The Cotton Club Jazz Orchestra and The Jiving Lindy Hoppers
Saturday 30th July 7.30pm £20 all seats.
An action packed evening of superb jazz and dance, as performed in the world famous Cotton Club of the 1920s and 1930s in New York’s Harlem. Featuring the world’s premier jazz dance company and Europe’s hottest jazz orchestra performing classics like The Charleston, Goody Goody and Everybody Loves My Baby.
“The real thing”
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Jools Holland & his Rhythm and Blues Orchestra
Powderham Castle Saturday 30th July Gates open 5pm Adults £35 Children (5-15) £15
Join Jools and his unique R&B orchestra for a magical summer’s evening of entertainment, against the stunning backdrop of Powderham. He’ll be joined by very special guests Sandie Shaw, Ruby Turner and Louise Marshall. Pack a picnic, grab your friends and get ready to boogie-woogie with the maestro.
“I didn’t think anybody could play like that. Jools has got that left hand that never stops.”
BB KING
Mr Benn
Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th August. Various times. Tickets £9.50 all seats Family Ticket £24 for three, up to three additional tickets HALF PRICE. (offer NOT available online)
Tall Stories (creators of The Gruffalo and Room on the Broom stage shows) present their latest production, with catchy songs and astounding magic – for everyone aged 4 to 104, old friends of Mr Benn and new adventurers alike. One ordinary day, Mr Benn receives an invitation to a fancy dress party – and comes across an extraordinary shop. And as if by magic, a the shopkeeper appears…
“This lovingly staged adaptation delights a whole new generation of youngsters” THE HERALD * * * *
Fascinating Aida – NOW ON SALE
Sunday 18 September 7.30pm. Tickets £20.50.
Three times Olivier Award nominated and now a global internet sensation, Fascinating Aïda are still Britain’s best loved comedy cabaret trio. This brand new show will include several numbers hot off the press, plus a few old favourites including their infamous anthem to budget travel, Cheap Flights (6 million plus hits on YouTube) as well as The Dogging Song, a fond homage to the joys of al fresco sex.
“See them before you die otherwise your life will have been meaningless”
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