Welcome to Junction! After a hugely successful opening season we are very pleased to be returning with an even more exciting programme of events for the New Year. Through January to March we will be introducing new ways to get involved at Junction - with Salsa Evenings and Art Workshops (see 'Participate'), as well as a number of Saturday afternoon Craft Sessions for kids. We will also be presenting our first dance performance at Junction by the internationally renowned Retina Dance Company, as well as welcoming the fantastic Richard Digance, a regular on Channel 4's Countdown. Junction's cinema programme will continue to grow, with a range of films to suit all tastes, from blockbusters like New Moon and 2012, to something a little different, such as the Cohen Brothers latest film A Serious Man, and Bunny and the Bull, the debut feature film from the director of the Mighty Boosh.
So, whatever it is you're into, there's something for everyone at Junction!

Dance
Retina Dance Company
Friday 12th February 2010

An exhilarating piece of dance from choreographer Filiip Van Huffel, featuring music from acclaimed Belgian composer Joris Vanvinkenroye. Through collisions, games and fights, this powerful piece of work explores ideas of opposition, and provides an opportunity to witness the intimacy and...

If you like quirky solos, feisty duets and athletic group work you’ll love Antipode
£8/£6
8pm
Film
Saturday 13th February 2010

Innovative director Spike Jonze brings one of the most beloved books of all time to the big screen. The film tells the story of Max, a sensitive young boy, who feels misunderstood at home and escapes to where the Wild Things are. Max finds himself on a strange island, where he meets...

Where the Wild Things Are is a film about childhood and the places we go to make sense of the world.
£5.50/£4
13th Feb: 11.30am / 2.30pm
Film
Tuesday 16th February 2010 - Friday 19th February 2010

Innovative director Spike Jonze brings one of the most beloved books of all time to the big screen. The film tells the story of Max, a sensitive young boy, who feels misunderstood at home and escapes to where the Wild Things are. Max finds himself on a strange island, where he meets mysterious...

Where the Wild Things Are is a film about childhood and the places we go to make sense of the world.
£5.50/£4
16th-18th Feb: 11.30am
19th Feb: 2.30pm
Film
Tuesday 16th February 2010 - Friday 19th February 2010

Feature debut from Paul King, director of The Mighty Boosh. Starring a feast of British comedy talent, Bunny and the Bull is a surreal road movie that takes place entirely in a North London flat. Agoraphobic Stephen ‘Bull’ Turnbull recalls memories of travelling around Europe and the traumatic...

Bunny and the Bull is a surreal film exploring the alternative side of British comedy.
£5.50/£4
16th-18th Feb: 2.30pm
19th: 7.30pm
Workshop
(tie-in with Where the Wild Things Are)
Wednesday 17th February 2010

Themed around the film Where the Wild Things Are. Create your own wild animals and characters in this fun, messy arts and crafts workshop.

£2.50 (£6 with Where the Wild Things Are ticket)
9.30am (Duration 90 mins)
Workshop
(tie-in with Potted Pirates)
Friday 19th February 2010 - Saturday 20th February 2010

A fun arts and crafts workshop, where you can make all things pirate and bring them along to 'Potted Pirates!

£2.50 (£5 with Potted Pirates ticket)
Fri 1pm OR Sat 11am (Duration 2hrs)
Childrens
Potted Productions
Saturday 20th February 2010

A ‘plank-walking’ spectacular from CBBC presenters Dan and Jeff. Following the hilarious success of Potted Potter, the pair embark on an epic adventure on the high seas. Featuring tales of Long John Silver, stories about Bluebeard and a full-scale re-enactment of the Spanish Armada (with a...

If you like talking parrots, buried treasure and timber-shivering tales of the high seas you’ll love Potted Pirates
£5/£3.50
3pm (Running time 65mins)