ARTS Exhibitions, Music & Movies

By Julie LockeARTS

VISUAL ART

Until Saturday 25 September from 10.00am to 5.30pm at David Simon Contemporary Art Gallery, Castle Cary, there is an exhibition ‘Jackie Philip: A Colourist in the Caribbean’. Last year, when Jackie’s short trip to Barbados turned into seven months of being stranded on the island, due partly to lockdown and partly to fallout from volcanic eruptions, she set up a temporary studio to make good use of time. Her latest paintings, informed by a variety of cultures and traditions, are more expansive and filled with luminosity and colour. Open: Monday to Saturday (closed on Wednesday and Sunday). For more information, phone 01963 359102 or visit www. davidsimoncontemporary.com. Until Wednesday 29 September from 9.30am to 5.00pm at The Jerram Gallery, Sherborne, there is an exhibition of John Maddison’s stunning still life, interior and landscape works in a unique solo show. A sensitive painter who ‘celebrates the sweetness of an ordinary moment’, John’s work signifies his profound perception of the beauty in everyday life. John has been described as a painter ‘capable of investing the ordinary table-top still-life with magic and mystery.’ Gallery open: Tuesday to Saturday. For more information, visit www. jerramgallery.com or phone 01935 815261.

Until Thursday 30 September from 10.00am at Bishop’s Palace, Wells, there is an exhibition of nature-inspired paintings entitled ‘Light in the Dark’ by the artist Jackie Henderson. Country lanes, The Levels and Moors, birds, flowers and even home-grown vegetables are all celebrated in vibrant watercolour. A yearlong project commenced when the world had turned into a dark place, but the light was there, if only one chose to see it. The exhibition will be held in the Exhibition Room of the Palace. Entrance is included with any valid admission ticket to the Palace and Gardens. For more information, visit www. bishopspalace.org.uk or phone 01749 988111.

Until Friday 1 October from 10.00am at Bishop’s Palace, Wells, there is an exhibition of garden sculpture, curated by African Masters of Stone, featuring works by Zimbabwean artists of the Shona Sculpture movement. African Masters of Stone provides a platform for artists to present their work to a wider audience, so that they can continue a sustainable living and receive the artistic credit they deserve. The organisation also donates 10% of its profits to charities fighting poverty, malaria and HIV in developing countries. The sculptures will appear in the formal gardens, in flower beds, by the well pools and in the outer gardens – all available to purchase. The exhibition is included in standard admission to the Palace and Gardens. For more information, visit www. bishopspalace.org.uk or phone 01749 988111.

Until Saturday 2 October from 10.00am to 5.00pm at ACEarts, Somerton, there is an exhibition ‘The Shape of Trees’

TEMPLECOMBE VILLAGE ART EXIBITION 2021

Templecombe will be hosting its second art exhibition on Saturday 2 and Sunday 3 October.

The exhibition will be open from 10am to 5pm each day.

Ian Jenkinson was a very talented artist. Though he suffered with Alzheimer’s, he liked to sketch and talk about the subject of art which he loved dearly. The first exhibition in 2019 was a great success and was based around Ian. Sadly, this second exhibition is in Ian’s memory; he passed away during November 2020. The proceedings will be going to Alzheimer’s Research. Many people reading this will know a friend or a family member who is suffering from this dreadful disease.

The exhibition is being held at Templecombe Village Hall, BA8 0HP. It will be opened by the mayor of Sherborne, Mrs Anne Hall, at 10am on the Saturday morning. There will be no charge at the door but there will be a list of entries available for 50p. There will also be a simple form available asking visitors to vote for their favourite painting or work of art. Refreshments will be available throughout each day. by Joanna Briar. Landscape ink drawings, paper sculptures and printmaking focus on Somerset trees and plants, with original drawings alongside lino, wood cut and Mokulito (wood lithography) prints. Handmade cards, postcards and books will also be for sale. Exhibition open: Tuesday to Saturday. For more information, phone 01458 273008 or visit www. acearts.co.uk.

Until Sunday 3 October from 11.00am to 5.00pm at 5 Flingers Lane, Wincanton, Sarah Ayling and Julie Jenkins combine forces to show their colourful paintings and prints as part of Somerset Art Works Open Studios event. Sarah completed a degree in Art for Community in London and specialised in stained glass before relocating to Somerset. She also works in textiles and leather. Julie trained and worked as a graphic designer in London. She paints, in mixed media, vibrant portrait and landscape subjects, inspired by her extensive travel to remote locations. Escape on an exciting artistic journey around the world with Sarah and Julie - a unique opportunity to visit these two practising artists, to see and buy their work. Until Sunday 3 October, Somerset Art Works Open Studios 2021 presents work from more than 300 Somerset Art Works Members in over 200 studios and spaces across the county – one of the largest Open Studios events to date. This year, visitors will be able to experience and explore artists’ workspaces in new and different ways, both in person and online. A fold-out venue map and listings, available in cultural venues, will help visitors plan their journeys and

navigate the sixteen days of Open Studios. Also new this year is an Open Studios app, providing full venue details in an easily-accessible format, including art forms, accessibility information and opening times. For more information, visit www.somersetartworks.org. uk/what-we-do/art-weeks or phone 07715 528441.

Textile Set Exhibition

Until Saturday 9 October from 9.30am at Ilminster Arts Centre, there is an exhibition by the Textile Set, entitled ‘The Natural World, Man’s Impact’. Textile Set is a relatively new group of eleven multi-talented artists who enthusiastically express themselves through a variety of textile media. Their work features embroidery, needle felting, mixed media, paint and contemporary quilting. Human impact on the natural world is a topical concern, and their pieces reflect current environmental and extinction issues. Free exhibition in the main gallery. Open: Tuesday to Friday 9.30am to 4.00pm and Saturday 9.30am to 3.00pm (closes at 1.00pm on the final day of the exhibition). For more information, phone 01460 54973 or visit www. themeetinghouse.org.uk. Until Saturday 9 October from 9.30am at Ilminster Arts Centre, there is a solo exhibition ‘Coast’ by Sue Durant. Sue is a Somersetbased artist with a lifelong love of art and photography. Her work reflects her passion for the coast of south-west England; ‘wild and serene, sunny or stormy, rugged or tame, all conditions draw me’ says Sue. Free exhibition in the cafe gallery. Open: Tuesday to Friday 9.30am to 4.00pm and Saturday 9.30am to 3.00pm (closes at 1.00pm on the final day of the exhibition). For more information, phone 01460 54973 or visit www. themeetinghouse.org.uk. Until Saturday 23 October from 10.00am to 5.00pm at ACEarts, Somerton, there is an exhibition ‘Thriving and Declining on the Somerset Levels’ by Angela Knapp. In Angela’s lifetime many of the birds that were once common in the UK are now under threat. Without the reserves on the Somerset Levels the situation would be far worse. This exhibition of stitched work celebrates some of the successes, and aims to increase awareness of the plight of others. Exhibition open: Tuesday to Saturday. For more information, phone 01458 273008 or visit www.acearts. co.uk.

