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Carn to Cove spring season newsletter
Dear Carn to Cove supporter
We've been pretty busy since the last newsletter - our spring season is well underway and we've had some great shows so far - sell out jazz performances from Christine Tobin in St Austell and Calstock and a fantastic Greek themed evening in Wadebridge with cocktails, baklava and all the Greek Myths!


You may be aware that we're gathering email addresses at our shows this season - this is so that we can send you a link to an electronic survey. We're taking part in an audience research project with our fellow rural touring schemes across the country so that we can get an accurate picture of what our audiences want to see and help us book the shows you want! Also, if you fill out the survey, you can be entered into a prize draw to win £100 high street shopping voucher.

We have eight amazing companies performing in March - varying from local new theatre talent, Irish folk, jazz and popular classical music,a brand new children's show and a first visit to Carn to Cove venues for stand up poet, Luke Wright. We're also excited about a new performance from Ridiculusmus Theatre Company and grateful to the Duchy Health Charity for supporting us to offer subsidised tickets to both performances of The Eradication of Schizophrenia in Western Lapland.

Scroll down for all the details and find out what's going on in a hall near you!

Have a great March
from all at Carn to Cove

 
Lessons in Love Carmen & Mimi

Theatre Everyone 8+    

Carmen & Mimi are two new characters developed by singing duo Simone Hellier and Jenny Oldfield in collaboration with Kyla Goodey (Trifle Gathering).  They are joined in the show by accomplished actor Ben Oldfield who is also the writer.  Benjamin Symes (cube theatre) is producing the show.

1st Mar @ 7pm
Townshend Village Hall
01736 850740

8th Mar @ 7:30pm
Lamorna Village Hall
01736 731969

9th Mar @ 7:30pm
Grampound Community Hall
01726 883874

14th Mar @ 8pm
The Stithians Centre
01209 860430

15th Mar @ 7:45pm
Blisland Village Hall
01208 851093

23rd Mar @ 7:30pm
The Liskerrett Centre
01579 340307

28th Mar @ 7:30pm
Warleggan Jubilee Hall
01208 821551
BSO Resonate Strings
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra

Music - Everyone    

BSO Resonate Strings is a quintet of musicians from the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra. Their varied ‘Spring Serenade’ programme focuses in the first half  on ‘greats’ of the Baroque period - Handel, Bach, Pachelbel and Vivaldi, but then moves forward to the Classical period and Mozart’s sparkling serenade Eine kleine nachtmusik. After the interval comes English fare in the shape of music  by Holst, Warlock and Elgar’s ever-popular Serenade, and to round off the evening, it’s over to the States for a couple of witty rags by Scott Joplin and Copland’s exhilarating Hoe Down from his ballet Rodeo. 

‘everyone was smiling at the end of this magical performance, and all of us wanted more’. Audience reaction, Artsreach, Dorset

18th Mar @ 7:30pm
Church of St Mary and St. Julian, Maker
01752 823243

19th Mar @ 8pm
Calstock Arts, The Old Chapel
0845 094 0428
Essex Lion
Luke Wright

Spoken Word
Everyone 16+    

4Talent award winner Luke Wright might just be the hardest working man in poetry: he’s a prolific producer of new work, the curator of one the country’s largest poetry events and a regular on radio and TV.

He has seven solo poetry stage shows: Poet Laureate, Poet & Man, A Poet’s Work Is Never Done, The Petty Concerns of Luke Wright, Cynical Ballads, and Your New Favourite Poet. All of which played to sold out audiences at The Edinburgh Fringe, got five star reviews and have completed extensive national tours.
 
