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The legendary actor and playwright performs TELL -TALE HEART& ACTOR
"No one rivals Berkoff " Time Out
"To say this is a tour de force is to rob the phrase of all meaning… A unique theatrical experience"
The Daily Mail
£12 / £10 conc.
unsuitable for young children - guideline 14 yrs
Tassos Spiliotopoulos (guitar)
Yaron Stavi (bass)
Asaf Sirkis (drums)
INNER NOISE
Steve Lodder (organ)
Mike Outram (guitar)
Asaf Sirkis (drums)
The day after the London launch of a new CD, the Asaf Sirkis Trio presents the music from ‘Letting Go’ as the first half of this special concert for the Bedales Jazz Series. In the second half, Asaf Sirkis appears with Inner Noise, featuring Steve Lodder and Mike Outram – two artists whose previous performances here, in other ensembles, were received with great acclaim.
£9 / 7 conc.
Following their critically acclaimed, smash-hit debut School of Pop, F&M are back. Every truly great highschool show needs a kick-ass college sequel. This year, the dynamite duo are throwing down the intellectual gauntlet and inviting you to The College Years. A thesis in pop dialectics focusing on collision theory, and covering great pairings from Brandy and Monica, to Freddie Mercury and What’s-her-face Operabitch. "A musical wake-up like a cold shower in a hot disco" New Zealand Herald
"Joyous’ Guardian
"Undisputed hit" The Herald
"Wildly talented" Independent
"Pure exhilarating brilliance" Chortle
"A complete triumph" Time Out Sydney
£9 / 7 conc.
www.friskyandmannish.co.uk
A magical and macabre story - inspired by real events - about a little girl who loses her father. She is stalked in the waking world by shadows and memories until she makes the decision to go searching for him in the land of the dead. The River People use their own dark style of puppetry, live music and poetic language to tell this intimate story that explores death and the process of grief. The River People were named Best Emerging Company for this production at the 2009 Total Theatre Awards and also won the Edinburgh International Festival Award.
"an exceptional, genuinely moving show" The Herald
£9 / 7 conc.
Students following the Bedales Assessed Course in Theatre Arts present their second year, Block 5, performances.
Free tickets
24 June 1969. In a couple of months, the three day explosion of peace and love at Max Yasgur’s farm at Woodstock in upstate New York will take place - the greatest symbolic gathering of the Sixties. But a decade that reinvented society in radical and dangerous ways will soon be destroyed by events at Altamont Speedway in northern California and the hippy dream will be blown away forever in a brutal and dark murder, as The Stones look on, helpless. Across the Atlantic, an explosive mix of feuding generations, grinding social gears and altered minds is the crucible for Shakespeare’s most profound and sad comedy. England’s forests hold the darkest secrets and a generation faces its moment of reckoning as the ancient past of Albion comes out to play with the fracturing psyches of the present. This is who we were. This is where we’re going. And we’re not ever going back.
With a soundtrack including: The Rolling Stones, The Byrds, Crosby, Stills & Nash,
The Temptations, Jimi Hendrix, The Band, The Who, Bobby Dylan and many others, this is a Dream unlike other…
Free Tickets
Montreux, BBC, Mercury, MOBO and British Jazz awards
...."kicks pure Jazz and authentic rap into a brave new world" The Guardian
An extraordinary musician who made a huge impact here in 2003.
Tickets £16 /14 BOOKING OPEN NOW