On Saturday 2 and Sunday 3 October from 10.00am to 5.00pm at Templecombe Village Hall, Templecombe will be hosting its second art exhibition. The mayor of Sherborne, Mrs Anne Hall, will open the exhibition at 10.00am on Saturday. The first exhibition in 2019 was a great success and was based around Ian Jenkinson, a very talented artist. Although Ian suffered with Alzheimer’s, he liked to sketch and talk about art, a subject he loved dearly. Sadly, he passed away in November 2020. This second exhibition is in his memory and the proceeds will go to Alzheimer’s Research. Visitors can vote for their favourite painting or work of art. Refreshment available. Free entry (list of art entries is available for 50p). From Thursday 7 to Saturday 30 October from 10.00am to 5.30pm at David Simon Contemporary Art Gallery, Castle Cary, there is an exhibition ‘The School of Paris’. This is a collection of original works on paper by some of the most influential names from the twentieth century – Georges Braque, Marc Chagall, Henri Matisse, Joan Miró and Pablo Picasso. Open: Monday to Saturday (closed on Wednesday and Sunday). For more information, phone 01963 359102 or visit www. davidsimoncontemporary.com. From Tuesday 12 to Saturday 30 October from 9.30am at Ilminster Arts Centre, there is a solo exhibition of paintings, etchings and calligraphy by Janet Jordan. Open: Tuesday to Friday 9.30am to 4.00pm and Saturday 9.30am to 3.00pm (closes at 1.00pm on the final day of the exhibition). For more information, phone 01460 54973 or visit www. themeetinghouse.org.uk. From Friday 15 October to Sunday 7 November at OSR Projects, Church Street, West Coker, there is an exhibition ‘What Are you looking at?’ by Angela Charles (also known as Angela Blackwell). Since graduating from Goldsmiths in 1989, Angela has had parallel careers as an award-winning curator and visual artist. And yet, unbeknown to buyers and galleries, for the last eleven years Angela has been losing her sight. In this exhibition of new work, Angela explores notions of ‘seeing’ in art from the perspective of a visually impaired painter. This project marks a crucial period of transition whilst she adapts to her sight loss. Preview/press launch: Thursday 14 October from 6.00pm to 9.00pm. Open: Thursday to Saturday 11.00am to 5.00pm and Sunday 11.00am to 3.00pm. For more

Leigh Art Show

Look out for Leigh Art Show which takes place in the beautiful, thriving village of Leigh, in the village hall and is a very popular biennial fixture in the Leigh calendar of events. A range of artists from professional to amateur offer a wide variety of art, such as pictures, sculptures and ceramics, to exhibit and sell. Leigh Art Show has always been and still is a charitable event, and many local charities have benefitted over the years. Run entirely by volunteers, it could not operate without their generous support.

Fresh coffee, tea, soft drinks and delicious cakes will be available for visitors to buy throughout the exhibition, and the Chetnole Inn is just a mile away for anyone wishing to have a pub lunch. The Art Show opens with a preview event on Friday 22 October from 6pm to 8pm and the main show runs on Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 October, from 10am to 4pm. Address: Leigh Village Hall, Chetnole Road, Leigh DT9 6HL. Payments: cash, cheque and most cards.

Events listed are correct as we go to press but we advise checking with organisers before attending any event as the Covid-19 situation may change.

information about workshops and events, visit www. osrprojects.co.uk/projects/ what-are-you-looking-at. From Friday 22 to Sunday 24 October at Leigh Village Hall sees the return of the very popular Leigh Art Show. The show opens with a preview event on Friday from 6.00pm to 8.00pm; entry £5 includes a glass of wine and canapés. The main show is on Saturday and Sunday from 10.00am to 4.00pm. Amateur and professional artists offer a wide variety of pictures, sculptures and ceramics to exhibit and sell. Fresh coffee, tea, soft drinks and delicious cakes available to buy throughout the exhibition. Leigh Art Show is a charitable event, run entirely by volunteers. For more information, visit www. leighartshow.co.uk. From Saturday 23 October to Wednesday 10 November from 9.30am to 5.00pm at The Jerram Gallery, Sherborne, there is an exhibition of Still Life and Landscape by Ann Armitage, Caroline Frood, Bryan Hanlon and Mhairi McGregor. Gallery open: Tuesday to Saturday. For more information, visit www. jerramgallery.com or phone 01935 815261.

From Saturday 30 October to Saturday 13 November from 10.00am to 5.00pm at ACEarts, Somerton, there is an exhibition ‘Repetition, Reconstruction and Rhythm’ by Amy Bonsor. A collection of tactile pieces exploring repetition, transition and changing surfaces. Constructed with paper and stitch and inspired by the macro and microscopic, observe these tiny unnoticed moments of beauty from stone walls to lichen and moss. Exhibition open: Tuesday to Saturday. For more information, phone 01458 273008 or visit www.acearts. co.uk.