"His lexical acrobatics are astounding, often motor-mouthed and breathtakingly honest…Go for the wordsmithery, stay for the painful poignancy.The List
 
"Cool poems!" Patti Smith 
 
28th Mar @ 8pm
Polbathic Village Hall
01503 230573

29th Mar @ 8pm
St Erme Community Hall
01872 240583
Above Bored
‘Owdyado Theatre

Theatre Everyone 15+    

A police interrogation room. A woman has been detained for questioning after her boss is found dead in suspicious circumstances. In a room down the hall, her colleague also awaits an interview. Just routine questions. Just routine. But what if the monotony of routine was responsible for pushing one of them over the edge? When does bored become bored to death (albeit someone else’s death)? After all, perhaps it’s not unusual for employees of an adhesive supply company to feel, well … stuck.

‘Owdyado Theatre is a Cornish-based new writing company that uses influences from influential modern dramatic works and contemporary film/television drama to create exciting original plays.

1st Mar @ 7:30pm
Grampound Community Hall
01726 883874

29th Mar @ 8pm
Carleen Village Hall
01736 762220
Johanna Graham Quartet

Music
Everyone    

A hugely popular and dynamic performer, Johanna and her quartet won the This Is Cornwall Best Jazz Act 2012 and were also nominated for The Best Jazz Act, South West Music Awards. 
 
The quartet comprises elegant and hugely accomplished guitar phrasing from Martin Bowie, dynamic drumming talent Damian Rodd, brilliant and sensitive double bass from Tim Greenhalgh and Johanna herself.  Her captivating stage presence and emotive style put a fresh spin on jazz standards, and with original compositions from the new album thrown into the mix, audiences are in for a rare treat.


"Johanna is a fine singer with a palpably individual style" Peter Quinn Jazz Wise Magazine

"Beautiful vocals" Chrissie Hynde

21st Mar @ 7:30pm
The Old School, Stoke Climsland
01579 370493



 
The Eradication of Schizophrenia in Western Lapland
Ridiculusmus

Theatre
Everyone 14+    

This is a major new work by Ridiculusmus Theatre Company. It is an investigation of auditory hallucination through the lens of one family’s experience of psychoses. The audience is immersed in this recreation through an ambitious and innovative split staging arrangement: the action and dialogue from two different sequences of scenes are simultaneously performed to two different groups of audience in the same space.

Since its early days, Ridiculusmus has been touring its shows to audiences worldwide, taking them to sometimes unlikely venues.  David and Jon, improvisers to the core, adapt the material to any environment, working with the context at hand.

28th Mar @ 8pm
The Poly, Falmouth
01326 319461

29th Mar @ 8pm
Grampound Community Hall
01726 883874
Jamie Smith’s Mabon

Music
Everyone    

An opportunity to see one of the U.K’s foremost Celtic roots bands. Jamie Smiths Mabon’s music is self-styled, singular and toe-tappingly good – an insatiable blend of world music, Celtic roots and rabble rousing funk folk, filled with energy joy and passion. One minute you’ll think you’re in a Breton bistro, next there are echoes of klezmer, a poignant Eastern European story tune, mazurkas, jigs and reels, hornpipes and fez nos. Completely adaptable in front of seated concert audiences or wired dance crowds, Arts Centres, village halls or massive outdoor festival stages, this is “a top band, led by one hell of an accordion player and arranger” Mike Harding BBC Radio 2.
 
12th Mar @ 8pm
St Erme Community Centre
01872 240583

13th Mar @ 8pm
Calstock Arts, The Old Chapel
01822 833183J



 
Stay Brave, Brian Gravy
O region

Childrens
 

It’s Brian Gravy’s birthday… all he wants is for Mum and Dad to stop fighting. Oh and maybe a pair of sensible shoes. Join Brian and a host of his imaginary friends in this stylised comic fantasy.  An original children’s show which explores in a uniquely humorous way, the separation of parents as experienced through the eyes of a child.  Think Roald Dahl with added Cornish quirkiness!

Stay Brave Brian Gravy is o-region's first children’s show.  Written by Carl Grose and directed by Simon Harvey and featuring renowned performers Ben Dyson, Catherine Lake and Ciaran Clarke.

22nd Mar @ 7:30pm
Grampound Community Hall
01726 883874










 
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