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SUMMARY:5Rhythms® Ecstatic Dance with Jon Ralls
DESCRIPTION:You Love Dancing to Great Music … but not the late nights\, substances and selfies?! \nYou’re not alone! \nThe 5Rhythms® is the original\, the mother of modern ecstatic dance practices. A simple\, powerful moving meditation that anyone – of any age\, size\, or physical ability – can practise. Lightly guided\, there are no steps to follow\, no choreography to learn\, no way to do it wrong. The only requirement is a body that is still breathing\, a heart that is still beating\, and mind that is still curious! \nCreated by Gabrielle Roth and practiced by tens of thousands worldwide\, 5Rhythms is a philosophy\, perspective\, performance art and a dynamic movement practice rooted in the principle that if you put the psyche in motion it will heal itself. Movement is both the medicine and the metaphor\, reaching across all languages\, cultures and age groups to transform suffering into art\, art into awareness\, and awareness into action. Wherever the 5Rhythms are practiced\, a community is born to dance\, to sweat\, to change\, to support\, and to provide a safe space for each of us to shatter the ego’s hold and awaken the juicy\, unpredictable\, fascinating\, edge-walking\, rock star part of ourselves that yearns to be free. \nCreativity. Connection. Community. \n  \nJon has been dancing the 5Rhythms since 2008\, and completed the 2023/24 5Rhythms Waves Teacher Training programme. He currently holds weekly 5Rhythms Classes in Weston-super-Mare\, and covers classes in Bristol and elsewhere when other teachers are away. Jon’s profile on 5rhythms.com: https://www.5rhythms.com/teachers/Jon+Ralls \n“I am endlessly captivated by the depth\, subtlety and simplicity of our practice\, always returning — especially when our busy old heads go off on one — to the ground of our practice… feet and breath\, feet and breath…” – Jon Ralls\, Accredited 5Rhythms Teacher \n  \nDETAILS: \nTwice monthly on the first and third Sundays of the month\, 11:00am – 1:00pm \n11am start – please arrive a little early to get ready and warm up (you will otherwise have to cross the ‘dance floor’ to deposit bags\, coats\, shoes!) \nTickets: \n£12/£10 booked online (by 9:00pm the night before) – see In-Rhythm website below for details and booking link; £15 drop-in (card/cash on the door) \nFull details are on the booking link \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://frontroomwsm.com/event/5rhythms-classes-with-jon-ralls
CATEGORIES:Recurring
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SUMMARY:Sing and Smile Session
DESCRIPTION:We are singing every Friday at Front Room.\n\nCome along and join us for our Sing and Smile session – a friendly\, informal sing-a-long\, which brings local people together through music\, laughter and connection.\nThese sessions are all about enjoying music together and sharing a joyful hour in good company. We’d love to see you there!\n\nA collection will be made during the session. £5 is the recommended donation and all profits go towards funding dementia-friendly activities in our local community.\n\nEvent Details:\n\nEvery Friday\nDoors Open at 1:45PM\nFrom 2:30PM to 3:30PM
URL:https://frontroomwsm.com/event/sing-and-smile-session
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SUMMARY:Not Now Bernard
DESCRIPTION:‘There’s a monster in the garden and it’s going to eat me.’ \nBernard’s got a problem. There’s a monster in the garden… but his mum and dad are too busy to notice. So Bernard does what any sensible child would do — he tries to befriend it. That doesn’t quite go to plan. \nA wildly funny\, physical theatre adaptation of David McKee’s much-loved picture book\, bursting with chaos\, live music made from instruments and household objects\, and an ENORMOUS purple monster.\nThis is a story about being heard\, getting noticed\, and what happens when grown-ups are just too busy — told with comedy\, imagination\, and plenty of mischief. \nCreated by Roustabout Theatre\, based on the book by David McKee. \nWith integrated Makaton\, this accessible production is suitable for everyone aged 3+. \nSupported by Arts Council England\, The Egg\, and Front Room Theatre. \nNot Now Bernard © David McKee 1980\, published by Andersen Press Ltd
