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SUMMARY:The Light House
DESCRIPTION:“Man overboard\, man overboard! Call control. Blow the whistle.” \nLove is a complicated business. It gets even more complicated when the person you love doesn’t want to be alive. Tender\, funny and defiantly hopeful\, The Light House is a real-life story of falling in love and staying in love\, even when the lights go out and you’re lost in the dark. It’s a love letter to life. \nJoin the emergency response as we dance in the kitchen\, sing in the streets and try to turn the lights back on. It gets lonely\, muddling through these days and nights. So why don’t we do it together? \n★★★★★ _“an absolute joy” (The Arts Dispatch)\n★★★★★ _“A truly remarkable play that leaves you dizzy\, a little breathless and smiling your happy smile all the way home” (I ThankYou Theatre)\n★★★★★ _“magnificently acted” (A Youngish Perspective)\n★★★★★ _“crafted from top to bottom with artistry” (Theatre Weekly) \nWith puppetry\, clowning and gently embedded audience participation\, The Light House is the highly acclaimed debut play of theatre artist Alys Williams\, supported by an exciting\, female- led creative team. Following a celebrated national tour and London run at Park Theatre in 2023-4\, The Light House returns to stages across the UK in 2026 “to bring hope to nation that is crying out for it” (★★★★★Theatre & Tonic). \nThis production includes sensitive subject matter\, with reference to suicide & hospitalisation. \n\n\nEvent Details\nDoors Open at 7:00PM\nFrom 7:30PM to 8:50PM
URL:https://frontroomwsm.com/event/the-light-house
CATEGORIES:Theatre
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SUMMARY:Luke Wright: Later Life Letter
DESCRIPTION:Luke Wright: Later Life Letter \nLater Life Letter tells the story of Luke Wright’s adoption – the life he leads\, and the one he might have done. What’s it like to stumble across your birth mother on Facebook? How do you honour the parents who have raised you while satisfying a curiosity about where you came from? Is it telling that you married a social worker?\nWright navigates his audience through a warm and honest hour of poems and stand-up with the wit\, pathos\, and silliness that has made him one of the most popular live poets in England.\nThis is a frank account of what it means to be someone’s child told by a performer who really knows what he’s doing. Expect raucous laughter\, tear-stained cheeks\, and a little smattering of drum n bass.\n“Made me laugh\, cry\, think and shudder.” – Peter Doherty\n“His poems shoot arrows through the heart.” – ★★★★★ List\n“A sharpness and wisdom that lifts the soul and soothes the battered heart.” – ★★★★ Scotsman\n“A streetwise panache and a sardonic comic verve to rival Stewart Lee.” – ★★★★★ Telegraph\n“Luke wright and this time it’s personal. A highly original idea\, expertly carried out.” John Cooper Clarke \n​Trailer​​​ \n\n\n\nEvent Details\nDoors Open at 7:00PM\nStarts at 7:30PM
URL:https://frontroomwsm.com/event/luke-wright-later-life-letter
CATEGORIES:Theatre
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SUMMARY:Still Ticking
DESCRIPTION:One minute you pop into hospital for a routine procedure and the next minute somebody slips and accidentally pierces your heart. Next\, they try to fix your heart and accidentally pierce your lung. What a week! \nWhen the angel of death is just around the corner waiting by the water cooler in a stylish pair of Raybans\, there’s only one thing for it: Get up\, get away and tell that story! Well\, as soon as you’ve learned how to walk again… \nWith the aid of a colourful cast of characters\, including an ageing vampire with false fangs\, Nigel Osner “the snake-hipped love child of Noel Coward and Eileen Atkins” (North West End) tells this autobiographical tale of what it feels like to shake hands with death before sending it packing. He’s got botox\, a microphone and a new lease of life\, so watch out! \nWith 25 years of writing and performing under his bejewelled belt – you’re in safe hands. Still Ticking is packed with laughs\, pathos and original\nsongs. Nigel is the one who got away and he lives to spin a bloody good yarn. \n“Quixotic\, surprising\, and packed with personality\, it is a paean to growing old disgracefully by a better maintained version of Keith Richards from the Rolling Stones.” (Review Hub) \n\n\n\nEvent Details\nDoors Open at 7:00PM\nFrom 7:30PM to 9:00PM
URL:https://frontroomwsm.com/event/still-ticking
CATEGORIES:Theatre
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20261001T202500
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SUMMARY:Pieces of My Life
