4 of the best
Your guide to events you must not miss this week
1 Scarborough Jazz Club
The Cask, Ramshill, Wednesday November 9, doors open at 7.45pm Trumpeter/vocalist Martin Jones is backed by the MG3. He has been entertaining audiences with his relaxed trumpet and vocals for years. Starting with his school band in Hull, Martin honed his skills on the club and theatre circuits of Paris and London. Cabaret, session work, international touring and performing at jazz festivals.
As a programme leader for East Riding College music department he is currently involved in developing a new jazz diploma and jazz summer school.
In the new jazz generation slot, the evening opens with piano and drums duo Theo & Moses playing an entirely improvised set.
Minimum donation of £5 on door
2 Cinema times
Hollywood Plaza, Scarborough, from Thursday November 3 to Thursday November 10 Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile (PG): Feature film based on the children's book about a crocodile that lives in New York City. Thursday November 3 at 4.30pm. Saturday November 5 and Sunday November 6 at 11am.
Black Adam (12A): Nearly 5,000 years after he was bestowed with the almighty powers of the Egyptian gods – and imprisoned just as quickly – Black Adam is freed from his earthly tomb, ready to unleash his unique form of justice on the modern world. Thursday 3 November 7.30pm.
Friday November 4 , Monday November 7, Tuesday November 8 and Wednesday November 9 at 5pm. Saturday November 5 and Sunday November 6 at 1.30pm.
Watcher (15): A young American woman moves with her husband to Bucharest, and begins to suspect that a stranger who watches her from the apartment building across the street may be a local serial killer decapitating women.
Friday November 4 to Wednesday November 9 at 8pm.
Thursday November 10 at 6pm.
Harry Potter & The Chamber Of Secrets 20th Anniversary Re – Release (PG): Wizard fantasy. Saturday November 5 and Sunday November 6 at 4.30pm – All seats £5 including a popcorn. Nothing Compares – A Sinead O’Connor Documentary (15): Thursday November 10t at 8pm.
3 Jeffery Straker and Malcolm MacWatt
Old Parcels Office, Scarborough Railway Station, Friday November 4 at 7.30pm
Great double header with Canadian folk/roots singer songwriter Jeffery Straker whose piano-based musical style has drawn comparisons to Elton John and Billy Joel and Scottish songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Malcolm MacWatt. Malcolm is a unique voice in British Folk/ Americana circles and local folk legend Eliza Carthy appeared on his last album.
Tickets £14 from Record Revivals.
4 Mrs Harris Goes to Paris
Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough, Friday November 4and Saturday November
5 at 2pm and 7pm; Tuesday November 8 and Wednesday November 9 at 7pm; Thursday November 10 at 2pm Enchanting tale of a ordinary British housekeeper whose dream to own a couture Christian Dior gown takes her on an extraordinary adventure to Paris. Lesley Manville stars.
Tickets: 01723 370541