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‘TOP QUALITY ENTERTAINMENT… A GOOD NIGHT OUT… THE BEST EVENTS COMING TO A SPACE NEAR YOU.’ THE GUARDIAN The Live & Local Community Touring Network Derbyshire helps volunteer promoter groups bring rural communities together to enjoy high-quality, entertaining and affordable professional live theatre, music, dance and family shows at a wide range of community venues, from village halls, to churches, to schools. Tickets are sold locally. For show information, ticket prices and to book, please call the local promoter directly on the telephone number below each show listing. Ticket prices range from £6 - £14. Many of the shows featured are suitable for family audiences and age recommendations are provided for guidance. Disability access. All venues have a commitment to access for disabled people; many have full access and a range of facilities, and others are working towards this goal. For venue and access information, please visit: liveandlocal.org.uk All brochure details are correct at the time of going to print, but please check the website for any changes. Please note that provision of refreshments varies between venues and some may be unable to serve alcohol. Please check when booking tickets.
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OPERA DUDES MISSION IMPROBABLE
IAN MCMILLAN AND LUKE CARVER GOSS WORDS, MUSIC, GLEE & DELIGHT A terrific evening of entertainment, pitting the Bard of Barnsley's rip-roaring poetry and stand-up repartee against the big sound worlds of multi-instrumentalist Goss. Without doubt the funniest, quirkiest, sharpest improv musical-comedy show.
No ordinary double act, this wonderful duo rip up the rule book with a classy mix of opera, swing, show tunes and slapstick humour. Bringing formidable voices and a great deal of self-deprecating charm to a truly eclectic repertoire ranging from Verdi to Elvis, this is a gem of entertainment.
‘Conspicuously skilful performers… exhilarating.’ The Guardian Ages: 7+ Fri 20 Jan 8pm
‘Unmissable.’ Daily Express
Calton St Mary's Memorial Hall, Calton ST10 3JX 01538 308 619
‘Fabulous.’ BBC Radio 3 Ages: 10+ Fri 20 Jan 7.30pm St Leonards Mission Church, Spital S41 0HQ 01246 220 741
Sat 27 May 7.30pm Spring Bank Arts Centre, New Mills SK22 4BH 01663 308 202
PEACOCK ANGELL TRIO IN CONCERT
SPILTMILK DANCE BLAST FROM THE PAST A fast-paced, laugh out loud dance performance / gameshow celebrating seven decades of British pop culture, jam-packed with chart hits to remember, and fads and fashions to forget. Fun-fuelled entertainment; sheer, unserious delight.
‘Has you feeling nostalgic, singing along, laughing out loud… dance but not dance.’ Derby Telegraph
‘Their moves are timed to perfection and it's fun.’ The Stage Ages: 10+ Sat 21 Jan 8pm Don Amott Memorial Hall, Hilton DE65 5GH 01283 730 300 Sat 28 Jan 7.30pm Crich Glebe Field Centre DE4 5EU 01773 853 260
A superb set of wonderfully eclectic music coloured by country, blues, jazz and folk. The beautiful vocals and spirited fiddle of Ruth Angell – best-known as a member of Ashley Hutchings' Rainbow Chasers – are matched all the way by the dextrous guitar of Sid Peacock and Steve Tromans' thrilling piano. ★★★★ Financial Times Ages: 12+ Sat 21 Jan 7.30pm Beeston Methodist Church NG9 1EH 01159 431 164 Sat 11 Mar 7.30pm Abbots Bromley Village Hall WS15 3DB 07972 571 893 Sat 18 Mar 8pm Chinley Community Centre SK23 6BE 07867 723 062 Sat 25 Mar 8pm The Verney Institute, Pleasley NG19 7PL 01623 810 035
SCARY LITTLE GIRLS SORRY I HAVEN'T A MINUTE A fast moving, delightfully bonkers comedy cabaret tribute to local radio, packed with outrageously funny media mockery (and some superb slapstick). With the audience playfully invited to join the action - live sound effects, taste test vox pops and 'on-air' phone-in blather - this smart spoof is a sparkling crowd pleaser.
‘This easy going show is daft, enjoyable and fun.’ The Scotsman
MAMBO JAMBO IN CONCERT Musical sunshine from a multi-talented, multiinstrumental acoustic roots duo: an upbeat, feel-good concert mixing sounds and styles from around the world with wonderful banter and a great stage presence.
‘An extremely listenable criss-crossing of world music boundaries… nice!’ fRoots Magazine Ages: 6+ Sat 04 Feb 7.30pm Tansley Village Hall DE4 5FH
‘Scary Little Girls …stars of rural touring.’