DESCRIPTION:An autobiographical story of love\, loss and resilience. \nFaced with the task of clearing his mum’s council flat days after her death\, Kirris sets up a podcast studio in his childhood home\, recording the story of his life before he has to leave for good. \nWeaving memories\, music and fragments from his journal\, he brings to life the experiences that have shaped him\, confronting identity\, grief and the lifelong struggle with systemic racism. \nAt the heart of the show is his fiercely optimistic mum\, whose love\, humour and creativity continue to guide him. \nWith original music\, raw vulnerability and powerful storytelling\, Pieces of My Life is a deeply human exploration of defiance\, family and home. \nWritten and performed by TV and theatre actor Kirris Riviere (Hollyoaks\, The Sandman) and produced by award-winning theatre company Ad Infinitum (Last Rites\, Beautiful Evil Things). \nCONTENT WARNINGS\nContains themes of racism against black people\, racial abuse\, and mental health challenges. Contains strong language including one very strong racial slur. \n\n\n\nEvent Details\nDoors Open at 7:00PM\nFrom 7:30PM to 8:25PM
URL:https://frontroomwsm.com/event/pieces-of-my-life
CATEGORIES:Theatre
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20261002T193000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20261002T210000
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SUMMARY:The Awkward Guide to Friendship
DESCRIPTION:Who puts the wind in your sails?\nDo you have a friendship that’s on the rocks?\nDoes small talk land you in deep water?\nAre you still looking for your “lifelong crew”?\n\nThen climb aboard… \nHouse of Figs share their powerful one-act piece navigating the choppy waters of friendship\, from platonic meet-cutes to courageous conversations… and beyond. Join poet Beth Calverley and musician Beth Roberts on a voyage through deep friendship feelings\, safely afloat in an otherworldly choir of spoken and sung voices. \n‘The Awkward Guide to Friendship’ traces the tale of Beth & Beth’s friendship\, interspersing the duo’s own experiences of loneliness and connection with voice notes of other people talking about friendship\, original songs and immersive soundscapes. Along the way\, they invite their\nnew friends (you!) to help inspire some live improvisations and join in with collective singing – though quiet listening is equally welcomed. \n“Best sound experience of the festival” – HowTheLightGetsIn audience member\n“The definition of wholesome fun” – Shambala audience member\n“Hypnotic… radiates tenderness and awe” – Sabotage Reviews \n\n\nEvent Details\nDoors Open at 7:00PM\nFrom 7:30PM to 9:00PM
URL:https://frontroomwsm.com/event/the-awkward-guide-to-friendship
CATEGORIES:Theatre
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SUMMARY:Lilith: The Other Side of the Story - Storytelling with Katy Cawkwell
DESCRIPTION:Before Eve\, there was Lilith… \nAn uplifting one-woman storytelling show. An exploration and celebration of female power through the mythological character of Lilith. Shocking\, seductive and entertaining. \nLilith\, the first wife of Adam\, was not prepared to lie down and accept what was given to her. Thrown out of Eden\, she slithered back in to take her revenge and wake Eve up to what her body could do. Viewed as a demon\, worshipped as a goddess\, adored as the Queen of Sheba\, Lilith slips out of the Bible\, reclaims the narrative and is dancing with us still\, forever free. \nKaty Cawkwell\, a performance storyteller at the top of her game\, mixes myth from Arabia\, Ethiopia\, Mesopotamia and Jewish tradition\, with a dash of feminist flavouring and a large dollop of her own wild dreaming.\n“Compelling and gripping” Everything Theatre\nAudience feedback: “Totally captivating.”   “I was spellbound.”   “Brave\, fun and brilliantly told.”   “Staggeringly good.” “Great interweaving of stories from different cultures and perspectives.” “Wow! What a rich\, wonderful evening of entertainment.” \nAge guidance: 16+ \n\n\nEvent Details\nDoors Open at 7:00PM\nFrom 7:30PM to 9:00PM
URL:https://frontroomwsm.com/event/lilith-the-other-side-of-the-story-storytelling-with-katy-cawkwell
CATEGORIES:Theatre
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20261023T210000
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SUMMARY:TURN YOUR F***ING PHONES OFF
