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Fri28Jan2022Sat29Jan20227:30 PMSt Austell Arts Centre, Truro Road, St Austell, PL25 5DR
Friday, 28th January is sold out.
Tickets now available for Saturday, 29th January.
Psychic Medium Nikki Kitt is a Spiritualist Medium who is currently touring the UK with her successful Psychic / Mediumship Evenings.
As a Medium, Nikki Kitt aims to provide evidence of life after life by getting links from loved ones in spirit for people in the audience with amazing accuracy in descriptions, personalities and all sorts of personal information.. to give both confirmation and comfort.
I have been aware of spirit my whole life and so have no doubt that we carry on after this physical life and my demonstrations are to prove the same to everyone else.
Testimonies :-
"Hi Nikki I attended your evening last night and just wanted to say that you have an amazing talent"
"I have seen many mediums and psychics over the years and you are by far the best and most accurate the details you give are amazing"
"My god! Went to see Psychic Medium Nikki Kitt tonight my mum came through - soooo happy she was spot on with everything. Thank you Nikki amazing night"All tickets £10.00 (+booking fee) only available by clicking here.
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Fri04Feb20227:30 PMSt Austell Arts Theatre
Tom Robinson, a Solo Concert in aid of the African Great Lakes Peace Trust.
An up-close-and-personal evening of songs and stories with veteran songwriter and broadcaster Tom Robinson playing a rare solo show - and his first performance in Cornwall for over twenty years.Tom's musical journey began in 1974 when his first band was discovered by Ray Davies, and has since included a BBC ban for being 'Glad To be Gay', rocking against racism alongside The Clash, headlining Glastonbury with Peter Gabriel, writing lyrics for Elton John, drug smuggling in East Germany, two nervous breakdowns and a period in tabloid hell after falling in love with a woman.
Having made his peace with the BBC, he's presented programmes on all the corporation's national radio networks, and his broadcasting work has won two Sony Radio Academy awards.
Alongside crowd favourites like War Baby, Glad To Be Gay and 2-4-6-8 Motorway this show offers a chance to hear some hidden gems from Tom's back catalogue across the past four decades.Supporting Tom will be Joe Holtaway - https://joeholtaway.com/
Tom says, "I've been supporting Joe Holtaway's music on my radio shows for BBC 6 Music for some years. In addition to his skills as a performer and songwriter, Joe is notable for his passionate engagement with the world around him. There is a constant sense that his music is not merely created in a vacuum, but made and delivered for the benefit of the wider community in which he finds himself. It's precisely because his work enriches and affects more lives than just his own - as well as his connections with both Cornwall and the Quaker movement - that he was my choice of Special Guest for this show."
Reserved Seats
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Licensed Bar, Tea & Coffee, Snacks
Free Car Parking on-Site
Doors & Licensed Bar from 7.00pm. Show starts at 7.30pmClick Here to Book Your Tickets Online in advance :
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Wed09Mar20227:30 PMSt Austell Arts Centre, Truro Road, St Austell, PL25 5HJ
BEHIND THE POSTCARD
Live performance and new films created as response to Cornwall’s role in hosting the G7 summit
What is its legacy?
We're inviting everyone to join us for an evening of live performance, film, and debate, developed by creative partners Hall for Cornwall, Creative Kernow, Wildworks and Screen Cornwall.
The show has 6 performers : Elaine Claxton, Steve Jacobs, Cat Lake, Charlotte Bister, Bec Applebee & Berry Cruse. They will give readings of material written by locally based writers. There will also be a number of new, short, commissioned films screened on the night.
The second part of the evening is a panel for discussion: what’s next for St Austell in response to the G7?
This event was commissioned by Cornwall Council in partnership with the Cabinet Office, Arts
Council England and National Heritage Lottery Fund.All tickets: £10.00
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Fri11Mar20227:30 PMSt Austell Arts Theatre
The Countrymen are a Cornish Folk Rock Harmony Group from Launceston.
Five seasoned musicians with tight four-part harmony vocals and a token Cornishman. With a relaxed and light-hearted presentation style they take the audience on a journey through the history and culture of Cornwall, featuring their own arrangements of traditional and contemporary songs, as well as original material. Interspersed with the occasional pop cover to lighten the mood when required, there is no mistaking that to a man, they love their county with a passion.Now in their fifth year, they have been becoming increasingly popular across both Devon & Cornwall with appearances on both radio and TV and numerous festival appearances including The Falmouth International Sea Shanty Festival, The Rock Oyster Festival, Falmouth Week, Bridport Folk Festival, Little Orchard Festival and Looe Saves The Day.
2022 will see the band take on a third concert tour of both Cornwall and Devon entitled “Songs of Hope” which the band feels is an appropriate name for the times we currently live in.“If you get the chance to see these guys (The Countrymen) in concert then take it, you will not be disappointed”; Harry Glasson
“Fantastic band! Great harmonies and mix of music. Don't miss them!”; Guy McKensie
“Saw these guys on Saturday in the main street (Falmouth Shanty Festival). Great singing. Great banter”; Steve ProphetThe band was formed from an Open Mic Night at their local, The Countryman Inn near Launceston, which is where the band’s name originates. They soon found a mutual love of singing in harmony and almost accidentally developed a strong reputation for an emphasis on Cornishness in the repertoire.
In addition to offering quality live entertainment on stage, they have also been busy in the recording studio and have released three online EPs to date, Cornish Lads Vol.1, 2 and not unsurprisingly, Cornish Lads Vol.3.
They also released their debut CD album, “Trees On The Hill” a few years ago and have recently released their long-awaited second album, “The River Rolls On”.Click Here to Book Your Tickets Online in advance : £12.00 (£15.00 On The Door)
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Wed23Mar2022Sat26Mar20227:30 PMSt Austell Arts Theatre
St Austell Players
present
J B Priestley's : 'Dangerous Corner'
“I think telling the truth is about as healthy as skidding round a corner at sixty”.
