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Mambo Jambo This unique acoustic duo bring their rhythmic and joyful sound to St Neots FEBRUARY - MARCH 2018 Bringing Arts Events to Libraries across Cambridgeshire
Mambo JamboThis unique acoustic duo bring their rhythmic and joyful sound to St Neots
FEBRUARY - MARCH 2018
Bringing Arts Events to Libraries across Cambridgeshire
Ticketing Information Performances
Tickets can be purchased online at The Library Presents…Arts Alive webpage
www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/arts or at the host library.
Workshops and Book Festival Events
Tickets can only be purchased directly through the Library running the session.
*Concessions (Concs) include: Children (under 16), Senior Citizen (over 65), Student,
Unwaged, Registered Disabled, Carer. Please bring evidence of your concession status
with you to the event (for example proof of age).
Refreshments will be available at all performances and workshops, more details will be
provided with your ticket purchase.
Spend your Time Credits with The Library Presents…Arts AlivePerformances where you can use your Time Credits are marked with the Spice Logo.
Those with a running time of more than one hour will require two Time Credits, performances
of one hour or less will require one Time Credit. There are two Time Credit places available
at each performance, so make sure you book ahead!
Time Credits are a way of recognising the amazing things people do in their communities. If
you give an hour of your time to your community, your community thanks you by giving you
an hour to spend on something you would like to do. There are lots of ways to earn Time
Credits across your community, and everyone’s time is worth the same. You can spend this on
an hour’s activity in other community organisations, on leisure activities and at large venues
such as the Tower of London.
Cambridgeshire Time Credits programme is funded by Cambridgeshire County Council and
the CHS Group working in partnership with Spice the social enterprise who developed this
time-based currency. Contact details: [email protected]
or www.facebook.com/CambsTimeCredits/
Welcome to the spring programme of The Library
Presents…Arts Alive, funded by Arts Council England.
We have an amazing selection of performances and
workshops lined up for February and March 2018. Each
Library has chosen its own programme of inspiring events.
The ten Libraries involved are Arbury Court, Barnwell
Road, Chatteris, Littleport, March, Ramsey, Soham, St Neots,
Wisbech and Yaxley. The Libraries are looking for local
people to become event volunteers helping with venue set
up, box office, bar service and more. So if you feel inspired
to give some of your time please contact Coordinator
Katherine Roberts on 01223 706 779.
We hope you enjoy this season of performances and
workshops.
Cambridgeshire County Council is delighted that Arts
Council England has agreed to fund The Library Presents…
in the County for the next four years. Look out for the new
programme later in 2018 and get involved!
Find out more www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/arts
THE LIBRARY PRESENTS
The Library Presents…Arts Alive brought to you by Cambridgeshire County Council would like to thank; Arts Council England for their
funding support, our partner Babylon Arts, all the Artists and Performers and last but not least the Library Staff and Volunteers who have
given their time to making these fantastic events possible.
Arbury Court Library Presents Page 5
Library Bugs Adventure Drama Class
Scoop Magic
Barnwell Road Library Presents Page 6
Spray Can Art Workshop
‘O What A Beautiful Evening!’ with the Opera Dudes
Chatteris Library Presents Page 7
Spray Can Art Workshop
‘O What A Beautiful Evening!’ with the Opera Dudes
Littleport Library Presents Page 8
‘O What A Beautiful Evening!’ with the Opera Dudes
Oh, Whistle… Two Ghost stories by M R James
March Library Presents Page 9
No Petticoats Here
Scoop Magic
Ramsey Library Presents Page 10
Mosaic Workshops
Men In General
Soham Library Presents Page 11
Stories in the Dark
Men In General
St Neots Library Presents Page 12
Scoop Magic
Mambo Jambo in Concert
Wisbech Library Presents Page 13
Bread or Blood; The Story of the Littleport and Ely Riots of 1816
Men In General
Yaxley Library Presents Page 14
Mosaic Workshops
Samba Drumming Workshops
Classical Reflection in Concert
ARBURY COURT LIBRARY PRESENTS
Library Bugs Adventure Drama Class
Every Saturday for six weeks 3pm-4pmFebruary 17th & 24th, March 3rd, 10th, 17th & 24thArbury Court Library, Arbury Rd, Cambridge, CB4 2JQ Tickets: £5 per child (includes all six sessions and refreshments)Suitable for children 5-8yrs.Purchase tickets from the Library
Join the Library Bugs Adventure Drama Class! In the 6 week term there is lots of fun, games, drama, song and dance to squeeze into jam-packed classes.
