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Mojo Workin' Band - blues and beyond.
Running Time: 2 Hours (Including an Interval)
Ticket Price: General Admission £18
All ticket prices include a £2 booking fee.
The MOJO WORKIN' Band were formed in 2019 in Bruton Somerset. Starting as a four piece they are now seven strong and playing regularly at venues and festivals in the South West of the UK.
This funky blues outfit plays a swaggering, soulful style of blues from Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf and Freddie King to Aretha Franklin. Robert Johnson, Nina Simone and James Brown.
Coming down from Somerset this 7-piece band plays a vibrant set of blues and soul designed to get your feet moving and soul stirring. With Montgomery Clift on drums, Dave Goodman on bass, David Underwood on lead guitar, Al Cosnett on harmonica, Paul Cannon on saxophone and Barry Mylward on keys.
The band are keeping alive a great tradition while adding their own pinch of sonic seasoning to the mix.
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Absolute Oasis, a band from Bristol and Wells, began playing Oasis music in 2017 and have since performed hundreds of gigs throughout the UK.
“They work hard at making the sound as authentic as possible.”
“Come and see them perform all the many Oasis hits. It should be a great night. So, don’t risk looking back in anger by missing the gig – let’s all just roll with it!”
All the songs, all the swagger. No wigs, no backing tracks, no cringe. Just snarling vocals, raw guitars, heavy drums and ROCK & ROLL!
To find out more about Absolute oasis, please click here
Kings Of Indie!
Kings of Indie recreate the iconic sounds of 90s Indie Rock bands such as THE STONE ROSES, THE HAPPY MONDAYS, BLUR, INSPIRAL CARPETS, THE CHARLATANS, and many more… Taking their audiences on a trip back to the 90s indie era with the attitude and swagger you'd expect!
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National Theatre Live: Inter Alia
A new play by Suzie Miller
Running Time: 1230 Minutes
Cast: Rosamund Pike
Tickets: General Admission £17, Students £14
Oscar-nominated Rosamund Pike (Gone Girl, Saltburn) is Jessica in the much-anticipated next play from the team behind Prima Facie.
Jessica Parks is a smart Crown Court Judge at the top of her career. Behind the robe, she is a karaoke fiend, a loving wife and a supportive parent. When an event threatens to throw her life completely off balance, can she hold her family upright?
Writer Suzie Miller and director Justin Martin reunite following their global phenomenon Prima Facie, with this searing examination of modern motherhood and masculinity.
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Christine’s career now spans an incredible 40 years. Over that bridge of time she has released 24
albums, a DVD celebrating 20 years in the business and an acclaimed single with
the BBC: the theme tune for “The Life and Loves of a She-Devil” in 1987.
Throughout, she has mesmerized and astounded with her unique
blend of soul, blues, pop, jazz, country and folk, and today she remains as
powerful, subtle, effortless and relevant as ever.
Collister grew up on the Isle of Man, and her professional recording career began after she moved to the UK in the mid 1980’s, when she came to national attention singing the theme for the BBC Television series The Life and Loves Of A She Devil.
A period of great critical and commercial success when working with Clive Gregson was followed by a fruitful and enduring association with Richard Thompson.
Christine is
a magical live performer, with her gravity defying voice, assured and
impressive live performances and great personal charm has become a familiar and
popular name on the ‘live’ scene including major international festivals from
Glastonbury to Cambridge, Winnipeg to Port Fairey.
“ … a voice personally delivered by God.” The Times
‘Christine Collister has a killer voice. As full as Dusty
Springfield or as blue as Alison Moyet’ – Froots
Released in 2024 - Children Of The Sea, a very special project of 9 original songs inspired by Manx Folklore and a magical sense of place. Part funded by the Isle Of Man Arts Council, Culture Vannin and Fledgling Records, The CD is accompanied by a beautiful book complete with lyrics, inspirations and stories with original illustrations by Manx artists. It promises to be Collister’s finest release and marks a turning point in her authentic artistic expression.
Christine
has always enjoyed the collaborative process and has been an integral part of
many and varied musical projects over the years. Her most recent collaboration
with brilliant Australian guitarist Michael Fix has been a successful and delightful
surprise for them both. They released
their second CD “North&South” in October of 2019 with a sell out tour of
the UK followed by an equally successful tour of the Australian Festival scene
in 2020.
‘Christine Collister’s singing was powerful and emotional, shifting effortlessly from soft and angelic to knock you out Janice Joplin style. Michael Fix’s guitar was equally superb. He provided tasteful support in the most charming way and would then explode into amazing virtuoso runs across the finger board, all impeccably tasteful and clean.’– Troubadour (Woy Woy NSW) concert review, Michael Fine
Christine’s natural warmth and intimate connection with audiences coupled with her stunning voice, make her concerts delightfully memorable events.‘…one of the world’s finest..’ – Q
Christine also toured and recorded with the female super group Daphne’s Flight. In 2017, 21 years after their first collaboration, they released a highly acclaimed second album: "Knows Time, Knows Change" on Fled’gling Records.
'Solid gold standard
dream-team music making. A key album of this year already, and no mistake' froots
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FORCE Cancer Charity provides free support and information to anyone affected by cancer at our Centre in Exeter and at local community hospitals.
We offer counselling, group sessions, complementary therapies, benefits advice, specialist physiotherapy and exercise guidance and other health and wellbeing support. Our services are available to cancer patients and their families.
The FORCE Cancer Support and Information Centre is on the Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital’s Wonford site. It’s open Monday to Friday, except Bank Holidays, between 9:30am and 4:30pm.
We work at the Ottery St Mary Hospital cancer hub, where our volunteers support FORCE’s team of experts and the nurses delivering chemotherapy daily. We also provide support by appointment at Tiverton Hospital (Mondays) and Okehampton Hospital (Wednesdays).
We fund local research and buy equipment to improve patient care.
We are an independent charity. The majority of our work is funded by local donations, fundraising, grants, legacies and our award-winning shop. We are not part of the NHS and receive no regular NHS or government funding.
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From the files of Scotland Yard come these startling stage adaptations of infamous true-life nineteenth century crimes. During the course of this macabre performance, you'll encounter many nefarious individuals from late Victorian London, such as the infamous Whitechapel Murderer Henry Wainwright. He murdered his mistress in a particularly bloodthirsty manner, and hoped to escape justice. However, the dismembered corpse of Harriet Lane refused to stay hidden.
You will also meet the Lambeth Poisoner Dr Thomas Neill Cream, the sadistic serial killer and possibly the dreaded Jack the Ripper also. His murder spree on both sides of the Atlantic made his name a byword for horror.
The company is now in its fifteenth year of touring. We are one of the UK's busiest and hardest-working small-scale theatre companies, and we are unique in that we specialise solely in original adaptations of classic Victorian and Edwardian popular fiction, and stageworks based on actual events from that era.
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