“And life’s got a lot of dangerous corners – hasn’t it Charles?”
Robert and Freda Caplan are hosting a dinner party for friends and colleagues at their country house.
The evening is going well, when a chance remark by Olwen sparks the demand for truth – with devastating consequences. . . . . . .
Directed by Sue Trebilcock
Doors & Licensed Bar Open at 7.00pm. Play starts at 7.30pm
Ample Free Car Parking on-site
Please Phone CRBO on 01726 63513 for bookings if you have low mobility etcTickets in advance : Standard : £12.00, Under18s : £6.00
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Thu31Mar20227:30 PMSt Austell Arts Theatre
The Press Gang are delighted to offer this rare opportunity to see them perform alongside the world-famous Tom Lewis in Cornwall. Tom has been an inspiration to the group since they formed in 2012.
Tom Lewis brings to the stage his wry humour, button accordion, ukulele, a great voice and his unique experience of more than 40 years of performing and touring, Australia, New Zealand, Britain, Europe, Canada and the United States, bridging the sea-going and folk-singing communities.
The Press Gang have become regular guests at festivals throughout Cornwall and throughout the country where audiences have enjoyed their lively performances of songs and shanties of Cornwall and the sea. Throughout the last 10 years, the group has raised many thousands(£) for local charities.Tom Lewis has recorded 9 albums and is renowned for composing 'The Last Shanty' (A Sailor Ain't A Sailor), 'Sailor's Prayer' (Send Down A Dove), 'Legend' (Marching Inland), plus many other contemporary songs of the sea that have become folk standards, sung by groups around the world and known and sung wherever great choruses ring out.
Tom accompanies himself on button accordion and ukulele—but it's that powerful vocal style and infectious humour—that quality of entertaining—which keeps audiences coming back again ... and againClick Here to Book Your Tickets Online Now : Standard : £12.00
( £15.00 On The Door )
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Or Buy at Tourist Offices in Truro, Bodmin, LiskeardDoors Open and Licensed Bar from 7.00pm. Show starts at 7.30pm
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Sat09Apr20222:00 PMSt Austell Arts Theatre
Amie Heard School of Dance presents – ‘Little Red Riding Hood’. A dance-drama freely adapted from the well-known story by the Brother’s Grimm. We warmly invite you to join in their excitement as our School of Dance returns to the Theatre Stage for the first time since 2018!
Let’s follow Little Red Riding Hood on her eventful journey through the woodland.
Will she heed her Mother’s warning and follow the path. Or will she be enticed into jeopardy?Our Charity show is a celebration of local young talent in a diverse range of dance genres ; including Ballet, Tap, Musical Theatre and Contemporary.
Our Matinée starts at 2.00pm. Doors Open 30 minutes before the show.
Click Here to Book Your Tickets Online : Standard : £8.00
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( Sorry, No Concessions. Tickets are non-refundable )
Plenty of Free Car ParkingProceeds from this production will be donated to CLIC Sargent cancer care for children - 'Young Lives vs Cancer'
Registered Charity number:1107328
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Sat09Apr20227:00 PMSt Austell Arts Theatre
Amie Heard School of Dance presents – ‘Little Red Riding Hood’. A dance-drama freely adapted from the well-known story by the Brother’s Grimm. We warmly invite you to join in their excitement as our School of Dance returns to the Theatre Stage for the first time since 2018!
Let’s follow Little Red Riding Hood on her eventful journey through the woodland.
Will she heed her Mother’s warning and follow the path. Or will she be enticed into jeopardy?Our Charity show is a celebration of local young talent in a diverse range of dance genres ; including Ballet, Tap, Musical Theatre and Contemporary.
Our Evening show starts at 7.00pm. Doors Open 30 minutes before the show.
Click Here to Book Your Tickets Online now : Standard : £8.00
or Phone CRBO on 01726 63513
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Truro Tourist Office, Boscawen Street
Bodmin Tourist Office at The Shire Hall( Sorry, No Concessions. Tickets are non-refundable )
Plenty of Free Car ParkingProceeds from this production will be donated to CLIC Sargent cancer care for children - 'Young Lives vs Cancer'
Registered Charity number:1107328
Young Lives vs Cancer helps families find the strength to face everything cancer throws at them by providing emotional, practical and financial support and responding to their individual needs, caring through treatment and beyond. -
Fri22Apr2022Sun24Apr2022St Austell Arts Centre, Truro Road, St Austell, PL25 5DRAnnual Cornish Language Weekend hosted by Kowethas an Yeth Kernewek / Pennseythen Gernewek Bledhynnyek ostyes gans Kowethas an Yeth Kernewek
About this event
The 3-day-long weekend is for speakers of all levels learning Cornish, offering language lessons, workshops, talks, social events and entertainment for all to enjoy. Whether you are just starting to learn Cornish or are a fluent speaker, there is something for everyone. You can find out more about the weekend line up here: Cornish Language Weekend
Whether you’d like to come for one day, or for the whole weekend, we have options available to suit you. On the Saturday and Sunday we offer family language sessions suitable for children up to 12 years. Families can pay for 1 ticket . We are also offering tickets for attendees with low income. We hope this offers support and accessibility to join us over the weekend.
If you have any queries about the event, please email kowethasanyeth@gmail.com.
An bennseythen dres 3 dydh yw rag kowsoryon a dhysk Kernewek orth pub nivel, ow profya dyskansow yeth, hweljiow, arethow, hwarvosow socyal ha didhan rag pubonan dh'y enjoya. Mars esowgh ow talleth dyski Kernewek po mars owgh kowser freth, yma neppyth rag pubonan. Hwi a yll kavos derivadow pella a-dro dhe hwarvosow an bennseythun omma: Cornish Language Weekend
Mar mynnowgh dos dres unn jydh, po dres an bennseythen oll, ni a'gan beus dewisyow kavadow a vydh gwiw ragowgh. Dy'Sadorn ha Dy'Sul ni a brof esedhogow yeth teyluyow rag fleghes bys dhe 12 bloodh. Teyluyow a yll prena 1 tokyn. Ni a brof ynwedh toknys rag kevrenogyon ha dhedha gober isel. Hemma a brof skoodhyans ha hedhadewder dhe omjunya genen dres an bennseythen, dell waytyn.
