2 - The Stables

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2 - The Stables

Issue no 35 Dec 2009-Mar 2010
world class
music & entertainment
box office:01908 280800
email:stables@stables.org
www.stables.org
DECEMBER 09 - MARCH 10
front cover
artists
December 2009
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Thursday 24
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Saturday 26
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Tuesday 29
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contents
PG
January 2010
Jim Marshall Auditorium:
Family Festive Treat Dec/Jan
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December
5-7
January
8 - 10
February
11 - 18
March
19 - 25
by
Robert Louis
Stevenson
The Tiger Lillies
Stage 2
December-March
27 - 35
Learn & Take Part
36 - 40
Also On Sale
Booking information
Diary
A NEW VERSION BY
Thu 25 March
see page 24
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information key
Treasure Island
22 Dec - 9 Jan
Swing Out Sister
Sat 20 February
see page 3
see page 16
Founders may use their annual
entitlement to free tickets, or receive a
10% discount should their allowance
have been used; Friends are entitled to
a 10% discount. Please notify Box Office
when making your reservation.
Charley Boorman
Mon 22 February
Jason Yarde
Tues 2 March
see page 16
see page 33
This event takes place in Stage 2.
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ANDREW POLLARD DIRECTED BY ADAM SUNDERLAND PUPPETRY BY LEE THREADGOLD
“Yo, ho, ho and a bottle of Rum!”
Join young Jim Hawkins on a thrilling quest for buried treasure
this Christmas! Swashbuckling sword fights, saucy sea shanties,
skeletons, storms, seasickness and scurvy - Treasure Island has
the lot! It’s a ripping yarn and a coming-of-age story rolled into
one, packed with the most colourful characters ever to tread the
boards (or walk the plank). Meet Blind Pugh, Black Dog, Ben
Gunn - and of course that wily old sea dog Long John Silver and
his parrot Captain Flint. So tuck a broom under your arm, strap
the budgie to your shoulder and start the chorus of “Yo ho ho and
a bottle of rum” as you step aboard the good ship Hispaniola to
begin the adventure of a lifetime. But beware of the Black Spot!!
A great family show suitable for everyone aged 7 – 107!
What the press said about Northern Broadside’s production of Heidi at
The Stables last Christmas…
Public Booking opens 10 November prior to
which Founders and Friends have priority.
Educational denotes an education event
or a concert with an associated education
event. Ask Box Office for details.
2pm
7pm
1.30pm 7pm
2pm
NO PERFORMANCES
1.30pm 5pm
1.30pm 5pm
2pm
2pm
2pm
2pm
FAMILY FESTIVE TREAT
Performance Times
The Stables in association with
Northern Broadsides present:
Buy any time - book your tickets online 24 hours a day
“wonderfully funny and engaging” Leighton Buzzard Observer
“a unique, loveable show” The Guardian
“the constant creativity with items on stage will inspire”
The Stage
“a little gem of a production… a classic tale
with a modern twist” Destination MK
Friday 1
Saturday 2
Sunday 3
Monday 4
Tuesday 5
Wednesday 6
Thursday 7
Friday 8
Saturday 9
NO PERFORMANCES
2.30pm 7pm
11am 2.30pm
NO PERFORMANCES
11am 2pm
11am 2pm
11am 2pm
2pm
7pm
2:30pm 7pm
Ticket prices
- held for another year
BLUE
Adult
£16.50
Child
£14.50
Family ticket £56
Schools
£9
Over 60s & reg
unemployed
£14.50
Groups of 15+ £16
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Adult
£18.50
Child
£16.50
Family ticket £65
Groups of 15+ £17
£17.50
£15.50
£60
£15.50
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AT THE STABLES
4-Mality
Magic: A Kind of ELO
Date:
Date:
Friday 4 December, 8pm
Tickets: £18.50
Tuesday 1 & Wednesday 2
December, 8pm
Tickets: £21, £22.50
Wednesday 11 November, 8pm
Ludwig String Trio & Bengt Forsberg
Wednesday 27 January, 8pm
Brahms Piano Quartet in C minor Op.60, Schumann Piano Quartet in E flat Op.47,
Dvorak Piano Quartet in E flat Op. 87
When world-class musicians get together to do what they love most, magic
happens - as is the case when the Ludwig String Trio are joined by top Swedishel
pianist Bengt Forsberg. The Brahms piece is full of an energetic yet disturbing
vigour, reflecting his turbulent self-doubt. Schumann was inspired by the music of
Beethoven which is evident in his Op.47 quartet. Dvorak’s Op.87 quartet premiered
just days before he started writing the Dumky piano trio, heard earlier in the series.
With Peter Cropper (violin), James Boyd (viola), Paul Watkins (cello).
Red Priest
The Bach Project
This is Bach as you’ve never heard him before! Red Priest take a look at the greatest
genius of the Baroque era, adding their legendary creativity, wit and virtuosity along
the way. Hear some of the most sublime adagios ever composed, a mix of delights
taken from his flute, oboe and violin sonatas, cello and keyboard suites and witness
an epic performance of the great Toccata and Fugue in D minor. Watch and hear
them at www.piersadams.com/RedPriest
“Virtuosity, verve and creative spontaneity are fused together in a way that makes
the impact positively volcanic.” Daily Telegraph
Wednesday 16 June, 8pm
Prokofiev Quintet Op.39, Martinu Nonet, Schumann Piano Quintet in E flat Op.44
A programme of unjustly neglected works! Prokofiev’s Quintet was commissioned for a
circus-themed ballet called Trapeze and is quirky, fun and not to be taken too seriously.
Martinu’s Nonet looks back to some of his inspirations; the music of Haydn and the
tunes of his Czech homeland. Schumann’s Piano Quintet is widely acknowledged as
one of the favourite works in the genre. Two days after completing it he started writing
his Op.47 piano quartet, yet the two works could not be more different.
To receive a brochure with full details of all five concerts in the Music In The Round
series call the Box Office on 01908 280800 or email stables@stables.org
www.parkrecords.com
Fairport Convention
Like this? Try this: 11 February
Magic: A Kind of Queen
LAST FEW
TICKETS LEFT
Hear all Jeff Lynne’s clever compositions,
imaginative lyrics and gloriously over-the-top
orchestrations beautifully recreated and performed
with breathtaking accuracy! Enjoy Roll Over
Beethoven, Mr Blue Sky, Telephone Line,
Evil Woman, Wild West Hero, Livin’ Thing and
many more – Magic faithfully capture ELO’s
trademark blend of rock and classical music and
the result is stunning.
www.magicakindofqueen.co.uk
Magic – A Kind of Queen
Like this? Try this: 3 December
The Barron Knights
Date:
Saturday 5 December, 8pm
Tickets: £18, £22
Date:
Thursday 3 December, 8pm
Tickets: £19
Wednesday 10 March, 8pm
Ensemble 360
The enduring success of Steeleye Span is one
of the great stories in rock music, as 2009 sees
them celebrate an incredible forty years together.
The current line-up of Maddy Prior, Peter Knight,
Liam Genockey, Ken Nicol and Rick Kemp will be
spending the fortieth anniversary year in much the
same way as every other; playing live with two UK
tours plus visits to Australia and the USA, making
music and releasing a new album that sees them
bucking their own trend and going back to their root
with the interpretation of traditional song. This has
always been the Steeleye way - tied not to the past,
the present or the future, but simply timeless.
JIM MARSHALL AUDITORIUM
Steve Reich Drumming (Part 1), Nigel Westlake Calabash, Jan Bradley Supersonic, plus new works
by Paul Tanner, Julie Cooper and 4-MALITY’s own Sophie Hastings
Throw away any preconceptions about “just percussion” – 4-MALITY is
both visually and musically inspiring. Their virtuosic musicality and unique
soundscape unite audiences of all tastes and ages. Last year saw their BBC
Proms debut – watch and hear them at www.4mality.com. After the concert, go
onstage and meet the musicians!
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Steeleye Span
DECEMBER
Tickets:
£12.50, £17.50,
Students £5
Family of 4 £30, £40
www.musicintheround.co.uk
Treat someone special - gift vouchers are available from the Box Office
Over the past 25 plus years Magic have built their
reputation and following by performing Queen
classics like Killer Queen, A Kind Of Magic and
Bohemian Rhapsody - music of great complexity
both vocally and instrumentally - to an incredibly
high standard. There is no attempt to emulate
Queen visually in their concert, but rather to
celebrate the music of one of the greatest bands of
all time by performing it superbly live and better
than anyone else - with the exception, perhaps, of
the originals, Queen themselves!
www.magicakindofqueen.co.uk
Macintyre Hudson generously
support Magic: A Kind of Queen
Magic – A Kind of ELO
Like this? Try this: 4 December
The loveable legends return to administer the
annual dose of fun-filled festive cheer! Their
claims to fame are too many to list in full but
here’s a few: it was watching the Barron Knights
at Aylesbury Town Hall in 1961 that inspired Bill
Wyman to go home and buy a guitar. The Barron
Knights are the only group to have toured with
The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. Elton John
was their session pianist when he was still known
as Reg Dwight. Oh, and they’ve sold more comedy
records than any other band on Earth. Welcome
back, boys!
“Where do you go to find this quality?”
Daily Express
www.barronknights.com
Gerry & The Pacemakers
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DECEMBER
Supported by
Jonny Kearney & Lucy Farrell
Kajagoogoo
Simply Christmas
Date:
Friday 11 December, 8pm
Tickets: £15
Date:
Wednesday 16 December, 8pm
Tickets: £22.50
Date:
Tuesday 8 December, 8pm
Tickets: £16.50
www.buddyhollyandthecricketers.co.uk
C’Mon Everybody
Like this? Try this: 21 January
Autumn 2009 is an exciting time for the
Mercury-nominated band formerly known as
Rachel Unthank & The Winterset. Having
established themselves as the most innovative
English folk band in modern history, The
Unthanks have taken an audacious step
sideways, with a new extended line-up
including string quartet, brass and tuned
percussion. Forging links between folk worlds
old, new and other, they are the inheritors,
curators and distorters of Tyneside’s traditions,
known for their timeless, unsentimental and
quietly subversive tales of loss, fear, booze,
brawls and sorrow.
www.the-unthanks.com
Eliza Carthy
Like this? Try this: 11 March
MEAL DEAL
There’s a “Reet Geordie Treat” on offer in
Café in2 tonight – yours for £28.50!
(vegetarian options available).
Includes a ticket for the concert.
Go to www.stables.org for menu details.
Book in advance through the Box Office to
reserve your table.
Paul Barrere & Fred Tackett
Simply Christmas is a concert in aid of RP Fighting
Blindness, showcasing some up-and coming talent
from Milton Keynes and beyond. Acts include Helen
Rourke, who is a student at the RNC Hereford taking
a performing arts course and Joe Scripps, a young
male soloist covering the 60s to the present day.
RP Fighting Blindness is a UK-based charity that
funds research into inherited blindness and provides
support through its network of volunteer branches.
With successful clinical trials in gene therapy at
Moorfields and other research projects underway, the
need to raise funds is ever present, so please join us
for a night of song and Christmas fun.
www.brps.org.uk
Treasure Island
Like this? Try this: 22 December – 9 January
LAST FEW
TICKETS LEFT
Supported by Julian Dawson
The Puppini Sisters
Date:
Thursday 10 December, 8pm
Tickets: £15
Date:
Saturday 12 December, 8pm
Tickets: £17.50
Paul Barrere and Fred Tackett are guitar players.
In fact they are the guitar players with the
legendary band Little Feat, and now they’ve joined
forces to form an acoustic duet that will quite
frankly blow you away, performing songs from their
Little Feat catalogue - and more - with a decidedly
different twist. They first played together on the
album Dixie Chicken some 36 years ago and
since then have played together or individually
on numerous recording sessions for Little Feat
and countless others including Bonnie Raitt, Taj
Mahal, Bob Dylan, Tom Waits, Dionne Farris and
The Wallflowers to name a few.
www.paulandfred.com
Gary Fletcher
Like this? Try this: 22 January Stage 2
The Puppini Sisters are a vocal trio loosely based
on 1940s close harmony, backed by a thumping,
grinding swing-punk band. Flamboyantly styled,
witty and highly musical, the Sisters perform
re-workings of wartime classics, imaginative
arrangements of camp pop classics and a plethora
of exciting original material. A Puppini Sisters
show is much more than just a concert, as their
glamorously attired fans will attest: it’s an exciting,
exhilarating, often hilarious experience.The
Puppini’s weird and wonderful world has captured
people’s imaginations all over the world.
