So June has been and gone and we are still enjoying a beautiful summer which shows no sign of disappearing just yet.
We hope you came to one of our great events last month. Green Matthews were fantastic and blew us away with their talent and energy. We hope to have them back again so watch this space for those of you that missed out this time.
The Budapest Cafe Orchestra also performed a stonking show that was thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended.
As you may be aware we have no events over the summer period, so you can enjoy KettFest, the World Cup, your BBQ’s and holidays but here at KAC Central we are busy planning a packed Autumn/Winter programme. Don’t forget to sign up for our Mailing list to get all the details in our monthly e-bulletin. And check out the rest of this website and our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram feeds for up to date information.
In the meantime though we are really looking forward to some massive nights in September.
First, on Friday 21st at 19.30 we have the one and only Nish Kumar bringing his show 
“It’s in our nature to destroy ourselves” to our stage. Nish is a very popular face on our TV’s right now and this night promises to be incredibly funny. There are still some tickets left but it will no doubt sell out very soon so don’t delay in picking yours up asap. You can click the link below or pop into Waterstones in town if you would prefer. Ticket price £20 (£18 concession).
Only one week later on Friday 28th we have another amazing act for you. Colin Cloud – Forensic Mind Reader has been on This Morning, performed at Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas and now he’s coming to Kettering. This is guaranteed to be another sell-out show so please don’t miss out. Again you can click the link below or pop into Waterstones. Ticket price £15.
Add in brilliant theatre from the Pantaloons, loads of great comedy, beautiful Icelandic music, thought provoking themed shows and lots of Christmas treats and you’ll agree, we have a season to savour!
Chris Green and Sophie Matthews play English traditional songs and tunes in a thoroughly 21st-century kick-ass style. Using a beguiling blend of ancient instrum
The Budapest Café Orchestra play powerful and driving folk-based music from Eastern Europe inspired by the music of European gypsies. The richness and dynamism of Balkan music is on display here in all its untamable glory in a wide-ranging programme of impassioned Hungarian Czardas, tender Russian folk melodies, rollicking dances from Romania and Moldavia, bitter sweet Jewish laments, one or two electrifying compositions of the group’s own making plus a few surprises along the way… The music evokes vivid images of Tzigane fiddle maestros, Budapest café life and gypsy campfires – good enough to make you want to book a holiday along the Danube!
We are very excited to be hosting Richard Herring’s Oh Frig, I’m 50 on Saturday 28th April. It will be Richs first appearance at Kettering Arts Centre and a very exciting time for local residents (well definitely me at least).