Mars eus govynnow a-dro dhe'n hwarvos genowgh, danvon ebost, mar pleg, dhe kowethasanyeth@gmail.com
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Wed18May2022Sat21May20227:30 PMSt Austell Arts Theatre
St Austell Players
present
A Night of One Act Plays:
'Womberang' and 'Top Girls'
Womberang is directed by Sowena Nelson and written by Sue Townsend.
‘It is the afternoon gynaecology clinic and an assortment of patient's sit in a grim hospital room. Rita Onions breezes in.
Her verve and energy, combined with a complete lack of respect for authority, gradually spreads an infectious, joyous anarchy throughout the patients as she demolishes officious hospital staff and generally sorts out the patients personal problems.’Interval
Top Girls is directed by Dorothy Nelson and written by Caryl Churchill.
‘Marlene’s star is rising.
She's snatched a promotion from the hands of a male colleague who was convinced the job was his. To celebrate, she throws a Saturday night dinner party for herself.
In attendance are famous women from history, literature and legend.
The women share their extraordinary experiences of life, work, love and children.’Doors & Licensed Bar open from 7.00pm. The Show starts at 7.30pm.
Programmes and Merchandise will be available to purchase at the event.
Free Car Parking On-Site.
Tickets in advance : Adults, £12.00, Under18s, Students with ID, £6.00
( Tickets are non-refundable )Click Here to Book Your Tickets Online Now
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Mon23May20227:30 PMSt Austell Arts TheatreStarring Ben Kernow, Darren Seed & Jack Brownridge-KellyA rootin', tootin' black comedy about 3 Cornish brothers, from St Day, in search of a legendary goldmine in the middle of the scorching-hot Arizona desert.What could possibly go wrong?!
The three Gunwallow brothers from St Day are in a bit of bother:
Slim’s scrapyard business has gone pear-shaped, while Dwayne owes money to some very dodgy friends and youngest brother Mark is entangled in a doomed romance.
All three are on the edge of meltdown, and to cap it all, Daddy’s corpse is lying upstairs waiting to be buried – if they could afford the funeral.There’s only one hope left, they must find the legendary gold mine on Superstition Mountain.
The boys' great-grandfather Tobias discovered it in 1897. Now, they just have to go there, claim the family gold and all their problems will be solved. Should be easy – right?
What will become of three proper Cornish boys in the wilds of Arizona?
Will their private Gold Rush lead to fortune or failure?
And will they live to tell the tale…?Part epic adventure, part family saga, at the heart of Carl Grose’s black comedy are the emotional ties and trials of three brothers, rubbing along together through thick and thin – just like you and me.
‘Charismatic storytelling that stirs the imagination’ The GuardianCornish born playwright Carl Grose has written numerous plays including 49 Donkeys Hanged, Horse Piss For Blood, The Kneebone Cadillac and Grand Guignol, as well as writing the book for the West End hit, The Grinning Man.
He was a longstanding member of Kneehigh Theatre, for whom he wrote many of their best-known works, including Tristan and Yseult (with Anna Maria Murphy), The Wild Bride and Dead Dog in a Suitcase (and other love songs). He also co-founded the film and production company o-region with director Simon Harvey and writer / photographer Oliver Berry.
Carl writes, “It’s a thrill to have Superstition Mountain back on in Cornwall again. For ten long years the Gunwallow brothers have been sat in a drawer (or a dusty hard drive), so I’m so pleased they get to take another shot at finding that gold.
Regardless of whether they do or not (and you’ll have to watch the play to find out if they do), it’s the journey that’s important.
To process their dad’s death, to unpack some dark family secrets, to discover the truth, the Gunwallows head to Arizona. If life is, as they say, a mountain to climb, and that the trick is to enjoy the journey, then I can’t wait to enjoy seeing them try all over again.
Good luck boys. We’re rootin’ for ya!”The production is directed by Millie Brolly and is a co-production between the Minack Theatre and Hah Hum Ah.
Doors Open and Licensed Bar from 6.45pm. Show starts at 7.30pm
Contains strong language. Suitable for age 12+ (parental guidance)
Tickets in advance : £12.50
( £14.50 On The Door )( Tickets are non-refundable )
Free Car Parking
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Fri27May20227:30 PMSt Austell Arts Theatre
Champagne Cornwall : 'And Then There Were Six'
Champagne Cornwall Chorus' - their Journey through the Covid-19 Pandemic.
A Short Film of their experiences of the last 2 years, plus a variety of songs from the ladies of the Champagne Cornwall Chorus.
This is also a Fundraising concert for "FLEET" and "Go Beyond"
Licensed Bar from 6.30pm, Doors Open approx. 7.00pm. Show starts at 7.30pm
Plenty of Free Car Parking on-site
Tickets in advance : £7.50
Sorry, No Concessions
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Sun29May20228:00 PMSt Austell Arts Theatre, PL25 5HJ
The Blackheart Orchestra
Award-winning British songwriters, composers and multi-instrumentalists, Chrissy Mostyn and Rick Pilkington are The Blackheart Orchestra.
If you want to cite influences, you could credit Mike Oldfield, Laurie Anderson, Tori Amos or Michael Nyman but, the fact is, The Blackheart Orchestra is unique - with a sound and style all of its own.
“Beautiful, powerful and inspiring”- Genesis Legend Steve Hackett
The Blackheart Orchestra is a two person orchestra playing up to 13 instruments in their unique live show.
