Category: Shows

The World’s First Dogg

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Ugg ‘n’ Ogg and the World’s First Dogg
Friday 13th March 13:30 £6

 

“A very long time ago there were no dogs — there were wolves, but we didn’t like them and they didn’t like us. But then along came Ugg ’n’ Ogg to pal up with the wolves, invent our best friend, and save us all from a life of doglessness! Join our two intrepid Yorkshire hunter-gatherers as they pal up with their mortal enemies the wolves, and despite flying meat bones, sabre-toothed tigers, time-travelling sticks, and forest infernos, finally get to pat the world’s first Dogg.

Using their characteristic rich theatrical mix of physical theatre, clowning, puppetry, storytelling, and music and song, Ugg ’n’ Ogg and the World’s First Dogg is Theatre Fideri Fidera’s comic take on the amazing evolutionary process that transformed the wolf into all the dogs we see in the world today.”

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Eggs and car batteries

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George Egg – Movable Feast
Friday 28th March  £10

Following on from his first two comedy/cooking shows ANARCHIST COOK and DIY CHEF we see George Egg return to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with MOVABLE FEAST, his new show about making food on the move. It’s time for Planes, Trains and Automob-meals (sorry).

George’s shows are a sell-out. Enjoy live cooking and laugh-out-loud comedy as George Egg demonstrates how to cook with an engine, get the most from the car battery and even utilise the air-conditioning.

You’ll see an hour of live cooking and laugh-out-loud comedy. George demonstrates how to cook with an engine, get the most from the car battery and even utilise the air-conditioning. He’ll demonstrate ways to procure items from the train snack trolley, beat the rip-off restaurant prices at the airport and show how to turn unexpected road-works into a picnic. It’s cheeky, anarchic and creative, a multi-sensory show rich in humour and sprinkled with handy hacks. Three plates of gourmet food cooked live in the most unconventional ways and with the opportunity to taste the results at the end, provided you can stop laughing.meuip.co

HISTORY

In 2015 George took his first show, Anarchist Cook , A Guide – How to Cook in a Hotel Room, to the Edinburgh Fringe. Despite having no PR, producer, director or even posters, it was a total sell-out and toured for 2 years.

In 2017 he launched his second show George Egg:  DIY Chef – How to Cook In a Shed With Power Tools, and that was a total sell-out

“It’s a hilarious show, with surprisingly good food” The Times
“it is refreshing to encounter a performer who really is unique” The Telegraph
“My find of the Fringe” The ‘i’ Paper (Independent)
“a genius… he is the friendly face of anarchy, the anarchic face of food and the foodie face of comedy” Kate Copstick in Scotland on Sunday
“the best-smelling show in this year’s Festival” Bruce Dessau (Evening Standard Comedy Critic)
“George’s show Anarchist Cook is absolutely glorious” The Scotsman
“an ingenious show and one that’s surely going to get its own TV series” The Herald
“a show infused with themes of divergent thinking and imagination” The Skinny
“a mixture of technical wizardry, showmanship and wry, warm offhand comments… a thoroughly enjoyable hour” Fest Magazine “Go see George Egg… you’ll never look at a Corby trouser press in the smae way again. Brilliant” Jay Rayner (Observer Food Critic)meuip.co

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On the Border

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Friday 31st January 19:00 – Tea and cake served by the cast at 18:30. £3 inclusive

‘Once there was a girl called Lost, whose voice was frozen in her throat.’

On The Border weaves together real, personal stories across 4 generations and 100 years of Irish history on the Northern Irish border. Through a charming new folk tale, you will be taken on a roller-coaster of emotions as we share the ups and downs of life on the border. Told through movement, storytelling & Irish music. A journey of culture, community & identity

We are very excited to announce we will be hosting the premiere performance of On The Border.
An immersive show (watch the trailer below) that weaves together personal stories, family history and political & social changes on the Northern Irish border through four generations. Threaded together by a unique and charming new folk tale written specifically for the show, we follow a young girl called Lost as she seeks to find her voice. Emily O’Shea Company’s new work takes you on an emotional roller-coaster tying together the partition of Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, civil rights movement and the fight for women’s rights, with the joy and humour of everyday interactions.

Tickets for this inspiring show are available now for just £3! from Tarvin Post Office or from Ticket Source

Performers: Hannah Delaney, Felicity Goodman, Paige Lyon and Aimee Williamson

Choreographer: Emily O’Shea
Design: Rachel Shore
Producer: Deb Ashby
Creative mentor: Clare Raynolds

RUNNING TIME

105 mins approx.

