Behind Enemy Lines

Fri 23 OctDoors 19:15

Eberle String Trio

Roundhouse · Staveley

The musicians of the Eberle String Trio are drawn together by their passion for playing string chamber music to a level that is satisfying for player and audience alike. They have been playing together in various combinations for many years throughout the North West. Getting together in today’s busy, busy modern world can be a major challenge and is a tad easier when there are only 3 folk as opposed to a string quartet. The repertoire is more limited but this results in the exploration of music by less mainstream composers which has led to some wonderful discoveries. Tickets General £12.50 Members £11.00 (including a free drink) Programme: Schubert -Trio (D581) Wilhelm Berger- Trio ( Op. 69) Dohnanyi -Serenade Hubert Parry - 2 intermezzos

GigsClassical

Wed 11 NovDoors 19:15

Toby Shaer, Archie Moss & Jack Warnock

Roundhouse · Staveley

A brand-new trio formed by three seasoned session musicians, this collaboration between Toby Shaer, Archie Moss and Jack Warnock was born out of a shared love for traditional music from the UK, Ireland, and mainland Europe. Since meeting in 2019, the trio have established themselves not only as dynamic performers but also as sensitive re-interpreters of the tradition. Each artist is well respected in their own right: Archie Moss (accordion) is a BBC award-winning musician, a celebrated composer, and one of the most in-demand button accordion players in the UK, has performed alongside Seth Lakeman, Sam Sweeney, and Eliza Carthy. Toby Shaer (fiddle, flute, whistles, cittern) is a multi-instrumentalist, composer, andproducer from the south east of England. Over the past ten years, he has toured extensively across Europe, Australia, and China with revered artists such as Cara Dillon, McCusker, McGoldrick, Doyle, and, alongside Archie Moss, with Sam Kelly & the Lost Boys. Jack Warnock (guitar, vocals) hails from Co. Derry in Ireland. An award-winning guitarist and singer, he is also an avid Gaeilgeoir (Irish speaker), performing songs in both Irish and English. His compositions and repe...

GigsFolkBlues

Wed 18 NovDoors 19:15

The Border Readers present Words of Love

Roundhouse · Staveley

Contemporary short stories about people in and out of love read by professional actors. The Row by Penelope Lively. A brilliant piece of comic writing on the ups and downs of married life from the much loved Booker prize winning author. Taking Flight by Helen Hutchinson. The poignant story of would be lovers in Victorian Perthshire and the role of a rural library in shaping their destinies. New writing that’s our contribution to the National ‘Year of Reading’ initiative. Plastic Heart by Jeremy Page. Jamie dumps Helen so Helen dumps the clothes he bought her…or tries to. A painfully funny take on the unexpected perils of starting over. To Belong To by Kerry Andrew. Shortlisted for the 2018 BBC national short story award. A heart-warming tale of loss, redemption and healing through the power of nature and community on a remote Scottish island. (Tickets include an interval drink) www.theborderreaders.co.uk A live audio event suitable for anyone 11 – 100 Runtime 110 mins inclusive of interval.

TheatreLiterature

Tue 8 DecDoors 19:15

A Christmas Carol Radio Play

Roundhouse · Staveley

If you enjoyed our production of It’s a Wonderful Life Radio Play then don’t miss this! Hailed as the greatest ghost story ever told, this production of the Charles Dickens Christmas classic comes to life as a 1940s radio broadcast, with the magic of live sound effects and musical underscoring. : Three ghosts take Ebenezer Scrooge on a thrilling journey to teach him the true meaning of Christmas. It’s a charming take on this family favourite that will leave no one saying “Bah Humbug!” Adapted for radio from the 1843 novella by Charles Dickens by ANTHONY E. PALERMO Original Musical Score Arranged and Composed by ANTHONY E. PALERMO (All tickets includes mulled wine and a mince pie!)

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Sun 18 Apr 2027Doors 19:00

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Reading Hexagon

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Tue 20 Apr 2027Doors 19:00

Shady Lewis

All Saints Arts Centre · Lewes

Shady Lewis, is an Egyptian novelist and journalist whose writing centres on cultural and political intersections within and beyond the Arab world. His novel ”On the Greenwich Line” first published in Arabic in 2020 traces the absurdities of racism, austerity, and bureaucracy in contemporary England. The English translation by Katherine Halls was published in 2025 and won the James Tait Black Prize for Fiction in 2026 Photo credit: Shady Lewis

TheatreLiterature

Fri 23 Apr 2027Doors 18:30

Beauty & the Beast - Adult Panto

The Tivoli · Buckley

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Fri 28 May 2027Doors 18:45

An Evening With Robbie & Gary

St. Peter's · Poole

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