Stamford Arts Centre St Mary's Hill Stamford Lincolnshire
www.stamfordartscentre.com
Stamford Comedy Club
Nick Revell: Revell's pedigree goes back to the
Eighties, but his patter is as relevant
today as it ever was - Evening Standard
Revell makes you laugh and think;
a rare and cherishable combination
these days - The Scotsman
Gary Colman: Highly inventive and very funy... - Frank Skinner
Rachel Parris: Superb musical comic. Finalist in the
2010 Funny Woman Awards
Friday 9th March 2012
8pm
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Showing posts with label Stamford Arts. Show all posts
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Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Stamford Shoestring Theatre Company Loot Stamford Arts Centre St Mary's Hill Stamford Lincolnshire
Stamford Arts Centre St Mary's Hill Stamford Lincolnshire
www.stamfordartscentre.com
Stamford Shoestring Theatre Company
Loot
By Joe Orton
Hal's having a bad day. It's his mother's
funeral, he's robbed a bank, he needs
somewhere to hide the loot and the
police are his trail. Aided and abetted
by his randy friend the undertaker and
his late mother's nurse, he attempts
to keep one step ahead of the law.
Joe Orton's anarchic black farce has no
reverance for death or the recently
departed, no respect for the Church
and positively celebrates police brutality
and corruption. It is adult, outrageous-
and side splittingly funny.
Tuesday 6th to 10th March 2012
7.45pm
www.stamfordartscentre.com
Stamford Shoestring Theatre Company
Loot
By Joe Orton
Hal's having a bad day. It's his mother's
funeral, he's robbed a bank, he needs
somewhere to hide the loot and the
police are his trail. Aided and abetted
by his randy friend the undertaker and
his late mother's nurse, he attempts
to keep one step ahead of the law.
Joe Orton's anarchic black farce has no
reverance for death or the recently
departed, no respect for the Church
and positively celebrates police brutality
and corruption. It is adult, outrageous-
and side splittingly funny.
Tuesday 6th to 10th March 2012
7.45pm
European Union Chamber Orchestra Stamford Arts Centre St Mary's Hill Stamford Lincolnshire
Stamford Arts Centre St Mary's Hill Stamford Lincolnshire
www.stamfordartscentre.com
European Union Chamber Orchestra
Hans-Peter Hoffman Director
Alexander Sitkovetsky Soloist
The EUCO was formed in 1981 with
players from the member states of the
EU. The Orchestra lays an emphasis
on giving unique opportunities and
experience to young musicians at the
outset of their proffesional careers.
An acknowledged musical ambassador
for the EU, the EUCO has an annual
schedule some 60 concerts worldwide
and a reputation for musical excellance
The Orchestra which plays standing
up in the Viennese tradition, makes
even the most familiar music sound
newly minted
Saturday 3rd 2012
8pm
www.stamfordartscentre.com
European Union Chamber Orchestra
Hans-Peter Hoffman Director
Alexander Sitkovetsky Soloist
The EUCO was formed in 1981 with
players from the member states of the
EU. The Orchestra lays an emphasis
on giving unique opportunities and
experience to young musicians at the
outset of their proffesional careers.
An acknowledged musical ambassador
for the EU, the EUCO has an annual
schedule some 60 concerts worldwide
and a reputation for musical excellance
The Orchestra which plays standing
up in the Viennese tradition, makes
even the most familiar music sound
newly minted
Saturday 3rd 2012
8pm
Tall stories The Snail and the Whale Stamford Arts Centre St Mary's Hill Stamford Lincolnshire
Stamford Arts Centre St Mary's Hill Stamford Lincolnshire
www.stamfordartscentre.com
Tall stories The Snail and the Whale
'How I long to sail,' said the tiny snail...
Tall Stories are proud to present
their latest collaboration with Julia
Donaldson and Axel Scheffler.
A tiny snail, longs to see the world, so
she hitches a lift on the tail of a huge
humpback whale. Together they go
on an amazing journey, experiencing
sharks and penguins, icebergs and
volcanoes. The little snail is amazed
by it all, but starts feeling very small
in the vastness of the world...
Created in Tall Stories' unique style, The
Snail and the Whale combines physical.
storytelling, live music and lots of laughs.
Saturday 3rd March 2012
2pm
www.stamfordartscentre.com
Tall stories The Snail and the Whale
'How I long to sail,' said the tiny snail...
Tall Stories are proud to present
their latest collaboration with Julia
Donaldson and Axel Scheffler.
A tiny snail, longs to see the world, so
she hitches a lift on the tail of a huge
humpback whale. Together they go
on an amazing journey, experiencing
sharks and penguins, icebergs and
volcanoes. The little snail is amazed
by it all, but starts feeling very small
in the vastness of the world...
Created in Tall Stories' unique style, The
Snail and the Whale combines physical.
storytelling, live music and lots of laughs.