07748 545 287
The Guardian
Sat 18 Feb 8pm
‘Powerful theatre… compelling.’ Metro Ages: 12+
Chapel-en-le-Frith Town Hall SK23 0HP 0333 666 3366 Sun 12 Mar 8pm Yoxall Parish Hall DE13 8NF 01543 472 700
Fri 27 Jan 7.30pm
Sat 18 Mar 7.30pm
Parwich Memorial Hall DE6 1QJ
Beeston Methodist Church NG9 1EH
07846 906 848
01159 431 164
KIMBER'S MEN STILL SINGING UP A STORM As seen on BBC Four's Shanties and Sea Songs with Gareth Malone.
GREENMATTHEWS A BRIEF HISTORY OF MUSIC A glorious and evocative melting pot of 600 years of Western music from the Middle Ages to the 20th century: an evening of huge entertainment peppered with wit, period finery and earthy olde worlde instrumentation. Ages: 8+ GreenMatthews formerly known as Blast From The Past.
This rousing Yorkshire malevoice shanty group performs a riot of colourful sea songs, nautical ballads and spirited broadsides with full-tilt enthusiasm and praiseworthy gutsiness. An assured, sumptuous, and suitably stirring set celebrating the spirit of the sea. Ages: 7+ Fri 10 Feb 8pm Yoxall Parish Hall DE13 8NF 01543 472 700 Fri 17 Mar 7.30pm
Sun 05 Feb 7.30pm Chilwell Arts Theatre, Chilwell School NG9 5AL
Doveridge Village Hall DE6 5JQ
07772 053 412
Sat 18 Mar 8pm
Sat 18 Feb 7.30pm
Brailsford & Ednaston Village Institute DE6 3DA
Spring Bank Arts Centre, New Mills SK22 4BH 01663 308 202
01889 567 461
01335 360 387
ALAW IN CONCERT Great music by a very special acoustic trio that celebrates the Welsh folk tradition; a joyful brew of breath-taking airs, eminently danceable Celtic jigs and delightful traditional song.
‘Named after the Welsh name for melody, this band of acoustic wizards produce one heck of a rollicking blast of foot stomping Celtic glory… an intoxicating blend of beautiful music that does wonders for the wider appreciation of traditional Welsh music.’
THE DEAD SECRETS HICKORY DICKORY MURDER Award-winning comedy adventurers gently send up the golden age of detective novels with a delightful improv murder mystery. Brimful with untrustworthy characters, implausible plot twists and unbelievable conclusions all based on suggestions from the audience - this is a fast, funny and completely unique performance every time.
‘Surrender to the madness.’ The List Ages: 10+
Acoustic Magazine Sat 11 Feb 8pm Ages: 7+
Milton Village Hall DE65 6EF 01283 703 075
Sat 11 Feb 8pm The Verney Institute, Pleasley NG19 7PL 01623 810 035
KEL ELLIOTT & HER THREE MAN ORCHESTRA TRUTH AND TALL TALES As seen at the Cheltenham Jazz Festival BBC Introducing stage, with Jamie Cullum and Jo Whiley. Uplifting, genre-leaping songs from a rousing quartet led by a sassy double-bass playing singer-songwriter with a rich and powerful voice. Quality live music by rising stars championed by Grammy award-winning jazz-pop artist Jamie Cullum. Everyone goes home happy.
‘Brilliant.’ Madeleine Peyroux (BBC Jazz Awards Best International Artist) Ages: 12+ Thu 16 Feb 7.30pm Kirk Langley Village Hall DE6 4NG 01332 824 403 Sat 25 Mar 7.30pm Bramshall Parish Hall ST14 5DE 01889 565 228 Sat 20 May 8pm Chapel-en-le-Frith Town Hall SK23 0HP 0333 666 3366
ROVING CROWS IN CONCERT Best Live Act, Spiral Earth Music Awards 2014 The next folk-rock supergroup in waiting, this Anglo-Irish band boasts uncommonly exhilarating music, filled brimful with inspired lyrics and rollicking melodies. Its powerful, high-energy live shows make this an utterly fantastic must-see act. ★★★★ Financial Times
‘Just pure musical energy. Tight rhythms, great on-stage personality, proper up-on-the-tableskicking-over-the-beerglasses fun-time music… genuinely the next big thing on the folk scene.’ BBC Music
SHIFTING SANDS THEATRE THE KING LEAR Giving a modern comedic twist to Shakespeare's popular tragedy, this acclaimed clown theatre sets the action in a pub in the here and now, with pub landlord as king. A compellingly inventive retelling mixing slapstick and pathos with warm humour, this is a marvellously fun night.