“Glorious, hilarious, utterly eccentric and seriously
worthy of this week’s voucher from your CD-buying
ration book.” Independent on Sunday
www.thepuppinisisters.com
The Tiger Lillies
This 25-year reunion caught the music world by
surprise and one year on from their first Stables
shows Kajagoogoo will return to The Stables for
their only home-coming Christmas date. After
recently completing their first UK tour in quarter of
a century, all five original members will perform a
selection from their back catalogue (Too Shy, Ooh
To Be Ah, The Lion’s Mouth, Big Apple) plus solo
hits by Limahl and brand new material.
www.kajagoogoo.com
Swing Out Sister
John & Cleo’s Christmas Show
Christmas isn’t Christmas without Holly! Whatever
the excuse to party, Buddy Holly & the Cricketers
deliver an exciting, fast-moving show, full of fun
for all the family. This fast, furious and funny
rock’n’roll rollercoaster features all of Buddy’s
greatest hits – That’ll Be The Day, Peggy Sue,
Rave On, Heartbeat, Raining In My Heart, Oh Boy
and many many more. So don’t miss out on getting
a ticket for the show that has had thousands of
fans declaring “I can’t believe it’s not Buddy!”
“Intimate, epic, overflowing with feeling and
musical intelligence.” The Independent
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Date:
Wednesday 9 December, 8pm
Tickets: £18
Promoted by RP Fighting Blindness
DECEMBER
Buddy Holly & The Cricketers
The Unthanks
Date:
Thursday 17, Friday 18, Saturday
19 December, 8pm
Matinee performance Sunday
20 December, 3pm
Tickets: £26.50, £29, £31.50*
The annual get-together of family and friends in an
evening of music, fun and the unexpected! Every
Christmas since 1970 the Dankworth family (and
near-family) have staged their wonderful yuletide
extravaganza – it’s an inimitable event and the
highlight of The Stables’ year with a real party
atmosphere, a few jokes, fabulous music and a few
surprises along the way. So come along and kick
off the festive season in true Stables style!
www.quarternotes.com
*Fundraising concerts in aid of Wavendon Allmusic Plan Ltd
40th Anniversary Concert
Marshall Amplification generously support
John & Cleo on Sunday 20 December
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JANUARY
Elio Pace Big Band
Livewire
Date:
Thursday 21 January, 8pm
Tickets: £16.50
Date:
Saturday 23 January, 8pm
Tickets: £16.50
Date:
Thursday 28 January, 8pm
Tickets: £16
Cult rock heroes The Groundhogs are an iconic
blues & prog rock outfit characterised by their
screaming guitar solos and musical skills which
have been pushing at the boundaries of British
music for over 40 years. Del Bromham’s Stray have
played every festival imaginable and supported
Iron Maiden, Kiss, Rush, Nazareth, Uriah Heap
and Mountain. These unsung heroes of British rock
and blues still really deliver the goods live!
www.thegroundhogs.co.uk
www.stray-the-band.co.uk
Bernie Marsden
A rock’n’roll party that’s guaranteed to drive the
winter blues away, featuring an amazing band,
complete with brass section and the legendary
Chris “Fenderman” Black on guitar with his
tribute to Duane Eddy. You’ll also hear the hits
of Eddy Cochran, Chuck Berry, Buddy Holly,
Connie Francis, Brenda Lee, Bill Haley and Jerry
Lee Lewis. Watch out for the sensational spot by
Chris’s leather-clad Blackettes – what a show, and
what a night!
www.cmoneverybodyshow.com
Rockin’ On Heaven’s Door
Like this? Try this: 14 May
John Bishop:
Elvis Has Left The Building
Chris Dean’s Syd Lawrence Orchestra
Date:
Wednesday 20 January, 8pm
Tickets: £12
Date:
Friday 22 January, 8pm
Tickets: £19.50, £21.50
The Best of the Big Bands
Singer/songwriter Elio Pace has thrilled audiences
worldwide with his soulful voice and amazing
piano playing for over 20 years. A regular on
BBC radio, Elio has shared his talent as musical
director and performer with Martha Reeves, Huey
Lewis, Suzi Quatro, Ronan Keating, Kiki Dee
and Albert Lee. With his unique blend of pop,
rhythm & blues, jazz and rock & roll, Elio and
his magnificent band showcase songs from the
critically acclaimed album A Seat At My Table
alongside choice covers.
“Elio Pace... one of the best kept secrets in the
world” Dave Lee Travis
The AC/DC show with a difference! Both the Bon
Scott and Brian Johnson eras are portrayed by two
different singers in one explosive concert. If you
close your eyes, you hear AC/DC, and if you open
your eyes, you see AC/DC, with a rock hard rhythm
section and some frenetic fretboard wizardry from
Angus Lorne as Angus Young. You’ll hear all the
classics from Whole Lotta Rosie and Highway to
Hell to Thunderstruck and Back In Black.
www.eliopace.com
www.livewiredc.co.uk
Ben Waters Band
Limehouse Lizzy
C’Mon Everybody
Date:
Tickets: £15
JANUARY
The Groundhogs & Stray
Other ways you can
support our work
The success of our music and
education programme depends
on the generous support of many
individuals and organisations.
“If you fail to laugh like a lunatic, check yourself
into a mortuary: you are probably dead.” Metro
Having been voted the Best Big Band in the
Land for the 12th consecutive year, The Syd
Lawrence Orchestra’s popularity continues to
go from strength to strength. Leader Chris Dean
packs a real punch with this dazzling new show
The Best of the Big Bands offering an evening
featuring the music of Glenn Miller, Count Basie,
Tommy Dorsey, Artie Shaw, Benny Goodman, Billy
May, Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald. Played by
performers with a real passion for their music, this
show is bound to leave you dazzled from the very
first number.
www.johnbishoponline.com
www.syd-lawrence-orchestra.com
This year John Bishop realised that he has reached
the same age that Elvis was when he died. Crisis.
Come and see the new show by the multi-award
winning comedian and star of For One Night
Only, Michael McIntyre’s Roadshow, Skins and
8 Out of 10 Cats, the man the Independent on
Sunday called ‘a born story teller’. It’s exciting and
hilarious and you’ll be begging for more.
Stewart Lee
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Sinatra at The Sands
s"ECOMEAFriend of The Stables – benefits
include priority booking and ticket discounts.
sName A Seat – your chosen name on a seat
in the auditorium.
s,EAVEAgift in your will to help nurture the
next generation of musicians.
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For further information please call 01908 280816
or email development@stables.org
www.stables.org
Don’t forget your tickets for this
swashbuckling Christmas treat!
Date:
Tuesday 22 December 2009 Saturday 9 January 2010
Tickets: from £9
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JANUARY
Sylvia Anderson: My FAB Years
Date:
Monday 1 February, 8pm
Tickets: £25
Date:
Wednesday 3 February, 8pm
Tickets: £14, £16
John Hylton is Europe’s foremost Neil Diamond
tribute performer. Together with his 7-piece band,
John gives a perfect performance in an electrifying
show that will convince you that you’ve spent the
evening with Neil himself, featuring all the wellloved hits including Love On The Rocks, Sweet
Caroline and Forever In Blue Jeans.
“A flawless performance…” The UK Neil Diamond
Fan Club
www.johnhylton.com
California Dreaming
Perennial US folk music legend returns to The
Stables in what will be his incredible sixth decade
as a performer. He’s delighted generations of
audiences with unforgettable classics including
Ramblin’ Boy, Always on My Mind, and Bottle of
Wine and his work has been covered by everyone
from Joan Baez, Judy Collins and Pete Seeger to
Willie Nelson and John Denver. Tom has a magical
charisma on stage, combining subtly acerbic
wit with dignity, humanity and unique charm in
abundance. An absolute one-off.
“We are all born singing Tom Paxton songs”
Nanci Griffith
www.tompaxton.com
Charlie Landsborough
Sensational 12-piece salsa orchestra
Bacalao return with a hot line-up of new
tunes for 2010. One of the UK’s leading
salsa orchestras, they are led by sensational
Colombian lead singers Raffael Berrio and
Diego Monsalves and are inspired by music
from Puerto Rico, Colombia, Venezuela and
Cuba. Be prepared to be hit by the rhythms
of classic New Yorican salsa dura, plena,
son, cha-cha-cha and coumbia, with original
arrangements and compositions. Bacalao never
fail to get the crowd moving so be prepared
to take to the dancefloor that will be specially
created for this event!
www.bacalao.co.uk
Moishe’s Bagel
MEAL DEAL
For £27 per person you can sample some tasty
tapas (vegetarian options available) served in
Café in2.
reserve your table.
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Tom Paxton
Date:
Tickets: £18.50
Steve Knightley
Supported by Jenna Witts
Date:
Sunday 31 January, 8pm
Tickets: £15
Meet the REAL Lady Penelope – you’ll have a
FAB time! Composer and record producer David
Courtney joins forces with British TV/film and
entertainment pioneer Sylvia Anderson for an
entertaining evening centred around Sylvia’s
long-awaited biography My FAB Years. Sylvia
was the voice of the elegant, charming, deadly
super-agent Lady Penelope in Thunderbirds, and
the show features unique archive film footage of
many of the classic TV shows she helped to create
(including Thunderbirds, Fireball XL5, Stingray,
Captain Scarlett, Space 1999 and UFO). There’ll
be time for a few questions too.
www.sylviaanderson.org.uk
Date:
Friday 29 January, 8pm
Tickets: £15
Real Diamond
FEBRUARY
Bacalao
Bob Monkhouse:
Like this? Try this: Some Kind Of Man
Jon Allen
Date:
Tuesday 2 February, 8pm
Tickets: £12.50
14 February
Gerry & The Pacemakers
Date:
Thursday 4 February, 8pm
Tickets: £22
Show of Hands’ inspired frontman and Radio 2
Folk Award winner Steve Knightley - hailed as one
of England’s best songwriters - joins us in solo
mood as he tours his striking new album Track
of Words Retraced. This new work is so called
because it revisits Track of Words, his first solo
album of a decade ago. This re-recording, perhaps
more than any of his other work, underlines the
sheer diversity of Knightley’s songwriting, stripping
away the bigger production feel of the original
album and lending it a more subtle, acoustic style.
Jon Allen has already achieved much in his short
career. Similar to contemporaries Jose Gonzales and
Damien Rice whilst being evocative of the late 60s
folk-rock scene, his sound shows influences from the
early Faces to the legendary John Martyn in his Solid
Air era. Seen here at The Stables last season as part
of the Footprints tour, this summer saw the release
of his debut album Dead Man’s Suit, with its singles
Going Home and In Your Light being championed
by both BBC Radios 1 and 2 and finding fans in
songwriting heavyweights Guy Chambers and James
Morrison. A star in the making.
“One of England’s greatest singer-songwriters.”
Mike Harding
“Like Cat Stevens, Nick Drake…Exemplary.”
Uncut Magazine
Join in this musical journey through the life and times
of 60s icon Gerry Marsden. Gerry & The Pacemakers
topped the British and American charts for much of
the 60s with hits such as How Do You Do It, I Like It
and You’ll Never Walk Alone. Gerry’s popularity means
that he continues to tour extensively in the UK and
abroad, delighting audiences with his fabulous show.
It’s a roller-coaster ride of music, fun and nostalgia
that’s not to be missed.
www.showofhands.co.uk
www.jon-allen.co.uk
www.gerrymarsden.co.uk
Spiers & Boden
Kate Walsh
John Walker & The Dakotas
Like this? Try this: 30 April
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Date:
Friday 5 February, 7.30pm
Tickets: £8 (£4 concessions)
Date:
Tickets: £15
This is the third consecutive year that Wootton Upper
School & Arts College have staged this evening of
jazz, blues and soul favourites – a dazzling delight
which will leave you tapping your feet for many days
to come! You’ll be blown away once more by the
wealth of talent on display and by the versatility of
all our young performers as you enjoy a wonderful
evening of nonstop music and entertainment!