Their symphonic use of vintage synthesisers, acoustic and electric guitars, mandola, bass, bowed guitar and percussion, piano, organ, omnichord and melodica creates powerful, highly emotional music that has been described as a modern day Pink Floyd, a more accessible Portishead and with many comparisons to the creativity of Kate Bush.Their highly acclaimed album Mesmeranto entered the Official UK Rock Chart at No.18, hailed as:
“A mesmerising powerhouse” “An avant-garde musical utopia” and “A life-enhancing listening experience”.
Singer Chrissy Mostyn was voted No.8 in a UK female vocalist poll and named “One of the most extraordinary voices singing anywhere today”.
The pioneering duo blend musical styles seamlessly sidestepping boundaries to create music huge enough to fill a cathedral. Well known for producing music beyond all easily marketed genres, their multi-instrumental sonic landscapes have always been too unpredictable for pop, too adventurous for the mainstream and too plain weird for folk. Fusing acoustic fragility and pulsing electronica, The Blackheart Orchestra bring together stringed instruments with '80s synthesisers and classical influences.
A treat for the eyes as well as the ears: to witness two people become an “orchestra”; seamlessly, almost invisibly, switching vocals and instruments between them is as mesmeric to watch as their music is hypnotic to hear.
Their four critically acclaimed albums and mesmerising live shows have won them obsessive worldwide fans, plaudits from musical giants and placements on TV commercials and films.
Chrissy Mostyn’s haunting vocals, the multi-instrumental playing of Rick Pilkington, plus their fearless combination of conventional and unconventional all reflect their self-created universe where art meets sound and words paint pictures that take you with them on their deep musical journey into the human psyche.
“So stunning and beautiful; their music reaches areas of your head and heart that you never knew existed”- Metal Planet
“Beautiful, powerful and inspiring”- Genesis Legend Steve Hackett
Recent awards include:
Best British Duo, a nomination for the Limelight Progressive Music Award, voted in the UK’s Top 4 Best New Bands, No.4 in New York’s Big Takeover, Top 10 Albums of the Year and voted twice in Rock Writers’ Top 20 Albums of the year.Click Here to Book your Tickets in advance : £14.50
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Sat02Jul20222:00 PMSt Austell Arts Theatre
Cornwall Performing Arts :
'Elements'
Cornwall Performing Arts presents their Summer production - "Elements".
Exploring themes of Earth, Air, Fire and Water, our performers have put together an array of original pieces of theatre, dance, movement and music - with a few classic feel good numbers thrown in for good measure!
Let us take you on a journey from ancient palaces to enchanted castles, through every genre from fiery choreography to rip roaring comedy, as we meet an array of characters from abandoned princesses to planet pioneers, curious adventurers to plotting Queens and everyone in between!
The programme includes a performance from StormBox Theatre company's latest work.
Doors Open at 1.30pm. Show starts at 2.00pm
Tickets in advance :
Standard : £10.00
Over65s : £7.00
Students : £7.00
Under16s : £7.00
Under10s : £5.00Free Car Parking On-Site.
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Wed20Jul2022Sat23Jul20227:30 PMSt Austell Arts Centre, 87 Truro Road, St Austell, PL25 5HJ
St Austell Players present Bouncers by John Godber, directed by Kim Rowe, and Shakers by John Godber and Jane Thornton, directed by Rose Lancaster.
Godber’s 80s classic Bouncers and the, later added, sister play Shakers (co-written with Jane Thornton) were originally penned to expose the dark underbelly of 80s night-life in Britain.
This production has been revised for a more modern audience, without forgetting its working class, social context.Four Bouncers. Four cocktail waitresses. One Double-Bill of hard-hitting, hilarious physical comedy !
Through outrageous observations, colourful characters, and lively, emotional snapshots, Bouncers and Shakers explores the shadowy underbelly of Britain after dark, as seen through the eyes of four cocktail waitresses and the men on the club door.
Cue giggly girls, pogo-punks, Mr & Mrs Trendy and "lads on the razz" tittering at the thought of a ‘Long Slow Comfortable Screw’ as Bouncers and Shakers offers a fascinating view of the reality behind the pulsating beats of the dance floor and the not-so-glitzy-glamour lurking beyond the plastic palms and Pina Coladas.
Please note performances contain explicit language and adult themes.
Doors Open and Licensed Bar from 7.00pm. The Plays start at 7.30pm
Programmes and merchandise will be available to purchase at the event.Click Here to Book Your Tickets in advance :
Adults : £12.00
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Sat30Jul20227:30 PMSt Austell Arts Theatre
Film : 'St. Just Ordinalia'
(Cert. PG)In September, 2021, at the historic site of Plen an Gwari, St Just, there was a series of open-air repertory performances of all three Ordinalia plays (Origo Mundi, The Passion and The Resurrection).
The epic production gave audiences an opportunity, if desired, to join in with Cornish Language, dancing and sea-song sessions, watch Cornish wrestling, listen to the history of St Just's Plen an Gwari and to wander along the town trails and heritage walks.
The cast perfectly created and delivered the aim of the original plays to impress the Christian bible stories on the local population. With creative, moving, dramatic, witty and farcical scenes adapted from the original by local playwright Pauline Sheppard, the actors, supported by a 34-strong choir, performed at the top of their game.
Over 150 costumes were designed and made for the cast. A team of 27 set builders helped to create and build the set and, in all, over 230 volunteers helped to make the dream a reality.
Watch the trailer for this epic production, below.
The film version being shown of this unique occasion includes scenes from each of the three plays,complete with an introduction, interviews and other special features.
This is your opportunity to re-live this remarkable event, or to experience for the first time, this extraordinary celebration of Cornish heritage and culture.
