 | ||
 | | |
| ||
| | |
8pm - Tickets £11
A welcome and rare tour together! Roy and John have been at the forefront of folk music and song in Britain since the 1960's. They sing and play contemporary and traditional songs and tunes on guitar, button accordion, melodeon and Anglo Concertina with a stage craft honed to perfection over the years.
John Kirkpatrick... class of his own... finest squeezebox players in Christendom... outstanding singer... notable songwriter.
Folk Roots
Roy Bailey... simple beauty of voice and the inestimable power of integrity. It's impossible not to feel seriously moved.
Mojo
7.30pm
Tickets £4.50 (12A)
Son of Man is an adventurous and ambitious new interpretation of the Christ story by the South African theatre and film ensemble, Dimpho Di Kopane.
Invaded by a neighbouring dictatorship civil war reaches a new level, and a divine child - the Saviour – is born. As he grows up he sets out to redeem his people from oppression.
Visually striking, Son of Man is a daring tale of defiance and revolution with an ethical and political scope that reaches far beyond contemporary Africa.
A vivid, thrilling, visually awe-inspiring piece of cinema.
Daily Telegraph
In association with TRAMPS.
HOW TO BOOK | OTHER EVENTS | COMMUNITY | THEATRE HIRE | LOCATION/ACCESS | LINKS | CONTACT
SUNDAY 06
THURSDAY 10
WEDNESDAY 16
By Louis de Bernieres.
Adapted by Mike Maran and Philip Contini
8pm - Balcony £12 Stalls £11 Concessions £10
With live music from Alison Stephens on mandolin, guitar, trumpet, tuba & percussion, and Anne Evans on flute & piano Mike Maran brings this epic tale of love and war to the stage with two chickens, two aubergines, three puppets, and a goat.
This is a funny, sad, uplifting and thoroughly entertaining hour and a half in the theatre. Suitable for all ages, this show is a must for everyone who fell in love with the colourful characters that populate the pages of Louis de Bernieres’ extraordinary novel and, if you haven’t been able to get your friends to read it yet, this is the perfect introduction!
Mike Maran is a mesmeric storyteller.
The Stage.
Engrossing, touching and beautifully played.
The Sunday Times