Acker Bilk
The Stables’
40th Anniversary Concert
Date: Saturday 6 February, 8pm
Tickets: £30, £40, £50*
On the 6th of February 1970 The Stables
opened its doors for its very first concert –
now come and join us as we celebrate our
40th birthday with a very special concert
commemorating 40 years of music-making.
Hosted by The Stables’ Life Presidents, Sir
John Dankworth and Dame Cleo Laine, it will
feature a host of Stables favourites and special
surprise guests. The sensational line-up will be
revealed soon so keep checking the website for
more details, but rest assured that this will be
an unmissable evening in The Stables’ history.
www.stables.org
support The Stables’ 40th
Anniversary Concert
*A fundraising concert in aid of Wavendon Allmusic Plan Ltd
Sir James & Lady Jeanne Galway
Like this? Try this: 23 May*
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Yasmin Levy
Yasmin Levy’s romantic, spiritual music
explores the tension between the purity of
Ladino (the Judeo-Spanish music of Spain)
and the fiery passionate heart of flamenco.
She first successfully explored the fusion of
these two in her second album La Juderia but
then rediscovered her Ladino roots with her
third album Mano Suave. For her brand new
fourth album Sentir she has finally found a
vision that effortlessly integrates these various
musical directions. The album draws songs not
only from the Ladino and flamenco traditions
but also from contemporary material written
by Yasmin and even Leonard Cohen, with a
remarkable and fresh version of Hallelujah.
Stewart Lee: If You Prefer A Milder
Comedian, Please Ask For One
Date:
Tickets: £16
A new touring show from the star of BBC2’s Stewart
Lee’s Comedy Vehicle. Stew says “ In this show,
an account of something that happened to me in
a coffee shop will be used as a convenient framing
device for disparate material possibly concerning
English Heritage, Top Gear, The Olympics,
emigration, prawns, Bella Pasta, The National
Trust, farmers, DH Lawrence, piglets, cathedrals,
bees, Iggy Pop, cider adverts, riots etc etc.” Expect
some punchy stuff, inexplicable hostility towards
relatively innocuous figures, a quasi-serious bit at
the end, and new for 2010 – a song!
“The audience are compelled to see just how far
he dare push it, and left to marvel at the man’s
sheer audacity.” Chortle
www.stewartlee.co.uk
Alex Horne
Like this? Try this: 3 March Stage 2
Fairport Convention
Date:
Tickets: £23
Fairport Convention are one of the greatest live bands
on today’s folk circuit. Their gigs attract critical
acclaim and delight audiences, as every concert is
different and the band’s rich and varied repertoire
ensures an exciting mix of old favourites and brand
new numbers. The band has won a coveted BBC
Lifetime Achievement Award and Radio 2 listeners
voted Fairport’s groundbreaking album Liege &
Lief ‘The Most Influential Folk Album of All Time’.
Whether you are a devoted fan or a newcomer to their
music, this concert will be something very special.
www.fairportconvention.com
Urban Folk Quartet
Wootton Jazz Night
FEBRUARY
FEBRUARY
Promoted by Wootton Upper School
Stackridge
Date:
Friday 12 February, 8pm
Tickets: £15
Bernie Marsden: Bernie Plays Rory
Date:
Tickets: £18
“Levy’s biggest asset is her voice, which
is versatile, sensuous, and brimming with
emotion.” The Independent
www.yasminlevy.net
Eduardo Niebla
MEAL DEAL
For £27 per person you can enjoy a Sephardic
feast (vegetarian options available) served in
Café in2.
reserve your table.
Tonight ex-Whitesnake guitarist and writer Bernie
Marsden celebrates the music of Rory Gallagher in
his new project which features bass player David Levy
and drummer Richard Newman (who were both in
Rory’s last band) alongside guitarist Jim Kirkpatrick.
Their new CD Bernie Plays Rory features music
from The Taste plus many of Rory’s solo recordings,
acoustic songs and a lot of blues – of course! Bernie
is renowned for his blues roots and is also very likely
to play something off the cuff – “And that” says
Richard Newman “Is a very Rory Gallagher thing.”
www.berniemarsden.co.uk
Coco Montoya
On September 19 1970 Stackridge played the first
note at the first Glastonbury festival. Reformed last
year, they still retain their unique mix of charm,
skill and intelligence. They return to The Stables
touring their new album A Victory For Common
Sense, which sees them sounding as contemporary
and fresh as bands half their age. Strangely
strange and wonderfully wonderful, this collection
of songs emphasises their talent for writing
memorable melodies and playful, poignant lyrics
and is being hailed as one of the most significant
releases of the decade.
www.myspace.com/stackridge
Alphabet Backwards
Like this? Try this: & We Aeronauts
5 February Stage 2
13
FEBRUARY
Date:
Tickets: £14
Limehouse Lizzy keep the spirit of Celtic rock icon
Philip Lynott and his band Thin Lizzy alive, well and
dominating stages worldwide. Attention to detail,
playful audience interaction and that all important
X-factor leave you feeling like you’ve witnessed the
real thing. Their latest tour explores and celebrates
the musical legacy of the hard-living, hard-rocking,
yet at times surprisingly tender and romantic artist
that was Philip Lynott. Expect more of the Celticinfluenced tracks like Whisky in the Jar and Black
Rose amongst classics like The Boys are Back in
Town, Sarah and many others.
www.limehouselizzy.com
Are You Experienced
Atila sings all your favourite swingers with
consummate charm and panache! After five years
spent honing his warm, melodic vocal skills with
the National Youth Jazz Orchestra he’s been pretty
busy – last year he toured the UK as special guest
with friend and mentor Buddy Greco, performed to
great acclaim with the BBC Big Band, acquired a
monthly residency Upstairs at Ronnie Scott’s and
recorded his album Hello Young Lovers. Welcome
back to this jazz star of the future!
www.atila.co.uk
Sinatra at The Sands
Like this? Try this: 19 march
Promoted by Simon Cartwright
Bob Monkhouse: Some Kind Of Man
Date:
Sunday 14 February, 8pm
Tickets: £14, £16
Acknowledgements
The Stables would like to give a
special thanks to the following for
their valuable support:
An affectionate reflection of the life and career of
master comedian Bob Monkhouse OBE. The first
half features a screening of Bob’s final acting role
in a pilot sitcom called Satsuma & Pumpkin which
has never been broadcasted, offering fans a rare
opportunity to witness his final work. The second
half sees Simon Cartwright as Bob Monkhouse,
reminding us of some great moments in a
showbusiness career spanning some 50 years. As
Bob was a talented cartoonist, there will be some
animated clips of various celebrities voiced by
Alistair McGowan and Simon.
Arts Council of England, Dame Cleo Laine,
Foundation for Sport & The Arts, Jim Marshall,
Sir John Dankworth, Mancini Institute, Milton
Keynes Arts Association, The Wavendon Foundation
www.bobmonkhouse.org
Sylvia Anderson
14
Moishe’s Bagel
Date:
Tickets: £15
Rip-roaring, foot-stomping, jazz-inflected
klezmer and Balkan music from some of
Scotland’s finest musicians. An intoxicating,
life-affirming mix of Eastern European dance
music, Middle Eastern rhythms and virtuoso
performances, Moishe’s Bagel combines
the energy and passion of Eastern European
folk music with the excitement and soul of
improvisation. We’re just as likely to see them
jamming in a late night jazz den, grooving at
a forest festival, or enthralling an upmarket
concert hall. The interaction of their individual
musical personalities creates their own style,
a sound that mixes klezmer, folk dance, jazz,
eastern percussion and more, topped off with
dazzling musicality and classical rigour.
“Consummate musicians, the degree of
concentration and engagement with their
music is palpable… this is high-class work.”
EdinburghGuide.com
www.moishesbagel.co.uk
Koshka
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Balkan cuisine (vegetarian options available)
served in Café in2.
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Jennifer Batten
Date:
Tickets: £14
Rock guitar heroine Jennifer Batten’s playing is so
hot it could strip paint. She plays everything from
straight-ahead rock to metal, fusion and funk, but
a major turning point came when she was selected
from over one hundred guitarists to appear as
Michael Jackson’s guitarist for three world tours
(including a half-time performance which aired
to a record 1.5 billion viewers during Super Bowl
XXVII) and appeared as Jeff Beck’s guitarist for two
world tours. This performance includes Jennifer’s
own special tribute to Michael Jackson.
www.jenniferbatten.com
Never The Bride
Atila
Date:
Saturday 13 February, 8pm
Tickets: £17.50
FEBRUARY
Limehouse Lizzy
Barbara Dickson
Date:
Tickets: £36
A multi-million-selling recording artist whose hits
include The Caravan Song and January February,
and with an Olivier award-winning acting career,
Barbara Dickson has firmly established herself as
one of the most versatile performers in the UK.
She has a voice that can soar through the high
notes or burn with soul power. With over 40 years’
experience as a professional musician, actress
and singer Barbara’s CV reads like a showbusiness
Who’s Who, working with Willy Russell, Tim Rice
and Andrew Lloyd Webber – to name but a few!
“Barbara Dickson is a very special talent.”
Sir George Martin
www.barbaradickson.net
Elkie Brooks
Like this? Try this: 26 June
15
FEBRUARY
Plus support
Date:
Tickets: £18.50
Swing Out Sister boast a unique blend of cinematic
jazz pop that owes as much to jazz fusion and hiphop as to sixties pop and soul, with typically wellcrafted arrangements and a hint of electro along
the way. This intimate jazzy sound earned them
several chart singles, including Breakout, Surrender
and Twilight World. Their debut album It’s Better
To Travel hit the No. 1 spot in the UK album chart
and worldwide success and Grammy nominations
followed. Eight studio albums, two live albums
and hundreds of live shows have maintained this
international momentum.
Actor, adventurer, author and motorbike fanatic
Charley Boorman takes a break from travelling the
world, to travel the UK and join us here at The
Stables with his brand new live show. The star of
Long Way Round, Long Way Down, Race To Dakar
and By Any Means hosts an evening of stories,
anecdotes and tales from his worldwide escapades.
www.swingoutsister.com
www.longwaydown.com
Beverley Craven
Jonatha Brooke
Date:
Tickets: £17.50
Such was her impact with the audience that after her
first show at The Stables in 2007 Jonatha Brooke
sold more CDs than any artist previously had. She
has a host of critically acclaimed albums to her
credit including her current CD The Works where she
has set new music to previously unpublished Woody
Guthrie lyrics. She returns this year with her full
band in tow to showcase her catalogue and air some
new songs. This date will mark the end of her UK
tour and is sure to be an evening to remember.
“Jonatha Brooke has been making intimate, well
crafted music for years.” Rolling Stone
16
Date:
Tickets: £16
Spinadisc is a specialist music shop in The
Stables’ foyer, selling CDs, DVDs, magazines
and signed memorabilia. Previously-owned
collectable CDS are also bought & sold.
Genres covered include rock, pop, jazz,
blues, folk, classical & alternative.
Contact 07956 581519
or email spinadisc@stables.org
Profits help support the music and
education programmes at The Stables
PMC generously support The Stables by supplying equipment
for the Mancini Forum, Stage 2 and Recording Studio
Date:
Tickets: £13.50
“...Beautiful vocals from stunning new lead singer
Lisa Fury.” Record Collector
www.karnataka.org.uk
Alex Horne
Spinadisc at The Stables
Karnataka
From powerful to ethereal, breathtaking to
haunting, Karnataka’s music draws upon many
influences. From melodic and progressive rock to
Celtic and cinematic soundscapes, their sound
takes the listener on an unforgettable musical
journey. Featuring Ian Jones on bass and acoustic
guitars, Lisa Fury on lead vocals, Gonzalo Carrera
on keyboards, Enrico Pinna on lead guitar, Ian
Harris on drums and percussion and Phillipa
Cookman on backing vocals, Karnataka will be
performing classic songs from their back catalogue
and stunning new material from their forthcoming
studio album The Gathering Light.
www.jonathabrooke.com
Jill Sobule
California Dreaming
Never The Bride
This is the show for you if you enjoyed the
music of the great American song book of the
late 60s and early 70s, featuring the songs
that defined an era: Hotel California, 50 Ways
To Leave Your Lover, You’ve Got A Friend,
Reelin’ in the Years and Big Yellow Taxi. You’ll
hear classic after classic, made famous by the
iconic artists of the era - Bob Dylan, Steely
Dan, The Eagles, Crosby Stills And Nash,
James Taylor and Joni Mitchell. It’s pure
euphoric summer joy – you’ll feel like you’re
cruising through Laurel Canyon with the roof
down, the sun shining and stereo turned up.
www.sweeneyentertainments.co.uk
Homeward Bound
MEAL DEAL
Big Jim’s Diner in2 is back! For £28 per person
you can enjoy the all USA’s favourite fast food
before the show – burgers, chilli and hot dogs
(vegetarian options available).
reserve your table.
