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| 27 October 2023 | |
| 7.00pm Conway Hall 25 Red Lion Square London WC1R 4RL Details: Herbie Clarke Web site +447710292681 £10 / Concession £7 | Herbie Clarke Frances M Lynch – Artistic Director, Soprano, Composer Laurence Panter – Pianist, Tenor Oskar Jensen – Story-teller, Singer Lauren Lister – BSL interpreter Herbie Clarke – Production Manager Flowers of the Seasons: Politics, Power & Poverty Join Frances M Lynch and Electric Voice Theatre, with Oskar Jensen, BBC New Generation Thinker and music historian for an informal evening of songs, poetry and story-telling at Conway Hall’s historic Library, celebrating the music of Eliza Flower (1803–1846).This is a unique opportunity to be among the first people to hear her work performed for at least 100 years. The performance will be accompanied by a display of rarely seen archival materials from Conway Hall. This event will be BSL interpreted. A touch tour is available prior to the event to compliment the Integrated Audio Description. |
| 12 October 2023 | |
| 7.30pm The Coro County Square, Ulverston LA12 7LZ Cumbria LA12 7LZ Details: Web site £7-£20 | A performance where music and theatre collide. A brand new theatre piece with music by Clare Norburn, soundtracked by colourful Victorian popular songs and street music, haunting old carols and lively folk dance music. It’s Charles Dickens’ last Christmas Eve: 1869. Against his doctor’s wishes, he gives one of his acclaimed theatrical readings of A Christmas Carol: but from the moment the lights go down, his life becomes strangely entangled with his character Scrooge. Dickens’ carefully managed image as a family man, who has created the very quintessence of Christmas starts to unravel. He is haunted by the women he has mistreated, who force him to face up to his past, present and future. Can Dickens learn from the ghosts, repent - and be saved, as Scrooge was saved? “mesmerising” - The Guardian on The Telling “an exploration of the boundaries between art and life...intelligent… finds new terrain” - The Guardian on Clare Norburn’s writing Tickets can be bought at: https://www.thecoro.co.uk/event/what-the-dickens/ |
| 15 October 2023 | |
| 7.30pm Ullet Road Church Hall 57 Ullet Road Liverpool L17 2AA Details: Web site £5-£20 | A performance where music and theatre collide. A brand new theatre piece with music by Clare Norburn, soundtracked by colourful Victorian popular songs and street music, haunting old carols and lively folk dance music. It’s Charles Dickens’ last Christmas Eve: 1869. Against his doctor’s wishes, he gives one of his acclaimed theatrical readings of A Christmas Carol: but from the moment the lights go down, his life becomes strangely entangled with his character Scrooge. Dickens’ carefully managed image as a family man, who has created the very quintessence of Christmas starts to unravel. He is haunted by the women he has mistreated, who force him to face up to his past, present and future. Can Dickens learn from the ghosts, repent - and be saved, as Scrooge was saved? “mesmerising” - The Guardian on The Telling “an exploration of the boundaries between art and life...intelligent… finds new terrain” - The Guardian on Clare Norburn’s writing Tickets can be bought at: https://www.thetelling.co.uk/events/dickens-liverpool |
| 13 October 2023 | |
| 7.30pm Stratford Methodist Church Stratford-upon-Avon Methodist Church Hall, Old Town, Stratford-upon-Avon CV37 6BG West Midlands CV37 6BG Details: Web site £20 Full Price / £16 Concession / £5 Student | What the Dickens? by The Telling The Telling |
| 14 October 2023 | |
| 7.30pm Hornsey Parish Church Hall Cranley Gardens London N10 3AH Details: Web site £5-£20 | Vision A brand new theatre piece with music by Clare Norburn, soundtracked by colourful Victorian popular songs and street music, haunting old carols and lively folk dance music. It’s Charles Dickens’ last Christmas Eve: 1869. Against his doctor’s wishes, he gives one of his acclaimed theatrical readings of A Christmas Carol: but from the moment the lights go down, his life becomes strangely entangled with his character Scrooge. Dickens’ carefully managed image as a family man, who has created the very quintessence of Christmas starts to unravel. He is haunted by the women he has mistreated, who force him to face up to his past, present and future. Can Dickens learn from the ghosts, repent - and be saved, as Scrooge was saved? “mesmerising” - The Guardian on The Telling “an exploration of the boundaries between art and life...intelligent… finds new terrain” - The Guardian on Clare Norburn’s writing |
| 11 October 2023 | |
| 7.30pm Ralli Hall 81 Denmark Villas Hove BN3 3TH Details: Web site | A brand new theatre piece with music by Clare Norburn, soundtracked by colourful Victorian music |
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