MUSIC

On Friday 24 September at 3.00pm at Gransden Hall, Sherborne Girls, husband and wife duo, Ana Manero (piano) and Arturo Serna (cello), will perform works by Saint-Saens, Fauré and Franck. Tickets £10. For more information and tickets, visit www. sherborneabbeyfestival.org. On Friday 24 September at 7.30pm at Sherborne Abbey, there is a majestic and atmospherically rich new programme ‘Salvator Mundi’ from saxophonist Mark Lockheart and organist Roger Sayer, featuring interpretations of English composers including Stamford, Blow, Purcell and Tallis, as well as new works. The programme is a captivating balance of the English Church music tradition combined with the improvising tradition of jazz. Tickets £12. For more information and tickets, visit www.sherborneabbeyfestival. org. On Friday 24 September at 7.30pm at Ilminster Arts Centre, Jemima Farey introduces Jim Reynolds and the folk duo, Fiddleback, for an evening of ‘flying folk’ music. A Jim Reynolds performance is always a delight; songs about his experiences and inspired instrumental pieces are interwoven with classic blues, ragtime and the odd old romantic ballad. Together with Fiddleback (Ollie Back and Sam playing her fiddle), singing a wide mix of traditional-styled music and song, this will be a rare treat of an evening. Jemima and other family members will, as usual, be singing a few songs of their own. Tickets £10. To book, please email musicbookingsIAC@gmail.com or phone 01460 54973. www. themeetinghouse.org.uk. On Friday 24 September at 8.00pm at The David Hall, South Petherton, Seckou Keita, master of the 22-string kora, returns for his third visit. Seckou has arguably become the most influential and inspiring kora player of his generation, an exceptional and charismatic musician and a modern global citizen, living with seven centuries of tradition and heritage expressed through his music. In his solo album, 22 Strings, Seckou shows the kora in its purest guise, a wondrous instrument that can soothe the bloodlust of warriors and take the human spirit to a place of deep meditation, stillness and beauty. Tickets £18. To book, phone 01460 240340 or visit www.thedavidhall.org.uk. On Saturday 25 September at 3.00pm at Tindall Recital Hall, Sherborne School, Felix Stickland performs a fascinating and varied programme of works by British composers for classical guitar ranging from John Dowland to Walton and Britten. Felix has performed with the orchestras of several well-known London musicals and has toured the UK and Far East. Since the pandemic put a hold on the music industry, Felix has returned to his first love of playing classical guitar. Tickets £8. For more information and tickets, visit www.sherborneabbeyfestival. org. On Saturday 25 September at 7.30pm at Gransden Hall, Sherborne Girls, Pocket Sinfonia will perform Shakespeare-inspired works by Mendelssohn, Haydn and Prokofiev. The group uses both modern and period instruments to reinterpret orchestral masterpieces with the fresh spontaneity and intimacy of a chamber ensemble. Pocket Sinfonia comprises Rosie Bowker (flute), Eleanor Corr (violin), Thomas Isaac (cello) and Emil Duncumb (piano/fortepiano). Tickets £10. For more information and tickets, visit www. sherborneabbeyfestival.org. On Saturday 25 September at 7.30pm at The Exchange, Sturminster Newton, relive The Ultimate Dire Straits Experience with ‘dS:uK…in Tribute to Dire Straits’. The band began touring in 2016 and is regarded as the quintessential tribute band among Dire Straits fans with their incredible attention to musical and sonic detail. To say that they sound like Dire Straits is an understatement. Their 2020 ‘Brothers in 85’ tour pays tribute to the worldwide Brothers in Arms tour, bringing fans the ultimate 1985 Dire Straits experience and all of those classic songs the audience want to hear. Don’t miss it! Tickets £18. Book in advance online at www.sturexchange.co.uk or via the box office (01258 475137). On Sunday 26 September at 3.00pm at Cheap Street Church, Fair Oriana presents ‘The Trials and Triumphs of Oriana’. Accompanied by period instruments, the soprano duo explores the public and private faces of Queen Elizabeth I, featuring two commissions that set her own words to music. Fair Oriana comprises Angela Hicks and Penelope Appleyard (sopranos), accompanied by Sam Brown (lute) and Harry Buckoke (viola da gamba). Tickets £10. For more information and tickets, visit www.sherborneabbeyfestival. org. On Sunday 26 September at 7.30pm at Big School Room, Sherborne School, The Iuventus Ensemble will perform works by Schubert and Mendelssohn for chamber ensemble. The ensemble is led by Ruth Rogers (violin), leader of the London Mozart Players and Sherborne Abbey Festival’s artistic adviser. Alongside Ruth will be Nicola Sweeney, Matthew Ward and Ciaran McCabe on violin, Becky Low and Joel Hunter on viola, and

Gemma Rosefield and Jesper Svedberg on cello. Tickets £15. Tickets £10. For more information and tickets, visit www.sherborneabbeyfestival. org. On Tuesday 28 September from 11.00am to 2.00pm at the Henhayes Centre, there is live entertainment with Trinity Entertainers followed by a two-course set lunch for the over 55s. Trinity Entertainers is a mixed group of talented singers from South Somerset. They sing a variety of arrangements, accompanied and a cappella, including folk songs, light classical, pop, swing, jazz, poetry, comedy, and solo spots – they promise a morning of good music, fun, and laughter. £12.50 per person. To book, email office@ henhayescentre.org. On Thursday 30 September at 8.00pm at Ilminster Arts Centre, there’s an evening of modern jazz in the Blue Note vein with Equinox. This newly formed Bath/Bristol band comprises Steve Mathers (sax), Martin Kolarides (guitar), John-Paul Gard (Organ) and Dave Smith (drums). Led by sax player Stephen, Equinox delivers straight-ahead, nononsense arrangements of ‘hard bop’ contemporary jazz. These four truly accomplished musicians will be sure to keep the audience on the edge of their seats. Tickets £15. To book, please email musicbookingsIAC@gmail.com or phone 01460 54973. www. themeetinghouse.org.uk. On Friday 1 October at 8.00pm at Ilminster Arts Centre, Concerts in the West presents Emma Halnan and the Eblana String Trio. Emma (flute), Jonathan Martindale (violin), Lucy Nolan (viola) and Peggy Nolan (cello) will play works by Mozart, VillaLobos, Viotti, Beethoven, Finzi and D Matthews – for the full programme, visit www. concertsinthewest.org. Emma and the trio perform together often; Emma was winner of the Woodwind category of the 2010 BBC Young Musicians and the Eblana String Trio was formed in 2006 at the Royal Northern College of Music. Tickets £15. To book, please email musicbookingsIAC@ gmail.com or phone 01460 54973. www.themeetinghouse. org.uk. On Saturday 2 October at 7.30pm at The Dance House, Crewkerne, Concerts in the West presents Emma Halnan and the Eblana String Trio. Emma (flute), Jonathan Martindale (violin), Lucy Nolan (viola) and Peggy Nolan (cello) will play works by Mozart, Villa-Lobos, Viotti, Beethoven, Finzi and D Matthews – for the full programme, visit www. concertsinthewest.org. Emma and the trio perform together often; Emma was winner of the Woodwind category of the 2010 BBC Young Musicians and the Eblana String Trio was formed in 2006 at the Royal Northern College of Music. Tickets £15, students £5, under 12s (with a paying adult) free. Tickets available from Town Hall Information Centre (email lic@crewkerne-tc.gov. uk or phone 01460 75928) or Concert in the West (email concertsinthewest@gmail.com or phone 01823 252658). On Saturday 2 October at 8.00pm at The David Hall, South Petherton, there’s a ‘chance to dance’ event with multi-award-winning Merry Hell. This band offers joyful, uplifting folk-rock, with a message for troubled times. Their energy and passion are complemented by their love of what they do and their desire to share hope and togetherness with as many people as are willing to listen. Through six well-received albums and hundreds of gigs, they’ve offered voices of hope and beacons of light to anyone valuing both melody and positive humanity. Tickets £19, concessions £18. To book, phone 01460 240340 or visit www.thedavidhall.org.uk. On Tuesday 5 October from 11.00am to 2.00pm at the Henhayes Centre, there is live entertainment with Laura Sharley followed by a two-course set lunch for the over 55s. Laura is a classical soprano and opera graduate of the Royal Northern College of Music, graduating with honours, with a Bachelors in Music Performance. Laura first gained experience singing with the Candlelight Opera Company touring the UK performing in historic venues. £12.50 per person. To book, email office@henhayescentre. org. On Friday 8 October at 8.00pm at Ilminster Arts Centre, there’s an evening of ‘Trad Jazz’ by the Pedigree Jazz Band. This band has been playing together for more than thirty years and during that time has kept the music of the ‘trad’ boom of sixty years ago alive and well. The Pedigree Jazz Band has a top reputation all over the UK and will be playing hits recorded by Barber, Ball and Bilk, plus a great many more of the tunes made popular by other bands at that time. Tickets £18. To book, please email musicbookingsIAC@gmail.com or phone 01460 54973. www. themeetinghouse.org.uk. On Saturday 9 October at 7.00pm at the Edgar Hall, Somerton, is Somerton’s very own Bavarian Oktoberfest. Somerton Music and Arts Festival is pleased to welcome back the fabulous Wagonkered Bar with a selection of fine German beer, as well as a wide range of other beverages. The entertainment will once again be provided by the Sherbavarian Stompers (with the usual audience participation!), followed by dancing the night away to The Painkillers and DJ Ray. Tickets on sale now!! Food included. Tickets £16, available at www. somertonartsfestival.co.uk.