The Charley Boorman Show
Date:
Tickets: £19.50
FEBRUARY
Swing Out Sister
Jo Caulfield: Won’t Shut Up
Date:
Tickets: £14
The minute Jo Caulfield hits the stage you know
you’re in for a good time. She is one of the most
successful and instantly recognisable female
comedians in the country, star of BBC Radio 4’s
critically acclaimed It’s That Jo Caulfield Again
and a regular on Mock The Week, Have I Got News
For You, Never Mind The Buzzcocks, Argumental,
Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow and Best of
The Comedy Store.
“Sharp-witted, urban comedy that goes down a
treat. Like a sociology textbook, but with jokes”
The Times.
www.jocaulfield.com
Lucy Porter
17
FEBRUARY
Coco Montoya
Kate Walsh
Date:
Tickets: £15
Date:
Tuesday 2 March, 8pm
Tickets: £16.50
Date:
Thursday 4 March, 8pm
Tickets: £15
Horse recorded Coming Up For Air (her 8th album)
after losing both parents in quick succession. In
it she shares her experience of loss, love, and even
lust! This show encompasses these brilliant new
songs and glorious back catalogue with full band.
Will Young has recently covered her song Careful
which promises to introduce her to a much wider
audience. She is phenomenal!
Guitarist and vocalist Coco Montoya’s explosive guitar
playing, soul-driven voice, hard work and constant
touring have propelled him to the outer reaches of
the blues-rock stratosphere. Legendary bluesman
Albert Collins taught him the secrets of his own “icy
hot” style of blues guitar and later John Mayall was
blown away by Montoya’s playing, resulting in ten
years on the road with the Bluesbreakers. At every
show the fans’ jaws drop and ciritcs rave over his
mind-bending guitar licks and impassioned vocals.
Calling Kate Walsh a singer songwriter is like saying
Van Gogh was a cartoonist. Kate is different. She’s
been likened to Joni Mitchell, Kate Bush and Jane
Austen, and when she sits down to write a song she
bares her soul with shocking candour. Her songs are
about relationships, and listening to their pain and
fragility you’d imagine she must be permanently
teetering on the edge of a nervous breakdown, but
far from it. Kate Walsh is warm, funny and selfdeprecating, recognising the self-indulgent nature of
the confessional songwriter’s art. She joins us with
with songs from her latest album Light and Dark.
King Pleasure & the Biscuit Boys are more than
just the world’s greatest swing band, they are
an institution! The band have been on the road
for two decades playing every European country
as well as the USA and Russia and recording
ten CDs. Dazzling musicianship, riveting stage
performances and more than 50 TV appearances
have established them as the Kings of Swing. Join
them for a joyous jamboree of jazz!
“Behind the fun and rollicking good times lies an
outfit skilled enough for the horns to come on with
the bite and precision of the Basie Band”.
The Guardian
www.randan.org
Never the Bride
www.bigbearmusic.com
www.cocomontoya.com
Albert Lee
Acker Bilk
Eduardo Niebla in Concert
The King’s Got Donkey’s Ears
Date:
Tickets: £16.50
Date:
Tickets: £8, under 16s £6.50, family ticket
(2 adults/2 under 16s) £26
With Eduardo Niebla (composer & guitarist) and
Ricardo Garcia (guitar accompaniment).
Good King Orik goes for a walk in the woods and
comes out cursed with the big furry ears of a
donkey! Embarrassed and upset, the King hides
away in his tower, hoping that no one will discover
the secret hidden under his hat. But Scruffibus,
the King’s wise and faithful dog, realises that
something must be done! Theatre of Widdershins
brings you this tale of mythical mayhem and
asinine antics, lovingly retold with the company’s
unique blend of puppetry, storytelling and original
music. Suitable for everyone 4+.
www.theatre-of-widdershins.co.uk
Treasure Island
Like this? Try this: 22 December – 9 January
18
“Coco Montoya is the real McCoy. Prepare to get
scorched.” Billboard
Like this? Try this: 11 June
Spiers & Boden
Date:
Tickets: £14
www.katewalsh.co.uk
Jon Allen
Classic Clapton
25th Anniversary Tour
Date:
Friday 5 March, 8pm
Tickets: £16
A formidable flamenco-jazz guitar virtuoso,
Eduardo Niebla is a master among today’s
generation; technically superb, breathtakingly
versatile, supernaturally talented. Inspired by
tours to India and the Middle East and by his
adopted Yorkshire homeland, Eduardo presents
his stunning new album in memory of his mother
- intricately brilliant, passionate flamenco infused
with a myriad of Eastern colours and a gypsy-jazz
edge. World class guitar playing at its very best.
Described by The Guardian as “the finest
instrumental duo on the traditional scene” and
twice winners of the BBC Radio 2 folk award for
Best Duo, Spiers and Boden have made the genre
of spontaneous, punky English folk very much their
own stomping ground. Loud and proud, they create
a multitude of musical textures on a handful of
acoustic instruments, spinning traditional stories
and dance tunes that are as much at home on the
main stage of Cambridge Folk Festival as they are
in a lock-in at the local pub.
“Astonishing interplay between the principals
who wed technical fluidity and virtuosity to an
unashamedly secular passion.” Q Review
“Technically they stand head to head with the best
of their generation... halfway to reinventing the
style without even realising it.” fRoots Magazine
The world’s no. 1 Eric Clapton tribute band return
to The Stables as part of their 25th Anniversary
Tour. Featuring front-man Mike Hall (who not
only looks like Eric, he sings and plays guitar like
him too!) Classic Clapton comprises 4 excellent
musicians who stunningly recreate Slowhand’s
electrifying stage performances from Cream and
The Bluesbreakers to The Yardbirds, Derek & The
Dominos and the solo years. This 2-hour musical
journey includes all the hits - Wonderful Tonight, I
Shot The Sheriff, Lay Down Sally, Crossroads, Tears
in Heaven, Layla and even an Unplugged segment.
www.eduardoniebla.com
www.spiersandboden.com
www.classic-clapton.com
Yasmin Levy
Urban Folk Quartet
Horse
Date:
Tickets: £15
MARCH
King Pleasure & The Biscuit Boys
Are You Experienced
19
MARCH
Never The Bride
Steve Howe Trio
Date:
Tickets: £17.50
Date:
Saturday 13 March, 8pm
Tickets: £15
Date:
Tickets: £19.50
The redoubtable Charlie Landsborough has never
looked back since his meteoric rise to success
with his first big hit, What Colour Is the Wind,
and now he joins us as he takes to the road
touring latest album Nothing Lasts Forever.
Charlie and his five-piece band are well known for
keeping concertgoers enthralled and his telling
lyrics and his engaging anecdotes captivate
audiences wherever he performs. On stage he is as
entertaining as he is melodic and there’s always a
good dose of humour thrown in.
www.charlielandsborough.com
Kieran Goss
Acker Bilk
& His Paramount Jazz Band
A world-class rock band, Never The Bride have
graced stages around the world with rock gods such
as The Who, Robert Plant, Paul Rogers, ZZ TOP, The
Pretenders, Alice Cooper, Peter Frampton and many
more. After one such performance, Roger Daltrey of
The Who told the audience “Nikki Lamborn has the
best female rock voice since Janis Joplin and I know
what I’m talking about, I knew Janis.” High praise
indeed – and completely deserved. Nikki’s powerful
presence and strong vocals combined with keyboard
player and guitarist Been’s writing skills make Never
The Bride quite unique.
“Eliza Carthy is one of the figureheads of the English
folk revival … compelling.” Evening Standard.
“Never The Bride… are fantastic on stage and
they’ve really built up a reputation of being one of
the best live bands in Britain.” Bob Harris, Radio 2
Drawing on their love of jazz, blues and country
the Steve Howe Trio create a friendly tension
between Steve Howe compositions, Yes hits and
the hard bop jazz of Dylan Howe and Ross Stanley.
They’ll be playing music from Kenny Burrell,
Jimmy Smith and Roland Kirk as well as new
arrangements of Steve’s original compositions
and specially selected Yes classics. The Trio, with
Steve’s son Dylan Howe - rightly acclaimed as
one of the best drummers of his generation - and
keyboard maestro Ross Stanley on Hammond
organ, is in marked contrast to Steve’s previous
work and a truly masterful combination.
www.eliza-carthy.com
www.neverthebride.com
www.myspace.com/stevehowetrio
Gilmore Roberts
Horse
Simon Mayor & The Mandolinquents
Jill Sobule
Date:
Friday 12 March, 8pm
Tickets: £15
Date:
Sunday 14 March, 8pm
Tickets: £15
Acker recorded his well-loved clarinet classic
Stranger On The Shore in 1961 and this became
the first ever recording to be No. 1 simultaneously
in the UK and USA and is now the 58th bestselling record since the charts began. He’s
received many awards and gold and platinum
records in a career spanning over 50 years. A
sparkling evening of foot-tapping trad jazz from
this great Stables favourite.
We’ve had the ukulele revival, now here comes the
mandolin revival! The Mandolinquents are Britain’s
first modern mandolin quartet and their infectious
sense of fun influences everything they play, from
lively reels to traditional airs and hot swing to
ragtime. In the 1930s mandolin orchestras were
all the rage - every self-respecting town had one.
Today the mandolin is undergoing a huge revival in
folk and indie bands as well as in classical circles,
and its years of confinement to back bedrooms
(where legions of enthusiasts had been hiding
away) are at an end.
After many ups and downs with major record
labels Jill Sobule took the unique step to fund
her new album California Years Vol 1 by asking
her fans for donations. Within 3 months she had
raised the money and now she brings her new
album to the UK. Upon hearing this Bob Harris
instantly booked her for a session on his show.
Jill is truly one of the great singer-songwriters
of our time; there are few who possess the same
sense of melody and virtually none who can write
lyrics the way that she can. This is a great chance
to see an artist who - to borrow from a title of a
song on her new album - has ‘Nothing To Prove.’
www.ackersmusicagency.co.uk
www.mandolinquents.com
www.jillsobule.com
Date:
Sunday 7 March, 8pm
Tickets: £19.50
Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen
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Eliza Carthy is winner of two Mercury Prize
nominations, an unrivalled seven BBC Radio 2
Folk Awards and innumerable other accolades over
a 16-year career. An innovative singer and fiddleplayer, Eliza divides her time between touring and
recording with her legendary parents Martin Carthy
and Norma Waterson, and numerous pioneering
solo and band projects. Describing herself simply
as a ‘modern British musician’, she has revitalised
and made folk music relevant to new audiences,
capturing the most hardened of dissenters with her
intelligent, boundary-crossing performance.
Andy McKee
Jonatha Brooke
Eliza Carthy
Date:
Tickets: £28
MARCH
Dan Berglund
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Sinatra At The Sands
Date:
Tickets: £12.50
Date:
Sunday 21 March, 8pm
Tickets: £13.50
Stephen Triffitt – considered to be the world’s finest
Sinatra performer – recreates Frank’s performance
with the legendary Count Basie Orchestra at
the Sands Hotel, Las Vegas. Featuring Sinatra’s
best-loved hits such as Under My Skin, Come Fly
with Me and My Kind of Town and complimented
by Quincy Jones’ reworking of Sinatra’s musical
arrangements for “the most swinging band of all
time”, this is an evening of the hippest musical
mastery you could ever hope to see. Backed by a
17-piece Big Band Orchestra, Triffitt recreates all
this with warmth, style, good humour and above all,
an exquisite transformation into Sinatra.
Mamer is one of China’s most original young
artists, creating lyrical troubadour folk with one
foot in the past and the other in the future,
infused with an alt.country sensibility and
touched with the renegade spirit of everyone
from Woody Guthrie to the Velvet Underground
and Nick Cave. He grew up steeped in the
strong musical tradition of Kazakh nomadic
culture and his debut album Eagle features
songs of the open grasslands, deeply rooted
in traditional Kazakh folk song combined
with Western folk and rock with virtuosic
performances on guitar, dombra and other
traditional instruments. Haunting, lyrical,
ambient and subtle, Eagle breathes life into
the ancient songs and instruments of this
magical landscape.
