6 Mar 2024
Bizarre as it sounds, Henry Naylor did leave his life as a sit-com writer and jobbing comedian to go to Afghanistan. From doing the circuit in the UK he put on…
6 Mar 2024
As we arrive tonight we are cordially greeted by Detective Inspector Owen Gullet and his Poirot-like sidekick Monsieur Aragon Pewter and asked if we are…
5 Mar 2024
Swoon is a fun, somewhat chaotic cabaret offering which showcases Sophie Bannister’s abundant skills as a songwriter, singer, comedy writer and musician.…
5 Mar 2024
Marcel Cole is perfectly cast as British entertainer George Formby. He has a close physical resemblance and is able to totally capture Formby’s cheerful “Turned…
4 Mar 2024
That different cultures across the world have found their own solutions to life’s matters is a fascinating aspect of humanity. Cultures develop distinct ways of…
4 Mar 2024
It’s not often that a show gets better the more things go wrong, but the Amazing Drumming Monkeys have a way of building failure into their stunts which winds…
4 Mar 2024
Would you like some Oasis with your Bach, sir? Not an unreasonable question to be asked when attending a William Jack performance!
3 Mar 2024
The Chapel at the Courtyard of Curiosities at the Migration Museum, Sat 2 Mar, 2024.
3 Mar 2024
The Preston family are at Henry’s Table tonight to present a story that is definitely worth hearing! A story previously unknown to me and probably to most…
3 Mar 2024
If you have ever been on a really long road trip with a friend you’ll immediately relate to Vehicle ’s opening scene where an unlikely duo try to cope with…
2 Mar 2024
Tonight at the Marion Cultural centre we are invited into the world of Harry Baulderstone and William Jack for an intimate performance of lesser known songs…
2 Mar 2024
As I take a seat in The Bally, the Anna Piper Scott audience is only about 25-strong. The comedian is not disheartened by this underwhelming number. Instead…