READING
Friday 1 December:
Award-winning novelist and short story writer Tom Vowler will read extracts from his new book Dazzling the Gods – a collection of stories. This is followed by a Q&A and book signing. Free entry.
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CONCERTSaturday 2 December: A varied programme of seasonal favourites old and new, many with a Cornish connection. Friday 8 December: Put on your dancing shoes for Calstock favourites The Sultans, making their debut appearance at The Old Chapel. CONCERTSaturday 9 December: Award winning Plymouth Gilbert & Sullivan Fellowship presents songs from West End musicals, Gilbert & Sullivan, light opera and some seasonal favorites to get you in the mood for Christmas. FILMSunday 10 December: Each Christmas, Santa Claus delivers presents to every child on Earth. Santa accomplishes the feat with a high-tech operation beneath the North Pole. But when the unthinkable happens . . . JAZZSunday 17 December: In their new line up, Just Friends present an afternoon of Christmas and jazz standards to end the 2017 season. FILMThursday 4 January: Queen Victoria strikes up an unlikely friendship with a young Indian clerk named Abdul Karim. QUIZFriday 12 January: Our annual quiz in support of Cancer Research UK returns! Once again it will be a fun event, like a good pub quiz. FILM WITH MUSICSaturday 13 January: Five piece band Wurlitza’s eclectic live soundtrack to the film “A Cottage on Dartmoor” includes music by Beethoven, Satie, Credence Clearwater, Tom Waits, Coldplay and Blondie. FILMThursday 18 January: A wilful and spirited young woman embarks on a journey from the East coast of Spain to Germany to retrieve an ancient olive tree precious to her ailing grandfather. FOLKFriday 19 January: The Countrymen are a six piece Cornish folk group based in Launceston. They perform songs about Cornwall – its heritage as a mining and fishing community and what it’s like to live there now. The songs are usually in close, four part harmony with guitars and bass in support, but the accent is on fun and celebrating Cornwall. JAZZ/POETRYFriday 26 January: PELT is a unique, genre-busting concert for lovers of song, poetry and daring musicianship, featuring Christine Tobin’s settings of poems and lyrics by contemporary Pulitzer Prize winning poet, Paul Muldoon. FILMThursday 15 February: Based on the Rodgers and Hammerstein stage musical, this is the story of the romance of a charming carousel barker, and a pretty worker from a nearby mill. FILM WITH MUSICFriday 16 February: Kevos play music specially commissioned by composer Ed Hughes, live to the film ‘I Was Born, But…’ made by renowned Japanese director Yasujiro Ozu in 1932. FILMThursday 1 March: A greedy landowner and his backward nephew conspire to block the only water source for an adjoining property in order to bankrupt the owner and force him to sell. FOLKFriday 2 March: Alongside a selection of favourites from her previous releases, Cara will perform material from her new album Wanderer, a collection of beautiful and moving songs, accompanied by her husband and musical partner Sam Lakeman. FOLKSaturday 3 March: Alongside a selection of favourites from her previous releases, Cara will perform material from her new album Wanderer, a collection of beautiful and moving songs, accompanied by her husband and musical partner Sam Lakeman. DANCEThursday 8 March: Created and performed by Ben Duke, winner of the Outstanding Male Performance Award at the 2016 National Dance Critics Awards. A one man staging of Milton’s epic poem Paradise Lost – but not like whatever came into your head when you read the first bit of this sentence! Combining theatre, comedy and movement, this is a journey through the story of the creation of everything, condensed into 75 minutes. |
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