, 8pm Tickets £14 (£7 child) Joe Broughton’s Conservatoire Folk Ensemble Quite possibly the only 50-piece Folk Orchestra in the world, The Conservatoire Folk Ensemble’s energetic and powerful live sets are indeed a sight to behold! Featuring an 18-piece horn section, five cellists, seven percussionists and five electric guitarists, plus fiddles, flutes, clarinets, euphonium, and accordions! They all sing too! Though rooted in traditional folk tunes, the set includes everything from rock grooves, funk, jazz, hip-hop and reggae, to sounds from Eastern Europe and Asia. Formed in 1997 by fiddle player, arranger, producer and tutor Joe Broughton, this is a rare chance to really experience the shape-shifting collective in all their spectacular glory. “Truly the most joyous noise I have ever heard and re- affirming my faith in the potential of the human race.” - Jon Benns Saturday 6 June, 7.30pm Tickets £10 Band Appeal 3 in association with OPA Band Appeal 3 returns to Junction for 2020. Six acts, 1 stage, 1 night: comedy and music ranging from the shows to rock ‘n’ roll. All proceeds raised to be donated to the Fiona Wade Appeal/Oesophageal Association. Wednesday 10 June, 1pm Thursday 11 & Friday 12 June, 7.30pm Saturday 13 June 2.30pm & 7.30pm Tickets £10 (£32 Family) Castaway Music Theatre: David Copperfield Charles Dickens’ semi-autobiographical novel is transformed by Deborah McAndrew into a rollicking musical tour-de-force! Castaway Music Theatre is delighted to bring you David Copperfield and his company of thrilling characters including Mr Micawber, Peggotty, Betsy Trotwood, Uriah Heep and Mr Dick. We meet David at birth and see him through his adventurous life until he has a family of his own. Composer Conrad Nelson includes songs from the Music Halls, seaside and crowded Victorian streets. Don’t miss this very special actor/musician show with puppetry, projection and plenty of punch! Director Robert Readman. Musical Director Emma Louise Dickinson
Saturday 27 June, 2pm Tickets £6.50 (adult) £5 (child) Cluster Arts: Chores Inspired by slapstick legends Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin, Cluster Arts on tour from Australia, present the side-splitting tale of two excitable brothers with a very messy bedroom. Having ignored their mum’s instruction to clean their room, the brothers spring into acrobatic action for a last-minute cleaning spree and are definitely, probably, maybe, just about to, almost, at some stage, going to do the chores their mother has asked them to do! With skilled stunts, uproarious gags and very little spoken dialogue, the audience will find themselves on the edge of their seats and giggling until the chores are done. Saturday 4 July, 7pm Tickets £5 Platform A chance for our weekly groups Electric Youth Theatre, Tuesday Night Music Club, School of Rock & Ukulele Junction to showcase their work. Wednesday 8, Thursday 9, Friday 10 July, 7pm Saturday 11 July, 2pm & 7pm Tickets £10/£9 Duet School of Dance: 20/20 Vision Duet School of Dance presents 20/20 Vision, showcasing a wide range of dance styles including ballet, tap, jazz and more. Their second half rendition of the Disney classic The Little Mermaid is sure to be a crowd pleaser, suitable for all ages to enjoy. Friday 17 & Saturday 18 July, 7.30pm Tickets £12/£10 Read’s Warblers POP Choir Join Read’s Warblers POP Choir as they pay tribute to Carole King and Whitney Houston with the help of special West End guest Katy Stredder. The programme also includes well-loved hits from the 80s, Motown, Adele and Ed Sheeran. Friday 11 & Saturday 12 September, 7.30pm Tickets £12/£10 Read’s Warblers SHOW Choir Join Read’s Warblers SHOW Choir as they whisk you away to the West End and Broadway. Selections include songs from The Lion King, The King and I, Mary Poppins and a special tribute to Judy Garland all interspersed with current musical theatre numbers delivered with their own inimitable sparkle!
Special Screenings
Tuesday 4 & Saturday 15 February, 7.30pm
Tickets £12.50
Kinky Boots: The Musical
Inspired by true events, this huge-hearted hit tells
the story of Charlie, a factory owner struggling to
save his family shoe business, and Lola a fabulous
drag entertainer with a wildly exciting idea. The
unexpected pair must learn to embrace their
differences to create a line of sturdy stilettos unlike
any the world has ever seen, taking them from
the factory floor of Northampton to the glamorous
catwalks of Milan! Filmed live at the Adelphi Theatre
in the heart of London’s West End, this feel-good high-
heeled hit features original songs from Grammy and
Tony award winning pop icon Cyndi Lauper.
Thursday 20 February, 7pm
Tickets £11
NT Live: Cyrano de Bergerac
James McAvoy (X-Men, Atonement) returns to the
stage in an inventive new adaptation of Cyrano de
Bergerac, broadcast live to cinemas from the West
End in London. Fierce with a pen and notorious in
combat, Cyrano almost has it all - if only he could
win the heart of his true love Roxane. There’s just one
big problem: he has a nose as huge as his heart. Will
a society engulfed by narcissism get the better of
Cyrano - or can his mastery of language set Roxane’s
world alight?
Thursday 21 May, 7pm
Tickets £11
NT Live: The Welkin
James Macdonald directs Maxine Peake and Ria
Zmitrowicz in this bold and gripping thriller from Tony
Award-nominated writer Lucy Kirkwood, broadcast
live from the National Theatre in London. Rural Suffolk
in England, 1759. As the country waits for Halley’s
comet, a young woman is sentenced to hang for a
heinous murder. When she claims to be pregnant,
a jury of 12 matrons are taken from their housework
to decide whether she’s telling the truth, or simply
trying to escape the noose. With only midwife Lizzy
Luke prepared to defend the girl, and a mob baying
for blood outside, the matrons wrestle with their new
authority, and the devil in their midst.
