Creative Midlands South |
- Newport Pagnell Cromwell's Garrison Town
- Screaming Blue Murder- at The Stables
- Johanna Juhola at The Stables
- Rose & Castle Morris celebrate St. George's Day
- Lost Found present: Bordeaux and more
- 'Stuck' @ Stantonbury Campus Theatre
- The Selfish Giant by Seal Legs Puppet Theatre
| Newport Pagnell Cromwell's Garrison Town Posted: 16 Apr 2013 03:03 AM PDT  Newport Pagnell Cromwell's Garrison TownMon 25th February 2013 - Wed 24th April 2013 Location:Discover Milton Keynes, Central Library | Contact:Cheryl Butler | E-mail:cb.npmuster@yahoo.co.uk This exhibition focuses on Newport Pagnell's role as a front line stronghold in the momentous Civil War of the 17th century when the nation was run as a republic for the only time in history. The eight-week show at Discover Milton Keynes features old and rarely seen material from the time Roundheads fought Cavaliers and throws new light on Oliver Cromwell’s previously unrecognised close relationship with today’s town. Supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund’s Hidden Histories initiative, the exhibition is the result of a two-year project by volunteers in the town and is a spin-off activity of the annual Newport Muster community event. Located on the first floor of Central Library, Discover Milton Keynes is open Monday to Saturday (closed Sundays and Bank Holidays) and admission is free |
| Screaming Blue Murder- at The Stables Posted: 16 Apr 2013 03:36 AM PDT Screaming Blue Murder Date: Wed 17 Apr 2013, 8:45pm Public Price: £10 in advance, £12 on the door Venue: Stage 2 Presenting the comedy stars of tomorrow today! Tonight compere Andrew Bird introduces rising star Diane Spencer and headliner James Dowdeswell. Lineup may be subject to change. May contain strong language and adult material. |
| Posted: 16 Apr 2013 03:39 AM PDT Johanna Juhola
Date: Thu 18 Apr 2013, 8:00pm Public Price: £12.50 (students £9.50) Venue: Jim Marshall Auditorium Charismatic and playful accordionist Johanna Juhola conjures a magical world that blends Buenos Aires tango halls with forest-dark Finnish landscapes. Laced with both melancholic nostalgia and uplifting exuberance, Johanna’s music is an original blend of contemporary tango and inventive use of electronica. |
| Rose & Castle Morris celebrate St. George's Day Posted: 16 Apr 2013 02:59 AM PDT Rose & Castle Morris celebrate St. George's DayTue 23rd April 2013 - Tue 23rd April 2013 Rose & Castle Morris will be formally opening their dance season with a dance-out at the Boat Inn, Stoke Bruerne to celebrate St. George's Day, 23rd April from 7pm. We will be joined by some friends, other local morris teams. Once we have run out of energy we will retire into the pub to sing a few songs and play a few tunes. So why not join us in celebrating this very English day with some traditional English dancing and music? www.rose-castlemorris.org.uk |
| Lost Found present: Bordeaux and more Posted: 15 Apr 2013 07:15 AM PDT Saturday 20.4.2013 Saturday Live Music Lost & Found presents: Bordeaux Saturday 20 April / 7.30pm Free / All Welcome Lost and Found presents an evening of live music, DJ's and a film screening from some exciting emerging talent. Bordeaux are a lo-fi, shoegaze 4-piece from Milton Keynes and London influenced by the likes of Wu Lyf, Velvet Underground, Kurt Vile and The Horrors. Check out the excellent track Rosary on their Soundcloud page. London based, Bleach On the Rocks - a new indie folk project from Jonathan Scott - provides the support. Sounding not a million miles away from Wavves. Plus DJ's and a screening of a new film by Ben Jackson. |
| 'Stuck' @ Stantonbury Campus Theatre Posted: 12 Apr 2013 05:53 AM PDT  STANTONBURY CAMPUS THEATRE STUCK by Oliver Jeffers Big Wooden Horse Adapted for the stage by Adam Bampton-Smith, Music by Shock Productions, Lyrics by Guy Picot, Design by Rachel Baynton , Lighting by Will Evans Supported by The Point, Eastleigh and The Berry Theatre, Hedge End Sunday 21st April – 2.30pm Oliver Jeffers, award-winning author of How to Catch a Star, Lost and Found and The Way Back Home returns with a tale about a little boy in a very sticky situation! It all begins when Floyd gets his kite stuck in a tree. He throws up his shoe to shift it, but that gets stuck, so he throws up his other shoe and that gets stuck too. Along with the cat, a ladder, a pot of paint, the kitchen sink, an orang-utan and a whale, amongst other things! Will Floyd ever get his kite back ??? With original music and plenty of audience participation, this brand new story by Oliver Jeffers has been adapted into an exciting new production for families and young children by the team behind the shows Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!, The Night Before Christmas and last year’s smash hit The Way Back Home. Time 50 mins Age 3+ Tickets £8.00 Children £5.50 Family £23.00 |
| The Selfish Giant by Seal Legs Puppet Theatre Posted: 12 Apr 2013 05:50 AM PDT  The Selfish Giant Sea Legs Puppet Theatre Sunday 28th April -2.30pm Since building a wall to keep the children out of his garden, the only visitors The Selfish Giant gets are Lady Snow and her friends. One morning he hears the most beautiful music coming through his bedroom window and is delighted as he looks out with the sight that greets him. Set in a magnificent steel sculpted garden, Sea Legs Puppet Theatre's highly acclaimed production of the Oscar Wilde classic uses beautifully crafted puppets, a brilliant musical soundtrack and superb storytelling. “A perfectly balanced performance”! - The Telegraph Time 45 minutes + 15 minutes to meet the Puppets Age 3+ Tickets £8.00 Children £5.50 Family £23.00 BOX OFFICE 01908 324422 0R ONLINE www.stantonbury.org.uk |
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