Saturday 3rd March 2012
2pm
David Swarbrick in Concert Stamford Arts Centre St Mary's Hill Stamford Lincolnshire
Stamford Arts Centre St Mary's Hill Stamford Lincolnshire
www.stamfordartscentre.com
David Swarbrick in Concert
Join icon of British folk David Swarbrick
arguably the meanest fiddler in Britain,
for a traditional folk concert featuring
breathtaking virtuosity and mastery.
Formerly a member of many-a-fine folk
group including the Fairport Convention,
Whippersnaper, the Ian Campbell
Folk Group and Band of Hope, swarb
received the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards
Lifetime Achievement Award in 2004
Following a solo release in 2010 to
high acclaim, Swarb has returned to
solo performances for the first time
in a decade. Don't miss this show
that will be another memorable and
triumphant chapter in his long career.
Friday 2nd March 2012
8pm
www.stamfordartscentre.com
David Swarbrick in Concert
Join icon of British folk David Swarbrick
arguably the meanest fiddler in Britain,
for a traditional folk concert featuring
breathtaking virtuosity and mastery.
Formerly a member of many-a-fine folk
group including the Fairport Convention,
Whippersnaper, the Ian Campbell
Folk Group and Band of Hope, swarb
received the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards
Lifetime Achievement Award in 2004
Following a solo release in 2010 to
high acclaim, Swarb has returned to
solo performances for the first time
in a decade. Don't miss this show
that will be another memorable and
triumphant chapter in his long career.
Friday 2nd March 2012
8pm
National Theatre Live Presents The Comedy of Errors Stamford Arts Centre St Mary's Hill Stamford Lincolnshire
Stamford Arts Centre St Mary's Hill Stamford Lincolnshire
www.stamfordartscentre.com
National Theatre Live Presents The Comedy of Errors
Braodcast LIVE from the
National Theatre
by William Shakespeare
Two sets of twins seperated at birth
colide in the same city without
meeting for one crazy day, as multiple
mistaken indentities lead to confusion
on a grand scale.
Do you know me, Sir? Am I Dromio?
Am I Your Man? Am I Myself?
Shakespeare's furiously paced comedy
will be staged in a contemporary world
into which walk three prohibited
foreigners who see everything for
the first time.
Thursday 1st March 2012
7pm
www.stamfordartscentre.com
National Theatre Live Presents The Comedy of Errors
Braodcast LIVE from the
National Theatre
by William Shakespeare
Two sets of twins seperated at birth
colide in the same city without
meeting for one crazy day, as multiple
mistaken indentities lead to confusion
on a grand scale.
Do you know me, Sir? Am I Dromio?
Am I Your Man? Am I Myself?
Shakespeare's furiously paced comedy
will be staged in a contemporary world
into which walk three prohibited
foreigners who see everything for
the first time.
Thursday 1st March 2012
7pm
Royal Geographical Society Lecture Stamford Arts Centre St Mary's Hill Stamford Lincolnshire
Stamford Arts Centre St Mary's Hill Stamford Lincolnshire
www.stamfordartscentre.com
Royal Geographical Society Lecture
Explore!
by Paul Rose
BBC presnter Paul Rose talks about a
lifetime of remarkable adventures from
Antarctica to Everest via the planet's
last true remaining wilderness - her
vast oceans. A proffesional diver, polar
explorer, mountaineer and yachtsman.
Paul is best known for his BBC
documentaries Voyages of Discovery.
Oceans and Britain's Secrets Seas.
From climbing Antrtica's most active
volcano to retracing the voyages of
pioneers Captain Cook, Paul's adventures
have taken him all over our planet.
Paul uses behind the scenes stories and
television ffotage to inspire you with
his spirit of adventure and passion for
the environment.
Wednesday 29th February 2012
8pm
www.stamfordartscentre.com
Royal Geographical Society Lecture
Explore!
by Paul Rose
BBC presnter Paul Rose talks about a
lifetime of remarkable adventures from
Antarctica to Everest via the planet's
last true remaining wilderness - her
vast oceans. A proffesional diver, polar
explorer, mountaineer and yachtsman.
Paul is best known for his BBC
documentaries Voyages of Discovery.
Oceans and Britain's Secrets Seas.
From climbing Antrtica's most active
volcano to retracing the voyages of
pioneers Captain Cook, Paul's adventures
have taken him all over our planet.
Paul uses behind the scenes stories and
television ffotage to inspire you with
his spirit of adventure and passion for
the environment.
Wednesday 29th February 2012
8pm
Friday, January 21, 2011
New Stamford College 2011 Artwork Exhibition Stamford Arts Centre
New Stamford College 2011 Artwork Exhibition Foundation Diploma in Art and Design at Stamford Arts Centre.
27 St Mary's Street Stamford Lincolnshire PE9 2DL
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Toxic Shock by Helen Chadband Welland Valley Art Society Stamford Arts
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