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SUMMARY:Not Now Bernard
DESCRIPTION:‘There’s a monster in the garden and it’s going to eat me.’ \nBernard’s got a problem. There’s a monster in the garden… but his mum and dad are too busy to notice. So Bernard does what any sensible child would do — he tries to befriend it. That doesn’t quite go to plan. \nA wildly funny\, physical theatre adaptation of David McKee’s much-loved picture book\, bursting with chaos\, live music made from instruments and household objects\, and an ENORMOUS purple monster.\nThis is a story about being heard\, getting noticed\, and what happens when grown-ups are just too busy — told with comedy\, imagination\, and plenty of mischief. \nCreated by Roustabout Theatre\, based on the book by David McKee. \nWith integrated Makaton\, this accessible production is suitable for everyone aged 3+. \nSupported by Arts Council England\, The Egg\, and Front Room Theatre. \nNot Now Bernard © David McKee 1980\, published by Andersen Press Ltd
URL:https://frontroomwsm.com/event/not-now-bernard-2
CATEGORIES:Family
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SUMMARY:Songdog
DESCRIPTION:After last year’s spellbinding performance\, Front Room are thrilled to welcome back Songdog. Don’t miss out this time around! \nSongdog are a trio centred around Welsh songwriter Lyndon Morgans. He is joined by longstanding fellow Songdog regular Karl ‘Pod’ Woodward\, who provides keyboard and the distinctive Mellotron sound that peppers the latest album\, plus new violinist Bethan Frieze. \n‘Mirabilia Mundi’ was released in 2025 on Junkyard Songs and is the current album from Songdog. Over the course of the record’s ten songs Lyndon continues his exploration of favourite themes: time passing and the struggle to make sense of a disappearing world; a foreboding of things ending and a looking back at long-lost glory days. There are nods to the earliest Songdog albums woven throughout for those who know them. There’s a new producer\, too\, Al Steele (also known as guitarist with The Korgis). \nPrevious albums include 2022’s ‘Of Gods And Men’ (which came out under Lyndon’s own name)\, ’A Happy Ending\, ‘Joy Street’\, ‘Last Orders at Harry’s Bar’\, ‘A Life Eroding’\, ‘A Wretched Sinner’s Song’\, ‘The Time Of Summer Lightning’\, ‘Haiku’ and ‘The Way Of The World’ and were released to\ngreat reviews from the likes of Uncut\, Mojo\, The Mirror\, Maverick\, RnR and Americana UK amongst others. Lyndon’s tracks have featured on BBC Radio 2 and BBC 6Music plus other regional and international shows\, he recorded a session for Tom Robinson’s show and his music has been\npraised by Bruce Springsteen and Robert Wyatt. \n“Ten songs\, ten peerless evocations of place\, people and time passing\, where every word is exactly right and every line conjures up an unforgettable image or memory.. This will be the album of the year.” 5* RnR (Jeremy Searle)\n“A gifted\, fearless songwriter …sculpting heart’s-done-time melancholy\, reverie\, black comedy and poetry into extraordinary shapes.” 4* Mojo (James McNair)\n“These are elegies for art and bad behaviour that felt immortally good\, an old idea of bohemia defiantly hanging on.” 8/10 Uncut (Nick Hasted\n“There lingers a feeling that Mr Morgans is a little bit star crossed. It is a wonderful world and Morgans has travelled through it possessing a big talent.” Americana UK (Andy Davidson)\n“Mortality\, loss and failed dreams loom large\, through Morgans’s deeply poetic words and the simple but intoxicating melodies.” Fatea (Mike Davies)\n“Broken-hearted canvases filled with elusive\, poetic narratives.” Arts Desk (Thomas Green) \nwww.songdog.co.uk\nhttps://youtu.be/0AkjJUlFVpM\nhttps://open.spotify.com/album/31zD8aMW1uHLBVlVE0A1VJ\n\n\nEvent Details\nDoors Open at 7:00PM\nFrom 7:30PM to 9:30PM
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