This is Chaucer... but not as you've ever seen it. From the company that brought you A Christmas Carol, Dracula and The Odyssey comes a one-man performance of The Canterbury Tales. Revered as one of the most important works in English literature, The Canterbury Tales paints an ironic and critical portrait of English society in the middle-ages. All of life is here in these few bawdy, funny, serious and sometimes shocking, short stories. Experience a journey down the foul and fetid footpaths of fourteenth-century England, told with the usual irreverence, wit and silliness!
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Saturday 4th April 2020
at Fursdon Coach Hall
Sunday 5th April 2020
at Awliscombe Parish Hall
Friday 17th April 2020
at Black Dog Village Hall
Sunday 19th April 2020
at Clearbrook Village Hall
Friday 24th April 2020
at Clayhidon Parish Hall
Sunday 10th May 2020
at Bigbury Memorial Hall
Zulu Tradition is rekindling the spark of Zulu culture and heritage through song, dance, and drums. Imagine a youthful, mixed gender Ladysmith Black Mambazo with high-energy dance!
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Saturday 18th April 2020
at Lympstone Village Hall
Sunday 19th April 2020
at Cheriton Fitzpaine Parish Hall
*THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED* There are two types of people: the ones who move away, and the ones who stay and wait… Pepper and Honey is a new play about two women questioning the meaning of home. The play is timed to perfection in order to deliver a perfect Croatian pepper biscuit, baked in […]
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Thursday 23rd April 2020
at Cadeleigh Parish Hall
Friday 24th April 2020
at Milton Combe Village Hall
Howard Coggins and Stuart Mcloughlin can no longer rely on apparent physical resemblances to Tudor monarchs. They’ve done Henry VIII, and the truth is neither of them looks like anyone else. But they won’t be deterred. They’re just going to have to dig a little deeper. Act a little better. Live a little dangerous-er, as they attempt to tell the story of the greatest Monarch that ever lived - Elizabeth: The Virgin Queen.
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Tuesday 12th May 2020
at Black Dog Village Hall
Wednesday 13th May 2020
at Staverton Parish Hall
Thomas Bowes is one of the UK’s most versatile and accomplished violinists, as a soloist, chamber musician, concertmaster and artistic director. In 2013 Tom undertook an extensive Bach Pilgrimage, giving fifty concerts of the unaccompanied Sonatas and Partitas of JS Bach in churches across mainland Britain and raising over £20,000 for various charities. His Bach Pilgrimage is now a growing feature of every season and events take him all over the world.
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Thursday 14th May 2020
at Cadbury, St Michael's Church
Friday 15th May 2020
at Buckland in the Moor Community Hall
Saturday 16th May 2020
at Whimple, St Mary's Church
Wednesday 20th May 2020
at Bigbury, St Lawrence's Church
Thursday 21st May 2020
at Sheldon, St James the Greater Church
Ninebarrow are a multi-award-winning folk duo, entertaining audiences across the country with their innovative and captivating take on the folk tradition. Combining breath taking vocal harmonies and melodies, they deliver songs and stories inspired by the landscape and history of the British Isles. An evening with the duo isn't just a concert with superb music - it's also a night of folklore and storytelling at its very best.
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Friday 15th May 2020
at Shute, St Michael's Church
Describing themselves as 'Latin-inflected blues-rock', Broken Windows are a live-spirited band based in Edinburgh. With influences of blues, classic rock and modern folk in untypical songs, they have a reputation for powerful live performances.
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Friday 15th May 2020
at Clayhidon Parish Hall
Dom Coyote and Jen Bell have been on a journey around rural coastal areas of the UK. They have met some astonishing people and they are here to sing their stories. Stories of hope and loss, of seas and tides, of quotas and freedom. From Newlyn to Maryport, Silloth to Hornsea, One Side Lies The Sea is a musical journey through the brilliant communities that inhabit our coastline.
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Saturday 30th May 2020
at Lustleigh Village Hall
Dan and Boff decided to run a series of routes from the centre of the city in which they found themselves, to the top of the peak overlooking the city. In story and in song, this is the story of what they found out – about the relationship between city and country, between wild and controlled, about land ownership, about why we’re drawn to wild places – and about what we’re really running from.
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Thursday 21st May 2020
at Meavy Parish Hall
Saturday 23rd May 2020
at Station House Cafe, South Brent
