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November 2008

Krys and Jass Godly: An Evening of Mediumship Thursday 6th November 2008 7.30pm Tickets: £13 (Concessions: £10) This evenings entertainment sets out to enthral you with evidence and messages from friends and loved ones who have passed over to the higher side of life. Our aim is to bring you an uplifting and entertaining experience which brings the joy and humour of the spirit world into our everyday lives. Krys & Jass Godly are experienced local psychic mediums who live in Cornwall and work throughout the South West, including Exeter.   Music Night Special In the Auditorium Friday 7th November 8pm Tickets: £5 An opportunity for singers with instrumental or harmony accompaniment to display and improve their talents and abilities before an audience in 289-seater auditorium. For further information call Jerry on 07843 419178 or 01626 772270   Blackheart Saturday 15th November  (postponed from 23rd August 2008) 8.00pm Tickets: £9 (Concessions: £6.50) Clifford Room “Blackheart are taking the acoustic scene by storm” BBC Radio “Beautiful music” Maverick Magazine The fast-rising British boy/girl duo Blackheart are well known on the folk scene, having performed with luminaries such as Martin Carthy, Julie Felix, The Strawbs and US legends Steve Forbert, Nanci Griffith and George Jones. A unique crossbreed of folk, country and rock, their songwriting defies category to create a unique style of beautifully crafted, instantly memorable songs which are earning them huge airplay in both the UK and the US. Powerful melodies driven by smartly crafted lyrics that talk of love, marriage, life, death, suicide and damn near everything in between - Blackheart are all this plus sublime voices, jaw-dropping guitar wizardry and two wicked senses of humour. www.blackheartmusic.co.uk   The Leonard School of Dramatic Art presents The Jungle Book Based on the book by Rudyard Kipling Adapted by Antonia Boal Music by Ella Sheen Wednesday 12th - Saturday 15th November  7.30pm Matinee: Sat 15th  2.30pm Tickets: £8.50 (Concessions £6.00) Rudyard Kipling’s classic tale of a boy’s quest for identity are brought vividly to the stage in this exciting adventure of Mowgli the Man-cub, his friends Baloo and Bagheera and his arch enemy Shere Khan, the fearsome tiger. Following their acclaimed production of ‘The Ragged Child’ this talented young company now  present this well loved story, full of colour thrills and humour, with music inspired by traditional Indian culture in an adaptation which will delight all ages.   Rolling Back the Years Friday 21st November 2.30pm and 7.30pm Tickets: £11 ( Concessions £10 ) Tracing six decades of music with an emphasis on true nostalgia, 'ROLLING BACK THE YEARS' will have a feast of sing-a-long favourites from Flanagan and Allen, Judy Garland, Glen Miller, Andy Williams, Buddy Holly, Cliff Richard, Abba and many more. Also including tributes to some great movies and musicals, Grease and Lord of the Dance, are to name just two.  The beautiful costumes will change with each decade of memories.  The music will take you through a feast of some of the greatest songs ever written, and with such variety. From Music Hall, 40’s, 50’s, 60’s, 70’s, with a touch of swing and country too. From the largest nostalgia show producers in the UK, this is an afternoon or evening of song, dance, and comedy for everyone. A fully choreographed show performed by four world-class singers, and the amazing 'MEMORY LANE' dancers.  ROLLING BACK THE YEARS is the perfect show for those who think, “They don’t make songs like they used to”.   Dave Wood plus Guests folk, blues and beyond Friday November 21st 8pm Tickets: £6 ( Concessions £4) Dave Wood is widely regarded for his ability to re-interpret traditional songs and tunes as well as classics from The Beatles and Motown era. His versatile use of open tuned guitar and subtle bottleneck provide a backdrop for his rich, emotive voice. Whether on solo acoustic or electric guitar, or in combination with percussion and bass on original songs Dave's highly individual guitar style shines. This promises to be a special evening to entertain and delight music lovers.   A benefit in aid of prostate cancer charity the Chestnut Appeal and Exeter Woodcraft Folk.   Devon Baroque 'Restoration to Ranelagh'   English music from 1680 – 1780 Saturday 22nd November 7.30pm Tickets: £18 per concert (£5 children and full-time students) 0r £45 for the 3 Subscription Concerts Devon Baroque, under the inspired guidance of Margaret Faultless, has established an enviable reputation not only for performances revealing the subtleties and spirit of period instruments played with deep understanding, but also for splendidly imaginative programming: Blow suite from Venus & Adonis Purcell Song   Ah! How Sweet Locke Song – to be confirmed Locke Suite from The Tempest Abel  aria   Frena la belle lagrime, gamba solo Emilia Benjamin JC Bach sinfonia in D minor JC Bach  aria  non so d’onde viene Avison concerto grosso no. 9   Arne songs from As you Like it and The Tempest including Where the bee sucks there lurk I Boyce symphony no. 4 Soloist:  Lorna Anderson  (Soprano) Devon Baroque’s Subscription Series at the Barnfield Theatre Last years inaugural series was great success with full houses (make sure to book early especially to book for all three concerts) The Other Concerts in the Series:2 2nd February - The Sun King 30th May – Anniversaries (Purcell, Handel and Haydn)                                               Next Month >

November 2008

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