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Thursday, 31st May at 8pm
The Bull at Benenden Music
Club Festival Live at the QHT
The Bull supports talented local musicians to showcase their original music. The Music Club will play host to acts such as Will Varley , Sarah Sheldrake, Logan Wilson, Cocos Lovers and Cranbrook School's own Mocassins.
Back for a second time at the QHT (this time outside on the Gym Lawn), the show from the Bull is dedicated to the memory of Mike Wilkinson, Head of Performing Arts at Cranbrook School who died in March, who was a great supporter of young talent at the Bull. Local ales and wines will be available and a barbecue supper.http://www.thebullatbenenden.co.uk
Tickets 8, (£11.50 with Barbecue), Student £5, (£8.50) with Barbecue, Family (2+2) £20, £27 with Barbecue.
When booking more than one ticket click the Group Box. Early Booking Discount code QHTBB.
(If wet the show will take place in the theatre)
Tuesday 19 June at 7:45 pm
Let Luke lead you through Blighty’s run-down shopping precincts, provincial high streets and airless television studios to introduce a cast of tone-deaf pop wannabes, terrorised single mums and baby-boomers with “afflu-AIDS.” Between each poem Luke offers a pithy crash course in the history of balladry, from broadsides to Christina Aguilera. Stunning Steadman-esque illustrations accompany each poem courtesy of Sam Ratcliffe. Luke is a regular on Radio Four’s Saturday Live. Tickets £8, Student £5. www.lukewright.co.uk
Thursday 21st , Friday 22nd June at 7:45 pm
Cranbrook School
presents Shakespeare's
Much Ado about Nothing
A sizzling outdoor production of this classic Comedy set at the end of World War II. Directed by director in Residence Cieranne Kennedy-Bell and performed on the Gym Lawn. Audience members are invited to dress in the period, and there will be stalls selling vintage items, a produce stall and a bar selling local ales and ciders and wine. Bring a picnic and make this a great family evening out on the longest day of the year.
Tickets: Adults £8, students £5, Family ticket (2+2) £ 21
Click this link if you want to know the outline of the play.
Thursday 28th June at 7:45 pm
Wicked Wit in the Weald
Headline - Raymond and Mr Timpkins Revue.
It's freakish entertainment on a twisted stick, incorporating inimitable acoustic guitar/stylophone driven rock anthems coupled with a plethora of prop-assisted material that's busier than a wasp in a fat child's lunchbox.Together since 1992, their highly original performance approach has made them regulars in Universities and comedy clubs around the country, including appearances at the Edinburgh (Where they appeared in 'The Best of the Fringe'), Glastonbury, Phoenix and Reading festivals.
"Knockabout duo - Really out there!" THE GUARDIAN
“A mad, anarchic triumph of stupidity over style. Not to be missed" THE GUARDIAN
With Michael Fabbri who has a dark and honest approach to some of life’s more touchy subjects. Fabbri manages to effortlessly slip between some harsh, controversial topics to light-hearted silliness to make for a refreshingly eclectic and brilliantly funny act.
“exceptionally funny…extremely sharp…hugely enjoyable” The Scotsman
Tickets £15 with supper, £12 without, Student with supper £11, £8 without. When booking more than one ticket click the Group Box.
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