'The spirit of St Just's Ordinalia should be bottled up and made available on the NHS!' ; Ted Lean, Project Director
'This was a successful, major community event that could not fail to arouse intense admiration and not a little envy from any outsider' ; Professor Sally Mackey, Royal Central School of Speech and Drama
Door Open and Licensed Bar from 7.00pm. Film screening starts at 7.30pm
( Running times is 125 minutes including an interval )Reserved Seats
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Fri19Aug20227:30 PMSt Austell Arts Theatre
"I do love nothing in the world so well as you. Is not that strange?"Join us for this hilarious, bold, and bittersweet show featuring love, deception, confrontations, and second chances.
Suitable for all ages, enjoy a perfect summer’s evening with Shakespeare’s most enduring romantic comedy showcasing a vivacious ensemble, razor-sharp wit, and live music. Sun & Moon Theatre are delighted to be showcasing it at St Austell Arts Centre!Sun & Moon Theatre will be touring this summer with a joyous, vibrant production of Much Ado About Nothing, one of Shakespeare’s best loved comedies.
It's 1945, the war has ended, and Messina’s young men have returned ready for peace, celebration and … romance?
Hero and Claudio are in love and engaged to be married, while Beatrice and Benedick are in a perpetual ‘merry war’, engaged in battles of wits and wills. But not everyone has come back unscathed, not all scars are visible, and the spread of misinformation has its consequences ...Reviews of past shows:
★★★★★ "Creative genius … a magical production. I can't wait to see what happens next!"
★★★★ "Shakespeare at its best. Catch this dynamic theatre company, whether you are a fan of Shakespeare or not … you soon will be!"
★★★★ " A summer’s delight … charming and funny."
★★★★ 'Such a talented cast’
"This production succeeded in magnificent style. Boasting hilarity and heart in equal measure, Sun & Moon harnessed the comedy’s madcap energy while foregrounding the very human, very relatable relationships that make this play tick."Photo credit: Matt Austen
Doors and Licensed Bar from 7.00pm. Play starts at 7.30pm
Free Car ParkingClick Here to Book Your Tickets in advance :
Standard : £12.00
Over65s : £10.00
Under18s : £10.00
'Benefits' : £10.00About the company:
Based in the South West, Sun & Moon Theatre specialise in Shakespeare and their ethos is making Shakespeare for all, focusing on producing accessible and entertaining productions for a wide range of audiences.
They love to explore the text, working with Quarto and First Folio scripts as a springboard to actors’ development, and always ask 'Why this play now?'.
They produce indoor productions, open-air productions, workshops and one-to-one sessions. They adapt their show to every audience and performance space and their goal is always to entertain and invite their audiences to share in brilliant stories, text and characters that have stood the test of time.Their previous productions and projects, both indoor and open-air, include Swindlers, Follies and Schemers (2011), Let’s Misbehave: A Midsummer Night’s Dream (2013 and set in the 1920s), Twelfth Night (2013), The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (with Brite Theater) (2014), Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off: Much Ado About Nothing (2014 and set in the 1940s), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (2014 and set in the 1980s), The Sun and the Moon (2015), The Tempest (2015), The Two Gentlemen of Verona (2016 and set in 1959-1961), Shakespeare by the Quay (2017), Twelfth Night (or What You Will) (2017-18 and set in 1917), As You Like It (2018 and 2021 and set in the present day), All the World’s a Stage (2018-19), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (2019 and set in the 1990s), From Shakespeare with Love (2020), Austen Readathon Series: Pride and Prejudice, Emma, and Sense and Sensibility (Virtual events in 2020).
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Sat27Aug20227:30 PMSt Austell Arts Theatre
The Neil Maya Quartet :
Cartoon Jazz : (From Be-bop to Betty Boop!)A fantastic, fun evening of your favourite cartoon theme tunes & songs played like you've never heard them before!
Playing the best in jazz from the cartoons, The Neil Maya Quartet injects some “Yabba Dabba Doo” into your favourite looney tunes – from The Flintstones to Frozen; Top Cat to Toy Story; Sesame Street to The Simpsons.
It’s jazz – but not as we know it!!!
The Neil Maya Quartet’s latest projects takes tunes from the cartoons and gives them the jazz treatment creating a high quality, fun evening of wonderful music.
Tunes include Spiderman, When You Wish Upon A Star, The Pink Panther, The Flintstones, Some Day My Prince Will Come, Alice In Wonderland, Sesame Street, You’ve Got A Friend in Me, Let It Go, Give A Little Whistle and many more.
The Neil Maya Quartet is one of the Southwest's finest Jazz Outfits and has toured extensively throughout the region and beyond over the last 20 years.
The Quartet recorded its first album, "Out Of The Woodshed" in 2006. The second album Bread and Circuses followed soon after in 2009.
The Quartet launched its highly successful Brubeck Project in 2016 recording a live album in Devon’s Meavy Village Hall in 2017
The band consists of Neil Maya on saxes and clarinet and triangle, Tom Ball on keyboards and melodica, Kev Sanders on double bass and Gary Evans on drums (but not triangle!)
Release your inner child, throw-off your inhibitions and relive your childhood.
The memories will flood back; you won't be able to resist a smile, or stop your toes tapping!
That's all Folks!!!
Doors Open and Licensed Bar from 7.00pm. The Show starts at 7.30pm
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Sat10Sep20227:30 PMSt Austell Arts Theatre
Sorry! This event has been Postponed. There were dates in their Tour which were at Civic Buildings. Unfortunately, during the period of National Mourning for HM Queen Elizabeth II, the Civic Buildings are unable to host any events. This means that the Tour is no longer viable for The Daniel Smith Blues Duo.
A New Date will be arranged as soon as possible.