“Astounding eastern music. Never heard
anything like it. Wonderful.” Stephen Fry
www.realworldrecords.com/artists/mamer
Yasmin Levy
MEAL DEAL
For £24.50 per person you can sample a taste
of Xinjiang – Mamer’s home region - (vegetarian
options available) served in Café in2.
reserve your table.
22
Andy McKee
Koshka
After receiving over 50 million views for his
YouTube videos, acoustic guitar soloist Andy’s
success is a testament to people’s desire for
something new and interesting to listen to. While
there are countless amazing guitar players in the
world, it is Andy’s attention to song structure and
melodic content that elevates him to another level.
He likes to try different things with the guitar altered tunings, partial capos, percussive hits and
tapping. In Andy’s hands these are no mere tricks,
but compositional tools used to create some very
finely crafted music indeed.
“… Faithful re-creation of Old Blue Eyes’
mannerisms, voice and phrasing… you’d swear
you’re listening to the original.” Pittsburgh Tribune
Atila
Lucy Porter: Fool’s Gold
Date:
Tickets: £14
Lucy Porter’s latest solo show is a witty romp through
the history of gold. In these times of recession, gold
is prized more highly than ever, as other forms of
currency grow worthless. What’s so special about
gold, and why is it that human beings have long been
obsessed with the yellow, shiny stuff? The show will
feature live alchemy, a tribute to Mr T and a very
valuable, big gold thing with security guards and
everything! Lucy’s tour shows have been sell-out hits
every year since 2005. Fool’s Gold promises to be
another gilt-edged treasure.
“Hilarious Porter is definitely in credit after the
crunch.” Edinburgh Evening News
www.lucyporter.co.uk
Shappi Khorsandi
Date:
Tickets: £14
www.andymckee.com
Derrin Nauendorf
Koshka return to The Stables after the
enthusiastic response to their Russian Winter &
Gypsy Fire tour in 2008. The trio are Russian
violinists Oleg Ponomarev and Lev Atlas
alongside Scottish guitarist Nigel Clark, playing
vibrant, enthralling music, brimming with
dazzling skill, wit and innovation. Most of the
music is written by Oleg and clearly shows his
gypsy heritage, but also includes elements
reminiscent of hot-club, classical, jazz
and Balkan music, as Koshka take gypsy music
to increasingly dizzy heights of invention and
creativity. Their combination of conservatoire
rigour, wild gypsy flair, abundant technical
ability and passionate performance creates
breathtaking music.
Like this? Try this: 9 December Stage 2
In association with Roots Round About
Date:
Tickets: £22.50
MARCH
MARCH
Mamer
www.koshka.uk.com
Mamer
MEAL DEAL
For £25.50 per person you can sample the
cuisine of Russia (vegetarian options available)
served in Café in2.
reserve your table.
Date:
Tickets: from £9
23
MARCH
Aly Bain & Phil Cunningham
An Evening with Shappi Khorsandi
Shockheaded Peter and other Gory Verses
Are You Experienced
Date:
Tickets: £15
Date:
Tickets: £18.50
Date:
Tickets: £16
Date:
Tickets: £13
Aly Bain is the best known and most significant
fiddle player in the Celtic tradition. He is rightly
regarded as Scotland’s supreme fiddler - arguably
the finest of all time. Phil Cunningham is a world
famous accordion player and composer. Aly and
Phil have been touring together since 1988 to
packed concert halls, recording their first album
The Pearl together in 1994. Since then they have
toured extensively across Europe. In 2005 they
won the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards Best Duo Award,
and have also been nominated in the Scottish Trad
Music Awards 2006 for the Live Act of the Year.
As seen as on Live At The Apollo, Friday Night
with Jonathan Ross, The Secret Policeman’s Ball,
8/10 Cats and Have I Got News for You, Shappi
Khorsandi is one of the hottest comedy prospects
in the country. She’s feisty, flirty and effortlessly
funny she handles every subject with a razor sharp
wit, softened only by her deliciously dizzy delivery
and endless charm. Shappi is also the best-selling
author of A Beginner’s Guide to Acting English,
published by Bloomsbury.
The Tiger Lillies are the Godfathers of alternative
cabaret. Direct from a sell-out London West-End
run and the Edinburgh Festival, they’re bringing
their dark and deviant theatrics to The Stables,
performing songs from the Olivier Award-Winning
smash Shockheaded Peter, their Grammy nominated
album The Gorey End (featuring songs adapted from
the stories of writer and illustrator Edward Gorey) and
other deranged favourites. Shocking songs of naughty
girls and boys and cautionary tales to chill the blood.
Suitable for age 16+.
600,000 people went to the Isle of Wight in August
1970 to see the only real legendary rock guitarist
the world has ever seen – Jimi Hendrix. How could
anyone possibly measure up to him? Well, when
you listen to Are You Experienced featuring John
Campbell, you very quickly realise that it can be
done! The guitar work is note perfect, and at the
same time beautifully fluent. The voice IS Hendrix,
and the persona of the man himself is on the stage,
personified by John Campbell, who bears a striking
physical resemblance to Jimi.
“Fleshily engorged with the pustule throb of the
garishly gaudy and gloriously obscene.” Time Out
www.tigerlillies.com
“Unnerving accuracy – uncannily like the real
thing.” Guitarist Magazine.
Moishe’s Bagel
T-Rextasy
Clare Teal
Dan Berglund
Date:
Tickets: £22.50
Date:
Monday 29 March, 8pm
Tickets: £15
Clare Teal returns with a brand new show, featuring
newly recorded material plus selections from her
impressive back catalogue - a glorious mix of
standards, classics and originals from the albums
spanning her highly successful career! The multiaward winning singer-songwriter, Radio 2 presenter
and columnist brings her unique blend of humour
and great music to the stage backed by the finest
jazz musicians. Led by dynamic young composer,
conductor and pianist Grant Windsor, this show
really swings – quite unmissable!
“Wonderful. Worth raving about.”
Sir Michael Parkinson
Former e.s.t. bassist Dan Berglund releases his first
solo recording in early 2010, a brand new set of
self-penned music that draws from his background
in both jazz and rock, and of course grows out of his
seminal role in the extraordinary e.s.t story. After
the untimely death of Esbjörn Svensson in June
2008, Dan and drummer Magnus Öström decided
that it would be impossible to just add another
musician to the trio to replace Esbjörn. Berglund
has assembled a terrific quartet of fellow Swedes,
playing music that stretches from e.s.t to Pink Floyd
to Royksopp to Arvo Part.
www.clareteal.co.uk
www.hoppermanagement.com
Kaz Simmons
Like this? Try this: 1 June Stage 2
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www.areyou-experienced.co.uk
Trichotomy
Like this? Try this: 3 February Stage 2
“They are simply the best traditional musicians
you are ever likely to hear.” The Glasgow Herald
“Has a fascinating story to tell, married to one of
the warmest, most engaging performance styles I
have seen.” The Observer
www.philandaly.com
www.myspace.com/shappikhorsandi
Breabach
Jo Caulfield
Jimi Hendrix Tribute:
MARCH
The Tiger Lillies:
Be in good company!
When you need to make an impression, you can be sure
The Stables will help you deliver the right one!
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to ensure your bespoke event runs smoothly.
Conferences, Events & Training
Our expertise is firmly rooted in event management enabling
us to stage anything from a whole-day event for a senior level
conference, staff seminars, and training forums to themed
and entertaining events.
Corporate Hospitality
Live entertainment is still very much the heart and soul of
The Stables. Its unique nature has attracted audiences and
performers back, time after time. The perfect setting to
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We offer Corporate Associate programmes, with a range of
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Branding opportunities.
For more information, please call 01908 280816
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Christmas
at The Stables
Come along and enjoy Christmas
Lunch with colleagues, family
and friends in Stage 2!
Enjoy the festivities with our fabulous
Christmas Lunch parties, a great way to get
into the Christmas spirit. It’s never too early
to start planning your celebrations, so book
now to avoid disappointment and get the
lunch date you want.
Wondering what to do to thank
your colleagues, partners or
clients for a job well done?
Host a VIP Hospitality Event at The Stables
and enjoy a show with an exclusive menu
and drinks of your choice!
The Stables has a great reputation as one of
the area’s premier venues for live music &
entertainment. With a great atmosphere and
versatile choice of artists to choose from,
there is certainly something for everyone.
2
Stage
Stage 2 is The Stables’ second
performance space – intimate,
relaxed and informal. The
ideal place to catch a star
of tomorrow on their way
up, or see the stars of today
experiment with new material.
So come and hear the latest
new music and comedy, relax
and enjoy a drink with friends!
You’ll always find something to
delight and intrigue you in Stage
2, whatever your tastes.
pg 28 - 35
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...and check out our café-bar Café in
Open from 5.30pm on concert nights, Café
in2 enhances your evening by providing
informal pre-show dining, offering a variety
of snacks, light meals and desserts. Our
chef Jim Wilson uses fresh ingredients,
sourced from some of the best local
suppliers to create light tasty dishes, full
of flavour but short on additives – and
reasonably priced!
Come and experience Café in2 for yourself
– enjoy great music at The Stables and now
great food too!
To avoid disappointment, we recommend
booking a table in advance.
For more information on Christmas VIP Hospitality Packages
or Christmas Lunch in Stage 2 please go to
www.stables.org or email: development@stables.org
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Contact the Box Office: 01908 280800
or email: stables@stables.org
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DECEMBER
2
Date:
Saturday 5 December, 8.45pm
Tickets: £12
“Devastatingly creative.” The Guardian
www.asafsirkis.co.uk
Jason Yarde & Andrew
Like this? Try this: McCormack Duo
2 March
Last year Stage 2 sold out for Steve Gifford’s Boy
On A Beach concert. Having completed a highly
successful tour with this critically acclaimed
album, Steve is preparing to launch a fourth
studio album before the end of the year, Ungodly
Hour. With totally fresh compositions, lyrically the
songs cover subject matter such as Banksy the
graffiti artist, world conflict and teenagers growing
up in the 21st century. These days Steve starts his
performances with an acoustic solo set and is later
joined on stage by his touring band.
www.myspace.com/stevegiffordmusic
Kieran Goss
Keith James: Poet in New York
Date:
Friday 4 December, 8.45pm
Tickets: £12
Derrin Nauendorf
Date:
Wednesday 9 December, 8.45pm
Tickets: £9.50 in advance, £11.50 on the door
Date:
Thursday 10 December, 8.45pm
Tickets: £12
An evening of Christmassy favourites, meticulously
performed on classical guitar by Richard Durrant,
also known as The Guitar Whisperer. Richard
studied guitar, cello and composition at the Royal
College of Music, graduating with all college
guitar prizes. Since then he has given solo
recitals throughout Europe including concerto
appearances with the Royal Philharmonic and BBC
Orchestras and released several solo albums. He
also composes television and concert music and
spends much of his time producing others, notably
the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain. Join him
for an atmospheric festive treat!
“A virtuosic display riveting in its effect on the
senses...” Musical Times
www.richard-durrant.com
Morgan Szymanski
Screaming Blue Murder
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Date:
Tuesday 19 January, 8.45pm
A big personality with a big voice to match. And
she’s from Yorkshire - how could Sir Michael
Parkinson not be on her side? Sarah Mitchell is a
star in the making, signed to the label that bought
us Jamie Cullum and Clare Teal. Sarah knew from
a young age that she wanted to be a singer and
won a place at the famous Liverpool Institute of
Performing Arts. On graduating she starred in
musical reviews all over the world, with repertoire
from Broadway shows and the Great American
Songbook, but now she’s back in the UK doing
what she really loves – singing jazz!
“A distinctive voice, a nice sense of phrasing and
an instinctive feel for the songs she sings.”
Sir Michael Parkinson
www.myspace.com/sarahmitchell1
Clare Teal
Gary Fletcher
Date:
Friday 22 January, 8.45pm
Date:
Wednesday 16 December, 8.45pm
Following their show Lorca, Keith James and Rick
Foot return with Poet In New York, featuring songs
based on Federico Garcia Lorca’s visit to New
York during the great depression of 1929. The
concert explores the fascination and vulnerability
that a fragile and creative person experiences
when confronted with somewhere like New York.
