WHAT’S ON
Happy Here and many more. The Very Grimm Brothers are Adrian Mealing, a Malvern Poetry Slam Champ who sings à cappella with Men In General, A Fistful of Spookies and The Spooky Men’s Chorale, and John Denton who wears several musical hats including his John Denton’s Midnight Band hat.
Old Chapel Gallery COMEDY GOLD
Having hit 60 (but still a year younger than Madonna), Jenny Eclair AKA 'The Face of Vagisan' confronts a new decade of decrepitude.
Now that it takes 20 minutes of scrolling down to find her DOB when she’s filling in forms online, should she celebrate or crawl into a hole? What will her 60’s hold for this 1960’s babe and is it a legal requirement to buy Nordic walking poles?
Jenny adds: “I’m carrying quite a lot of excess lock down weight, which you can feel free to discuss behind my back during the interval.”
See her show Sixty (FFS) on Saturday, November 14. For tickets visit
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MAGICAL CHILDREN’S SHOW Hansel & Gretel are so excited, it's their favourite time of year - Christmas!
But when they get lost deep in the woods, it seems Hansel & Gretel will never make it back in time for Christmas dinner... until they discover a whole host of new friends willing to help them out! And perhaps the witch living in that delicious gingerbread house isn't quite what she seems...
A brand new festive take on this classic fairy tale adventure presented by Box Tale Soup at the Everyman Theatre, featuring beautiful puppets, innovative theatre and magical original music. The perfect show for children who may too young for the main house pantomime experience.
See it from November 26 – December 31 For tickets visit
www.everymantheatre.org.uk
COMEDIC LOOK AT LOCKDOWN LIFE
Both heart-warming and funny, Unlocked tells of lockdown fears, woes and washing facilities, the relief of pilates, Boot Camp, raised beds and how they unlock the Castle Grimm’s secret.
Told through poems, songs, music and Real Acting; and featuring Lockdown hits The Rule of Six, No Mingling Please, The Dancing Tree, Vaccine, So, The Royal Inoculation, A Digital Christmas, I’ve Got A Bone To Pick With You, Open Up We’re Coming In, We Could Be
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See it at the Market Theatre, Ledbury on Saturday, November 27 For tickets visit
www.themarkettheatre.com
WINTER CURIOSITIES
The Old Chapel Gallery in Pembridge welcomes in the winter season with a brand new exhibition launching on Saturday, November 6.
Winter Curiosities is the gallery’s exciting Christmas collection of handmade British contemporary arts and crafts, including textiles, jewellery, lighting, paintings, original prints, ceramics, glass sculpture, candles and
cards.....something for everyone!
The launch the new exhibition, there will be mulled wine and mince pies on offer from 11am on the opening Saturday. The exhibition runs until mid-January 2022.
For further details visit
www.oldchapelgallery.co.uk or call 01544 388842.
DEVILISHLY CLEVER
Simon Evans’ postponed date at the Savoy in Monmouth has been rescheduled for this month on Friday, November 19.
Simon’s last tour, Genius 2.0, provided a hilarious analysis of the departure of any visible sign of intelligence from modern life. But his new show The Work of the Devil raises the stakes, with his usual excoriating views of a world on fire – given a perspective shift due to personal revelations that have recently turned his world upside down.
Simon Evans is one of the country’s best-loved stand-up comedians, with a loyal fan base who greatly appreciate his intelligent and independent scrutiny of the modern world, his tongue-in-cheek, often rueful attachment to traditionalism and his scepticism towards the claimed achievements of progressive politics and modernist aesthetics.
For tickets, visit
www.monmouth-savoy.co.uk Devilishly clever
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