All ticket holders have been contacted by email and the tickets remain valid for the new date. Ticket holders will be contacted again and the tickets can be confirmed when the new date is known.The Daniel Smith Blues Duo - (Daniel Smith & Pete Emery)
An unrivalled duo of British blues, with Daniel Smith being described as: “A serious challenger to Jools Holland as the UK's number 1 boogie pianist' (Blues in Britain) and Pete Emery (guitar) just freshly back from Canada, playing with The Blues Band on their Farewell Tour.Together as The Daniel Smith Blues Duo, Daniel and Pete certainly know how to deliver an incredibly varied, personable, informative - also humorous - set of good-time infectious music and a great night out!
Collectively, they put on a dynamic, awe-inspiring and warm show of brilliant blues & boogie-woogie.
Mature, sensitive, responsive, respectful and funny... they combine a great on-stage rapport and enthusiasm for their music with fantastic, foot-tapping music.Daniel expertly guides his audience through the great boogie-woogie & blues music, explaining narratives and revealing the essence of some of the classic numbers we all know and love.
His accompanying autobiographical anecdotes - usually self-mocking - add a delightful twist to the stories; whilst some of his musicianship is simply jaw-dropping.With BBC Radio 2 appearances; international festivals; tours with Chicago blues masters; 18 albums; and numerous blues awards nominations… this is a class act which brings great joy - replete with a real, authentic, good-time, speakeasy feel.
A very special evening awaits!Doors and Licensed Bar Open from 7.00pm. The Show starts at 7.30pm
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Sat24Sep20222.00pm & 7.00pmSt Austell Arts Centre, Truro Road, St Austell, PL25 5HJThe Family Drama Group have taken their ideas of a Seaside Town to write their own script.The Drama Group brings the tails of "The Seaside Town", from bygone days, alive with acting, music and dance.A performance for all the family to enjoy.Adults: £4.00
Children, 3 - 17 years old: £2.00
Under 3s: Free
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Mon26Sep20227:30 PMSt Austell Arts Centre, Truro Road, St Austell, PL25 5HJJoin us for a special night with Ed Rowe (Kernow King).Fresh from his success on the BAFTA winning film Bait, Edward Rowe (Kernow King) Edward Rowe, better known as Kernow King, has written directed his own, first, short film, Mab Hudel, presented in the Cornish language.The evening will consist of a screening of his film and a brief Q&A session. Then, you can expect a taste of Kernow King's unique brand of Cornish comedy, supported by fellow comedian Anna Keirle.Mab Hudel tells the story of Enys, a young man who lives and works on a farm with his widowed mother and his grandmother.Like his dead father, Enys is an exceptional rugby player and leads his team to the final of The Cornwall Cup.However, not only does he have the pressure of filling his dads boots, both on the farm and the field, he wrestles with a relationship he is desperate to keep secret...Ed and Anna were last together at the Arts Centre during Lockdown, when they performed an outdoor gig in the Arts Centre's car park. Now, they get the luxury of performing indoors!!Tickets: £12.00 (+ Booking Fee)
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Sat01Oct20227:30 PMSt Austell Arts Theatre
Imagine a youthful, mixed gender, Ladysmith Black Mambazo with high kicks!
Zulu Tradition is a company of young Zulu singers and dancers from KwaZulu Natal, in South Africa.
They deliver a heady mix of African harmonies and energetic, athletic dance - all traditionally costumed and supported by drum-rhythms.Zulu Tradition reaches back into the past to preserve ancient skills while stretching forward towards contemporary Africa. Their songs are both traditional and recently made in traditional styles.
Their stage shows are exciting, enthralling and hugely entertaining and they attract enthusiastic audiences.From KwaZulu Natal to the world's stage; rekindling the spark of Zulu culture and heritage through traditional song and dance.
"Powerful traditional splendour of dance sequences accompanied by pulsating Zulu drums and glorious vocal harmonies. Guaranteed to hold any audience spellbound."Doors and Licensed Bar from 7.00pm. Show starts at 7.30pm
Reserved Seats
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Fri07Oct20228:00 PMSt Austell Arts Theatre
Suzi Ruffell: Snappy
Suzi Ruffell likes things snappy: her stand up, her decisions and her suits.
A multi-award nominated comedian, Suzi's brand new show is all about settling down (but not settling), becoming a mother (without becoming mumsy) and still worrying about everything (of course she is, have you seen the news?!).
Her last tour, 'Dance Like Everyone Is Watching', received great critical acclaim and was recorded as an Amazon special. Suzi has also appeared on numerous shows such as Live At The Apollo, The Jonathan Ross Show, QI, The Last Leg, and Womanhood, to name but a few.
Suzi is also known for her hugely popular podcasts 'Like Minded Friends', with fellow comedian Tom Allen and 'Out'.
Her many radio appearances include BBC Radio 4's The News Quiz and The Now Show.“instinctively, exquisitely funny from the moment she sashays onto the stage… a crowd-pleasing show packed with punchlines.” Evening Standard
“a very likable presiding spirit, combining daft physical comedy… with disarming emotional candour” The Guardian
Doors Open and Licensed Bar from 7.00pm. The Show starts at 8.00pm
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Free On-Site Car ParkingTickets in advance : £14.50 ( £16.00 On The Day - So Book Early ! )
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Sat08Oct20227:30 PMSt Austell Arts Centre, Truro Road, St Austell, PL25 5HJLocal historian, Lyndon Allen gives a 2 hour talk and slide show to celebrate and launch his new book "Charlestown - Batten Down The Hatches".Lots of never before seen photos will be shown for the first time and Lyndon will round-off the evening with a book signing.Tickets may only be ordered by emailing:alyndon03@gmail.com
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Fri21Oct20227:30 PMSt Austell Arts Theatre
Remi Harris & Tom Moore
(Jazz & Blues guitar & double bass)A new show from an Arts Centre favourite!
Acclaimed guitarist Remi Harris and double bassist Tom Moore present an evening of music ranging from the acoustic jazz of the 30s and 40s to the electric blues of the 60s and 70s; influenced by such greats as Django Reinhardt, Peter Green, Wes Montgomery, Jimi Hendrix and more
Remi has been performing with Tom for over ten years, during which time they have developed a remarkable musical affinity. Since graduating from The Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, Tom has performed around the UK and has appeared at prestigious venues including the Royal Albert Hall and The North Sea Jazz Festival, and more recently supporting Jools Holland.