Additionally, they perform Keith’s own material
alongside songs from New Yorkers Leonard Cohen
and Suzanne Vega. At the centre of it all are Keith’s
voice and guitar and Rick’s extraordinary bassplaying. The evening also includes a bio-documentary
about the life and work of Leonard Cohen.
Australian guitarist Nauendorf’s music incorporates
a melting pot of roots styles – blues, folk,
Americana. With cutting lyrics, a powerful dynamic
delivery and a strong and unique playing style he’s
one of those musicians who leaves his audience
asking “How does he DO that?” Don’t miss this,
he’s a very special player.
“Subtle, literate and with more complex
instrumentation. A triumph.” Rock’n’Reel
“Just amazing! A man who deserves to be a major
player in the music world” Maverick Magazine UK
www.poetinnewyork.com
www.derrinnauendorf.com
Steve Knightley
Sarah Mitchell
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One of the world’s premier drummers, drummer
and composer Asaf Sirkis has been in the forefront
of the UK jazz scene for over 10 years now with
many successful collaborations under his belt,
working with Gilad Atzmon, Tim Garland, Gary
Husband, Norma Winstone, Larry Coryell, Steve
Lodder, Andy Sheppard, John Etheridge and many
others. Here he presents the latest incarnation of
his trio, who released their acclaimed first album
The Monk in autumn 2008, featuring himself as
drummer and composer, Tassos Piliotopoulos on
guitar and Yaron Stavi on electric bass.
Richard Durrant:
Candlelight Christmas
STAGE
STAGE
Steve Gifford
Date:
Tuesday 1 December, 8.45pm
DEC / JAN
Asaf Sirkis Trio
Gary Fletcher
Presenting the comedy
stars of tomorrow, today!
Tonight compere Dan
Evans introduces rising
star Michael Fabbri and
headliner Mark Maier.
Lineup may be subject to
change. Suitable for those
aged 16+. Café in2 is
open until 8pm with any
orders taken after 7.30
being served in the foyer.
After 8pm light snacks will
be available from the bar.
Blues Band founder member Gary Fletcher’s solo
gigs feature his eclectic acoustic guitar playing – he
plays a right-handed guitar left-handed, without
restringing it so he’s effectively playing ‘upside
down’! This contributes to the highly individual
backdrop his playing provides to his delightfully clear
singing voice, delivering articulate, thought-provoking
and at times very personal lyrics. Whilst the majority
of his performance features his own original songs he
includes some covers from the likes of Willie Dixon,
Blind Willie Johnson and Eric Bibb.
www.garyfletchermusic.co.uk
Andy McKee
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JANUARY
Two of London’s finest harmonica players tonight,
as duo Con O’Neill’s Big Cigar (Con O’Neill and
Joe Green) are joined by versatile player Joff
Watkins for a night of high-powered rhythm and
blues entertainment. There’ll be jazz blues, soul
blues, Chicago blues, New Orleans blues and
bluegrass. You can try your hand at blues guitar
and harmonica with Con and Joe today at our
beginners workshops – see page 37.
How to describe the world famous jazzman who
is also Daryl Runswick the composer, singer,
multi-instrumentalist, electronics expert, teacher,
arranger, broadcaster and writer? Says John Wickes
(BBC) “Who else has worked with Ornette Coleman
and John Cage?” – and Cleo and John, and Tippett
and Boulez and McCartney and Previn and Sinatra
and Rattle and Wheeler and The King’s Singers…
Embracing all this, his dazzling one man show
is funny, shocking, jazzy, avant-garde and always
immediate and accessible.
STAGE
2
Date:
Tuesday 2 February, 8.45pm
With a name evoking images of frozen landscapes
and endless blue skies, The Floe are set to release
a debut album of stark beauty. But The Floe aren’t
just about image or trying to fit in with passing
trends. They are a band of real substance, a band
to believe in. Within the group there is an alchemy
that makes them both distinctive and compelling.
Brimming with tales of love, heartache, longing
and hope, The Floe’s debut album, No Looking
Back, is built on a solid foundation of delicate
melodies, soaring vocals & passionate lyrics that
melt the heart. They join us to tour this material.
www.thefloe.com
“We play both types of music: Rhythm and Blues
(well, actually, we play all four, if you include
Country and Western)!” Con O’Neill
www.myspace.com/cononeillsbigcigar
The Manfreds
Navaro
Morgan Szymanski
M1 Music Night: Sophia Ripley Band
Date:
Friday 29 January, 8.45pm
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www.btinternet.com/~daryl.runswick
Steve Howe
In Association with The Young Concert Artists Trust
Trichotomy
Date:
Sunday 31 January, 2.30pm
Date:
Wednesday 3 February, 8.45pm
Sophia Ripley leaves audiences spellbound and
amazed by her effortless vocal technique, skillful,
thought provoking and vastly entertaining - an
irresistible combination. Her original songs are rooted
in both jazz and soul, with a hint of gospel, reggae
and blues. Her lyrics express life’s highs and lows serious issues conveyed with sincere emotion, a little
polite ranting and moments of humour. Respected as
a very fine vocalist, she also sings jazz standards and
soul anthems in her own inimitable style.
A concert of Meditteranean and Latin American
music for solo guitar including tango music by the
Argentinian composer Piazzolla, music by the 18th
Century Italian composer and virtuoso guitarist
Guiliani in the style of Rossini’s operas, waltzes
by the Venezuelan composer Antonio Lauro and
beautifully evocative music by the Paraguayan
composer Barrios Mangore known as “the Paganini
of the Jungles of Paraguay”! Morgan also performs
music by the English composer Alec Roth written
especially for him.
www.myspace.com/sophiaripley
www.ycat.co.uk
Beverley Craven
“He’s a genius, one of a kind… someone I’d like to
hear a lot more of.” Sir John Dankworth
Bach Reloaded
Trichotomy are one of Australia’s most inventive
contemporary music ensembles, expanding
the capacities of the classic piano/bass/drums
combination. They skillfully blend dense, exciting
improvisations and delicate atmospherics, conjuring
up sounds of modern jazz, ambient music, avantgarde rock, free improvisation and contemporary
classical music. Comparisons can be drawn with
other progressive trios like The Bad Plus and
E.S.T, but the inventive balance between detailed
composed contrapuntal lines and free-wheeling
improvisations is electric and unique to Trichotomy.
Alphabet Backwards
& We Aeronauts
Date:
Using drums, acoustic guitars, melodica, bass
guitars and keyboards, Alphabet Backwards’
hook-laden sweet-natured pop sounds like no-one
else really, but sits most comfortably alongside
the likes of Get Cape, Wear Cape, Fly, Ben Folds
or Noah and The Whale. We Aeronauts’ brand of
pastoral folk-pop combined with lush orchestral
epics nods in the directions of both Belle &
Sebastian and Arcade Fire. Catch these two
promising young bands on their way up.
www.myspace.com/alphabetbackwards
www.weaeronauts.com
The Floe
Vandeville Falls
Date:
Thursday 11 February, 8.45pm
“Australia’s most forward thinking jazz trio”
Timeoff Magazine
A mix of styles forms the Vandeville sound. Their
lyrics have warmth, maturity and depth, combined
with a natural storytelling charm, and their ability
to come up with a classic pop hook aligns them
with their influences, including Fleetwood Mac,
Coldplay, David Bowie, Rufus Wainwright, Elton
John, The Smiths and Jackson Browne. The band’s
debut album Ten Years Of Talk In Mexico City was
released in September 2009 and was produced
by Ian Grimble (The Cranberries, Texas and The
Manic Street Preachers).
www.trichotomymusic.com
www.myspace.com/vandevillefalls
Curios
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Daryl Runswick
Date:
Saturday 30 January, 8.45pm
STAGE
Con O’Neill’s Big Cigar
Date:
Thursday 28 January, 8.45pm
FEBRUARY
The Floe
Kate Walsh
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STAGE
“Just stunning music.” Bob Harris, BBC Radio 2
www.yvonnelyonmusic.com
www.gentrymorris.com
Carol Laula
Date:
Isla St Clair is one of Scotland’s foremost singers,
noted for the depth of feeling she brings to her
country’s music. Her performance is a wonderful
fusion of the old and new, spiced with fascinating
and humorous anecdotes of Scotland’s rich
musical heritage. The combination of timeless
songs, ranging from Burns to the classic laments,
and her experiences working with some of the
world’s great Celtic artists, is both poignant and
wonderfully entertaining. Tonight she is joined by
special guest Pipe Major John Spoore for some
authentic Scottish sounds.
“Isla St Clair brings centuries of music to life, this
is the genuine article!” Sunday
www.islastclair.tv
Breabach
Date:
Wednesday 17 February, 8.45pm
stars of tomorrow, today!
Tonight compere Andrew
Bird introduces rising
star Quincy and headliner
Addy Borgh. Lineup may
be subject to change.
Suitable for those aged
16+. Café in2 is open
until 8pm with any orders
taken after 7.30pm being
served in the foyer. After
8pm light snacks will be
available from the bar.
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Date:
Local hero Pierre Netty is an acoustic-based singer
songwriter whose songs range from acoustic ballads
with strings to up-tempo rock songs. His influences
include The Beatles, The Police, Sting, Simon and
Garfunkel, The Beach Boys, Joni Mitchell, Billy
Joel and The Eagles which means he writes quality
songs and strong catchy melodies and grown-up
lyrics that really mean something, creating a fusion
of folk-rock and modern rock. And he’s blessed with
a voice that falls somewhere between Neil Diamond
and Sting in his solo days – truly stunning!
www.myspace.com/pierrenetty
Real Diamond
Bach Reloaded
Date:
Sunday 28 February, 2.30pm
Lucy Wainwright Roche
Date:
Tuesday 2 March, 8.45pm
Following their highly acclaimed one-off concert
playing to London’s Vortex Jazz Club in summer
2008, pioneering jazz performers Andrew
McCormack (piano) and Jason Yarde (saxes) bring
their innovative new sound to The Stables. It’s a
perfect synthesis of Yarde and McCormack’s diverse
musical backgrounds, creating an exciting and
unique musical style. At times lyrical with controlled
poise, the pace can snap to white hot, ablaze with
raw energy and spontaneity. The musicians have a
long association of working together and are forging
their way as successful individual composers.
www.myspace.com/andrewmccormack
Sam Crockatt Quartet
Alex Horne: Wordwatching
Date:
Wednesday 3 March, 8.45pm
Tickets: £12
Date:
Abi’s songs are well crafted, accessible and full
of warmth, reminiscent of the great songwriters
of the 60’s and 70’s. Add in some modern-day
relevance and cynical grit, and then lace it all up
with thought-provoking, observational, truthful lyrics.
If that doesn’t get you hooked, her astounding voice
certainly will. Abi released her albums The Aftermath
of ‘96 in 2006 and Things We Should’ve Said in
2009. She has recently completed a huge 65-date
tour (on vocals, piano, acoustic guitar and violin) and
her DVD Live at Lincoln Drill Hall is now out.
Andrew McCormack
/Jason Yarde Duo
www.myspace.com/jasonyarde
Abi Moore
www.abimoore.com
M1 Music Night: Pierre Netty
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Singer-songwriter Yvonne Lyon is among the
best and brightest emerging talent currently
from Scotland. Her latest album, A Thousand
Questions Why, combines poignant lyrics with
strong, creative melodies and a voice that’s both
fragile and intense. Gentry Morris is a name
that’s easy to remember and so is the music that
he makes. Having spent 5 years in the musical
melting pot of Nashville, he strives to
create a unique and individual sound and
creativity flows from every note. Seldom does he
write a hook that won’t stop you flat in your tracks.
Isla St Clair:
The Songs and Music of Scotland
STAGE
2
Date:
Saturday 13 February, 8.45pm
FEB / MAR
FEBRUARY
Yvonne Lyon & Gentry Morris
Bach rewired and revamped, translated and
transfused, compressed and reloaded. Double
bassist Jenni Molloy’s innovative compositions
are inspired by some of Bach’s rhythms and
melodies, tweaked and slammed into a jazz-fuelled
environment, all with due respect for arguably the
most prolific composer that ever lived. Joining
Jenni for an unforgettable afternoon of cuttingedge ensemble playing will be Stuart MacDonald
on saxes and Chris Sykes on drums. Prepare
yourself for an intense ride of jazz fusion from one
of the UK’s most exciting up-and-coming trios.