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Hypnosis and Magic!!

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CANCELLED!

**NEW HYPNOSIS & MAGIC EVENT** Join us for a hilarious journey into the human mind with Kevin Jay Comedy Hypnotist plus the international Stage Magician Paul Roberts.

Fri!!day 7th Feb  Tickets £10 with doors & bar open at 19:00 with show starting at 20:00

“see the show or be the show” it’s up to you…..get your tickets now online at: Ticket Source

Bridge Inn, Port Sunlight
“We have Kevin here every 5 weeks or so performing his “Comedy Hypnosis show” Our guests love it. Most of them are watching a comedy hypnosis show for the first time. Kevin delivers a fast paced 2 hour show and has the audience nearly crying with laughter on every occasion. If your thinking of booking a comedy hypnotist. Book Kevin Jay. Professional, funny and most of all entertaining”
ALSO

Top award winning magician Paul Roberts is one of the leading sleight of hand entertainers in his field today. His performances have earned him a whole host of prestigious clients and celebrity credits.

 

His fresh enigmatic style and cutting edge repertoire have made him a truly sought after commodity in the UK magic scene and corporate entertainment industry.

With over 20 years of professional experience for clients such as Ernst & Young, Dettica and Manchester United FC to name but a few and performing at numerous high profile events and locations, Paul
has helped elevate the modern art of magic to new levels.

 

 

 

 

 

 

“Just to say a big thank you for providing excellent entertainment for us all at our Christmas Party. Everyone was wowed and amazed by your magic tricks, you have been the talking point ever since.
Many thanks once again and we look forward to booking you again in the future.”

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Mystery of the Raddlesham Mumps

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Friday 8th November 18:00. £6  (Age 7+).  SIGNED PERFORMANCE

A first for the Community Centre, this show will be suitable for the deaf and hard of hearing as it will be a signed performance.

Celebrated poet and broadcaster MURRAY LACHLAN YOUNG (Radio 4, Radio 2 and BBC 6 Music poet in residence,) stars in this thrilling new family performance perfect for audiences young and old!

The story opens after a funeral –  

As a result of the death of both his parents our hero – the 7 year old Crispin (or Crispin de Quincy de Faversham Clumps-to give him his full name) inherits his ancestral home – Raddlesham Mumps. He finds himself in a huge empty house with only an ancient butler for company. And when that butler, Kenilworth, begins to tell him of the bizarre and hilarious deaths of his deeply eccentric ancestors our story takes flight on darkly comic wings.

The acclaimed Raddlesham Mumps mixes compelling story telling of a Gothic tale with a brilliant musical score (by Arun Ghosh), oodles of theatricality and a touch of exquisite silliness. It will make your family shudder and laugh out loud.

https://vimeo.com/358465550

‘‘A gloriously Gothic tale…
a real theatrical treat.’’
Colchester Gazette
(read the review here >>)

‘‘’A thoroughly enjobable show for children and their adults.’’

Norwich Eye
(read the review here >>)

 

What people are saying about The Mystery of the Raddlesham Mumps:

‘‘’THIS! THIS! See this! Young, old and everyone before, after and inbetween! @MurrayLYoung’s latest masterpiece (and he’s had a few)’’

Matt Everitt (BBC 6 Music)

‘‘’Just seen the beautifully staged #RaddleshamMumps at @WiltonMusicHall with @ijoeallen being utterly brilliant & the fiercely clever @MurrayLYoung delivering in fine style.’’

Marcus Brigstock

‘‘A fearsome but funny, perfectly metrical gothic tale of dynasty, death, revenge and hope. Fantastic word play, lots of gruesome. Lovely moral.’’

Michael Rosen

On Murray’s previous childrens’ work – Modern Cautionary Tales for Children:

‘‘The big bad boy of performance poetry turns out to the greatest children’s performer in the world.’’
Kate Copstic, The Scotsman
 
On Murray Lachlan Young:

‘‘I urge you to adorn yourselves with him.’’
Fi Glover BBC Radio 4

 
‘‘Simply brilliant, hysterically funny and strangely moving.’’ Claudia Winkleman
 
‘‘His exquisite wordsmithery, his sublime observations and the joyous smile of recognition that stretches across my heart each time I read or hear his laser musings!’’
https://vimeo.com/327868415
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