‘Wonderful.’ Time Out Ages: 10+
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The King Lear is supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.
Sat 25 Feb 7.30pm
Thu 02 Mar 7.30pm
Whitwell Community Centre S80 4QR 01909 723 490
Bakewell Town Hall DE45 1BT 01629 810 152
TAYO ALUKO & FRIENDS CALL MR. ROBESON. A LIFE, WITH SONGS This compelling and awardwinning one-man (and pianist) show pays tribute to the dramatic life and songs of the legendary black American actor, singer and civil rights activist Paul Robeson. A remarkable and moving piece of musical-theatre: high quality drama, first class singing. ★★★★
‘First-rate… an admirable introduction to a great pioneering performer.’
GRAMOPHONES THEATRE WANDERLUST An enchanting and heartfelt story about stories, presenting true tales - collected at mobile libraries and residential homes - of people's ordinary and extraordinary physical and emotional journeys through life. With a wonderful mix of emotive live folk songs, puppetry, projection and dance, genuinely touching stories and inventive silliness, this utterly delightful storytelling show inspires smiles and surreptitious tears in equal measure.
The Guardian
‘Brilliant stories… amazing.’
Ages: 12+
Derby Telegraph
Sat 04 Mar 7.30pm
Ages: 8+
Tutbury Village Hall DE13 9NA 01283 812 248 Sun 02 Apr 7.30pm Rolleston Club, Rolleston on Dove DE13 9DN 01283 813 833 Sat 13 May 7.30pm Crich Glebe Field Centre DE4 5EU 01773 853 260
Sun 05 Mar 7.30pm Belton Village Hall LE12 9TU 01530 222 897
THE BROONZIES NORTH EAST TO WILD WEST This outstanding Britfolk 'supergroup' - Roger Wilson, Ian Thompson, BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards winner Maggie Holland and Folk Awards nominees Jez Lowe and Chris Parkinson - plays rootsy folk steeped in old-time Americana. Reflective and exuberant by turns, it's a wonderful night of heartfelt music with a tangible sense of musicians having a lot of fun.
PANTA REI DANSETEATER I WISH HER WELL A rare chance to catch exceptional contemporary dance-theatre from Norway in a rural venue. Powerful, physical, thought-provoking and very beautiful performances - with an evocative Scandi-noir soundtrack - capture the stories of four women closely related to the dancers, and of the teenage diaries of a now 82 year old woman. Ages: 5+
Jez Lowe:
‘The best singer songwriter to come out of the UK for a long time.’ Richard Thompson
Produced in association with the Rural Touring Dance Initiative (making the best dance happen in small spaces), supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.
Ages: 8+ Sat 11 Mar 7.30pm Wed 08 Mar 7.30pm Hollingwood Hub S43 2JP 01246 477 569 Thu 09 Mar 7.30pm Great Longstone Village Hall DE45 1TB 01629 640 943 Sat 11 Mar 8pm Whitwell Community Centre S80 4QR 01909 723 490
Crich Glebe Field Centre DE4 5EU 01773 853 260 Sun 12 Mar 7.30pm The Peel Centre, Dronfield S18 1PX 07814 140 034
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THE REMI HARRIS PROJECT IN CONCERT As seen on the BBC Late Night Jamie Cullum Prom 2016. This sensationally gifted guitarist and his superb band perform traditional gypsy jazz and swing, infused with influences from bebop, blues, rock and world music. Seriously good.
‘An incredible guitarist... I'm absolutely blown away by his talent… amazing.’ Jamie Cullum, BBC Radio 2 Ages: 10+ Sat 11 Mar 7.30pm Breadsall Memorial Hall DE21 5LF 01332 831 577 Sat 08 Apr 7.30pm
MSFITS THEATRE WOMEN ON THE VERGE OF A T-JUNCTION Acclaimed playwright Rona Munro (Royal Shakespeare Company, National Theatre) and awardwinning actor Fiona Knowles showcase their considerable talents with this warm-hearted, often poignant, one-woman observational comedy. Centred on three very different women whose lives become as entangled as their car bumpers following a minor accident, this sharp, witty and well-constructed show is performed with abundant energy and hilarious physical comedy.
‘A performance that is firmly in the driving seat.’ Edinburgh Evening News
Taddington Village Institute SK17 9UD
Ages: 12+
01298 85 384
Fri 17 Mar 7.30pm
Sun 09 Apr 7.30pm
Chilwell Arts Theatre, Chilwell School NG9 5AL
Crich Glebe Field Centre DE4 5EU 01773 853 260
07772 053 412
TIM KLIPHUIS TRIO GOES GRAPPELLI
PUBLICK TRANSPORT WE ARE BRONTË
This award-winning Dutch jazz violinist is seen by many as the inheritor of jazz violin legend Stéphane Grappelli's crown. Here, his trio, now in their 10th year, bring their compelling interplay to Grappelli's highenergy gypsy swing and jazzed-up classical tunes.
