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A Sunday at Studio 36

Thanks to everyone who came to our Sunday at Studio 36 on 26th November.

Patterns at St Sidwell’s!

Thank you to everyone who came along to our performance of Patterns – an exploration in words, image, music and dance at St Sidwell’s Community Centre on Sat October 21st. We’ve had lovely feedback from the full and enthusiastic audience and you can see a selection of images from the night below:

What a wonderful show!

A great night!

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3 flutes explored Studio 36 on 5th November

Ruth Molins‘ flute trio Flute Cake performed Ruth’s new music: Make Room in and around the rooms, galleries and gardens of Studio 36. Click the photos to expand.

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Why Not, What If? A big success at St Sidwell’s

Why Not, What If? – an exploration of the whys and wherefores of ‘Don’t’, conceived by Veronica Gosling and ‘inspired’ by numerous officious signs and notices – played to a sell-out audience at St Sidwell’s Centre on March 22. There were performances from poets Susan Taylor, Simon Williams & Fiona Leishman, songwriter Peter Farrie and compere/comedian Jeff Sleeman. Work by Steven Bramble, James Turner, Laura Baudin, Tim Coles & Dylan Thomas (!) was also presented.

Thank you and your talented team for a fantastic evening.  We enjoyed every minute.

The team at St Sidwell’s, led by Dave Wright, were brilliant hosts and they made delicious food for the interval. A night to remember!

A packed audience

Jeff Sleeman

Susan Taylor & Simon Williams

Peter Farrie

Fiona Leishman

Simon Williams recites Do Not Go Gentle… by Dylan Thomas, illustrated by Steven Bramble’s artwork

In the interval the audience enjoyed delicious food prepared by the team at St Sidwell’s

 

A successful Sunday at Studio 36!

Our open day on 27th November was a great success, there was fine music from Joe Skivington & Phil Bonser, lots of lively conversation, a café with tasty soup & cakes and much artwork being perused and purchased.