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• 7:30pm
  Sunday Feb 26th

  Mervyn Stutter

  With his boundless energy, skills as an accomplished guitarist, polished comedy and wonderfully buoyant view of life, Mervyn Stutter holds his audience captivated in an entertaining evening of clever comedy songs and humorous stories.

  Tickets £8, £6 Children £4

• 7:30pm
  Wednesday Feb 29th

  Tolmen Movies present Iʼve Loved You So Long

  A drama by Phillippe Claudet, with a delicate, heartrending, performance by Kristin Scott Thomas. She plays Juliette, separated from her family for years, but now returning to live with her sister. Gradually the explanations unfurl, in this observant story of love and dilemma. View Trailer

• 7:30pm
  Friday Mar 9th

  Wardrobe Ensemble: Riot

  Based on the real life riot at the
  opening of a new Ikea store
  in Edmonton in 2005. At the
  stroke of midnight the British
  public punch, kick, strangle and
  eventually stab their way to £45
  sofas and £35 bed frames. .
  ‘Riot’ is an epic tale of violence, greed, and cheap sofas.

  Tickets £9, £8, Children £4

• 7:30pm
  Wednesday Mar 14th

  Tolmen Movies present To Kill a Mocking Bird

  This is one to watch, and watch again. Gregory Peck as a defence lawyer in racially divided Alabama. Rightfully a classic – as gripping and relevant a tale as it was fifty years ago.

• 7:30pm
  Friday Mar 23rd

  Teasel Theatre: Grisly Tales from Tumblewater

  Edward Jaspers is a captivating storyteller spinning a yarn which grips from the initial downpour all the way through to the first glimpse of sunshine at the end.

  In association with Carn to Cove

  Tickets £5

• 7:30pm
  Wednesday Mar 28th

  Tolmen Movies present Tell No-one

  A whodunnit with lots of twists, from the book written by American author Harlan Coben. Guillaume Carnet directs Francois Cluzet as the paediatrician whose wife is murdered – and who years later becomes the object of police scrutiny. A Tolmen Movies edge of seater! We promise!

• 7:30pm
  Friday Apr 20th

  Dalla

  An evening of Cornish based folk music from the inimitable Dalla, famous for their compelling dance rhythms and new and traditional singing.

  Tickets £8, £7, £4

• 7:30pm
  Saturday May 26th

  Release

  ‘RELEASE’ explores the lives of three prisoners in their first few months after release, as they attempt to reconnect with the people and remnants of life they left behind.

  “A sharp, impeccably performed and blazingly impassioned piece of theatre…simply terrific.”

  The Times

  Tickets £9, £8, Children £4

• 7:30pm
  Friday Jun 15th

  Gonzo Moose: I’m An Aristocrat Get Me Out Of Here

  Packed full of hilarious slapstick, irreverent humour, verbal wit and magical illusion you’ll gasp, laugh and be amazed at the elaborate sword fights, the heart wrenching love scenes, and the sensational death-defying French accents.

  Tickets £9, £8, Children £4

• 7:30pm
  Wednesday Jun 27th

  Endless Journey

  ‘Endless Journey’ brings together four musicians from two of Niger’s leading internationally known music groups, Mamane Barka and Etran Finatawa.Their swirling strings, driving rhythms and haunt- ing vocals evoke the vast open spaces of the desert and the very soul of nomadic life.

  Tickets £10, £8, Children £4

• 7:30pm
  Friday Jul 20th

  Peter Knight of Steeleye Span presents Gigspanner

  Peter Knight, the legendary fiddler from Steeleye Span is joined by Roger Flack on Guitar, and Vincent Salzfaas on Congas and Djembe, both intelligent and powerful musicians in their own right. Gigspanner’s Debut Album ‘Lipreading the Poet’ was named as one of the best 15 Global Albums of 2009. But leave any pre-conceived ideas at the door, and ditch the pigeonholes. If you have a taste for “music of intelligently crafted brilliance” (Songlines magazine) there is something here to nurture your soul.

  Tickets £10