A Country's Tale

Wed 4 NovDoors 19:00

An Evening of Harold Pinter Featuring The Lover

Barns · Wingfield

Wednesday 4th November 7.30pm - The Lover & Landscape: An Evening of Harold Pinter performed by Open Space Theatre Before leaving for work, a man wishes his wife well for the planned visit of her lover during the afternoon. It is a long-term arrangement which apparently leaves the husband free to see his mistress. But is it? All is not as it seems in Pinter’s hilarious and quirky comedy of marital capers. Also, on the bill during an evening with Pinter is Landscape, the playwright’s classic study of the failure of communication between a man and a woman.

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Sat 21 NovDoors 19:00

MEAT by James McDermott

Barns · Wingfield

Based on true events, Meat is set in Norfolk, 1742, and tells the story of a tailor condemned for sodomy and murder. Through an intimate and poetic lens, the play explores forbidden desire, secrecy, and the devastating consequences of living outside society’s rules. A haunting reflection on love, identity, and the cost of being seen. Meat by James McDermott is a bold and thought-provoking historical drama that explores identity, desire, and sexuality in rural England. Set in Diss, Norfolk, the play tells the little-known true story of Robert Carleton, a 17th-century tailor and his secret relationship with his apprentice Jon Lincoln. The story takes a dark turn when Jon’s fiancé, Mary, comes for dinner with the two tailors. Through powerful storytelling and poetic language, Meat reimagines Carleton’s experience with heart and humanity challenging audiences to confront the past while reflecting on how far we’ve come, and how far we still have to go.

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Sat 28 NovDoors 19:00

The Seagull By Anton Chekhov

Barns · Wingfield

"We are all fools in love—and even bigger fools in art." Anton Chekov wrote comedies, bittersweet comedies about our dreams and our human failings. Set on a country estate where everyone is in love with the wrong person and convinced their life is a tragedy, RoughCast’s typically fast-moving production and clear storytelling bring out all the humour and poignancy of Chekov’s enduring and endearing masterpiece.

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Sat 12 DecDoors 19:30

The Bandemics live band and dancing

Barns · Wingfield

The Bandemics are back after a sellout gig in March… an electric five-piece covers band from the local area bringing their Americana sound to the stage! Expect classic tracks from The Eagles, Tom Petty, Johnny Cash, Hank Williams III, Blackberry Smoke and more — the perfect mix of soulful melodies and country rock energy. They might not call themselves a dance band… but trust us, there’ll be plenty of tunes to get you moving on that Wingfield Barns floor — maybe even a line dance or two!

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DEPOT · Cardiff

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Reading Hexagon

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Tue 20 Apr 2027Doors 19:00

Shady Lewis

All Saints Arts Centre · Lewes

Shady Lewis, is an Egyptian novelist and journalist whose writing centres on cultural and political intersections within and beyond the Arab world. His novel ”On the Greenwich Line” first published in Arabic in 2020 traces the absurdities of racism, austerity, and bureaucracy in contemporary England. The English translation by Katherine Halls was published in 2025 and won the James Tait Black Prize for Fiction in 2026 Photo credit: Shady Lewis

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Fri 23 Apr 2027Doors 18:30

Beauty & the Beast - Adult Panto

The Tivoli · Buckley

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