Annette’s successful Ella tour, Ladies of Jazz tour, has proven her jazz credentials. Annette will be bringing some original songs created during the lockdown in celebration of her mother.

Annette wants to share the full insight into, her musical heritage of reggae and soul music, Giving some of her favourite songs a jazz feel, but still leaving room for those classic jazz standards.

Annette would love for you to come and share the delights of Jazz music with her.

Tickets: £10 available from the Box Office 01747 854321, or online via the link below.

One man, a piano and an unexpected item in the bagging area… 

The 45-minute musical trolley-dash is a one-man show written and performed by Steve Clarke. It explores a typical journey through the supermarket and introduces the audience to the full range of customers and staff, while also educating them about some of the characteristics of romantic opera. 

The musical shopping trip highlights all of the difficult choices that shoppers face, beginning with the ‘basket or trolley’ dilemma and ending with the heart-wrenching decision you face when you need to donate the blue token to one of three very deserving charities.  

Steve Clarke is a Somerset-based writer, composer, performer and teacher. Tesco: The Opera! was a sell-out at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2017.  

Clarke explains: ‘I enjoy observing characters in supermarkets and seeing how different people approach things. The inspiration for a lot of this show simply came from watching people doing their shopping. As soon as I notice something quirky or get an idea for a song I’ll get my phone out and start recording it. This has led to some strange looks from the checkout staff.’ 

Tickets: £5 and £3 for under 18’s available from the Box Office 01747 854321 or online via the link below.

Age restriction: 14+ 

Climb up to the dizzy heights and slip down to some awkward lows in the company of award-winning Jacob Hulland’s warm and youthful, yet middle-aged persona. 

Jacob returns to the Fringe with a new sense of perspective and honesty. 

Dates/Times:

Saturday 28 August at 5pm,
Sunday 29 August at 5pm
Monday 30 August at Midday and 4pm 

Tickets: £5 available from the Box Office 01747854321 or online via the link below

One man, a piano and an unexpected item in the bagging area… 

The 45-minute musical trolley-dash is a one-man show written and performed by Steve Clarke. It explores a typical journey through the supermarket and introduces the audience to the full range of customers and staff, while also educating them about some of the characteristics of romantic opera. 

The musical shopping trip highlights all of the difficult choices that shoppers face, beginning with the ‘basket or trolley’ dilemma and ending with the heart-wrenching decision you face when you need to donate the blue token to one of three very deserving charities.  

Steve Clarke is a Somerset-based writer, composer, performer and teacher. Tesco: The Opera! was a sell-out at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2017.  

Clarke explains: ‘I enjoy observing characters in supermarkets and seeing how different people approach things. The inspiration for a lot of this show simply came from watching people doing their shopping. As soon as I notice something quirky or get an idea for a song I’ll get my phone out and start recording it. This has led to some strange looks from the checkout staff.’ 

Tickets: £5 and £3 for under 18’s available from the Box Office 01747 854321 or online via the link below.

This pandemic is definitely going to be over by August, right? Join award-winning punslinger Darren Walsh for some “stand-up covidy”, a ‘best of’ knees-up celebrating the end of the quarantine. Darren uses sound effects, video sketches, one-liners and improvised jokes based off audience suggestions. 

Tickets: £5 available from the Box Office 01747854321, or online via the link below.

The work of 4 emerging choreographers, CATALYST is the Project Dance Company’s first programme of professional dance works. Choreography by James Bamford, Isaac Farmer, Tabbitha Somerfield and Bex Leach. 

 Date/times: Sunday 29 August at 1pm and 3pm 

Free admission/Pass The Hat.  

Further details from the Box Office 01747 854321.

Age restriction: 14+ 

Climb up to the dizzy heights and slip down to some awkward lows in the company of award-winning Jacob Hulland’s warm and youthful, yet middle-aged persona. 

Jacob returns to the Fringe with a new sense of perspective and honesty. 

Dates/Times:

Saturday 28 August at 5pm,
Sunday 29 August at 5pm
Monday 30 August at Midday and 4pm 

Tickets: £5 available from the Box Office 01747854321 or online via the link below

Singing sensation’ Thomas Cameron is a Classic Brit Award-nominated, chart-topping young English tenor, whose powerful voice has been described as having velvet-like qualities and is making waves in the world of classical music. 

Performing the hits from the world of musical theatre, classical and contemporary music, Thomas has blown away audiences internationally with his critically acclaimed show. Join Thomas and his pianist, Kate Robey, for a breath-taking performance of his BBC featured debut album, including his Amazon Broadway number one single, Bring Him Home, the well-loved Moon River and some of musical theatre’s biggest songs.  

“Already wowing the music world” BBC One

“The room fell silent and chins were hitting tables left, right and centre” Professional Music Reviewer 

Tickets: £10 available from the Box Office 017478 54321 or online via the link below.

Age restriction: 14+ 

Climb up to the dizzy heights and slip down to some awkward lows in the company of award-winning Jacob Hulland’s warm and youthful, yet middle-aged persona. 

Jacob returns to the Fringe with a new sense of perspective and honesty. 

Dates/Times:

Saturday 28 August at 5pm,
Sunday 29 August at 5pm
Monday 30 August at Midday and 4pm 

Tickets: £5 available from the Box Office 01747854321 or online via the link below

Age restriction: 14+ 

Climb up to the dizzy heights and slip down to some awkward lows in the company of award-winning Jacob Hulland’s warm and youthful, yet middle-aged persona. 

Jacob returns to the Fringe with a new sense of perspective and honesty. 

Dates/Times:

Saturday 28 August at 5pm,
Sunday 29 August at 5pm
Monday 30 August at Midday and 4pm 

Tickets: £5 available from the Box Office 01747854321 or online via the link below