Your connection with Arts, Theatre and Film in Goole
Junction combines three purposes – the administrative and civic base for Goole Town Council, a community centre and a busy mixed use arts facility, hosting a wide range of live events, cinema and satellite screenings, a workshop programme and activities that reach out into our community.
Everything we do is intended to inspire and develop the way all of our communities enjoy the arts.
Paradise Place, Goole, East Riding of Yorkshire, DN14 5DL
T: 01405 763652
If you know of any local theatre listings that would interest our mumblers then please get in touch at stag@mumbler.co.uk
Can’t Sit Still: Oh No, George!
Saturday 29 February, 2pm
Tickets £6.50 (adult) £5 (child)
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.
Wednesday 10 June, 1pm
Thursday 11 & Friday 12 June, 7.30pm
Saturday 13 June 2.30pm & 7.30pm
Tickets £10 (£32 Family)
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 21 March, Times TBC
Tickets £3
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. Part of the TakeOver Festival.
Saturday 27 June, 2pm
Tickets £6.50 (adult) £5 (child)
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.
Wednesday 8, Thursday 9 & Friday 10 July, 7pm
Saturday 11 July, 2pm & 7pm
Tickets £10/£9
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 5 June, 8pm
Tickets £14 (£7 child)
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 also all sing too. Though rooted in traditional folk tunes, the personal influences of each member steers the set, pulling in everything from full-on rock grooves, to funk, jazz, hip-hop and reggae, to sounds from Eastern Europe and Asia. It’s a sound they’ve dubbed ‘Power Folk.’ Formed in 1997 by fiddle player, arranger, producer and tutor Joe Broughton (Urban Folk Quartet/Albion Band/Joss Stone), 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
Northern Ballet: Little Red Riding Hood
Saturday 16 May, 2pm, 4pm & 6pm
Tickets £7 / £5.50
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.
Northern Ballet Workshop
Saturday 16 May, 12.30pm, 2.30pm & 4.30pm
Tickets £4
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 the 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+.
Friday 13 March, 6pm
Tickets £3
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. Part of the TakeOver Festival.
Saturday 14 March, 2pm & 6pm
Tickets: £8 (adult) £6 (child)
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 into 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. Part of the TakeOver Festival.
‘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!’
Playing at Junction, Goole
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Saturday 30 May, 2pm
Tickets £6.50 (adult) £5 (child)
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 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.
Friday 1 May, 7.30pm
Tickets £11 (£6 child)
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.
Wed 29 Apr – Sat 2 May 2020 Various Times
NE Musicals York
‘Stunningly brought to life in a spectacular musical by Oscar winning screen writer and creator of Downton Abby, Julian Fellows and the Oscar winning composer and lyricist George Styles and Anthony Drewe. Join Ratty, Badger and Mole along with the impulsive Toad as they embark on a series of riotous adventures spiralling from Toads insatiable need for speed. Featuring an eye-popping set design with breath taking projections. Wind in the Willows, this comedy musical will delight audiences of all ages.’ JRT, Sept 19
THE JOSEPH ROWNTREE THEATRE, HAXBY ROAD, YORK, YO31 8TA
T: 01904 501935