DESCRIPTION:Join multi-award-winning theatremaker Hannah Maxwell\, fresh from the Edinburgh fringe with her new show\, TURN YOUR F***ING PHONES OFF. A dark\, absurd and fiercely hopeful exploration of human connection in the Information Age. \n\nTURN YOUR FUCKING PHONES OFF tells the story of how we got here – you\, Maxwell and everyone else. It playfully expounds on the rise of Big Tech\, attention-hacking innovations and surveillance capitalism. It recounts Maxwell’s personal struggles with phone addiction\, her bid for a life in analogue\, and her bizarre chapter countering Kremlin-backed disinformation (cue Bond theme). And it sits you down on a train. The one you take all the time. \nPerformed in traverse with an immersive technical design by Benji Huntrods\, TURN YOUR FUCKING PHONES OFF has been dramaturgically supported by a stellar cadre of theatre-makers\, including Ursula Martinez\, Rachel Mars\, Annie Siddons and Nick Cassenbaum.This production has been commissioned by Waterside Arts\, Sale and developed through generous funding from Arts Council England. The project has been supported by The Vaults\, Queen Mary University of London and The Front Room\, Weston-super-mare. \nDon’t miss this thrilling and vital new work from one of the UK’s most exciting writer-performers\, as voted for by audiences at last year’s BABYFLEAREINDEERBAG (“delightfully meta” ★★★★  The Guardian). \n\n\nEvent Details\nDoors Open at 7:00PM\nFrom 7:30PM to 9:00PM
URL:https://frontroomwsm.com/event/turn-your-fing-phones-off
CATEGORIES:Theatre
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SUMMARY:A Cabaret at the End of the World - A Show for Cockroaches
DESCRIPTION:The apocalypse has come and gone. Two actors\, have holed up in an old theatre. The old luvvie Ashcroft staging his one-man Macbeth and his put upon stage-hand Lilli\, who’s dreams of being on the stage \n\nHowever\, the only bums on seats belong to the cockroaches\, the one other surviving dedicated followers of art. \n\nThe lights have gone down\, the curtain is rising\, and…what’s that\, a knock on the stage door? Who is out there? Friend or critic? \n\nCan Ashcroft and Lilli put on a production to impress their visitor? Will the cockroaches like it? What will they write in The Daily Roach? And will there be enough ice cream for the interval? \n\n“Laced with laugh-out loud theatrical references\, this is high octane\, pitch perfect comedic gold from an outrageously talented trio” – TheatreFest Review \n\nShouldaWouldaCoulda theatre company\, based in Weston-super-Mare\, is made up of actors/writers/stand-ups: Jaleelah Galbraith\, Joe Brooks & Sophie Shepherd. \n\n\nEvent Details\nDoors Open at 7:00PM\nFrom 7:30PM to 9:30PM
URL:https://frontroomwsm.com/event/a-cabaret-at-the-end-of-the-world-a-show-for-cockroaches
CATEGORIES:Comedy,Theatre
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20261027T193000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20261027T213000
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SUMMARY:Weston Super-Mare Ghost Stories
DESCRIPTION:Back for Halloween after its sold out performance in January\, don’t miss\, Ghost Stories of Weston-super-Mare\, for a local seasonal scare!. As told by local Actor\, Theatre-Maker and folklore enthusiast Joe Brooks. \nJoe frequently leads Ghost Walks around the town\, telling these stories. This is an accessible night for those who would rather hear those stories in the warmth with a drink in their hand. As night falls on Weston-super-Mare\, step into a world of ghosts\, folklore\, and forgotten tales. Hear of the town’s haunted streets\, where history and legend blur in the dark. \nFrom eerie legends to real-life horrors\, this is Weston as you’ve never heard it before — mysterious\, macabre\, and utterly unforgettable. \n\n\nEvent Details\nDoors Open at 7:00PM\nFrom 7:30PM to 9:30PM
URL:https://frontroomwsm.com/event/weston-super-mare-ghost-stories
CATEGORIES:Community,Theatre
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20261029T193000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20261029T203000
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SUMMARY:Rosalie
DESCRIPTION:Pleasure Dome Theatre\, known for their spectacular open air theatre at Exmoor’s Valley of Rocks\, present\, ROSALIE – A one-woman play inspired by Rosalie Chichester 1865-1949: Scientist\, Photographer\, Explorer\, Collector\, and unapologetic eccentric\, exploring the pressures of female identity and familial responsibility in Victorian England. \nDirected by the award-winning Scott Le Crass this offering by Pleasure Dome Theatre sheds light on one of the South West’s most fascinating individuals. \n“This was a virtuoso reimagining of a truly remarkable woman\, which resonated with its local audience in a special way and rang a few contemporary bells. The National Trust’s partnership with the Pleasure Dome Theatre in this and other productions is an imaginative outreach beneficial to all.”\n“…we witnessed the ebb and flow\, the joys\, private griefs and public angers of a remarkable Victorian/Edwardian Conservative but free-thinking woman as presented with variety and flawless fluency by one actor\, a few props\, a choice selection of recorded sounds and a finely-judged piano…”\n***** West Somerset Free Press \n\n\nEvent Details\nDoors Open at 7:00PM\nFrom 7:30PM to 8:30PM