On Thursday 14 October at 7.00pm at The Emporium Café, Yeovil, there is a secret acoustic folk supper. Come along for an evening of incredible food and music! These BearCat Music Nights, the busiest ‘secret’ in town, feature acoustic sets from a variety of hand-picked, quality musicians. Tickets £8. Advance bookings only. Doors open at 6.45pm. For more information and to book, phone 01935 411378, visit the Facebook page or drop into The Emporium Cafe. On Friday 15 October at 7.30pm at The Exchange, Sturminster Newton, guitarist Justin Daish returns with his Hank Marvin extravaganza ‘Shadowing Hank’. This show features The Shadows’ greatest hits, including ‘Apache’, ‘Wonderful Land’, ‘Foot Tapper’ and ‘Cavatina’, plus music recorded and performed by Hank over a record-breaking sixty-year career. Not only is there a visual similarity to Hank Marvin, but Justin’s famously accurate guitar sound has seen him share the stage with Bruce Welch and Jet Harris. ‘Shadowing Hank’ captures the magic of the great man’s live shows, so join in this celebration of the music of one of the UK’s greatest-ever guitarists. Tickets £13, under 18s £12. Book online at www. stur-exchange.co.uk or via the box office (01258 475137). On Friday 15 October at 8.00pm at Ilminster Arts Centre, enjoy ‘A tribute to Stephane Grappelli’ with John Etheridge, Chris Garrick, Dave Kelbie and Andy Crowdy as Sweet Chorus. The band was formed twenty-five years ago as a personal tribute by John to his mentor and inspiration Stephane Grappelli with whom he worked in the 70s and early 80s. Sweet Chorus has been brilliantly replicating the wildly swinging sound of ‘Hot club

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de Paris’ ever since. Tickets £20. To book, please email musicbookingsIAC@gmail.com or phone 01460 54973. www. themeetinghouse.org.uk.

Christian Garrick and the Budapest Café Orchestra

On Saturday 16 October at 8.00pm at The David Hall, South Petherton, Christian Garrick and the Budapest Café Orchestra return with their blistering barrage of traditional folk and gypsy-flavoured music from across the Balkans and Russia, as well as their own unique re-imaginings of some classical greats. The group features Christian Garrick (violin), Eddie Hession (accordion), Kelly Cantlon (double bass), and Adrian Zolotuhin (guitar, saz, balalaika, domra). They have won legions of fans through their magical and infectious performances, evoking vivid images of Tzigane fiddle maestros, Budapest café life and gypsy campfires – plus a few surprises along the way! Tickets £19, concessions £18. To book, phone 01460 240340 or visit www.thedavidhall.org.uk. On Monday 18 October at 7.30pm at Westlands Entertainment Venue, Yeovil, Dillie Keane, Adèle Anderson and Liza Pulman appear as Fascinating Aida. The songs – some of the old favourites, some not heard before – are hilarious and topical, and the glamour is unstoppable. With three Olivier Award nominations and over 25 million YouTube and Facebook hits for their song ‘Cheap Flights’ and their incredibly rude ‘Christmas song’, it’s a show not to be missed! Suitable 14+. Tickets £25.50 to £27. Box office 01935 422884. www.westlandsyeovil.co.uk. On Friday 22 October at 8.00pm at Ilminster Arts Centre, there’s a performance of modern jazz by Alan Barnes, Art Themen and the Dave Newton Trio. Between them, they represent the very best that the UK’s jazz scene can offer, and will no doubt give another sell-out performance. They will play a mix of wellknown mainstream and modern jazz standards in their usual light-hearted way which will entertain the audience as only they can. Book early, it is sure to be a very popular sell-out. Tickets £20. To book, please email musicbookingsIAC@ gmail.com or phone 01460 54973. www.themeetinghouse. org.uk.

