Here's a list of our forthcoming Live events, we hope to see you there!
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Little Red Riding Hood has taken control of the fairy tale woods and the once sweet girl now rules with an iron fist and a mob of incompetent wolves. Everything changes when Susan, our accidental hero, finds herself transported into this world of tax collecting big bad wolves, radical talking pigs, and smorgasbords of poisoned fruits. If she starts a revolution whilst trying to get home, well that can’t hurt anyone, can it? Ridiculous mishaps, outlandish love stories and a barnyard full of animals that won’t stop talking await in this riotous, rebellious comedy.
Age Range: 7+
Counter’s Creek is an acoustic folk band that play original music inspired by the folk music of the British Isles and beyond. Expect foot-tapping jigs and reels, heartfelt songs and 4-part harmony, dance grooves from Eastern Europe and West Africa and a whole lot more… An evening of exciting, uplifting entertainment awaits; virtuoso performances delivered by engaging and witty musicians who convey their passion for contemporary British and Irish folk music in their playing and encourage the audience to join them in sea shanties and 4- part harmony! Featuring Ben Cox (voice/flute/whistles/harmonium), Jonathan Taylor (flute/whistles), Tom Newell (violin/viola) and Moss Freed (guitar). “Inspiring virtuosity rooted in Celtic traditions masterfully performed by some of the finest musicians in London’s contemporary folk scene” (World Music Central) "Charming, honest, funny and all excellent musicians - the whole show was uplifting and very beautifully performed" (Artsreach Touring Scheme)
Age Range: All Ages
Woolf lives! Oxbridge. 1929. Faced with blatant injustice and inequality, Virginia Woolf slices through notions of gender disparity with a biting mix of integrity and visceral charm. Award-winning actress, Heather Alexander breathes new life into the creative process behind A Room of One’s Own. In a provocative dramatic interpretation, the audience shares Woolf’s frustrations and dreams as we are led on an intimate journey from study, lecture hall, British Museum and Oxbridge. A powerful, humane and often funny exploration of an extraordinary woman.
Age Range: 12+
Sit back and relax to the sound of Richard’s beautiful, acoustic music; then sit up and take notice of one of the world’s great guitarists. A solo concert of jaw dropping musicianship from the man dubbed The Guitar Whisperer. A thousand and one notes interspersed with tales from the road. To include: Bach Prelude in E, Barrios La Catedral and music from Spain, South America and the British Isles. “One of the world’s most accomplished players...” - Guitarist Magazine
Small actions can make a big difference in the world… The Zoo That Comes To You follows the efforts of two wildlife enthusiasts who provide respite, care or a temporary home to those in need. They now have a sanctuary full of animals, however, no-one has come to visit their zoo. So everybody - animals and humans alike - have decided it is time to get out, see the world, and bring the zoo, to you! Come and meet this eclectic group of charming yet cheeky animals, as they discuss their life experiences and the challenges they face. These chatty animals have a lot of stories to tell and want to inspire people of all ages to take action.
Age Range: 5+
An adventurous tale of an ancient and powerful witch, seasons gone awry and children’s determination to put things right. Join performers within an immersive set to awaken scampering creatures, tiptoe past the Mountain Witch’s cave and finally convince her to allow the sun to return. An inclusive, joyous experience for children aged 3-8 years and their families. With plenty of songs and original music played live on clarinet, oud and cello. “Speedwell Dance’s amazing performers wove spells as powerfully as the Mountain Witch. No child could resist being drawn into the playful, interactive and joyous world they created.” - Audience Feedback
Age Range: Family
Tāla Tarang (meaning ‘rhythm waves’) is a sonic adventure between the Indian tabla and Western harp. This vibrant and dynamic pairing of tabla maestro Mendi Singh and harp virtuoso Eleanor Turner creates an electrifying fusion of rhythmic grooves and intricate melodies that leaves audiences spellbound. From intimate jazz clubs to grand concert halls, Tāla Tarang has graced stages from Birmingham to Barcelona, earning a dedicated following along the way. Tāla Tarang shine especially brightly in their breathtaking improvisations and original compositions; displaying the chemistry that has blossomed over the ten years they have written, performed and recorded music together.
Join identical twins Professor Victor and Dr Albert for an evening of riotous comedy, audience interaction, original songs, games, mayhem and a sprinkling of magic. A good old-fashioned feel-good, two-man variety show brought kicking and screaming into the 21st Century: audiences agree that it is an immense amount of fun from start to finish! ‘We all agreed we hadn’t laughed so much in years!’ - Audience Member ‘Your incredible talent, sense of humour and timing gave us a wonderful evening of non-stop laughter.’ - Audience Member ‘My cheeks are still aching!’ - Audience Member
Age Range: 14+
Joe Sellman-Leava and Dylan Howells embark on a quest to uncover how the economy wins elections and why the force that dominates our lives is so bloody complicated! Armed with brown bags, an old board game and a pinch of theatrical magic, Joe and Dylan calculate how their lives how they've been shaped by the economies they grew up in. Developed with and directed by internationally acclaimed Katharina Reinthaller, and produced by Worklight Theatre, It's the Economy Stupid is a bold new show from the Fringe First winning creators of Labels and Fanboy.
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