Deadpan comic visual theatre at its most superb, and its most silly. A glorious mash-up of slapstick clowning and surreal improvisation, this is an irreverent and uniquely captivating exploration of the real and imaginary worlds of Yorkshire's famous literary siblings and of the nature of theatre itself. Intelligent, offbeat, supremely entertaining: a gothic delight from start to end.
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‘Playfully inventive and technically brilliant.’ The Scotsman
‘The music of Grappelli is alive and well in the hands of Tim Kliphuis and his musicians.’ Nigel Kennedy Ages: 10+ Supported by Live & Local Friends.
‘Straight-faced knockabout fun.’ The Stage ★★★★
‘For those open to a little foolishness and irreverence it's a hoot.’ The Scotsman Ages: 12+
Sat 18 Mar 7.30pm Calver Village Hall S32 3XR 01433 630 760
We Are Brontë is supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.
Sun 19 Mar 7.30pm West Hallam Village Hall DE7 6GR 01159 303 340
Thu 23 Mar 7.30pm Belper Rugby Club DE56 1UU 07743 957 017
THE BUDAPEST CAFE ORCHESTRA IN CONCERT
HOLY MOLY & THE CRACKERS IN CONCERT
Infectious and impassioned Eastern European gypsy folk, heart-rending ballads and fiery dances delivered by a quartet of Britain's most revered international musicians, as nattily behatted as befits any strolling gypsy band.
This wild and carnivalesque seven-piece from the Bohemian Quarter of Newcastle blurs the boundaries of folk, gypsy and rock music with its truly terrific sound. Mixing powerhouse story-songs with foot-stomping rhythms this band has more than a touch of magic to it.
★★★★ The Herald ★★★★ The Scotsman
‘The fiery vivacity and awe-inspiring musicianship leaves you with a grin on your face and rhythm in your feet.’
‘A rousing and captivating sound… a raucous twenty first century hoe-down.’ Yorkshire Times Ages: 10+
The Times Ages: 7+ Fri 24 Mar 7.30pm Draycott-in-the-Clay Village Hall DE6 5BY 01283 820 733 Sat 25 Mar 7.30pm The Burton Institute, Winster DE4 2DQ 01629 650 523
Sat 25 Mar 7.30pm Alstonefield Memorial Hall DE6 2FR 01335 310 322
BADAPPLE THEATRE EDDIE AND THE GOLD TOPS A masterclass in musicalcomedy, this joyous, nostalgic, feel-good tale follows the meteoric rise of a hard-working village milkman to stardom during the 1963 pop revolution. Chronicled with wit and invention, and with enjoyably stylish original songs and music by BBC Folk Awards nominee Jez Lowe, this charming show is sprinkled with irresistibly funny satire and delivered with a knowing wink. Ages: 10+ Tue 28 Mar 7.30pm Heanor Baptist Church DE75 7QL 01773 718 676 Fri 31 Mar 7.30pm The Village Hall at Heage DE56 2AL 01773 853 358 Sat 01 Apr 7.30pm Marchington Village Hall ST14 8LH 01283 820 583 Sun 02 Apr 7.30pm Bamford Institute S33 0BQ 01433 659 546
ARLETTY THEATRE QUILTER AND THE GHOST Warm, nostalgic musicaltheatre (with lovely, emotive folk songs and well-crafted storytelling) of a reclusive hoarder and her strange but sweet ghost, who together in their ramshackle home collect real stories of strong and inspiring women lest they be lost to history. A glorious patchwork story-quilt forms the colourful backdrop to the play, each fragment of fabric a remembered life, some truly affecting and powerful. An extraordinary, comic and compelling modern fairytale. Ages: 10+ Sat 01 Apr 7.30pm Florence Nightingale Memorial Hall, Holloway DE4 5AQ 01773 856 545
RABBIT THEATRE THE ODYSSEY
ZOE GILBY QUARTET IN CONCERT
A hugely enjoyable solo show performed by an immensely talented actor (and first class fool). David Mynne (Kneehigh Theatre) delightfully brings Homer's epic poem to life, with great skill, outstanding comic timing, brilliant selfmade sound effects and a handful of home-made props. A superb show; charming, funny, beautifully told.
