Thu 19 NovDoors 18:30
The Hollow
Village Hall · Woolpit
A weekend of quiet elegance shatters into a web of betrayal, murder, and psychological suspense.
From £11including booking fee
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The Hollow is on Saturday 21 November 2026 at Village Hall, Woolpit, with doors at 18:00. Tickets start at £11, including the booking fee.
A weekend of quiet elegance shatters into a web of betrayal, murder, and psychological suspense.
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Fri 20 NovDoors 18:30
The Hollow
Village Hall · Woolpit
A weekend of quiet elegance shatters into a web of betrayal, murder, and psychological suspense.
From £11including booking fee
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Sat 21 NovDoors 12:00
An Afternoon with Author Alex Kane
Caffeinated Escapism · Alexandria
Step into the world of crime fiction for an intimate evening with author Alex Kane. In a relaxed, close-knit setting, Alex will talk about her writing journey, the inspirations behind her gripping crime stories, and how she builds tension, characters, and twists that keep readers hooked. Alex will also chat about her very interesting writing journey, including her recent rebrand of her debut and second novels being republished as part of her exciting new signing with Boldwood! Please note this event is held upstairs in our Hidden Chapter, if you have any queries or accessibility concerns please don't hesitate to reach out to us via social media or in store to discuss!
From £5.50including booking fee
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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.
From £14.30including booking fee
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Sat 21 NovDoors 19:00
Patrick Jones, Jamie Woods, Ethan Jones and more
Tangled Parrot Records · Swansea
Patrick Jones Powerful, passionate Welsh poetry mixing protest, politics and the deeply personal. “Amazing integrity… passion absolutely authentic.” Jamie Woods Poetry mixing survival, protest, pop culture and alternative music; a Poetry Wales “poet to watch.” Ethan Jones Adventurous young Welsh multi-instrumentalist Plus thoughts on Opposing Racism and war from a local activist
From £3.30including booking fee
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Sat 21 NovDoors 19:00
SDC presents Mixed Doubles: An Entertainment On Marriage
Town Hall · Montgomery
Mixed Doubles: An Entertainment on Marriage is a series of eight short plays or revue sketches each with two characters and eight monologues, all composed by various English playwrights. Taken together, they present an acidly humorous image of marriage from the moment of blessing to the silver wedding anniversary. The characters in Mixed Doubles appear to be plagued by everyday trivialities, their pasts, their jobs, and their marital problems.
From £13.80including booking fee
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