Playhouse Creatures by April De Angelis - the year is 1669 and theatres have just reopened after seventeen years of Puritan depression and the first English actresses appear on stage. A moving and often comic account of the precarious lives of 5 Restoration actresses. Suitable for age 14 years and above.

à cappella comedy perpendicularity 60% water one of the funniest bands ever - still chuckling Mike Harding 'spectacular singing! Mark Radcliffe, R2 The Folk Show Wonderful I laughed the whole time Sam Lee, great entertainment! Costa del Folk, Ibiza Guaranteed to woo, charm, cheer & delight, A Fistful of Spookies are made up of professional singers and choir-leaders from across the UK who have all toured with festival hits The Spooky Men's Chorale (Australia) and have enough voices to recreate the complete Spooky canon of achingly beautiful and wonderfully daft songs. Magnificent fun! For newcomers to the Spooky phenomenon, they have redefined the whole notion of male singing, from anthems extolling the virtues of power tools and the joys of doing nothing (at all) to ancient Icelandic hymns, Georgian work songs & a Ukrainian marching song, as well as award-winning covers of Abba & Bowie, mesmerising stylings of Dolly, Tina, Taylor & Queen and their defiant assertion that they are definitely not a men's group.

Faelands music has been described as soul balm, ethereal and worldly yet otherworldly - championed by BBC 6 Music this six-piece outfit are truly joyful. Faeland's music is a blend of folk, pop and singer-songwriter style music. They'll be performing as a full band featuring Celtic harp, acoustic guitars, violin, upright double bass and drums. For fans of Fleetwood Mac, Martha Tilston and Laura Marling, their sound includes catchy hooks, dynamic rhythms, and an uplifting singalong quality. Beautiful BBC Radio ScotlandEthereal acoustic stylings BBC 6 MusicSweet sumptuous folk music BBC South WestA really fabulous band making glorious folk music BBC IntroducingBeautifulmodern folk songs underpinned with some classic writing Songwriting Magazine

Join the infamous detective, Sherlock Holmes and his companion Dr Watson as they conduct their most challenging investigation yet - a missing persons case, with an unknown missing person. Disguised respectively as a Duke and a female cook, Holmes and Watson set about finding the beautiful, mysterious young lady who fled the Prince's ballroom. But with only a glass slipper and a piece of pumpkin to go on, even Sherlock starts to wonder whether they have bitten off more than they can chew. Meanwhile with a spiteful stepmother, two horrible stepsisters and a father bemoaning the theft of his prize pumpkin, Cinderella has problems of her own. Packed with music, mischief and mayhem, this hilarious musical mash-up is sure to delight audiences of all ages. Written by Tom Kirkham and Matthew Crossey Directed by Poppy Savage