Pride and Prejudice
Stamford Arts Centre, Theatre 27 St Mary's Street, StamfordImportant Information
Venue: Stamford Arts Centre, Theatre
Tickets: £16 (£15 concessions)
Running Time: 2 hours 15 mins (including interval)
12 events found.
Arts centre promoted events
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Quo Fish
Stamford Arts Centre, Cellar Bar 27 St Mary's Street, StamfordRob Quo & Pearl Fish are two songwriters with distinct voices who blend their meandering folky musings to create a unique, captivating contemporary roots duo. Rob was born and raised in a small village in the rural midlands of England, and moved to pursue a career as a musician in London as soon he was of age. Pearl, hailing from Peckham, grew up in the multicultural heart of South London and now lives upon the waterways North of the river. From these quite opposite backgrounds, they met on London’s burgeoning Folk scene. A mutual respect was quickly formed and they soon began sitting in with one another, developing a musical chemistry that would form the foundation of their sound. Featuring plenty of vocal harmony, with accompaniment on acoustic guitars, shruti box and percussion; their songs meander from pensive/melancholic to light-hearted and humorous, tackling the full breadth of subject matter inc. Between them they have played up and down the country and abroad taking in shows at Cambridge Folk Festival, Celtic Connections and Glasgow’s King Tut’s. After an extensive UK tour last Autumn, Quo & Fish are back on the road with new arrangements and new material to share.
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The Little Prince
Stamford Arts Centre, Theatre 27 St Mary's Street, StamfordImportant Information
Venue: Stamford Arts Centre, Theatre
Tickets: £5 standard / £15 family of 4
Running Time: 55 minutes
Suitable for ages 5+
Babes in arms/lap tickets are £1 and can be purchased from box office only. Click here for terms and conditions
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Aaran Kent Quartet – Jazz in the Cellar
Stamford Arts Centre, Cellar Bar 27 St Mary's Street, StamfordArran Kent is one of the UK’s leading wind players, specialising in making jazz & blues sound fresh. This guy really knows how to swing and is praised for his tasty bebop chops and expressive tone on both the clarinet & saxophone - which he plays with equal dexterity. Arran is also musical director of KoKo Collective and is the resident bandleader/host for London's Piano Bar Soho. For this show, Arran will be joined by regular collaborator Andrew Wood at the drums, often featured in the KoKo Collective and the house drummer for Nottingham's jazz club - Peggy's Skylight. On double bass and piano, Martyn Spencer and Matthew Ratcliffe complete the ensemble, both of whom are regular welcome visitors to the Stamford cellar bar jazz events. See our other Jazz In The Cellar Bar events: Sam Braysher - Friday 10th May Eliot Richards Quartet - Friday 12th July Full Line-Up: Arran Kent - Saxophone & Clarinet Andrzej Baranek - Piano Martyn Spencer - Double Bass Andrew 'Woody' Wood - Drums --- “A wealth of talent calling to mind the spirit of the hard-swinging, exuberant jazz joints of 50’s New York” – Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club --- Artist Social Media https://www.instagram.com/arrankent/ https://www.instagram.com/andrewwoodjazz/ https://www.instagram.com/martynspencer/ https://www.instagram.com/rachaeljohnsonkeys/
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Maybe Dick (Stamford Arts Centre)
Thurs 13 Jun, Stamford Theatre
arts centre promoted events, comedy, theatre
Herman Melville's classic tale of revenge and retribution is retold in this inventive, comedic adventure on the high seas from the company behind ‘Just Like That! The Tommy Cooper Show’ and ‘Dracula! One Bloody Fang After Another’. -
LYR
Stamford Arts Centre, Ballroom 27 St Mary's StreetFri 14 Jun, Stamford Ballroom
stamford poetry events, arts centre promoted events, music
LYR are Poet Laureate Simon Armitage, singer-songwriter Richard Walters, and multi-instrumentalist/producer Patrick James Pearson. -
DISCO TODDLERS 2024
Guildhall Arts Centre, Ballroom St Peter's Hill, GranthamCalling all parents! Join us in our beautiful Ballroom and spark joy in your toddler's world with our themed disco toddler sessions.
