14 What’s on October/November
For our full programme, dates, showtimes and to book tickets see our website. LIVE EVENTS
Thu 8 Oct, 7pm SONGS FROM THE SHORE A new storytelling folk gig theatre show about the South Devon coast - its landscapes, its people & its stories. Be swept along the South Devon coastline on a tide of salt-soaked songs and newly spun fables. In conjunction with Life on The Edge and South Devon National Landscapes.
9/10/11 Oct, 7pm DTC PRESENT GREASE YOUNG PART Get ready to hand-jive your way back to Rydell High as DTC Youth Theatre CIC proudly presents GREASE Young@ Part® – a vibrant, family-friendly musical performed by an
outstanding cast of talented young people.
Wed 14 Oct, 7pm MUSIC-THEMED QUIZ & RUSTIC SUPPER Gather a team of maximum 6 people, and pit your musical wits against the other teams! We will be serving a rustic supper part way through the quiz (vegetarian option available)
Thu 15 Oct, 7.30pm PAULINE EYRE – ANYONE FOR TENNIS?
Fri 16 Oct, 5.30pm FRIDAY RECITAL – ALEX WILSON Alex returns with another performance of a large scale popular orchestral work arranged for solo piano. This time it’s Mussorgsky’s “Pictures at an Exhibition” which demands his considerable skill and virtuosic dexterity around the keyboard. In the usual Friday recital format: an hour’s music followed by a glass of wine in convivial company.
Sat 17 Oct, 7.30pm BANTER – “THE FUTURE OF FOLK” Banter take English traditional music to thrilling new heights with their bold, iconic interpretations of classic songs and dance tunes. Blending deep respect for tradition with fearless musical invention, the band create a powerful contemporary folk sound that is both rooted and refreshingly original.
Sat 31 Oct, 11am and 2pm RABBIT AND REY AND THE LOST THINGS Stuff and Nonsense Theatre present a brilliantly bonkers LIVE show for half-term, from the makers of smash hit The Gingerbread Man and other family theatre triumphs Rabbit & Rey and the Lost Things. Ever felt like the world’s playing hide and seek with your stuff? One moment it’s there... the next, poof! Your toy, your glasses, your book, your sock... even your ideas, gone.
A Wimbledon line judge for 20 years, comedian Pauline Eyre is ready to spill the Pimms on tennis gossip from the fragrant royal box to the musty locker room, and why line judges are OUT! Expect smashing stories, ace anecdotes and a 40-love letter to the game. She cannot be
serious...can she?
Fri 6 Nov, 7.30pm THE BUDAPEST CAFÉ ORCHESTRA Refreshingly unconventional and snappily attired boutique orchestra BCO play gypsy and folk-flavoured music in their unique and surprising way. From Balkan and Russian traditional music to their artful distillations of Romantic masterworks to soaring Gaelic folk anthems. PLUS pre-show supper available to book at The Flavel Café.
Sat 7 Nov, 7.30pm CALLY BEATON - COMEDIAN Namaste Motherf*ckers is the new show from Cally Beaton (QI, Live at the Apollo) - a quick-witted, unexpected and
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unapologetic insight into life in midlife. Combining Cally’s comedic and storytelling prowess, the show has at its heart her own story of radical reinvention – taking her from meetings in boardrooms to treading the boards, thanks to a chance conversation with the late, great Joan Rivers.
Thu 12 Nov, 7.30pm THE INN THEATRE COMPANY – LUNATICS AND FOOLS The Inn Theatre Company has put together a mad, crazy evening of scenes from Shakespeare’s plays on the theme of insanity, Lunatics and Fools. There will be characters you know well, such as Ophelia, Feste and King Lear, alongside some you might not be expecting. So please come and join us. You’ll be surprised, informed, amused, shocked and, above all, entertained.
Fri 13 Nov, 5.30pm FRIDAY THE FLAVEL – MEMORIES OF WORKING AT PHILIP & SON A talk and documentary film that records the memories of some of those who worked for Philip & Son over the last century. Based at Nos and Sandquay shipyards on the River Dart, Philips & Son were world famous for producing some of the finest boats and ships in Britain.
Wed 25 Nov, 7.30pm THE EXPLORER SERIES: SIMON YATES (TALK) On the remote Siula Grande in Peru in June 1985, mountaineer Simon Yates found himself in a desperately unenviable position. He was slowly being pulled off the mountain face by his injured partner, Joe Simpson, dangling on the rope 50 metres below. His decision to cut the rope saved both their lives in the epic of survival that followed and with the publication of the book ‘Touching The Void’.
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FLAVEL PLACE, DARTMOUTH, TQ6 9ND Tel: 01803 839530
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