Children will jump into our magical stories based on the wonderful world of David Walliams’ books. They will become Gangsta Grannies, Demon Dentists, Slightly Annoying Elephants, Moon-Visiting Hippos and maybe even the World’s Worst Children!
They will have a bucket load of fun while you see their focus and vocabulary improve, their confidence bloom and their imagination soar!
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Scoop Magic Thursday 15th February 3pm (doors open 2.40pm)Arbury Court Library, Arbury Rd, Cambridge, CB4 2JQTickets: £7 (standard), £4 (concs*)Suitable for adults and families (minimum age 4yrs, under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)Running time: 2 hours including an intervalRefreshments: Drinks and snacks available to purchase.Purchase online or from Arbury Library
Scoop is a multi-talented magician who combines conjuring with comedy, juggling and danger to create an unforgettable experience for young and old alike.
A gifted entertainer, Scoop has performed his tricks and stunts to audiences all over Europe, including the England Football Team, stars of Coronation Street and Hollyoaks. His performances have featured on programmes for the BBC, ITV and Channel 4. He has worked alongside household names like comedians Rob Brydon and Jason Manford. He has also performed for The Magic Circle.
“Scoop was the most mind blowing performer we have seen” Felix Michael, Hilton Hotel, Manchester
www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/arts
BARNWELL ROAD LIBRARY PRESENTS
Spray Can Art Workshop
Wednesday 15th and Thursday 16th February 10.30am-3pmCambridge United Football Club, The Cambs Glass Stadium, Newmarket Road, Cambridge, CB5 8LNTickets: £3 (standard), £1 (concs*) refreshments included.Suitable for anyone over 8yrs (under 12s must be accompanied by an adult).Purchase from the Library
Join Cambridgeshire based illustrator and street artist Si Mitchell for this fantastic workshop at Cambridge United FC. Si Mitchell creates comical and colourful artwork with loads of character. He will help you create your own design, inspired by your interests or even by the club’s stands themselves. Learn spray can art techniques over one or both days and at the end take home your own artwork.
Si Mitchell has produced artwork for big names including Green Day, McFly (McBusted), The Midnight Beast, BBC and E4. He became the current UK Champion Illustrator, after competing against 700 of his peers in 2017 and is going to the World Championships in 2018!
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‘O What A Beautiful Evening!’ with the Opera Dudes
Saturday 17th February 7pm (doors open 6.30pm)East Barnwell Community Centre, Newmarket Rd, Cambridge, CB5 8RSTickets: £7 (standard), £4 (concs*)Suitable for adults and young people (minimum age 9yrs, under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)Running time: 1 hour and 30 minutes plus an intervalRefreshments: Drinks and snacks available to purchase (Licensed Bar).Purchase online or from the Library
The hilarious Opera Dudes return to Cambridgeshire this time with some of the greatest tunes from the world of Musical Theatre and the silver screen. From Bernstein to Lloyd Webber, Les Misérables to Mario Lanza, every tune is a winner and will pull at your heart strings!
All the world’s a stage and everyone loves a good show tune, especially Opera Dude style. Prepare to be enraptured, inspired and incapacitated with laughter in equal measure! With their unique blend of style, swing and slapstick humour, this is one of the funniest and most original classical double acts you will have seen.
“They’re funny, they swing and boy can they sing” Shindig
www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/arts
CHATTERIS LIBRARY PRESENTS
Spray Can Art Workshop
Monday 12th and Tuesday 13th February 10.30am-2pmCromwell Community College, Wenny Road, Chatteris, PE16 6UUTickets: £3 (standard), £1 (concs*) refreshments included.Suitable for anyone over 8yrs (under 12s must be accompanied by an adult).Purchase from the Library
Join Cambridgeshire based illustrator and street artist Si Mitchell at this fantastic workshop. Si Mitchell creates comical and colourful artwork with loads of character. He will help you create your own design, inspired by your interests. Learn spray can art techniques over one or both days and at the end take home your own artwork.