Sam Carter

On Saturday 23 October at 8.00pm at The David Hall, South Petherton, there is a concert by Sam Carter. In the ten years since winning Best Newcomer at the 2010 BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards, Sam has earned a reputation for vivid, narrative-driven songwriting and captivating live performances. Renowned as ‘the finest English-style fingerpicking guitarist of his generation’, Sam made a spellbinding appearance on ‘Later… with Jools Holland’ in 2012 and has toured the world, sharing stages with some of the finest guitarists and songwriters, including Nic Jones, Martin Simpson, Richard Thompson, and Chris Wood. Tickets £15, concessions £14. To book, phone 01460 240340 or visit www.thedavidhall.org.uk. On Friday 29 October at 8.00pm at Ilminster Arts Centre, celebrate the fabulous music of Paul McCartney, The Beatles and Wings with Howie Casey and his twelve-piece band, Beatles with Wings. Band leader and sax player, Howie, played with The Beatles and Paul McCartney’s group Wings through the 60s and 70s. This will be a spectacular evening of nostalgia for everyone of a ‘certain age’ who remembers classics such as, ‘Jet’, ‘Let Em In’, ‘Silly Love Songs’, ‘Live and Let Die’, ‘Hey Jude’. ‘Yesterday’, ‘Get Back’, ‘Penny Lane’, ‘Lady Madonna’ and many more. Tickets £20. To book, please email musicbookingsIAC@gmail.com or phone 01460 54973. www. themeetinghouse.org.uk. On Saturday 30 October at 8.00pm at The David Hall, South Petherton, Calan is back with a great show of fabulous music and fun. This multiaward-winning Welsh folk band of five virtuoso musicians was formed after they met at a folk music course in Sweden. They won international acclaim at the world-renowned Inter-Celtic Festival in Lorient, France, where they eventually became the first Welsh ensemble to win the coveted International Band Trophy, and in April 2019, they were voted Best Band at the inaugural Wales Folk Awards.Calan comprises Bethan Rhiannon (accordion, vocals, clog dancing), Patrick Rimes (fiddle, Welsh bagpipes), Angharad Jenkins (fiddle), Sam Humphreys (guitar) and Shelley Musker-Turner (harp). Tickets £18, concessions £17. To book, phone 01460 240340 or visit www.thedavidhall.org.uk.

PERFORMANCE

On Saturday 25 September and Sunday 24 October from 7.30pm at The David Hall, South Petherton, it is the monthly Acoustic Night. Petherton Arts Trust is encouraging local performers to come to The David Hall and perform on a professional stage. All types of performance welcome – music, comedy, poetry, dance! Everyone has the opportunity to deliver for 10 to 15 minutes with full PA and lighting. Please pre-book. To attend as a performer or audience member, please email Chris Watts at folk@chriswatts. org or call 07715 501157. Payment is on the door. On Tuesday 28 September at 7.30pm at the Octagon Auditorium, Yeovil, is a moving and powerful new work ‘Boy’s Khaya’ by Bawren Tavaziva. From a little house hidden behind the white master’s mansion, a young man struggles to comprehend the world and his place in it. Monarchies, political persecution, slavery and modern colonialism create a rich source of untold truths. In this performance, Bawren’s discoveries are a universal comment on Africa and mankind today. Exploring the use of real-time landscapes and motion-capture technology, ‘Boy’s Khaya’ creates an immersive and unforgettable audience experience. Tickets £10 to £16. Box office 01935 422884. www.octagon-theatre. co.uk.

On Thursday 30 September at 7.30pm at Westlands Entertainment Venue, Yeovil, there’s an evening with John Lydon. He’s a legend, an icon, and a revolutionary: John Lydon, aka Johnny Rotten, changed the face of music and sparked a cultural revolution. The frontman and lyricist of the Sex Pistols and Public Image Ltd caused a political earthquake and transformed music for good. His tour of the UK coincides with the publication of his new book, the brilliant, funny and insightful I Could Be Wrong, I Could Be Right. John will talk about how he sees life, along with his unique and extraordinary career, and take audience questions. Tickets £30, VIP £45, VIP PLUS (includes meet & greet) £80.

Box office 01935 422884. www. westlandsyeovil.co.uk. On Friday 1 October at 7.30pm at The Exchange, Sturminster Newton, join psychic medium Nikki Kitt for an evening of mediumship; she is currently touring the UK with her successful psychic/ mediumship evenings. As a spiritualist medium, Nikki aims to provide evidence of life after life by getting links from loved ones in spirit for people in the audience with amazing accuracy in descriptions, personalities and all sorts of personal information to give both confirmation and comfort. Tickets £12. All tickets to be booked in advance at www. stur-exchange.co.uk or via the box office (01258 475137). On Saturday 2 October at 7.30pm at The Exchange, Sturminster Newton, AsOne Theatre Company presents ‘Mary Anning – Lost in Time’. Lyme Regis, 1846. Fossil hunter Mary Anning is dying and reflects on her life. By challenging the status quo in a male-dominated scientific world, her work threatens to disprove the very foundations she was raised on. Haunted by hallucinations of friends, enemies and even the creatures she spent her life hacking out of the rock, Mary tries to make sense of her existence in her last moments. AsOne Theatre’s magical blend of narrative, movement, music and visuals tells this true story about legacy and coming to terms with the past. Tickets £14, under 18s £10. Book online at www.sturexchange.co.uk or via the box office (01258 475137). On Wednesday 6 October at 7.30pm at the Octagon Auditorium, Yeovil, join Britain’s most popular soprano, Lesley Garrett, for a delightful evening of song, reminiscences and chat. Accompanied by and in conversation with Anna Tilbrook, Lesley’s behind-thescenes stories and anecdotes will give audiences a unique insight into her life on the stage. Anna is one of Britain’s Lesley Garrett most exciting pianists, with a considerable reputation in song recitals and chamber music. Tickets £16.50 to £18. Box office 01935 422884. www. octagon-theatre.co.uk.

On Friday 8 October at 7.30pm at the Octagon Auditorium, Yeovil, see Olivier Award nominated duo Ian Ashpitel and Jonty Stephens as Eric and Ern. ‘Eric and Ern’ is a brilliant homage to Morecambe and Wise, crammed full of those famous comedy sketches from Grieg’s Piano Concerto, Mr Memory…’Arsenal’, to the paper bag trick! A show for all the family, full of Morecambe and Wise’s most loved routines, songs and sketches and, of course, a musical guest. It evokes memories of a time when whole families would huddle around the telly on Sunday evenings. Tickets £23.50. Box office 01935 422884. www.octagon-theatre. co.uk.