“Jenni Molloy is a virtuoso of the double bass…
a constantly varied and totally absorbing
experience.” Jazz UK
Chortle Award Winner and Perrier Award nominee
Alex Horne tours his hugely successful comedy show,
Wordwatching. The show charts Alex’s hilarious quest
to get an invented word into the dictionary. After
making considerable progress, his verbal inventions
have appeared on several grown up TV shows, in
almost all of the national newspapers and on page
2 of Eurofruit, the leading trade magazine for fresh
produce buyers in Europe. Wordwatching is a hi-tech
joke-filled extravaganza tracking the highs and lows
of this ambitious, ridiculous campaign.
www.jellymouldjazz.net
www.alexhorne.com
Red Priest
Stewart Lee
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MARCH
2
STAGE
Krista Detor
Date:
Friday 19 March, 8.45pm
Date:
The Urban Folk Quartet has a truly unique sound,
with each member bringing elements to the
mix – Paloma’s Gallician roots, guitarist Frank’s
obsession with the oud and Joe’s ear for a good
rock groove, all underpinned by percussionist
Tom’s cajón-based drum set-up. Virtuosic not just
in feel and technical ability but also in musical
concept, The Urban Folk Quartet is a comingtogether of four of the most inspired artists
working in world music today.
With her highly acclaimed album Mudshow
(described by Rolling Stone magazine as “A small
miracle,”) singer-songwriter Krista Detor was
established as a gifted musician on the world
stage. She’s subsequently released the followup album, Cover Their Eyes, continuing to push
her musical boundaries while remaining close
throughout to the delicate, thoughtful lyrical
thread that defines her work. She defies genre,
but the quality of her writing has been compared
to the likes of Leonard Cohen, Laura Nyro, Tom
Waits and Joni Mitchell, company she is more than
happy to keep.
www.theurbanfolkquartet.com
www.kristadetor.com
Singer-songwriter Judith Owen is best known to
UK audiences as the exquisite voice of Richard
Thompson’s 1000 Years of Popular Music, and
most recently one half of the two-woman theatrical
performance Live From the Priory (pairing her
emotionally insightful music with the true and
poignantly funny story of comedienne Ruby Wax’s
road to recovery). Described by Jamie Cullum as
“a female Randy Newman,” Owen draws from her
rich back catalogue and from latest release The
Beautiful Damage - Songbook Vol. 1.
“Judith Owen has the kind of wailing folk-jazz
voice that slices away surfaces to touch the
vulnerable emotional nerve endings and leave you
quivering.” New York Times
www.judithowen.net
Jill Sobule
Lucy Wainwright Roche is the daughter of two
performing musicians, Loudon Wainwright and
Suzzy Roche (The Roches). Her childhood was
spent living out of a suitcase, either on the
road with her parents or being ferried around to
different relatives in her big musical clan. After
singing backup with her brother Rufus Wainwright,
she decided to explore her life-long relationship
to singing and song writing. Described by the New
York Times as having the best qualities of both
parents and a voice “clear as a bell”, Lucy is a
young singer with a unique perspective, refreshing,
straightforward and unadorned, last seen at The
Stables supporting Eddi Reader.
Jill Sobule
www.myspace.com/lwrlwr
Jonatha Brooke
Kieran Goss
Date:
Tickets: £12
Kieran Goss has long been hailed as one of
Ireland’s leading performers and songwriters. Over
the last 20 years, he has quietly and consistently
delivered songs of rare quality and his wonderful,
deceptively simple melodies have won him fans
across the globe. But it’s live in front of an
audience where he really shines: those who have
seem him in concert know that a Kieran Goss show
is an evening of great songs, sung from the heart,
all delivered with an easy grace and humour.
“The sense of fun is tremendous, the playing first
rate and the songs are sheer quality. The encores
were genuine, but only because the man is too.”
The Irish Times
www.kierangoss.com
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Dempsey Broughton Duo
2
The Urban Folk Quartet
Date:
Tuesday 16 March, 8.45pm
Tickets: £10
STAGE
Lucy Wainwright Roche
Date:
MARCH
Judith Owen
M1 Music Night: Navaro
Date:
Date:
stars of tomorrow,
today! Tonight
compere Andrew
Bird introduces rising
star Michael Legge
and headliner Jeff
Innocent. Lineup may
be subject to change.
Suitable for those
aged 16+. Café in2 is
open until 8pm with
any orders taken after
7.30pm being served
in the foyer. After 8pm
light snacks will be
available from the bar.
Local heroes Navaro are made three distinctive
singer-songwriters and their band. Beth Navaro,
Steve Austin and Pete White have worked together
for two years now, producing an album (Under
Diamond Skies) that is receiving generous praise
from the acoustic roots press. 2009 has seen them
open for Fairport Convention, Colin Blunstone,
The Phil Beer Band and good friends Little Johnny
England. They are currently recording a possible
follow-up album and continue to perform in
support of Under Diamond Skies.
www.navaromusic.com
Emily Slade
Date:
Tickets: from £9
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LEARN AND TAKE PART
Ukulele Workshops - Beginners
Blues Guitar Workshop – Beginners
Pre-school Music Workshop
Adult/Age15+ Workshop
Adult/15+ Workshop
Date:
Date:
Date:
Saturday 30 January, 10am – 3pm
Tickets: Course fee £26
Thursdays 17 December, 21
January, 25 February, 25 March,
10am – 11am
Tickets: £6
Fun music making sessions for children aged 2 - 5
and their carers. Lead by Cathy Kelly with guest
musicians. Lots of music-based activities, songs
and instruments - meet the musicians and learn
more about the instruments they play. Why not pop
in for a coffee before the session? Our coffee bar
is open from 9.15am, with colouring and making
activities in the foyer for the kids before the
session starts.
Introduction to Concert Lighting
Date:
Tickets: from £9
Adult/age 15+ Workshop
Young Peoples Jazz Group workshop
Date:
Ages 12-18
Saturday 12 December,
10am – 3.30pm
Tickets: Course fee £15, students £8.00
What makes a band look good on stage? Is it just
about pointing a few coloured lights and using
flashy effects? How can you achieve a professional
look? Suitable for anyone with an interest in the
technical side of performance and how musicians
look on stage, whether you’re in a band, a solo
performer or you just want more backstage/
technical experience.
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Saturdays 16 January
& 20 February, 10am – 3pm
Date:
Sunday 10 January, 10am – 3pm
Tickets: Free – apply to The Stables’
Education Department
Would you like to be in a jazz group with other
young people, have a chance to meet regularly,
learn how to improvise more, meet jazz musicians
and take part in workshops and performances?
This workshop is suitable for any young person who
has taken part in one of our Introduction to Jazz
Improvisation workshops, or who has had some
experience of jazz improvisation in other groups.
Contact The Stables’ Education Department for
more information or you are interested in joining
this group on 01908 280818 or education@
stables.org.
Come and take part in the ukulele revival! This fun
and accessible instrument is making a comeback
for serious musicians and in education. Under the
expert guidance of Steven Sproat, learn the history
of the instrument, the basics of playing, how to
accompany songs and some of the special ukulele
techniques. Steven is a performer, teacher and
author of ukulele books for adults and children.
Harmonica Workshop – Beginners
Adult/15+ Workshop
Date:
Saturday 30 January, 10am – 3pm
LEARN AND TAKE PART
Music Mites
If you can play E7, A7 and B7, you are ready to
learn the Blues! In this very practical workshop,
Blues guitarist Joe Green demystifies V-IV-Is,
turnarounds, shuffles and basic basslines, and
introduces fundamental blues techniques such as
finger picking, hammer-ons and pull-offs, using
examples from classic Blues recordings. Joe Green
has a degree in Music Technology and a PGCE in
Music Education. He teaches guitar full-time in
London schools.
You can see Joe in action later on Stage 2 with
Con O’Neill’s Big Cigar - combined workshop and
gig ticket £32.50
Waves and Raves 1
Adult/15+ Workshop
Date:
Saturday 13 February, 10am – 4pm
Tickets: Course fee £30 (£55 when booked
with Waves and Raves 2)
Have you ever thought about taking up the
harmonica? Harmonica tutor Con O’Neill returns
to The Stables in March for another session of
this popular one-day workshop. The Beginners’
Workshop will cover the basics of tune-playing,
chord-playing and blues improvisation and is
suitable for all interested participants. No prior
experience necessary!
You can see Con in action later on Stage 2 with
Con O’Neill’s Big Cigar - combined workshop and
gig ticket £32.50
John Bowman’s popular one-day introduction is
ideal for beginners or those who want a refresher.
Join us in The Stables’ rehearsal room and control
room for this music technology workshop and
hands-on studio session. Admission includes a
resource pack and CD. If you play an instrument,
please bring it along for the afternoon recording
session.
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LEARN AND TAKE PART
The success of our music and
education programme depends
on the generous support of many
individuals and organisations.
Waves and Raves 2
Red Priest Schools Concert
Easy guitar and fun songs to sing with children
Course for Adult/15+
Adult/Age 15+ Workshop
Ages 7 to 14 / Key Stage 2 & 3
Date:
Saturday 20 March, 10am – 4pm
Tickets: Course Fee £30 (£55 when booked
with Waves and Raves 1)
Date:
Tickets: £4 - free teacher’s ticket with every
10 seats booked
Date:
Saturday 27 February, 6, 13
& 20 March, 10.30am – 12 noon
Tickets: Course fee £40 for 4 sessions
s"ECOMEAFriend of The Stables – benefits
include priority booking and ticket discounts.
sName A Seat – your chosen name on a seat
in the auditorium.
s,EAVEAgift in your will to help nurture the
next generation of musicians.
s*OINOURGROUPOFvolunteers and become a
Stablemate.
sPurchase Gift Vouchers which can be
exchanged for tickets at The Stables.
For further information please call 01908 280816
www.stables.org
Young People’s Introduction
to Jazz Improvisation
Suitable for primary and nursery teachers,
early years and childcare workers, and anyone
working with young children where singing and
music making would help their work. Parents,
grandparents and other carers also welcome!
Judy Barker helps you learn simple guitar
chords, rhythm skills and songs to help give you
confidence to enjoy making music with children.
You do not need to be able to read music or have
played before. All you need is enthusiasm and
a guitar!
Ages 12-18
Date:
Wednesday 17 February,
10am – 3pm
John Bowman leads a fun day for young players
who want to develop their listening and playing
skills without the use of written music. The
workshop is open to all instrumentalists age 12
and over. You need to be familiar with basic scales
and arpeggios on your instrument. Please bring a
packed lunch.
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Harmonica Workshop - Improvers
Adult/15+ Workshop
Aimed at those who have attended the Waves and
Raves Course or who already have some experience
of music technology, this follow-up course will
introduce microphone technique, samplers,
effects, processing, mixing and mastering. The
course is based in our recording studio and led by
John Bowman.
Mandolin Workshop with Simon Mayor
LEARN AND TAKE PART
Other ways you can
support our work
Sing and Strum
Putting the rock into Baroque! Explore the music,
the style of playing and the instruments with the
only early music group in the world to have been
compared to the Rolling Stones! Hear bite-size
pieces of the music of Bach, Vivaldi and more and
hear the recorder played as you’ll have never heard
it before. You’ll be asked to listen out for sounds
and join in with sound effects. (Concert approx
50 minutes)
Watch and hear them at: www.piersadams.com/
RedPriest
Ukulele Workshop
– Beginners Part 2
Adult/Age 15+ Workshop
Adult/Age15+ Workshop
Date:
Sunday 7 March, 2pm – 4pm
Tickets: Course Fee £20
Date:
A rare opportunity to take part in a workshop by
the country’s leading exponent of the mandolin.
Simon Mayor takes an in-depth look at all
aspects of mandolin playing: right and left hand
techniques, tremolo, use of chords, position
shifting, closed position playing, decorative
techniques and much more. You’ll leave with
a selection of tunes in music and tablature
will have ample time for questions during and
after the session.You can catch Simon and The
Mandolinquents at The Stables on Friday 12th
March (see page 20).
The ukulele revival marches on! Steven Sproat
returns with another workshop for aspiring ukulele
players. Beginners Part 2 takes you further into
the instrument, looking at strumming techniques,
fingerpicking and learning new songs. Steven is a
performer, teacher and author of ukulele books for
adults and children. Suitable for anyone who has
already attended one of our beginners workshops
or who has a little ukulele playing experience.
