Delighted to be returning to this gorgeous venue right next to the sea in our favourite part of the world. Tickets are very limited, this is a properly intimate gig so book to avoid disappointment. TICKETS
Well, you know we like an interesting venue don’t you?! Check out this one -a tiny theatre seating only 48 in Kendal, known as The Staveley Roundhouse…
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More about the Roundhouse…
There have been dramatic societies in Staveley since at least 1887, but the Players had to make do with the noisy-when-rainy corrugated roof of the Volunteers Drill Hall until the present Staveley Village Hall was built and until Edwin Brockbank (of Staveley Wood Turning Company) and his wife - both prime movers in the works of the Players - gave them use of a cottage on Main Street.
In 1957 the cottage was demolished and in memory of Alice, Edwin gave the Players the building which has now become 'The Roundhouse.'
The building was originally a gasholder owned by "Staveley near Kendal, Gas Company" started in 1862, but had held no gas since 1913. In the '50's with the demise of the gas company the gasholder was dismantled and the site was restored to its owners, the Staveley Wood Turning Company .
We are very excited to be part of a wonderful line up of events for Newcastle Fringe Festival. We will be at Alphabetti theatre, tickets are limited and this might be our only Newcastle gig of 2025! TICKETS Whilst you are there, I would strongly urge you to check out the rest of the events…make a weekend of it!
We are delighted to be returning to the fantastic Hive in Nenthead. This is a gorgeous small venue, please be sure to book tickets in advance. TICKETS
Green Croft Arts exists to improve the health and wellbeing of visitors and rural communities on the Northumberland / Cumbria border through arts, cultural and wellbeing activities that connect them more deeply with the landscape and heritage of the area. We are delighted to be playing an intimate concert in their beautiful threshing barn. See their website for tickets; TICKETS
All proceeds in aid of Middlesbrough Diocese Lourdes Pilgramage Sick Fund
Tickets £10 available from Chapel on The Hill by calling: 07580133027
or emailing Mark Taylor: mark74070@gmail.com
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Katie Doherty & The Navigators return to Katie and Grace’s native Teesside for a gig that will definitely be a special event. Stay tuned for some surprises…
Tickets: https://www.wegottickets.com/event/496011?fbclid=IwAR0lh68U4ke0d8opJJf_0LCLZrtEadWmLdK7IlPMNGNRv_-fh5yBJ3A2lTE
Festival at the Edge is the oldest storytelling festival in England and has something for everyone.
A weekend of fantastic storytelling, tall tales, terrific tellers, music and more… surrounded by breathtaking views of Hopton Court, and the Cleobury Mortimer countryside.
A packed programme of events tailored for all age groups, over a weekend that is unique in the festival calendar.
It’s not just stories though. There’s a Hobson’s Brewery Bar, craft stalls, fantastic food, and camping.
The songs on FLOW feel like they hang on the precipice of the current state of the world. There is enormous heart filled hope but there is much riding on where we go from here. The songs paint sweeping pictures and intricate portraits of NHS Workers, Musicians, Teachers, Artists, Protesters and Parents.
Katie’s songs are visceral in their story-telling and the music is brimming with textures, many reminiscent of her home on a hill farm in the North Pennines. Listen for echos of Regina Spektor, Nancy Kerr, Guy Garvey and Anais Mitchell all of whose influence can be found within the sound of FLOW.