Mark Radcliffe

On Friday 8 October at 8.00pm at The David Hall, South Petherton, broadcaster, musician and author, Mark Radcliffe, performs a mixture of original songs and stories in his new show ‘Loser’. Don’t worry, it’s not as miserable as it sounds. Hopefully! Having lost six months to successful cancer treatment and with a new perspective on life, Mark takes stock of lost loves, lost friends, lost relatives, lost idols, lost bets and lost time. He has published five best-selling books and many albums, only one of which troubled the charts – for one week – in 2001. Not to be missed, so book early! Tickets £21, concessions £20. To book, phone 01460 240340 or visit www.thedavidhall.org.uk. On Saturday 9 October at 2.00pm and 7.00pm at The Exchange, Sturminster Newton, The New Hardy Players present ‘The Mayor of Casterbridge’. Adapted for the stage by Philip Goulding and directed by Tim Laycock and Emma Hill, this production – their most ambitious production to date – combines the depth and subtlety of live performance with film and archive photography, plus a new musical score composed by Alastair Simpson and performed by Tatterdemalion. The talented cast is led by Mike Staddon (Michael Henchard) and Amelia Chorley (ElizabethJane). Tickets are limited, book early. Tickets £14, under 18s £12, family ticket also available. Book online at www.sturexchange.co.uk or via the box office (01258 475137). On Saturday 9 October at 7.30pm at The David Hall, South Petherton, there’ll be sketches, songs and silliness with Instant Wit. This quickfire comedy improv show is fresh and inventive – the perfect pick-me-up tonic with unexpected twists and a dash of sauce! It’s off-the-cuff, fastpaced and all based entirely around audience suggestions. Too shy to shout anything out? Don’t worry, there’ll be a chance to write things down (anonymously!) in the interval. Good suggestions get flying packets of custard; the best of the evening wins a bottle of wine. Tickets £12. To book, Solène Weinachter

On Sunday 10 October at 7.30pm at The Exchange, Sturminster Newton, Scottish Dance Theatre presents ‘Antigone, Interrupted’. A young girl is ready to die to defend what she thinks is right. A king is determined to impose his will as the rule of law. Will Antigone risk everything for what she believes? Scottish Dance Theatre’s artistic director Joan Clevillé presents an intimate solo work specifically commissioned for rural venues, created in collaboration with acclaimed performer Solène Weinachter. Using his distinctive mixture of dance, theatre, and storytelling, Joan examines the notion of dissent in democracy, and how the female body can be the target of oppression but also a powerful tool for resistance. Suitable 10+. Tickets £9, under 18s £5. Book online at www. stur-exchange.co.uk or via the box office (01258 475137). www.artsreach.co.uk.

Chris Ramsey

On Saturday 16 October at 7.30pm at Westlands Entertainment Venue, Yeovil, critically acclaimed comedian Chris Ramsey is hitting the road

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for his biggest ever stand-up tour yet. Having filled venues across the country including The Newcastle Metro Arena (twice), don’t miss the chance to catch him live on stage. His stand-up special ‘Approval Needed’ is available to stream on Amazon Prime, and alongside his wife Rosie he is also the co-host of the No 1 hit podcast ‘Shagged. Married. Annoyed.’ Suitable 14+. Tickets £23.50. Box office 01935 422884. www.westlandsyeovil. co.uk. On Saturday 16 October at 8.00pm at The Exchange, Sturminster Newton, is Comedy Night. Visit website for details. Suitable 18+. Tickets £15. Book online at www.stur-exchange. co.uk or via the box office (01258 475137). On Saturday 16 October at 8.00pm at Yetminster Jubilee Hall, Farnham Maltings presents ‘The Syrian Baker’, a story about two people who decide to go home despite the state of their country. It shows how small actions can make a big difference in one’s life and in rebuilding a community. It is a piece about humanity, hope and courage told with affection, irrepressible humour and bread – because without bread nothing else will happen. Expect an evening in the company of friends with stories, freshly-made bread, Syrian coffee and Mamoull like the ones from the Caffe Plaza in old town Homs. Suitable 10+. Tickets £10, under 18s £5, family ticket £25. Book online at www.artsreach.co.uk or phone 01935 873546. On Saturday 23 October at 7.30pm at Nether Compton Village Hall, is a charming oneman show ‘Old Herbaceous’; a humorous and touching portrayal of a single-minded yet gentle man with a passion for plants. Pottering amongst the seeds and cuttings in his ramshackle greenhouse in the garden of a Gloucestershire manor house is Herbert Pinnegar. Now in his twilight years, he’s full of memories and tales of a bygone era. In between potting up and potting on, he recounts his journey from orphan boy to legendary head gardener ‘Old Herbaceous’ and tells of his friendship with the lady of the house. Tickets £10, under 18s £6, family ticket £30. Book online at www.artsreach. co.uk or phone Martine Dodd (enquiries) 01935 815033. On Thursday 28, Friday 29 and Saturday 30 October at 7.30pm at The Exchange, Sturminster Newton, Sturminster Newton Amateur Dramatic Society presents ‘The Opposite Sex’. A contemporary farce about marriage and relationships with a bittersweet twist. Set in the 1980s, the story follows two couples who, unbeknownst to each other, have a secret in common. Full of laugh out loud moments. Written by David Tristram and directed by Denise Hobbs. Tickets £12. Book online at www.stur-exchange.co.uk or via the box office (01258 475137). From Thursday 28 October to Monday 1 November at The Octagon Theatre and Westlands Entertainment Venue, Yeovil, is the Yeovil Literary Festival. See pages 4 and 5 for details. Every first and third Monday from 7.30pm at Ilminster Arts Centre, come along for a Jazz Jam. These informal sessions generally involve a group of a dozen or so jazz-minded individuals of varying levels of ability. All instruments are welcome, as are vocalists. Give it a go, or just come and listen. £3 per session. For more information, phone 01460 54973 or visit www.themeetinghouse. org.uk.

