Robert Ludlam Theatre Darley Abbey
Robin Hood: A Musical – a tale of friendship, ambition and redemption
by The Saint Benedict Staff Players (amateur production)
Wednesday 30th May - Friday 1st June. 7.30pm
Robin of Loxley returns from the Crusades with his faithful band of comrades (Cockney Will, innocent Much and girl-in-disguise Alana). On Sherwood’s Great North Road, a confrontation with the evil Sheriff of Nottingham’s men ends with an unjust accusation. Outlawed, the heroes flee into the forest and a legend is born…
Will King Richard’s ransom be paid? Will Alana’s secret be revealed? Will the Sheriff and Guy of Gisbourne ever defeat Robin and his merry band? There’s only one way to find out…
Kissing Angles
Purple Dreams Productions
6th July 7.30pm
Angel has the perfect life. She has fame, fortune and a very wealthy fiancé. But when her uber-wealthy husband-to-be is killed off under suspicious circumstances, Angel finds herself penniless – and nobody wants to know! Only the school friend she used to bully, a slightly crazed stalker and a mysterious stranger will give her the time of day – but will they help her get her life back on track? ‘Kissing Angels’ is a new comedy written especially for The ‘Empty Stage’ Tour, presenting a few twists and turns on the way to a heart-warming climax.
Tickets: Adults £12 Conc £11
Enron By Lucy Prebble
By HH Productions (amateur production)
12th & 13th July 7.30pm
It is easy to blame all the world's economic problems on the Bankers and politicians of the west. The recession, that we are all in at the moment, seemed to spring up on us out of nowhere, where does the blame lie? Perhaps the story of one energy company in America could explain what lies at the seemingly bottomless pit of dept.
Tickets: Adults £6, Conc £5
Davey Arthur & Friends
Friday 21st Sept
Born in Donegal, Davey Arthur is one of Ireland’s most successful artists, and has thrilled and moved audiences the world over with his spirit, soul and flare. With over forty compositions to his credit, Davey’s work has been recorded and covered by some of the biggest names in Irish music today
Tickets: Adults £10, Conc £8
Kit Holmes
12th October 8.00pm
‘Impressive…a new British guitar heroine.’
The Guardian
Enjoy an uplifting evening of gorgeous guitar, poignant lyrics and feisty fiddle playing. Kit’s trademark sultry vocals and virtuoso guitar playing have wowed audiences across the UK. The Observer described her music as, ‘Macy Gray meets Nick Drake,’ and both Bob Harris and Andy Kershaw have featured her on their BBC shows. Expect an enthralling and energetic live performance of rootsy-blues from Kit and guitarist, Allan Greenwood, who will be joining her for tonight’s performance.
Tickets: Adults £10, Conc £8
Comedy Club - coming soon...
Gordon Giltrap
15th November 8.00pm
'A modern day master of the acoustic guitar.'
Guitarist Magazine
Perhaps one of the UK's most respected and innovative acoustic guitarists, Giltrap has worked with an amazingly broad range of artists, from rock musicians Brian May, Rick Wakeman and Midge Ure to jazz virtuoso Martin Taylor, the classical guitarist Raymond Burley and the London Symphony Orchestra.
Tickets: Adults £10, Conc £8
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