More dates to be announced from NT Live soon, please visit our website for more details.Junction Weekly Groups
New members welcomed by our fun and friendly groups. For more information please contact the Box Office.
Electric Youth
Theatre
6pm - 6.45pm: Electric ‘Sparklets’ (Ages 5-7)
6.45pm - 7.45pm: Electric ‘Little Sparks’ (Ages 8-11)
7.45pm - 9pm: Electric ‘Shocks’ (Ages 12+)
£30 for the term or £3.50 per week
Spring Term: Tuesday 14 Jan – Tues 24 March
(exc half term Tues 18 February)
Summer Term: Tuesday 21 April – Tues 30 June
(exc half term Tues 26 May)
Platform: Saturday 4 July
Electric Youth Theatre is looking for new members!
Electric puts children and young people at the heart
of its work, with children involved in making theatre
alongside developing story ideas and characters
through the use of games/activities. Many young people
School of Rock
attending the group say that their confidence has 6pm - 8pm; £30 for the term or £3.50 per week
increased since attending and they have made new Spring Term: Weds 15 Jan – Weds 25 March
friends. Above all, Electric Youth Theatre is a lot of fun! (exc half term Weds 19 Feb)
Let’s Rock Bridlington Spa: Saturday 25 January
Tuesday Night Platform: Saturday 21 March
Music Club Summer Term: Wed 22 April – Wed 1 July
(exc half term Wed 27 May)
6pm - 8pm; £5 per week Platform: Saturday 4 July
Spring Term: Tuesday 14 Jan – Tues 24 March School of Rock offers young people the opportunity
(exc half term Tues 18 February) to enhance their music skills with other musicians. This
fun and friendly group covers all styles of music, with
Platform: Saturday 21 March
everything from tips on playing and singing to writing
Summer Term: Tuesday 21 April – Tues 30 June your own songs and performance skills. Members have
(exc half term Tues 26 May) been able to work towards releasing debut singles and
Platform: Saturday 4 July are now performing on the festivals circuit!
This new group is aimed at adults who play (or have
played) instruments to come together as a group
and enhance and renew their music skills with others.
Exploring a variety of music influences and styles that Ukulele Junction
interest the group
6pm - 8pm; £30 for the term or £3.50 per week
we will work on
singing, playing and Spring Term: Thursday 16 Jan – Thurs 26 March
song-writing. The (exc half term Thurs 20 Feb)
group will have the Platform: Saturday 21 March
opportunity to play
at performances
Summer Term: Thursday 23 April – Thurs 2 July
(exc half term Thurs 28 May)
at Junction and at
partner venues and Platform: Saturday 4 July
festivals, or just enjoy No matter what experience you have – be sure to join
attending each this fun and funky ukulele group. Players meet weekly
week! to learn, interact and perform. There are several
concerts a year and all members are invited to take
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Building open Monday – Saturday. The closing Box Office Opening Hours
time of the building and café bar will vary, Monday: 9am-5pm
depending on event times for each day. Tuesday-Friday: 9am-8.30pm
Contact Saturday: 10am–30mins after start of evening event
General Enquiries HOW TO BOOK:
boxoffice@junctiongoole.co.uk
In person Visit our box office, located in the foyer
Arts & Leisure Manager area of Junction.
Charlie Studdy: charlie.gtc@btconnect.com
Youth & Community Arts Co-Ordinator Online Tickets for all of Junction’s events are now
available to purchase online at www.junctiongoole.
Nicola Dixon: nicola.gtc@btconnect.com
co.uk.
Marketing Officer
Lauren Cowdery: lauren.gtc@btconnect.com Ticket Bookings Customers booking online will be
Website www.junctiongoole.co.uk charged a small booking fee of £1.20 per ticket (not
applicable to in-person or telephone bookings).
Tel 01405 763652
Address Over the phone Call our box office on 01405 763652
Paradise Place, Goole, East Yorkshire, DN14 5DL Ticket enquiries Email boxoffice@junctiongoole.co.uk
Hire Where customers with a disability require a carer, the
carer is entitled to a free ticket. Please contact Box
Junction has a number of spaces available
Office for more information.
for hire. To enquire please contact us on
info@junctiongoole.co.uk or 01405 763652 Once paid for, tickets can only be refunded in
the event of a performance/film being cancelled.
Access Providing two full clear working days notice is given,
tickets may be transferred at face value to other
There is a ramp from street level to the shows in the season (excluding hires). For more
walkway at the front of the building, and a information see terms & conditions at box office or
fully level ground floor. We have a lift up to the online.
balcony and community room, with accessible
toilets on both levels. The auditorium features Group Bookings Group discounts are available for
space for wheelchair users, both on the front row parties of 10 or more. Please contact the box office
and on the balcony. An induction loop is fitted for more details.
in the auditorium and other rooms. Junction’s
friendly staff will be more than happy to assist Film Cinema tickets are available from the box office
you, so please make your requirements known and online.
at the time of booking. Disclaimer Junction will not give refunds based on an audience member’s
Please note: level access is only available to lack of enjoyment of a particular live event or film. Junction is not responsible
for The Walkway Café Bar, which is managed by Spot On Catering.
certain seats.
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