Si Mitchell has produced artwork for big names including Green Day, McFly (McBusted), The Midnight Beast, BBC and E4. He became the current UK Champion Illustrator, after competing against 700 of his peers in 2017 and is going to the World Championships in 2018!
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‘O What A Beautiful Evening!’ with the Opera Dudes
Friday 2nd March 7pm (doors open 6.30pm)Chatteris Library, 2 Furrowfields Rd, Chatteris, PE16 6DYTickets: £7 (standard), £4 (concs*)Suitable for adults and young people (minimum age 9yrs, under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)Running time: 1 hour and 30 minutes plus an intervalRefreshments: Drinks and snacks available to purchase (Licensed Bar).Purchase online or from Chatteris Library
The hilarious Opera Dudes return to Cambridgeshire this time with some of the greatest tunes from the world of Musical Theatre and the silver screen. From Bernstein to Lloyd Webber, Les Misérables to Mario Lanza, every tune is a winner and will pull at your heart strings!
All the world’s a stage and everyone loves a good show tune, especially Opera Dude style. Prepare to be enraptured, inspired and incapacitated with laughter in equal measure! With their unique blend of style, swing and slapstick humour, this is one of the funniest and most original classical double acts you will have seen.
“These are conspicuously skilful performers - everyone is exhilarated on stage and off!” Live & Local
www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/arts
LITTLEPORT LIBRARY PRESENTS
‘O What A Beautiful Evening!’ with the Opera Dudes
Saturday 10th February 7pm (doors open 6.30pm)Littleport Leisure Centre, Camel Rd, Littleport, CB6 1EWTickets: £7 (standard), £4 (concs*)Suitable for adults and young people (minimum age 9yrs, under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)Running time: 1 hour and 30 minutes plus an intervalRefreshments: Drinks and snacks available to purchase (Licensed Bar).Purchase online or from Littleport Library
The hilarious Opera Dudes return to Cambridgeshire this time with some of the greatest tunes from the world of Musical Theatre and the silver screen. From Bernstein to Lloyd Webber, Les Misérables to Mario Lanza, every tune is a winner and will pull at your heart strings!
All the world’s a stage and everyone loves a good show tune, especially Opera Dude style. Prepare to be enraptured, inspired and incapacitated with laughter in equal measure! With their unique blend of style, swing and slapstick humour, this is one of the funniest and most original classical double acts you will have seen.
“Superb evening - wonderful voices and laughed until I had tears running down my face”Village Ventures
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www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/arts
Oh, Whistle… Two Ghost stories by M R James
Friday 2nd March 7.30pm (doors open 7pm)Littleport Library, Victoria St, Littleport, CB6 1LUTickets: £7 (standard), £4 (concs*)Suitable for adults and young people (minimum age 13yrs, under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)Running time: 1 hour 10 minutes plus an intervalRefreshments: Drinks and snacks available to purchase (Licensed Bar).Purchase online or from Littleport Library
Nunkie Theatre Company bring to life two of the eeriest and most entertaining stories by the Master of the English ghost story, M R James, in a thrilling performance by Robert Lloyd Parry.
Oh, Whistle, and I’ll Come to You, My Lad is a tale of nocturnal horror on the Suffolk coast, considered by many to be James’s masterpiece. It is beautifully complemented here by The Ash Tree, a story of witchcraft and vengeance down the generations.
“Robert Lloyd Parry catches the sense of dread that gives James his originality”The Times
MARCH LIBRARY PRESENTS
No Petticoats Here
Friday 23rd February 7pm (doors open 6.30pm)March Library, City Rd, March, PE15 9LTTickets: £7 (standard), £4 (concs*)Suitable for adults and young people (minimum recommended age 8yrs, under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)Running time: 1 hour 30 minutes plus an intervalRefreshments: Drinks and snacks available to purchase (Licensed Bar).Purchase online or from March Library
A performance telling the stories of inspirational women who lived during the First World War. This one-woman show weaves a recorded soundscape around live, original songs and storytelling. Hear from the woman who dressed as a soldier, the football players banned by the FA, ambulance drivers running the gauntlet of enemy fire and the so-called ‘surplus million’.
