An Interval

A performance by Junction's Adult Drama Group...

An Interval was a performance about comedy, about entertainment, about theatre. Largely improvised, the show was structured around a simple set of rules, in which the performers attempted to tell a seemingly endless list of jokes. Without a preset order, and without a script, the performers had to push themselves to keep the show moving and to keep the jokes flowing; if they failed, the show would fail. This was a performance about risk, about chance encounters, about the ever present possibility (perhaps inevitability) of failure.

Opening Day...

Junction, Goole’s brand new purpose-built arts centre officially opened its doors on Saturday, 7th November 2009. With literally thousands of people turning up to see performances, watch short films, have a drink in the café bar or just have a nosey at what Junction is all about, the day was an overwhelming success. Reporters came from all over the region, and there was even a BBC film crew on site. The packed out building had people intrigued and excited and there was a real community atmosphere to the place.