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Tickets are available for Lexi Wolfe’s performance of “After Shakespeare,” where she portrays Shakespearean characters reflecting on their lives after the curtain falls. The play includes characters such as Lady Macbeth, Portia, Hamlet, and King Hal. Wolfe’s performance has been praised for her captivating acting and skillful command of the audience’s attention. The event will take place on a date specified in the provided link, and there is also a Facebook event page for more information. Continue reading →

Helen Gentile & Lewis Wood, a talented duo deeply rooted in the folk music community in England, will be performing original and dynamic arrangements of European folk dance tunes on clarinet and violin. Their loose and ever-evolving arrangements allow for improvisation and highlight the interplay between the instruments and dancers. Their debut live album, “Alors, on danse!”, captures a snapshot of live music during a time when gigs are scarce and livestreams are the primary method of consumption. The album focuses on the balfolk repertoire, celebrating the diversity of European folk dance forms. Traditional and original tunes, as well as compositions from prominent figures in the Balfolk scene, will be featured. Don’t miss this exciting performance! Continue reading →

“On the Fringes of Science” is an event that explores the absurd and misguided ideas from the past. From fake photos to flat earth theories, the event delves into the dangerous and insane beliefs that some people held. The event also highlights the con men and frauds who perpetuated these ideas. With a touch of humor, the event showcases how the people of the past were not necessarily dafter than we are today, but their beliefs and actions were often hilarious. The event can be found on Facebook and tickets are available through the provided link. Continue reading →

Attila the Stockbroker’s Barnstormer 1649 is a unique blend of early music and punk with a historical and political message. Led by Attila the Stockbroker, a punk poet, singer-songwriter, and social commentator, the band aims to do for early music what the Pogues did for Irish music. Attila plays a variety of instruments from the period, including crumhorn, cornemuse, and violin, and his songs are inspired by the radical movements of the English Civil War. With a lifelong commitment to activism, Attila has been involved in various political battles and movements. Despite the serious themes, his performances are known for their humor and he has shared the stage with notable acts like Manic Street Preachers and Billy Bragg. The event will take place on 8th March 2024 at The Art House. Continue reading →

Southampton band Mary Jane Folk Rock will be performing at The Art House, showcasing their unique blend of high-energy prog/folk/rock. The band, consisting of Jo Quinn, Paul Alan Taylor, Steve Barker, Jon Hawkes, and Gillie Hotston, have released several albums, including ‘Eve’ in 2010 and ‘Brigit’s Daughter’. Tickets for the event can be found on Eventbrite, and more information can be found on the Facebook event page. Continue reading →

Andrew O’Neill, a non-binary vegan anarchist magick-practising metalhead, is returning to The Art House with their new and acclaimed show called Geburah. The evening promises to be an unpredictable rollercoaster of showmanship and silliness that makes their gigs so special. Andrew’s set is filled with diabolical humor and meaningful nonsense that should be enjoyed without trying too hard to make sense of it. They are known for their fast-paced, opinionated style and are considered a voice for necessary change. Andrew has also appeared on screen in shows like Good Omens and Never Mind The Buzzcocks, as well as on radio with their own written and performed shows for BBC Radio 4. Critics have praised Andrew’s fresh and honest approach, describing them as bounding from one moment of madness to the next on stage. Tickets for the show can be found on Eventbrite, and there is a Facebook event for more information. Continue reading →

“Big Joe Bone” (Danny Wilson) is a talented musician who plays a unique blend of blues, bluegrass, old-time, gospel, and hillbilly music. With his raspy vocals, harmonica skills, bottleneck slide guitar playing, and finger-picking on banjos, he delivers a captivating performance. Originally from London and now residing on the Mid-Wales coast, Danny has been touring the UK since 2012, playing both covers and his own songs. Despite being a relatively young act, he has a wealth of musical experience. Don’t miss the opportunity to see “Big Joe Bone” live! Tickets can be found at [https://bjb2023dec9.eventbrite.co.uk](https://bjb2023dec9.eventbrite.co.uk). Continue reading →

Clive Carroll, a renowned UK acoustic guitar talent, will be performing at the intimate Bunker178 venue. Known for his incredible skill and musicality, Clive has garnered praise from the music press and has even been booked by celebrities like Jean-Christophe Novelli and Madonna for private parties. The performance promises an up-close experience for the audience, with no distractions and a focus on appreciating Clive’s epic skill. Tickets are expected to sell out quickly, so early booking is recommended. Clive’s virtuoso playing has been described as top-notch by Acoustic Magazine and Guitarist Magazine, while FRoots Magazine hails him as peerless in his musicality. Acoustic Guitar Magazine (USA) has even dubbed him the best and most original young acoustic guitar player and composer in Britain. Don’t miss this opportunity to witness Clive Carroll’s extraordinary talent. Continue reading →

Chris Wood, an award-winning singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, is returning to the Art House after 7 years. Known for his soulful performances and keen lyrical observations, Chris effortlessly blends traditional English dance tunes with influences from French and Québécois folk. He is a master of multiple instruments and has collaborated with folk legends like Andy Cutting and Martin Carthy. Chris has been recognized by the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards and has received glowing reviews from The Guardian and Folk Radio UK. His music is straightforward and genuine, creating a complex tapestry of character studies with nuance and wit. While often painting a grim picture of English life, he also shares tales of love and resilience. Don’t miss this opportunity to see Chris Wood live. Tickets are available at [https://wood7mar24.eventbrite.co.uk](https://wood7mar24.eventbrite.co.uk). Continue reading →