URL:https://frontroomwsm.com/event/rosalie
CATEGORIES:Theatre
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20261119T193000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20261119T213000
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SUMMARY:Hags\, Harpies & Harridans
DESCRIPTION:‘You were wild once\, don’t let them tame you.’ – Isadora Duncan (1877-1927) \nA darkly comedic brew of songs\, chants\, spoken word\, poetry\, spells and twisted fairytales with a dash of punk\, recasting the Older Woman as an unbridled force of nature. The oven gloves are off! \nBohemian punk\, mystical feminist and grandmother\, Rina Vergano\, conjures up the fiery spirit of the Older Woman in all her aspects: soothsayer\, witchetty crone\, freedom fighter and nature goddess. A darkly edgy and comical mash-up of poems\, songs\, chants\, rants and deconstructed fairytales\, performed solo and underscored on harmonium. Come and fall under her spell… \nSpoken word artist\, doggerelist and fellow-boomer Jon Dovey will be opening for Rina with a short set of wryly amusing poems about intimacy\, activism and growing older. \n‘A powerful stage presence with laugh-out-loud charm and humour. The music gives it an epic feel and her timing is hilarious.’ ***** (Exeunt) \n‘This seasoned performer stirs up a dark cauldron of stories\, poems\, songs and spoken word. Dip in… if you dare.’ ***** (Bristol 24/7) \n“Calm down\, dear!” (The Patriarchy)\n“Well made and good value for money.” (Witch? Best Buy) \nWith thanks for development support to BOV Artist Forum Scratch Night\, Exeter Northcott Theatre’s RECLAIM Women’s Festival\, Ed Rapley\, storyteller Jane Flood and the south London suburbs. \nSuitable for mixed audiences 18+ / wildly suitable for 55+
URL:https://frontroomwsm.com/event/hags-harpies-harridans
CATEGORIES:Comedy,Theatre
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20261206T193000
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SUMMARY:Winter Calling - Stories and songs at the turning of the year
DESCRIPTION:Winter calls to you. A call to connect and share in stories and songs from the coldest months. \nThere’s something universally human about listening to warm words on cold nights\, something that runs marrow-deep. \nStoryteller Hannah Moore and Folk musician Danny Pedler share an evening of winter stories and songs to warm the bones and stir the heart. \nThis is a show that celebrates the light\, warmth and dreaming imagination that brings us together in the dark season and guides us through to spring. \nDrawing on a deep knowledge and love of tradition\, history and oral heritage\, this collaboration between Hannah and Danny twinkles with the spells of imagination. Expect an evening of characters\, traditions\, mysteries and magic\, woven through with rich melody and song. \n\n\n\nEvent Details\nDoors Open at 5:30PM\nFrom 6:00PM to 7:30PM
URL:https://frontroomwsm.com/event/winter-calling-stories-and-songs-at-the-turning-of-the-year
CATEGORIES:Community,Music,Theatre
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20270115T210000
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SUMMARY:Morris Dancing Apocalypse
DESCRIPTION:It’s a Zombie apocalypse… but instead it’s Morris dancers\, and it’s funny. \nJoin Joe Brooks for a completely true story that hasn’t happened yet. Joe has noticed people are taking a general interest in Morris Dancing. \nMorris Dancing sides (for that is what you call a group of them) are popping up everywhere. The clothes become the fashion\, bells jingle around the place\, and sticks are held in the street. It’s very interesting and odd. Each to their own\, but Joe doesn’t want to Morris; all he wants to do is Tango. \nBut ONLY Morris is allowed. MAY DAY MAY DAY! \nHow will Joe survive this Morris Dancing Apocalypse? Can a Maypole be used as a weapon? Will he ever dance the Tango? Can he even dance? \nJoe Brooks is Actor/Theatre-Maker/Stand-up from Weston-super-Mare. He is known for his comic work with theatre companies Bonnet Dog\, ShouldaWouldaCoulda\, Atomic Rhubarb and Me Monster. Also running a Ghost Walk in his home town. \n\n\nEvent Details\nDoors Open at 7:00PM\nFrom 7:30PM to 9:00PM
