Tinners Moon 2022

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Apr 2022

Cancelled: Gary Alesbrook & The Blue Vanguard Trio
Wednesday 20 April 2022 at 7:30 PM
Cancelled: Gary Alesbrook & The Blue Vanguard Trio
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Weds 20 April, 13:53: We’ve just heard from Gary that he is unwell and unable to travel today, so sadly tonight’s performance is off. Ticket holders will be contacted and offered a transfer to another night, or a refund.
Trumpet fans – come on Sunday 24 April to see Hugh Pascal’s quartet instead. More superb jazz tomorrow, 21 April with Trish Clowes’s My Iris Quartet – jazz album of this month in The Guardian!


Trish Clowes Quartet – My Iris
Thursday 21 April 2022 at 7:30 PM
Trish Clowes Quartet – My Iris
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My Iris is an intense and thrilling band that represents the front rank of the contemporary UK jazz scene. Lauded for her imaginative approach to improvisation and composition, saxophonist Trish Clowes provides her bandmates Ross Stanley (piano/Hammond organ), Chris Montague (guitar) and James Maddren (drums) with a unique platform for individual expression, delivering driving grooves and lingering melodic lines, seamlessly morphing between earthy restlessness and futuristic dreamscapes.


Stevie Watts Trio & Alice Armstrong
Friday 22 April 2022 at 7:30 PM
Stevie Watts Trio & Alice Armstrong
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The members of the Stevie Watts Organ Trio are all highly regarded session players having worked with names ranging from Secret Affair, Steve Winwood, Archive to The Spice Girls. The fire and energy in the sound that these three make defies the fact that they’re a trio and when Alice joins them they turn into something like nothing else. Expect great songs that lift your spirit, make you dance as well as cry (in a good way!), with infectious funk, and rip-roaring solos. An unmissable party!


Briony Greenhill Vocal Improv Workshop
Saturday 23 April 2022 - Sunday 24 April 2022 at 11:00 AM
Briony Greenhill Vocal Improv Workshop
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Briony is a world leader in Collaborative Vocal Improvisation (CVI) which is a thrilling, inspiring, challenging, ancient, and contemporary approach to singing with others.


Nick Hart
Saturday 23 April 2022 at 7:30 PM
Nick Hart
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Nick Hart is an award-winning singer and multi-instrumentalist whose work with English folk song is rapidly gaining him a reputation as one of the most acclaimed performers of his generation. 
“Uncluttered, great singing that reminds me of the very best English roots singers… this is the real deal” Mike Harding


Hugh Pascal Quartet
Sunday 24 April 2022 at 7:30 PM
Hugh Pascal Quartet
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Influenced by musicians like Freddie Hubbard, Joe Henderson, Wayne Shorter, Tom Harrell, Coltrane and Miles, Hugh’s music is a lyrical, vibrant and modern approach to post-bop jazz. It’s straight-ahead jazz with melody, where swinging, modal explorations are complemented by beautiful, atmospheric and expressive ballads rich in harmony and character. This band is a quartet of star musicians from the UK scene playing the sort of music that when you’re in the same room, you leave on a real high! Hugh Pascall: Trumpet & Flugelhorn; Liam Dunachie: Piano & Fender Rhodes; Oli Hayhurst: Bass;
Jay Davis: Drums.
Plus: 
WORKSHOP for musicians on Sat 23 April, 3pm – 5pm


Not Only But Also The Blues: Adam Sweet & Vince Lee’s Big Combo
Monday 25 April 2022 at 7:30 PM
Not Only But Also The Blues: Adam Sweet & Vince Lee’s Big Combo
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With brooding ballads and rollicking roots rock Adam Sweet delivers honest tales of loss longing and hope as he continues to carve out his own territory between classic rock, blues and Americana.
 Appearing Solo.
Vince Lee is simply one of the finest blues singers and guitarists in the world – and just happens to live in Plymouth! Appearing with his Big Combo.


Talk: Ancient Tracks on Dartmoor – Emma Cunis
Thursday 28 April 2022 at 7:30 PM
Talk: Ancient Tracks on Dartmoor – Emma Cunis
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Based on a book of the same name by Eric Hemery, this talk focuses on some of the key routes that offered safe passage across Dartmoor for pack ponies, tinners, wool merchants (jobbers), peat cutters, monks, sailors, coffins…and more.


Film: Mothering Sunday
Friday 29 April 2022 at 7:15 PM
Film: Mothering Sunday
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Graham Swifts period novella comes to the screen in this sensual and lavishly mounted adaptation.


