Meet Evan: an anxious high school kid who wants nothing more than to fit in. The thing is, on his way to fitting in, he didn’t tell the whole truth. And now must give up on a life he never dreamt he’d have. As events spiral and the truth comes out, Evan faces a reckoning with himself and everyone around him.
Northampton Museum & Art Gallery, Northampton, NN1 1DP Sat 18th January 2025 The Enlightenment Join some of Fiori's favourite players to celebrate New Year 2025. To honour Albert Schweitzer - musician, philosopher & humanitarian (who was born 150 years ago in January 1875) - Fiori perform a New Year concert of Enlightenment music, fittingly set in Northampton’s Museum & Art Gallery & featuring Heidi Fardell flute & Kerstin Linder-Dewan in amiable flute quartets by some of the Enlightenment’s lesser known pioneering musical spirits. This concert takes place in the fine centrally located setting of Northampton's recently refurbished Museum & Art Gallery. JC Bach Flute quartet III in C JP Salomon Duo for violin and cello in G Fiorillo Flute quartet no.6 in E minor CPE Bach Flute divertimento in G (642) F Benda Violin sonata in C minor T Giordani Flute quartet in D op2 no5 Fiori Musicali Chamber Ensemble on authentic instruments Heidi Fardell flute Kerstin Linder-Dewan violin Poppy Walshaw cello & the Fiori Chamber Ensemble Penelope Rapson harpsichord/director Tickets: Main area - £30 Restricted view - £20 concessions, for children, students and blue badge This concert is supported by the Continuo...
Meet Evan: an anxious high school kid who wants nothing more than to fit in. The thing is, on his way to fitting in, he didn’t tell the whole truth. And now must give up on a life he never dreamt he’d have. As events spiral and the truth comes out, Evan faces a reckoning with himself and everyone around him.
White Cobra return to Royal & Derngate with a 90 minute roller coaster comedy, full of colourful characters, and ideal for all ages looking for a fun evening. The play is adapted by Clive Francis from Graham Greene’s iconic satirical novel, which was made into a classic British film starring Alec Guinness and Noel Coward.