The show features an eclectic mix of jazz and blues standards, original compositions, improvisations and new arrangements of familiar tunes. Remi plays a variety of acoustic and electric guitars.
The ease and warmth of Remi’s stage presence, together with his virtuoso talent, will have concert goers captivated by his passion for the guitar.
"Remi's an absolutely extraordinary musician"; Jamie Cullum, BBC Radio 2
"astonishing stuff" ; Cerys Matthews, BBC Radio 2 & BBC 6 Music
"Brilliant" ; Martin Taylor MBE
"a tremendously gifted player” ; John Etheridge
"Terrific” ; The Telegraph
"extraordinary" ; R2 Rock'n'Reel Magazine
"a remarkable musician", "Fantastic" ; BBC Radio 3
Doors Open and Licensed Bar from 7.00pm.
Show starts at 7.30pmTickets in advance : Standard : £13.00 ( £14.50 On The Day )
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Fri04Nov20227:30 PMSt Austell Arts Theatre
Celloman : "Panacea"
Album Release UK TourCelloman has been active for over 20 years under various guises including an electric band, acoustic string trio, and solo cello.
Having released 7 albums and performed extensively across the UK & abroad, including major festivals such as Glastonbury, Womad, Sauti za Busara (Zanzibar) and Exit Festival in Serbia, Celloman are back with a UK tour to promote the release of ‘Panacea', the first full band studio album since the 2009 release of Sharptown.
The 5-piece band has a big reputation and sound consisting of electric cello, electricviolin, drums, bass, percussion and sampled beats. A sound that is a unique fusion of world music, jazz and classical mixed with African and Middle-Eastern rhythms. In addition, Panacea adds a Classical Baroque flavour into the mix.
Alongside his work with Celloman, cellist Ivan Hussey has had a distinguished career as a session cellist, performing and recording with the likes of: Mick Jagger, Soul II Soul, Incognito, Jay Z, The Lighthouse Family, Snow Patrol, Annie Lennox, Duran Duran, Gabrielle, Natacha Atlas, Smoke City, Shaun Escoffrey, Third World, Lee ‘Scratch’Perry and many more.
Celloman is supported by Pablo Hussey who presents his spiritual sound of bamboo flute on Roots Reggae, whilst introducing his debut album.
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“A Beautifully-constructed meeting of sweeping classical strokes, ethnic percussion, artful samples and an ear for grown up ‘pop’ music”
Making Music
“The band were tight, and the playing superb. To die for!” Festivals UK
“Their combined rhythmic impetus was strong enough for any dance audience. Very impressive” The Evening StandardDoors and Licensed Bar from 7.00pm. Show starts at 7.30pm
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Sat05Nov20222:30 PMSt Austell Arts Theatre
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra
BSO On Your Doorstep: “From the Hebrides to Padstow”
A Celebration of the Sea for all the family.
From Handel’s Water Music and Ethel Smyth’s The Boatswain’s Mate, to specially arranged Sea Shanties, classic Beatles tunes and Rolling in the Deep by Adele.
Join a BSO Chamber Ensemble for this sea-themed afternoon for all the family.
This afternoon's concert will be introduced by a BSO presenter and performed by an exceptional ensemble of nine BSO musicians, guiding you on a magical, nautical musical journey.Works and composers:
Handel Water Music
Ethel Smyth The Boatswain’s Mate overture
Eduardo Toldra Vistes al Mar
Bobby Darin Beyond the Sea
Adele Rolling in the Deep
Arnold Three Sea Shanties and Padstow Lifeboat
Plus Beatles songs, Sea Shanties and SpiritualsDoors Open and Licensed Bar from 2.00pm. The Concert starts at 2.30pm.
Book Your Tickets in advance :
Standard : £12.50, Under25s : Free (but please book a Free ticket)
On The Day : £14.00, Under25s : Free (but please book a Free ticket)
( Tickets are non-refundable )
NB. The Card Payment process will want your Postcode after your usual Card details !Reserved Seats
Free Car Parking On-SiteSupported by ‘CAVATINA Chamber Music Trust
Founded in 1998 with the aim of developing the next generation of chamber music lovers and players, the charity CAVATINA Chamber Music Trust exists to bring chamber music to young people, and young people to Chamber Music.‘BSO On Your Doorstep’, an initiative made possible thanks to support from the Weston Culture Fund, will see a selection of BSO musicians playing in brand new chamber ensembles as the orchestra returns to the road, reconnecting with audiences across the South West and bringing live music directly to local communities!
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Wed09Nov2022Thu10Nov20228:00 PMSt Austell Arts Theatre
Troy Hawke : 'Sigmund Troy'd
Troy Hawke is the award-winning comedy character and viral sensation star of the hilarious ‘Greeters Guild’ series of online videos.
The creation of comic genius, Milo McCabe, Troy is a wonder you have to see for yourself: do so, and be transported to a world of old-school hilarity.How to describe Troy Hawke?
Raffish 1930's throwback, homeschooled charmer, unlikely stealer of hearts and minds, adorable cad, unreconstructed bounder, smoking-jacketed mother’s boy, scrabble enthusiast… and yet this only scratches the surface.Last year Troy found the nefarious link between Ikea, the Nazis and Kanye West.
This year, in his show Sigmund Troy'd,/b> he returns to investigate and to battle a new enemy on behalf of all people everywhere…PSYCHOTHERAPY!As Troy would say: “Have at it!”
'A spectacular character...brilliantly sharp, lacing his wit with a touch of the surreal’– Fest
‘Milo McCabe’s creation is quite superb...blisteringly funny, with perfectly worded jokes’– Broadway BabyTroy Hawke: Sigmund Troy’d!