The Days (Saturday: sold out – Tickets available for Sunday performance below)
Saturday 30 April 2022 at 7:00 PM
The Days (Saturday: sold out – Tickets available for Sunday performance below)
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This performance is SOLD OUT. Tickets are still available for the performance on Sunday 1 May.
The Days invites the audience to share an encounter with two exceptional Finnish dancers, Maria Nurmela and Ville Oinonen, Staged in-the-round and featuring nuanced and visceral dance that rips across the floor at the audience’s feet, The Days engenders a world of shifting negotiations, complex feelings and comic disconnection. Taking the form of a lifetime shared, this is a compelling, absurd and heartfelt duet about care, resilience and the desire for connection.


May 2022

Volo Trio: Nightingales and Fairytales
Sunday 1 May 2022 at 1:30 PM
Volo Trio: Nightingales and Fairytales
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Soprano Claudia Alvarez Calderon, flautist Ruth Molins and pianist Alex Wilson.
Nightingales and Fairytales, offers the listener a melodious escape into a world of stories and birds, some familiar and some unusual, plus new music inspired by regional poetry specially written by local composer Will Carnell.


The Days (Sunday)
Sunday 1 May 2022 at 7:00 PM
The Days (Sunday)
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The Days invites the audience to share an encounter with two exceptional Finnish dancers, Maria Nurmela and Ville Oinonen, Staged in-the-round and featuring nuanced and visceral dance that rips across the floor at the audience’s feet, The Days engenders a world of shifting negotiations, complex feelings and comic disconnection. Taking the form of a lifetime shared, this is a compelling, absurd and heartfelt duet about care, resilience and the desire for connection.


The Blood Tales
Wednesday 4 May 2022 at 7:30 PM
The Blood Tales
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The Blood Tales is a one-woman performance created by Kate Joyner. It seeks to dispel the shame, taboo and disgust still prevalent towards women and their menstrual cycle globally, by transporting audiences into the mystical landscape of our moon time through the lens of its narrator: a wild, witty and daring witch who is not afraid to tell it how it is.


The Scribes
Friday 6 May 2022 at 7:30 PM
The Scribes
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The Scribes are a multi award winning hip hop three piece whose unique blend of beatboxing, off the cuff freestyling and genre-spanning music has created a critically acclaimed live show quite unlike any other on the scene today, with appeal ranging far beyond traditional hip hop fare.


Joanna Neary – replaced by Elvis McGonagall due to cam belt disaster
Saturday 7 May 2022 at 7:30 PM
Joanna Neary – replaced by Elvis McGonagall due to cam belt disaster
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Wasp-in-a-cardigan Joanna Neary (Man Down, Ideal) presents her volatile and lovable alter-egos. Brief Encounter-inspired Celia (“A pitch-perfect impersonation” Observer) asks, “What on earth is a wife?” Punch-lines include ‘fry-up’, ‘crochet’ and X-Mal Deutschland. 
Joanna has been here in Ashburton before with the Foundry Group’s crazy musicals – eg Lord God last year. Its wonderful to have her back!


Cancelled: Joanna Neary: Stinky McFish and The Worlds Worst Witch
Sunday 8 May 2022 at 11:00 AM
Cancelled: Joanna Neary: Stinky McFish and The Worlds Worst Witch
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Our apologies. Joanna Neary was coming to Ashburton from Eastbourne for an evening show on Saturday 7 May, and for this show on Sunday morning.
Unfortunately, the cam belt on her car broke – and with a car load of family and set and props, it was impossible to continue the journey. So this show on Sunday morning isn’t happening. Elvis Mcgonagall is replacing her on Saturday evening.

Apologies to all the children – she will be back!

Thanks for your understanding and patience.

Andy Williamson
Arts Director, Ashburton Arts Centre

 

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Amelie The Little Crab loves their life in the rock-pool, but her best friend Stinky is bored and wishes for adventure. Will his dreams come true? A family-friendly puppet show. “Haven’t laughed this much in ages…and the children really enjoyed it too!” **** The List

Length: approx 1 hour

* See Access, Tickets & Finding Us for more about why there are three ticket prices, plus other useful info about coming to events at Ashburton Arts Centre.


Souls & Cells (Workshop 3pm, Performance 7.30pm)
Sunday 8 May 2022 at 7:30 PM
Souls & Cells (Workshop 3pm, Performance 7.30pm)
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A collaboration between two distinctive innovative dance artists, Akeim Toussaint and Crystal Zillwood coming together to develop their joint artistic practice exploring the themes of universal connection and biology. The work explores ancestry and biology – what makes us different and what unites us on a universal level.