Date:
Harmonica tutor Con O’Neill returns to The Stables
with another workshop in this popular series.
Are you keen to develop your existing harmonica
skills? The improvers’ workshop is aimed at more
advanced players, who know how to play tunes,
chug & bend notes, but want to progress, or who
maybe feel a bit stuck. The workshop will look at
ideas for blues improvisation, plus other topics
chosen by the students.
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LEARN AND TAKE PART
Gitika’s Big Sing
Adult/15+ Workshop
Date:
Jazz Matters
Date:
Sundays 6 & 13 December,
24 & 31 January, 7, 14 & 28
February, 7, 14 & 28 March,
11.30am – 1pm
Tickets: £5
Spend a couple of hours discussing all things
jazz in this series of weekly gatherings held
in Stage 2 at The Stables. Hosted by Sir John
Dankworth or an invited special guest, these
informal sessions will be a great way for people
of all ages to learn more about jazz and share
musical experiences.
Live Jazz Matters
Date:
We are delighted to welcome back vocal animateur
Gitika Partington for our annual Big Sing event.
This one-day workshop will include an exciting mix
of a cappella arrangements in a variety of musical
styles. Suitable for beginners, community choirs,
and anyone interested in harmony singing. Gitika
is a highly experienced workshop leader who has
worked with all ages and abilities.
Sundays 17 January,
21 February & 21 March,
11.30am – 1.45pm
Tickets: £8 in advance, £9.50 on the door
John Dankworth
Gift Ideas
The City’s own Professional Orchestra
2008-2009 Season
Paul Clarvis
Past & Present
7.30pm on Friday 22nd January 2010
at Milton Keynes Theatre
Footpath of Fame – your chosen name or
text engraved onto a brick and placed amongst
many celebrities in our exclusive Footpath
Name a Seat – a seat in the auditorium with
your chosen name on it
Gift Vouchers – treat someone to a great
night of entertainment
Your support helps us to continue providing
music and music-making opportunities for
children and adults alike.
For more information contact the Box Office
on 01908 280800
www.stables.org
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Symphony no.96 ‘Miracle’ Haydn
Dave Green
Jazz Concerto for Clarinet (World Premiere) Todd
Sunday 17 January – Henry Lowther &
Paul Clarvis
Sunday 21 February – Charlie Wood
Concertino for Clarinet and Orchestra, op.26 Weber
Symphony no.41 ‘Jupiter’, K.551, C major Mozart
Conductor: Sian Edwards
Sunday 21 March – Dave Green
Once a month Jazz Matters goes live in
Stage 2 with music from invited artists, so
come and enjoy some stunning live jazz on a
Sunday morning.
Soloist: Emma Johnson
Tickets: £10-30
Box Office: 01908 558311
Milton Keynes Orchestra, 3 Theatre Walk, Milton Keynes MK9 3PX
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BOX OFFICE: 01908 280800
Textphone users please call 18001 01908
280800. Core Box Office hours: MondaySaturday 10am-6pm (open later on show
nights). Sunday 5pm-8pm show nights only.
ONLINE BOOKING: www.stables.org
Booking available 24 hours a day
POST: The Stables, Stockwell Lane, Wavendon,
Milton Keynes, MK17 8LU
EMAIL: boxoffice@stables.org
FAX: 01908 280825
HANDLING CHARGE: With the exception of
personal callers, all bookings are subject to a
handling charge of £2.50, including postage.
Separate internet booking charges apply. See
website for details.
CONCESSIONS: Concessions available.
Call Box Office for details on 01908 280800
Fri 14 Rockin’ on
Heaven’s Door
Call the box office on 01908 280800
Sat 19 Chas & His Band
Sat 26 Elkie Brooks
www.stables.org
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Bletchley Wavendon
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turn left onto the A5130
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Fri 23 T-Rextasy
Thu 13 Carol Laula
Alan Price
Fri 11 Albert Lee
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Tue 11 Peter White
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Thu 22 Emily Slade
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Fri 28 Homeward Bound
Tue 4
Sun 18 Woburn Sands Band
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Thu 20 Counterfeit Stones
Sun 23 Sir James &
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Wed 14 Breabach
New Generation Blues
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Sun 11 Three Peters Piano Trio
Tue 4
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Sat 10 Ultimate Bowie
May 2010
Sat 1 G2 Genesis
Wed 19 Screaming Blue
Murder
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Fri 30 John Walker
& the Dakotas
MK17 8LU
Newport
Pagnell
A5
Tue 6
Wed 19 Sharing A Legacy
– Jan & Ray Eberle
Beverley Craven
FACILITIES: The bar and Café in2 open at
5.30pm on concert nights. Smoking is not
permitted in the building. A large free car park
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Fri 2
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Delivered
Thu 8
ACCESS: The Stables welcomes people with
disabilities. The auditorium and Stage 2 benefit
from an infra-red hearing loop. Please inform the
box office of any special requirements
when you book your tickets.
The Stables is situated in a beautiful rural setting
in the south east of Milton Keynes in the village of
Wavendon, only a short drive from the Centre:MK.
Also On Sale Now
Wed 7 The Manfreds
DISCLAIMER: The information contained in this
diary is correct at the time of printing. However,
The Stables reserves the right to make alterations
if necessary. Some of our programming has the
benefit of supporting artists and we may not
always be able to bill them.
Seating plan
Directions
Curios
DATA PROTECTION: From time to time we may
contact you with information about our events and
events at other arts venues. Please let Box Office
know if you do not wish to receive such information.
INFORMATION
Booking information
RIGHT DOOR
Shaded areas represent seating levels not prices. Each show is indivually priced.
For large print or audio brochures,
please call our Box Office
on 01908 280800
Conditions of sale: Tickets are sold subject to the following terms and conditions: 1. Tickets cannot be refunded except on the cancellation or substantial alteration of the performance. The Stables may be able to resell tickets when shows are sold
out, in which case there will be a charge of £2.50 per ticket applied. This charge will be waived for Founders and Friends. 2. The Stables reserves the right to refuse admission if it reasonably considers such refusal to be necessary for the safety and
convenience of other patrons or for the proper running of the venue. 3. Latecomers cannot be admitted to their seats until a suitable break or interval in the performance. 4. Smoking is not permitted in the building. 5. The Stables makes every
effort to present shows at a suitable sound level, however the levels may vary according to artists’ requirements, over which The Stables has no control. 6. By purchasing a ticket you agree to being photographed, filmed or recorded as an audience
member when official photography, filming or audio recording is taking place. If you have any difficulties with this please contact our Box Office on 01908 280800 before purchasing tickets. Please note that all other unauthorised photography,
filming or audio recording is not permitted and we reserve the right to confiscate equipment used/material gained in this way and/or remove offending individuals from the show. 7. The Stables is a seated venue unless otherwise stated and customers
are asked to respect fellow audience members’ wishes for an uninterrupted view. However, please note that for some concerts people may stand around you. 8. Some performances may have a support artist before the main act. The Stables cannot
always foresee support acts for each show. Please contact the Box Office near the performance date for details. 9. Tickets sold or offered for sale by any person or persons other than ourselves or our authorised agents will not be honoured.
*Fundraising concert in aid of Wavendon Allmusic Plan Ltd
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diary - at a glance
Sat 30 Real Diamond
Sat 30 Con O’Neill’s Big Cigar Sun 31 Morgan Szymanski Sun 31 Steve Knightley
February
Mon 1 Tom Paxton
Tue 2 Jon Allen Tue 2 Daryl Runswick
Wed 3 Sylvia Anderson: My FAB Years Wed 3 Trichotomy Thu 4 Gerry & The Pacemakers
Fri 5 Wootton Jazz Night Fri 5 Alphabet Backwards
& We Aeronauts
Sat 6 Fortieth Anniversary Concert* Mon 8 Yasmin Levy Tue 9 Stewart Lee Wed 10 Bernie Marsden Thu 11 Fairport Convention
Thu 11 Vandeville Falls Fri 12 Stackridge
Sat 13 Limehouse Lizzy
Sat 13 Yvonne Lyon
& Gentry Morris Sat 14 Bob Monkhouse:
Some Kind Of Man
Tue 16 Atila Wed 17 Moishe’s Bagel Wed 17 Screaming Blue Murder January
Thu 18 Jennifer Batten Sat 16 The Groundhogs & Stray
Thu 18 Isla St Clair Sun 17 Live Jazz Matters: Henry Lowther Fri 19 Barbara Dickson
& Paul Clavis Sat 20 Swing Out Sister Tue 19 Sarah Mitchell Sun 21 Live Jazz Matters:
Wed 20 John Bishop
Charlie Wood Thu 21 C’Mon Everybody
Sun 21 Jonatha Brooke Fri 22 Syd Lawrence Orchestra
Mon 22 The Charley Boorman Show Fri 22 Gary Fletcher Tue 23 California Dreaming Sat 23 Elio Pace Big Band Wed 24 Karnataka Wed 27 Ludwig String Trio
Thu 25 Jo Caulfield Thu 28 Livewire
Thu 25 Abi Moore Thu 28 The Floe Fri 26 King Pleasure & The Biscuit Boys
Fri 29 Bacalao Fri 26 M1 Music Night: Pierre Netty Fri 29 M1 Music Night:
Sat 27 The King’s Got Donkey’s Ears
Sophia Ripley Band Sat 27 Horse Quick Key:
Public booking
Founders
Educational
Sun 28 Bach Reloaded Sun 28 Eduardo Niebla March
Tue 2 Coco Montoya
Tue 2 Andrew McCormack
& Jason Yarde Duo Wed 3 Spiers & Boden Wed 3 Alex Horne: Wordwatching Thu 4 Kate Walsh Fri 5 Classic Clapton Fri 5 Judith Owen Sat 6 Charlie Landsborough
Sun 7 Acker Bilk Wed 10 Red Priest
Thu 11 Eliza Carthy
Fri 12 Simon Mayor
& The Mandolinquents
Fri 12 Kieran Goss Sat 13 Never The Bride
Sun 14 Jill Sobule Tue 16 Lucy Wainwright Roche Wed 17 Steve Howe Trio Wed 17 Screaming Blue Murder Thu 18 Mamer Fri 19 Sinatra At The Sands Fri 19 Urban Folk Quartet Sat 20 Lucy Porter Sun 21 Live Jazz Matters:
Dave Green Sun 21 Koshka Tue 23 Andy McKee Thu 25 The Tiger Lillies Fri 26 Clare Teal
Fri 26 M1 Music Night: Navaro
Sat 27 Jimi Hendrix Tribute:
Are You Experienced
Mon 29 Dan Berglund Tue 30 Aly Bain & Phil Cunningham
Wed 31 Shappi Khorsandi Wed 31 Krista Detor Stage 2
Jazz Matters runs weekly on Sunday mornings (11.30am – 1pm) from 13 December to 28 March.
Once a month it goes live with special guests – see listing above, or check website for details.
box office:01908 280800
email:stables@stables.org
For more information see page 2
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undraising concerts in aid of
Wavendon Allmusic Plan Ltd
www.stables.org
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December
Tue 1 Steeleye Span
Tue 1 Asaf Sirkis Trio Wed 2 Steeleye Span
Thu 3 Magic – A Kind of Queen
Fri 4 Magic – A Kind of ELO
Fri 4 Keith James:
Poet in New York Sat 5 The Barron Knights
Sat 5 Steve Gifford Sun 6 4pm & 8pm Bill Wyman’s Rhythm Kings SOLD OUT
Tue 8 The Unthanks
Wed 9 Buddy Holly & The Cricketers
Wed 9 Derrin Nauendorf Thu 10 Paul Barrere & Fred Tackett
Thu 10 Richard Durrant:
Candlelight Christmas Fri 11 RP: Fighting Blindness
Sat 12 The Puppini Sisters
Sun 13 Paul Carrack STANDING ONLY
Mon 14 Paul Carrack STANDING ONLY
Tue 15 Sean Lock SOLD OUT
Wed 16 Kajagoogoo
Wed 16 Screaming Blue Murder Thu 17, Fri 18, Sat 19 & Sun 20
John & Cleo’s Christmas Show*
Tue 22 Dec – Sat 9 Jan
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