Noel Streatfeild

Tue 24 NovDoors 19:00

Tom Shone

All Saints Arts Centre · Lewes

Tom Shone, chief film critic for the Sunday Times and writer of many books about film including the best seller The Nolan Variations. His talk will explore the building of fictional worlds in filmmaking and in literature. Photo credit: Kathryn Burton

TheatreLiterature

Sat 12 DecDoors 19:30

Let's get Funked

All Saints Arts Centre · Lewes

Funk, Soul and Reggae music for grown up dance lovers who like to party early. A free drink at the bar before 8.30pm. Great atmosphere and a mix of great music from DJ Earl E Riser with stunning party visuals. Bar till 11pm

Gigs

Tue 23 Feb 2027Doors 19:00

Helen Bain

All Saints Arts Centre · Lewes

Helen Bain will be talking about her debut novel, The Daffodil Days, a reimagining of the poet Sylvia Plath's life in Devon in the early 1960s. Published in 2026 by Bloomsbury Publishing, it was described by the Guardian as 'a virtuoso portrait… an astonishing achievement' and by the Mail on Sunday as 'cleverly quiet… old-fashioned and radical'. Photo credit: Sarah Weal

TheatreLiterature

Tue 23 Mar 2027Doors 19:00

Eleanor Shearer

All Saints Arts Centre · Lewes

Eleanor Shearer’s work focuses on the Caribbean, post-slavery. River Sing Me Home, her debut novel published in 2023 was a Good Morning America Book Club pick, a finalist for the Dayton Literary Peace Prize, and one of TIME’s Must-Read Books of 2023. She will be talking about her new novel Fireflies in Winter published in 2026. Photo credit: Lucinda Douglas-Menzies

TheatreLiterature

Wed 27 Jan 2027Doors 18:30

Dance of the Emerald Isle

Cheltenham Town Hall

Theatre

Sat 30 Jan 2027Doors 18:30

An evening with Warren Gatland & Ryan Jones

The Patti · Swansea

Theatre

Sat 30 Jan 2027Doors 19:00

Blame and Shame - a play by Rosemary Hill

York House Centre · Stony Stratford

A new play by Rosemary Hill about women who are blamed and shamed if they do not meet society’s ideal of femininity. The play focusses on two very different women – Catherine Hogarth (the wife of Charles Dickens) who was labelled an unfit mother by Dickens himself and Christine Keeler who became known as the “Temptress who rocked the Empire” in the Profumo affair which eventually brought down the Macmillan government. She was nineteen. Profumo was forty six, but it was apparently all Keeler’s fault! Over 16. References to sex and violence. Tickets £12.00 or £10.00 (concessions - unwaged) from https://wegottickets.com/ Rosemary is generously donating all ticket money to York House’s "Building for the future campaign", and all profits from the bar will be added to that. Doors open 7.00pm (Saturday) and 2.30pm Sunday) and of course, there will be a York House bar offering real ale, cider, lager, wine and soft drinks More information from [email protected] or www.playsthethingtheatrecompany.co.uk For more details about York House email [email protected] or have a look at the York House website: www.york-house.org.uk

Theatre

Sun 31 Jan 2027Doors 19:00

Defying Gravity - West End Women

Congress Theatre · Eastbourne

Theatre