CHILDREN

On Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 September at the Octagon Auditorium, Yeovil, ‘Stick Man’ is back in town! What starts off as a morning jog becomes quite the misadventure for Stick Man: a dog wants to play fetch with him, a swan builds a nest with him, and he even ends up on a fire! How will Stick Man ever get back to the family tree? This awardwinning production, from the team behind ‘Zog’, ‘Tiddler and other Terrific Tales’ and ‘Tabby McTat’, features a trio of top actors and is packed full of puppetry, songs, live music and funky moves. Performance times: Saturday, 1.30pm and 4.00pm; Sunday, 10.30am and 1.30pm. Tickets £13.50 to £15.50. Box office 01935 422884. www.octagon-theatre. co.uk. On Monday 25 October from 10.00am to 11.00am at the Henhayes Centre, there is an October half term children’s ‘Yoga and Mindfulness’ workshop for 5 to 7 year olds. Through a range of creative and engaging activities, all delivered in a child-friendly way, yoga brings children into the present moment, where they can pause, reflect and be calm. For more information and to book, email office@ henhayescentre.org. Margo & Mr Whatsit On Monday 25 October at 11.00am at Sandford Orcas Village Hall, PaddleBoat Theatre Company presents ‘Margo & Mr Whatsit’. Mr Whatsit is Sophia’s imaginary friend who is always there with a new joke to tell and a new game to play. But when Sophia moves into her new foster home, Mr Whatsit finds himself unimagined – replaced by Sophia’s new imaginary friend, the glamourous, grown-up Margo! Can Mr Whatsit’s childish playfulness keep him from being unimagined for good? Suitable 3+. Tickets £6, under 18s £5, family ticket £20. Book online at www.artsreach. co.uk or phone Susan on 01963 On Tuesday 26 October from 2.00pm to 3.30pm at Sherborne Library, there will be ‘Halloween Family Fun Time’! Join in fun activities. Come in fancy dress! Suitable for families with children aged 3+. Booking is essential. Book online via Eventbrite or call 01935 812683.

On Wednesday 27 October from 10.00am to 11.00am at the Henhayes Centre, there is an October half term children’s ‘Yoga and Mindfulness’ workshop for 8 to 11 year olds. Through a range of creative and engaging activities, all delivered in a child-friendly way, yoga brings children into the present moment, where they can pause, reflect and be calm. For more information and to book, email office@ henhayescentre.org. On Thursday 28 October at 7.00pm at The David Hall, South Petherton, the duo GreenMatthews performs a brand-new musical adaptation of Kenneth Grahame’s wellloved classic ‘Wind in the Willows’. Chris Green and Sophie Matthews use music, song, light and sound to bring this timeless tale to sparkling life. Join Ratty, Mole, Badger and of course the irrepressible Mr Toad, as they embark on various adventures – on the river, on the road and in the dark and dangerous Wild Wood. Using traditional English folk melodies set to lyrics, the show paints a vivid picture of Grahame’s world, from the humble comfort of Mole End to the grandeur of Toad Hall. Suitable 8+. Tickets £13, child £9, family £36 (2+2). To book, phone 01460 240340 or visit www.thedavidhall.org.uk. Every Friday from 10.00am to 10.30am at Sherborne Library, there is ‘Rhyme Time’ - songs and rhymes for children under 5. Booking is essential so please phone 01935 812683.

MOVIES

AROUND THE TOWNS AND VILLAGES

DREAM HORSE (PG)

A heart-warming true story of the triumph of the underdog. Dream Alliance is an unlikely racehorse bred by small-town Welsh bartender Jan Vokes. With no money and no experience, Jan persuades her neighbours to chip in their meagre earnings to help raise Dream, in the hopes he can compete with the racing elites. Starring: Toni Collette, Owen Teale and Alan David.

SHOWING AT Halstock on Saturday 16 October,

Village Hall, 7.30pm. Tickets £6.50 from Halstock Shop or on the door. For information: Tony Hill 01935 892485.

Kingsbury Episcopi on Tuesday 5 October, Community Centre, 7.30pm.

Tickets £5. For information: 07964 294230.

Leigh on Monday 11 October, Village

Hall, 7.30pm. Tickets £6. Advance tickets: Bridge Stores. For information: 01935 873269.

West Camel on Friday 24 September,

The Davis Hall, 7.30pm. Admission £5 on the door.

FREE GUY (12A)

A bank clerk discovers he is actually a background player in an open-world video game and decides to become the hero of his own story – one he rewrites himself. Now in a world where there are no limits, he is determined to be the guy who saves his world his way, before it is too late. Starring: Ryan Reynolds, Jodie Comer and Taika Waititi.

SHOWING AT Yeovil on Thursday 23 September, Westlands Entertainment Venue,

2.30pm, 7.00pm. Tickets £5 to £10. Box office 01935 422884.

Yeovil on Friday 24 September, Westlands Entertainment Venue,

11.00am, 2.30pm, 7.00pm. Tickets £5 to £10. Box office 01935 422884.

Yeovil on Saturday 25 September, Westlands Entertainment Venue,

11.00am. Tickets £6.50 to £10. Box office 01935 422884.

LAWRENCE: AFTER ARABIA (12A)

This film tells the story of the last years of T.E. Lawrence - Lawrence of Arabia. Retiring to his cottage in Dorset, Lawrence hopes to forget his past fighting in Arabia but soon he is drawn into political intrigue and his many enemies begin to plot against him. Was his fatal motorcycle crash an accident or an assassination attempt by the British Secret Service? Starring Brian Cox, Hugh Fraser and Michael Maloney.

SHOWING AT Sherborne on Friday 15 October, The

Digby Hall, 7.30pm. Tickets £8 for film and director’s talk. Book online via Eventbrite.

LOVE SARAH (12A)

When Sarah dies in a tragic accident, her dream of opening an artisan bakery in Notting Hill is fulfilled by her daughter Clarissa, her mother Mimi and her best friend Isabella. Enlisting the help of an expert pâtissier, they produce a range of exquisite cakes and pastries that reflect the neighbourhood’s cultural diversity. Starring Celia Imrie, Shannon Tarbet and Bill Paterson.

SHOWING AT Castle Cary on Wednesday 22 September, Caryford Community Hall,

7.30pm. Tickets £6. Advance tickets: The Market House and from Tessa Gayford on 01963 350132.

MODERN TIMES (U)

Charlie Chaplin’s iconic Little Tramp character struggles to live in the modern, industrialized world. When he escapes the monotony of factory work, he meets Ellen, a young homeless woman. They survive one scrape after another, until one bright day at dawn, they walk down the road together towards an uncertain but hopeful future.

SHOWING AT Sandford Orcas on Friday 24 September,

Village Hall, 7.30pm. Entry by donation. For information: phone 01963 220363.

NOMADLAND (12A)

After losing everything in the Great Recession, Fern (Frances McDormand), a woman in her sixties, packs her van and embarks on a journey through the American West, exploring a life outside of conventional society as a modern-day nomad.