This nationally-renowned, immensely talented and spirited jazz vocalist is joined by her commanding band for an adventurous blend of new music, familiar classics and contemporary covers. An evening of sheer enjoyment.
‘A terrific blend of mesmerising acting and delightfully daft drama… faultless.’ Derby Telegraph Ages: 12+ The Odyssey is supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.
Sun 02 Apr 7.30pm Tutbury Village Hall DE13 9NA 01283 812 248
‘Excellent.’ Courtney Pine, BBC Radio 2
‘Sparkling… an exuberant singer whose lively personality comes across on every song.’ Jazz UK Ages 15+ Thu 06 Apr 7.30pm St Helen's Parish Church, Stapleford NG9 8GB 01159 391 818
THE OXFORD CONCERT PARTY IN CONCERT
AMADOU DIAGNE & GROUP YAKAR IN CONCERT
Six lively, entertaining and mould-breaking musicians take 300 years of music from around the world (and from Baroque to tango) and infuse it with offbeat humour, passion and pathos. With its rich and vibrant sounds this is an unforgettable show.
A colourful, energetic and highly original musical mix of the traditional and new, Western and West African from a charismatic Senegalese singer-guitarist-drummer and some of the UK's top worldmusicians. From joyous, up-tempo numbers to soaring heart-tugging ballads, this is a startlingly good show.
‘A decidedly unstuffy bunch of superb musicians… look out for them whenever your spirits need a lift.’ The Telegraph
‘Sensational!’ fRoots Magazine ★★★★ Financial Times ★★★★ Songlines Magazine
Ages: 10+ Ages: 5+ Thu 20 Apr 7.30pm Kirk Langley Village Hall DE6 4NG 01332 824 403
Supported by Live & Local Friends.
Thu 27 Apr 8pm Belper Rugby Club DE56 1UU 07743 957 017
MARTIN HARLEY IN CONCERT
SONRISA LATIN FLAVOURS
An 'awesome' (BBC Radio 2) solo acoustic performance by a supremely talented roots blues singer-songwriter with a burgeoning global reputation. A slide guitar master and devotee to the music of yesteryear's Mississippi Delta troubadours, Harley is quite simply a great live act.
As heard on BBC Radio 6 Music Introducing with Tom Robinson.
‘Intricate playing yoked to passionate vocals… spellbinding.’ The Observer ★★★★ Classic Rock Magazine Ages: 10+ Fri 28 Apr 8pm North Wingfield Resource Centre S42 5PW 01246 856 451 Sat 29 Apr 8pm Chinley Community Centre SK23 6BE
An exhilarating Latin jazz burnup segueing easily between sultry música Latina, son Cubano, Spanish flamenco, and Brazilian bossa nova. Warm, vibrant and toe tappingly infectious, this is great dance music (you can listen to); a wall-to-wall musical delight.
‘Beautiful stuff, absolutely brilliant.’ BBC Music
‘Rich rhythms and infectious beats… superb.’ The Telegraph Ages: 8+ Fri 05 May 7.30pm Tutbury Village Hall DE13 9NA 01283 812 248
07867 723 062
Sat 06 May 7.30pm
Sun 28 May 7.30pm
Florence Nightingale Memorial Hall, Holloway DE4 5AQ
Bakewell Town Hall DE45 1BT 01629 810 152
01773 856 545
SPITZ & CO. GLORIATOR The Oscar-winning Hollywood blockbuster Gladiator re-imagined on a shoestring, with just two actors and everything made of cardboard. A beautifully bonkers and gloriously witty knockabout comedy by a wonderful French / English duo. So so funny. And clever. And silly. A triumph in cardboard.
‘A great show by a hysterical female double act… catch them now before they are selling out at the Albert Hall.’ Mel Giedroyc, Woman's Weekly Magazine
‘Immaculate comic timing… riotous slapstick and very funny sight gags… great performances… considerable charm.’ The Stage Ages: 8+ Gloriator is supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.
Sat 13 May 7.30pm Waingroves Community Centre DE5 9TF 01773 749 809
BOB FOX WARHORSE IN SONG Stunning music from the multi-award winning smash hit adaptation of Michael Morpurgo's War Horse by the West End show's 'songman'. A northern folk music legend and one of the finest exponents of storytelling through song, this twice nominated BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards Singer Of The Year couples a magnificent voice, virtuoso guitar and lovely melodeon work to gorgeous Class A songs.
‘Astonishing guitar technique coupled with one of England's finest voices.’ Ralph McTell ★★★★★ Manchester Evening News Ages:14+ Sun 14 May 7pm St John's Church, Long Eaton NG10 4NL 01159 731 495
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