URL:https://frontroomwsm.com/event/morris-dancing-apocalypse
CATEGORIES:Comedy,Theatre
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20270212T193000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20270212T213000
DTSTAMP:20260812T025929
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SUMMARY:Wearing the Trousers: The True Story of Vesta Tilley
DESCRIPTION:Wearing The Trousers: the true story of Vesta Tilley’ plots the life of one of the most successful cross-dressing music hall stars that most of the world has never heard of. \nUsing original music and songs from Vesta Tilley’s playbook and some reworked pieces\, the story leads us from her dotage in Monaco back to her theatre debut aged five\, to the extraordinary People’s Tribute book\, presented to her by Ellen Terry and signed by admirers Charlie Chaplin\, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle\, Harry Houdini and two million members of the public\, to celebrate her career and retirement from the stage. \nSeizing The Day is a Bristol theatre company that gives a voice and opportunities to mature professional performers. \nWritten by Dyanne White\nDirected by Craig Edwards \n\n\nEvent Details\nDoors Open at 7:00PM\nFrom 7:30PM to 9:30PM
URL:https://frontroomwsm.com/event/wearing-the-trousers-the-true-story-of-vesta-tilley
CATEGORIES:Music,Theatre
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20270219T193000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20270219T210000
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SUMMARY:They Fell to Earth (A Flight Log)
DESCRIPTION:The Greeks understood a timeless truth: a powerful person’s belief in their superiority often marks the beginning of their downfall. \nThey Fell to Earth {A Flight Log} immerses the audience in an experience that shatters the ordinary\, with visceral movement\, surreal poetic imagery\, slapstick humour\, and live vocal looping. This transformative journey takes you from a mundane world of discarded rubbish to an\nillusory realm of flight. \nStunned in the aftermath of their fall\, this Icarus duo yearns for redemption as they reconstruct their ‘falling story’. The stage\, designed with a DIY aesthetic\, transforms into a garage—latent with possibilities. Through discarded items such as a plank\, hook lamps\, a rope… they reclaim the memories embedded in their bodies. \nWho witnessed their fall—the sky\, the sea\, the sun? They tap into fragmented memories\, emotions\, and sensations\, unknowingly summoning spectres to negotiate a deal. Will they soar once more\, or will they crash down again? Can they resist the heady intoxication of hubris? \nDust Ensemble\, based in Cleeve\, North Somerset\, creates physical theatre that taps into the spectres of our contemporary world. \n\n\nEvent Details\nDoors Open at 7:00PM\nFrom 7:30PM to 9:00PM
URL:https://frontroomwsm.com/event/they-fell-to-earth-a-flight-log
CATEGORIES:Theatre
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20270424T193000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20270424T210000
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SUMMARY:Seven Years A Wolf
DESCRIPTION:A Medieval tale of wolves\, wonder and witchcraft… \nA knight betrayed\, can Sir Marrok ever find a way to serve his people again? Celebrating the resilience of the human spirit in hard times\, this traditional storytelling follows the exhilarating journey of a cursed knight from despair to redemption\, exploring the true meaning of a life well lived. Ser Marrok shows us how life can be not just endured\, but enjoyed\, even in the most difficult of circumstances. Expect laughter\, tears\, ferocious battles and poignant moments. Brimming with beautiful imagery\, survival against the odds\, and the triumph of good over evil\, in this sensory delight! \nSeven Years a Wolf is an original spoken word show created by professional storyteller Maria Credali. Based on the original 12th Century lais of Marie de France\, it has delighted audiences at venues such as Toronto International Storytelling Festival\, Wolverhampton Literature Festival\, and a gloriously candlelit Tamworth Castle. Delicious language\, tantalizing imagery and a rip roaringly good tale.  Audiences are held enthralled. \n“Enchanting storytelling – we were all spellbound!” Gloucester Storytelling Cafe\n“Glorious – an irresistible combination that drew the packed house into a vivid world of story” Alastair Daniel. Surrey Storytelling Club. \n\n\nEvent Details\nDoors Open at 7:00PM\nFrom 7:30PM to 9:00PM
URL:https://frontroomwsm.com/event/seven-years-a-wolf
CATEGORIES:Theatre
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