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Harry Baker: Wonderful
Stamford Arts Centre, Theatre 27 St Mary's Street, StamfordAfter a sellout Edinburgh Fringe Run and subsequent 40-date UK Tour, World Poetry Slam Champion Harry Baker is back with a brand new show celebrating the wonder that is being alive. Featuring brand new poems about death, postcodes and his favourite German wheat bear Schöfferhofer, The maths-loving, TED-talking, German-speaking, battle-rapping, happy-crying, self-bio-writing unashamed human brings his signature playfulness and poignancy that has made him a fan favourite and reached millions of people all over the world. “Harry Baker’s intricate, quick-fire rhymes have always been on the impressive side of mind-blowing” - The Scotsman “Spectacularly Witty” ***** (Whatsonstage) “Blistering wordplay” ***** (Threeweeks) “Not one syllable out of place” ***** (The Wee Review) “The Spell Over The Audience Is Tangible” ***** (Broadway Baby) “Simply put... The greatest performer on earth” ***** (BBC Radio 1) Artist Bio World Poetry Slam Champion Harry Baker is a poet and a maths graduate. He writes about important stuff like hope, dinosaurs and German falafel-spoons. His latest collection ‘Unashamed’ was published with Burning Eye in 2022 and he has been sharing poems from it at every available opportunity ever since. Important Information Venue: Stamford Arts Centre, Theatre Tickets: £15 (£12 concessions) Social media links Website: www.harrybaker.co Twitter: […]
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Hejira – Celebrating Joni Mitchell
Stamford Arts Centre, Ballroom 27 St Mary's StreetSat 29 Jun, Stamford Ballroom
arts centre promoted events, music
‘Hejira’ is a 7-piece band set up to celebrate and honour the masterpiece works of Joni Mitchell, mostly from the late ‘70s. -
LA CHIMERA 15
Stamford Arts Centre, Theatre 27 St Mary's Street, StamfordDir: Alice Rohrwacher | Italy, France, Switzerland | 2023 | 133 mins | Subtitled Cast | Josh O’Connor, Carol Duarte, Vincenzo Nemolato, Isabella Rossellini, Alba Rohrwacher Josh O’Connor (Netflix’s The Crown, God’s Own Country, Challengers) plays a melancholy tomb-robber in Alice Rohrwacher’s (The Wonders, Happy as Lazzaro) captivating fable of love and treasure. Tuscany, 1980s: An Englishman in a grimy linen suit, Arthur (O’Connor) is fresh out of prison. Yearning for his former lover, the daughter of a local aristocrat (Isabella Rossellini), he falls in with the tombaroli, a rowdy crew who loot the area’s ancient burial sites for artefacts to sell on the black market. Located halfway between the dead and the living, with a wonderful performance from O’Connor and beautifully shot by Hélène Louvart, La Chimera is a wild, sweet ode to the power and fragility of lovely things, and a cautionary tale about how easily they may be lost. “A joyous, masterful work of folk magic” Sight & Sound Cinema Speak - Thursday 4th July at 8pm Join Ben Reynolds for a post screening discussion after the film. This is a chance for audiences to have an informal chat about their reactions to the film over a […]
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LA CHIMERA 15
Stamford Arts Centre, Theatre 27 St Mary's Street, StamfordDir: Alice Rohrwacher | Italy, France, Switzerland | 2023 | 133 mins | Subtitled Cast | Josh O’Connor, Carol Duarte, Vincenzo Nemolato, Isabella Rossellini, Alba Rohrwacher Josh O’Connor (Netflix’s The Crown, God’s Own Country, Challengers) plays a melancholy tomb-robber in Alice Rohrwacher’s (The Wonders, Happy as Lazzaro) captivating fable of love and treasure. Tuscany, 1980s: An Englishman in a grimy linen suit, Arthur (O’Connor) is fresh out of prison. Yearning for his former lover, the daughter of a local aristocrat (Isabella Rossellini), he falls in with the tombaroli, a rowdy crew who loot the area’s ancient burial sites for artefacts to sell on the black market. Located halfway between the dead and the living, with a wonderful performance from O’Connor and beautifully shot by Hélène Louvart, La Chimera is a wild, sweet ode to the power and fragility of lovely things, and a cautionary tale about how easily they may be lost. “A joyous, masterful work of folk magic” Sight & Sound Cinema Speak - Thursday 4th July at 8pm Join Ben Reynolds for a post screening discussion after the film. This is a chance for audiences to have an informal chat about their reactions to the film over a […]
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Nature Makers in Market Deeping
Market Deeping Community Library The Park, High St, Market Deeping, Peterborough, United KingdomFree, fun filled family day in Market Deeping. All nature themed, with arts, crafts and activities. In partnership with the Deepings Community Library. 30th August - 10 to 3pm.
Free
