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Plunge Boom present
The Allotment
You’ll meet two gardeners with their beautiful bouncing babies, and they DEFINITELY need a hand or two to help them to take care of their little family.
Feed them soil bottles, change their muddy nappies, and you never know, you might even meet Jessica, the Sweet-Potato beauty queen or Babs the down hill-racing Watermelon.
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Monday 18 February – St. Michael’s Church Hall
Tuesday 19 February – North Bransholme Community Centre
Wednesday 20 February – Sirius Academy West
Single Story Theatre Present
Delicate Flowers
“I think all this talk about girls not boxing is old fashioned, girls aren’t the delicate flowers they used to be.” Barbara Buttrick.
Everybody needs a hero, right?
Karen’s a young boxer desperate to use her skills to combat her struggles in balancing home life with her ambitions. Inspired by the story of iconic Hessle boxer and wrestler Barbara Buttrick, she’s got a voice on the male-dominated world of sports, and she wants you to hear it.
This mesmerising one-woman play tells the story of a world champion whose tenacity and skill took her to the top of her profession, and one who’s aiming to get there.
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Monday 18 February – Derringham Bank Methodist Church
New Perspectives present
The Giant Jam Sandwich
One hot summer’s day, four million wasps invade the quiet village of Itching Down. They’re noisy, nasty and worst of all, they don’t mind who they sting! That is until the baker has an INGENIOUS idea…
Join the villagers in their giant sandwich-making plan to defeat the pesky invaders in this stage version of the much-loved picture book.
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Tuesday 19 & Wednesday 20 February – Wilberforce Sixth Form College
Silent Uproar present
A Super Happy Story (About Feeling Super Sad)
A hilarious cabaret musical about depression, that explains, sings, and throws glitter about how it’s OK not to be OK.
Sally’s a happy person. She doesn’t let little things get her down and almost never cries. But she’s got an illness. It makes her feel like she isn’t the person she wants to be, but she doesn’t want anyone to know about it.
Joyful, buoyant, gleeful, slightly silly, sugar coated, unrelenting and completely super happy! Except for the bits about depression.
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Thursday 21 February – Thornton Village Hall
Saturday 23 February – Wilberforce Sixth Form College*
*This is a BSL (British Sign Language Interpreted) performance
Back to Ours in association with Under the Influence present
Dodgy
We’re chuffed to announce another belting gig, welcoming Britpop power pop rock trio Dodgy to North Point.
Playing their classic album HOMEGROWN in full, plus other hits to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the release of the breakthrough, gold-selling second album, you’ll be treated to favourites like Staying Out for the Summer, In a Room, Good Enough and much, much more.
Join us for an evening of anthemic tunes, top-of-your-voice singing and a special guest or two.
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Back to Ours present
Secret Gig{s}
Two Secret Gigs and two nights of amazing entertainment lie in wait – but which one are you going to see?
For the first time ever, our Secret Gigs at William Gemmell and Willows Clubs will be on the same night. All you need to do is choose which one you’re going to be at, get the drinks ordered, and prepare to be entertained; East or West, which will it be?
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