2022 Leicester Comedy Festival Best Show WINNER
2020 Leicester Comedy Festival Best Show nominee
2020 Perth Fringe World Comedy Weekly Award winner and main award shortlist
2019 Perth Fringe World Comedy Weekly Award winner and main award shortlist
2019 Total sellout run Edinburgh Fringe
2019 Top 40 Best reviewed comedy shows Edinburgh FringeDoors & Licensed Bar Open from 7.00pm. Show starts at 8.00pm
Tickets in advance : £15.00. ( £16.50 On The Day )
( TIckets are non-refundable )Click Here to Book Online Now
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Sat12Nov20228:00 PMSt Austell Arts Theatre
Bumbling wordsmith and fondue-set winner on Richard Osman's House of Games, Ivo Graham, returns to live comedy to discuss three years of heavy-duty pranking, parenting and procrastinating.
A former winner of The Joke of the Edinburgh Fringe Award ( "I've got an Eton College Advent Calendar, where all the doors are opened by my father's contacts" ), Ivo also received a nomination for Dave’s 2019 Best Comedy Show of the Year Award.
He has been seen/heard on Mock The Week, Live At The Apollo, Have I Got News For You, British As Folk, and hosted a very popular Lockdown Zoom Quiz.
"A hugely enjoyable evening of stand-up comedy" (The Times)
"Has 'Star-In-The-Making' coming off him like steam" (The Telegraph)
Strictly 16+, likely to be swearing and adult content
Doors and Licensed Bar from 7.00pm. Show starts at 8.00pm
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Wed30Nov2022Sat03Dec20227:30 PMSt Austell Arts Centre, Truro Road, St Austell, PL25 5HJ
The St Austell Players present Arcadia by Tom Stoppard :
A play about Time – and how to survive it.
Widely regarded as the greatest playwright of our age, Stoppard’s witty comedy dances between the centuries in a single room in a wealthy Derbyshire country house, where characters from the Regency period and present day attempt to develop and discover a world of sense and order in the chaos of history and the present world.
In 1809, the brilliant and gifted thirteen year old Thomasina Coverly is exploring mathematics, thermodynamics and the meaning of ‘carnal embrace', guided by her tutor Septimus Hodge. Her mother, Lady Croom, spends most of her time in the beautifully landscaped English garden, occasionally noting with alarm that her daughter is growing up fast.
In 2022, Bernard Nightingale is on the trail of a scandal surrounding Lord Byron. Did Byron shoot a rabbit, a hare, or a poet? Just who is having an affair with whom and what on earth is Noakes doing to Lady Croom’s garden?
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Sat10Dec20221:00 PMSt Austell Arts Theatre
Cornwall Performing Arts : "When You Believe"
Join us for an extravaganza of Magical Music, Song, Dance and Theatre created and performed by the students of Cornwall Performing Arts.Our drama, musical theatre, dance and music teams have been working on the theme of 'Belief' to create a magical variety show filled with imaginative and thought-provoking original creations.
So come along and Believe with us as we take on you a journey this Christmas
There are 2 Shows on Saturday, 10th December : 1.00pm and 3.00pm
Doors Open about 20 minutes before each Show
ClickHere to Book Your Tickets in advance :
Adults : £10.00
Over65s : £7.00
Under17s : £7.00
Under10s : £5.00
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Sat10Dec20223:00 PMSt Austell Arts Theatre
Cornwall Performing Arts : "When You Believe"
Join us for an extravaganza of Magical Music, Song, Dance and Theatre created and performed by the students of Cornwall Performing Arts.Our drama, musical theatre, dance and music teams have been working on the theme of 'Belief' to create a magical variety show filled with imaginative and thought-provoking original creations.
So come along and Believe with us as we take on you a journey this Christmas
There are 2 Shows on Saturday, 10th December : 1.00pm and 3.00pm
Doors Open about 20 minutes before each Show
ClickHere to Book Your Tickets in advance :
Adults : £10.00
Over65s : £7.00
Under17s : £7.00
Under10s : £5.00
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Wed14Dec20227:30 PMSt Austell Arts Theatre
'Restormel Arts' presents ‘Owdyado Theatre : 'Twisted Christmas'
“Nasty but nicely comic entertainment…in 'Owdyado’s twisted world nothing is ever what it seems” Lyn Gardner (Twisted Tales Outdoors)
After the successful Twisted Tales Vol.1&2 and Twisted Tales Outdoors, ‘Owdyado Theatre are excited to present their first seasonal show - Twisted Christmas.
Featuring writers from Cornwall and across the UK, this selection of original dramas includes tales of how to buy the perfect gift for your unloved ones, the dark side of Christmas cracker jokes, and one woman’s maniacal plot to murder Santa Claus.
Influenced by cult classics such as Inside No.9, The Twilight Zone and Roald Dahl’s Tales of the Unexpected, Twisted Christmas promises a darkly comic evening of macabre mini plays all with a festive flavour!
Audiences on Twisted Tales Outdoors…
"LOVED IT, managed to make me laugh until my face hurt"
"Wonderfully witty and devilishly clever"
"One of the most visually pleasing, exciting, funny pieces of theatre I've seen. I spent a lot of time laughing or sitting on the edge of my seat. Go watch it if you can!"
“Beg, borrow or steal to get yourself a seat for this, it’s utterly delicious...Great cast, dark as hell, and brilliantly funny. Winner”.
“Blindingly great night of twisted tales...such a fabulous and entertaining evening, I never see them coming!!!”Doors Open and Licensed Bar from 7.00pm. Show Starts at 7.30pm
Show finishes approx. 9.45pm
This is a Restormel Arts Presentation !Click Here to Book Your Tickets in advance : Adults £12.00 / Under 21s £10.00
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NB Suggested that the show is suitable for ages 12+Reserved Seats
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