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Flying high after successfully getting Cinders to the Ball (on a mobility scooter), Bourne Free are proud to announce that we are off to Panto Land once again.
This time we find A-lad-in rubbing his newly discovered lamp in the hope of a happy ending.
At Bournemouth's Alternative Pantomime we guarantee you a whole new world of fun and side splitting laughter with lots of in-genie-ously inappropriate behaviour.
Due to high demand we have extended our run to 8 Show's over 5 days.
Includes Adult Humour (Over 16 only) |
| Wednesday 09 January 2019 |
19:30 |
| Thursday 10 January 2019 |
19:30 |
| Friday 11 January 2019 |
18:00 |
| Friday 11 January 2019 |
21:00 |
| Saturday 12 January 2019 |
14:30 |
| Saturday 12 January 2019 |
19:30 |
| Sunday 13 January 2019 |
13:00 |
| Sunday 13 January 2019 |
16:30 |
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Popular local ensemble Musique à Trois make a return visit to the Mulberry Rooms in their new quintet format to bring an unforgettable evening of classic French Chansons, made famous by artistes such as Edith Piaf and Jacques Brel, and their own brand of cabaret style comedy. Expect nothing less than top class musicianship and Bethany Jameson's bubbly on-stage persona Madame J.
Ticketing options can include Charcuterie or Fromage platter to enjoy the show with, or the standard ticket..
Bethany Jameson: Vocals
Simon Newton: Guitar
Nick Dyer: Double Bass
Janet Beale: Accordion and Flute
Francis MacNamara: Violin and Viola
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| Friday 18 January 2019 |
19:30 |
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Steve Knightley announces highly anticipated 2018 solo tour – and there’s a twist.
As the frontman and songwriter of British folk heavyweights Show of Hands, Steve Knightley boasts an impressive back catalogue. He’s regularly cited by emerging artists as a source of inspiration. But who has ignited and fuelled Knightley’s creative spark throughout his decades of craftsmanship?
His 2018 solo tour ‘Songs & Stories’ seeks to answer that question. Of course the set list will be peppered with his now-classic gems such as ‘Cousin Jack’, ‘AIG’ and ‘Country Life’. But in a rare glimpse into his personal playlist, Knightley will also be paying tribute to artists such as Dylan, Carthy, Bowie, Springsteen, Tull and Radiohead, all of whom have influenced him greatly along the way.
Steve Knightley’s enduring appeal is perhaps in some part due to the fact that he is as at home in a folk club in East Devon as he is gracing the stage of a sell-out Royal Albert Hall concert. The Show of Hands fan base extends to luminaries such as Peter Gabriel, who has described them as ‘one of the great English bands’. With his song-writing and commentary more razor-sharp and relevant than ever, Knightley continues to remain at the cutting-edge of folk, roots and acoustic music.
Steve says, “The 2018 solo tour gives me an excuse to bring out songs from some of my favourite artists, and also to share plenty stories of life on the road – both usually reserved for late nights around a campfire.”
“Committed and distinctive songs of love, conscience and history” BBC Radio 2
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| Friday 25 January 2019 |
20:00 |
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