SHOWING AT Castle Cary on Wednesday 27 October, Caryford Community Hall, 7.30pm.

Tickets £6. Advance tickets: The Market House and from Tessa Gayford on 01963 350132.

Norton-sub-Hamdon on Tuesday 12

October, The Lord Nelson. Information and tickets from 01935 881227.

Odcombe on Monday 4 October, Village

Hall, 8.00pm. Tickets £5 in advance from 07934 737104 or £6 on the door.

South Petherton on Friday 15 October,

The David Hall, 8.00pm. Tickets £5. To book, phone 01460 240340.

SORRY WE MISSED YOU (15)

Hoping that self-employment through gig economy can solve their financial woes, a hard-up UK delivery driver and his wife struggling to raise a family end up trapped in the vicious circle of this modern-day form of labour exploitation. The subject matter may be grim but the storytelling is utterly compelling. Director: Ken Loach.

SHOWING AT Yeovil on Wednesday 6 October, The

Swan Theatre, 7.30pm. Members £1, members’ guests £5, Swan Theatre members £4. www.cinematheque.org.uk or 01935 421905.

SUPERNOVA (15)

Sam (Colin Firth) and Tusker (Stanley Tucci), a musician and a novelist, partners of twenty years, are travelling across England in their old camper van visiting friends, family and places from their past. Since Tusker was diagnosed with earlyonset dementia two years ago, their time together is the most important thing they have.

SHOWING AT Yetminster on Tuesday 5 October,

Jubilee Hall, 7.30pm. Tickets £6. Advance tickets from the Spar Shop. For information: 07770 806990.

THE LAST BUS (12A)

An elderly man, Tom, whose wife had just passed away, uses only local buses and his free bus pass on a nostalgic trip to carry her ashes all the way from John O’Groats to Land’s End, where they originally met. Unbeknownst to Tom, his journey captures the imagination of the local people that he comes across and ultimately becomes a nationwide story. Starring Phyllis Logan, Timothy Spall, and Grace Calder.

SHOWING AT Hinton St George on Saturday 9 October,

Village Hall, 7.30pm. Tickets £5 on the door. For information: 01460 74959.

Milborne Port on Friday 22 October,

Village Hall, 7.30pm. Advance tickets £5 from Wayne the Butcher (from 8 October) or £6 on the door. For information: 01963 251217.

West Camel on Friday 29 October, The

Davis Hall, 7.30pm. Tickets £5 on the door. For information: 01935 851214.

THE SOUND OF METAL (15)

Ruben (Riz Ahmed), a heavy-metal drummer, is on tour with girlfriend and lead singer Lou (Olivia Cooke), when his already deteriorating hearing takes a devastating turn for the worse, throwing his life into turmoil. At a radical community for deaf people run by a Vietnam veteran, he tries to come to terms with his condition and the choices he has to make. A thought-provoking film which uses sound to contribute to understanding Ruben’s inner world.

SHOWING AT Batcombe on Friday 15 October, Jubilee

Hall, 7.45pm. For information about Batcombe Film Society and for guest tickets, phone 01749 850307.

Music Gigs

All Music Gigs are FREE entry unless mentioned.

SEPTEMBER

24 The Lil' Devils, Blues, The Thatched Cottage, Shepton Mallet, 8.30pm 25 AC/ZZuk, AC/DC & ZZ Top Tribute Band, The Lord Nelson, Nortonsub-Hamdon, 9.00pm

Caught On The Back Foot, Classic Rock, The Globe Inn, Somerton, 9.00pm

Unknown Identity, Covers & Originals, The Bell Inn, Yeovil, 9.15pm

OCTOBER

2 Bad Edukation, Classic Rock, White Hart, Sherborne, 9.00pm

Bowie Fashion, David Bowie Tribute Band, The Quicksilver Mail,

Yeovil. 9.00pm. £10

Utter Chaos, Covers, Stoke-sub-Hamdon Working Mens Club, 9.30pm 9 Lewis & The Sound of the Suburbs, Ska/2-Tone, The Rose and

Crown, Bradford Abbas, 9.00pm

The Uptown Cats, Rockabilly, The Globe Inn, Somerton, 9.00pm

Unknown Identity, Covers, The Lord Nelson, Norton-sub-Hamdon, 9.15pm 15 Moonshine Hillbillies, Rock & Roll/Rockabilly, The Railway Hotel,

Yeovil, 9.30pm

The Dreamers plus The Temple Brothers (Everly Brothers tribute band), The Quicksilver Mail, Yeovil. 8.00pm. £10 advance, £12 on door

The Uptown Cats, Rockabilly, The Globe Inn, Somerton, 9.00pm 16 AC/ZZuk, AC/DC & ZZ Top Tribute Band, The Railway Hotel, Yeovil, 9.00pm

Chill, 60s to 90s Covers, White Hart Inn, Crewkerne, 9.00pm

Roadstars, Rock/Pop Covers, The Old Barn Club, Yeovil, 9.00pm

Shockwave, Rock/Pop, Stoke-sub-Hamdon Working Mens Club, 9.30pm 30 Cover All Bases, Covers, The Arrow, Yeovil, 8.30pm

Lewis & The Sound of the Suburbs, Ska/2-Tone, The Rose and

Crown, Bradford Abbas, 9.00pm

Roadstars, Rock/Pop Covers, The Manor House Inn, Ditcheat, 9.00pm

Slipstream, Rock Covers, Stoke-sub-Hamdon Working Mens Club, 9.30pm

Unknown Identity, Covers, The Beehive, Yeovil, 9.00pm

WILD ROSE (15)

Fresh out of prison, Rose-Lynn, a troubled young working-class girl from Glasgow, dreams of becoming a Nashville country star. With two small children to support, she’s forced to get a cleaning job but is still determined to make her dreams come true. A funny and sad drama with some truly great acting performances, full of passion and emotion, plus a great soundtrack.

SHOWING AT Batcombe on Friday 24 September,

Jubilee Hall, 7.45pm. For information about Batcombe Film Society and for guest tickets, phone 01749 850307.

The Quicksilver Mail

Hendford Hill, Yeovil BA20 2RG

presents

THE DREAMERS (formerly Freddie & The Dreamers) plus The Temple Brothers (UK’s No 1 Tribute to the Everly Bros) 8pm, Friday 15 OCTOBER

Tickets: £10 IN ADVANCE FROM BAR | £12 ON THE DOOR