On Wednesday 24th April, have a midweek night out and a break from family life to enjoy this great one-woman theatre show. 10 days that Shook the Kitchen is a hilarious story performed by Edinburgh Festival sell out, Ginny Davis. The show is part “Bridget Jones Diary”, part “Outnumbered” and totally brilliant. Tickets are £8 or £7 concessions and the show starts at 7.30pm
An exclusive interview with Gary Fletcher In terms of learning how to play a musical instrument Gary Fletcher was a late starter. Inspired by Cream’s version of the Willie Dixon song ‘Spoonful’ (as recorded on the Wheels of Fire double album), the 17 year-old lad picked up his sister’s six-string acoustic and started to pick out…
In light of the Government guidance around non-essential contact, the Archbishops of Canterbury and York have issued advice that public worship is suspended until further notice. As Kettering Arts Centre is based in St Andrew’s Church we have reluctantly agreed to close Kettering Arts Centre until we are advised by the Archbishops that we can…
After a hugely successful Potbelly Folk Festival featuring great bands, fine ale, activities for the kids and a wonderful atmosphere, we are looking forward to more great music and comedy .. In less than two weeks on 14th April its the Wildfire Sessions 1st Birthday Showcase featuring a whole host of local acoustic talent and guests from further afield. For more…
On 21st September we have a treat for our younger friends with Comedy Club 4 Kids at 2pm. This show will feature a selection of top national comedians (names as yet to be confirmed) who are experienced professionals, who will be doing a special set for kids (and any grown ups will love it too!)….
When it comes to putting a show such as Pun Gent together, packed as it is with killer gag after killer gag, there’s one faculty that Stewart Francis will be relying on more than any other. “Remembering them all and in the right order is the tricky part of my style of comedy,” he confesses….