Louise Jordan, critically acclaimed musician and singer, brings to life these extraordinary women who challenged expectations using letters, research and diaries.
“This is a gutsy and meticulously researched project… an arresting album and an important historical document”Songlines, January 2017
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Scoop Magic
Saturday 10th March 3pm (doors open 2.30pm)March Library, City Rd, March, PE15 9LTTickets: £7 (standard), £4 (concs*)Suitable for adults and families (minimum age 4yrs, under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)Running time: 2 hours including an intervalRefreshments: Drinks and snacks available to purchase.Purchase online or from March Library
Scoop is a multi-talented magician who combines conjuring with comedy, juggling and danger to create an unforgettable experience for young and old alike.
A gifted entertainer, Scoop has performed his tricks and stunts to audiences all over Europe, including the England Football Team, stars of Coronation Street and Hollyoaks. His performances have featured on programmes for the BBC, ITV and Channel 4. He has worked alongside household names like comedians Rob Brydon and Jason Manford. He has also performed for The Magic Circle.
“Can’t remember the last time I laughed as much, your show was amazing”Rachel Jones, Ocean Edge Holiday Park, Morecambe
www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/arts
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Mosaic Workshops
Wednesday 14th February 10am-12.30pmFriday 16th February 10am-12.30pmRamsey Library, 25 Great Whyte, Ramsey, PE26 1HGTickets: £3 (standard), £1 (concs*) refreshments included.Suitable for all ages 3yrs and over (under 12s must be accompanied by an adult).Purchase from the Library
Come along to Carolyn Ash’s fantastic workshops, learn mosaic techniques, have fun and create your own piece to take home. Carolyn is a well-known local artist, so you may have seen one of her mosaic projects displayed along the Ouse River.
All materials are provided for you along with inspiration and advice on your design and techniques.
“Fantastic, loved it!!”Amanda, participant at Wisbech Library
“Surprisingly relaxing, even with the children - who took to it really well”Anna, participant at March Library
Men in General
Saturday 3rd March 7pm (doors open 6.30pm)Ramsey Community Centre, 60 New Town Road, Ramsey, PE26 1EJTickets: £7 (standard), £4 (concs*)Suitable for adults and young people (Minimum age 11yrs, under 16s must be accompanied by an adult).Running Time: 1 hour 30 minutes plus an interval. Refreshments: Drinks and Desserts available to purchase (Licensed Bar).Purchase online or from the Library
Men In General mix well-loved songs, and à cappella classics with comedy, advice on relationships, fashion, home baking, car parking tricks and the tender side of man. Fast-moving and funny, the show features highly interactive flights of fancy, such as indoor parachute jumping, a road movie, a painting by Edward Hopper, unusual hobbies, a pub at midnight and mistakes anyone could make.
Men In General are quadruplets separated at birth, recently re-united by a social networking site and now singing Billy Joel, Lou Reed, Red Molly, Meghan Trainor, Tom Jones, The Beach Boys, The Spooky Men’s Chorale & many more top lyrics.
“Witty chat and lovely, uplifting music”BBC 5Live Men’s Hour
www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/arts
SOHAM LIBRARY PRESENTS
Stories in the Dark
Thursday 15th February Performance times - 10am, 12pm and 2pmSoham Library, 7 Clay Street, Soham, CB7 5HJTickets: £4 per person (refreshments inclusive in the price)Recommended for children aged 2-5yrs and their familyRunning time: 50 minutes.Purchase online or from Soham Library
Dive inside the magical story tent and find out who stole the darkness, and why the sun and the moon are high in the sky. With twinkling lights, vibrant colours and just an exciting touch of darkness, the story tent provides the perfect storytelling adventure for 2- 5 year olds. Explore the magic of the dark in a delightfully safe place.
One of the smallest theatres in the world! Only 15 people at any one time (including adults), young children will have the chance to join in with the story, to talk and to play. A charmingly unforgettable family experience.
“Combines all of children’s favourite things: stories, dens and playtime!”Stamford Arts Centre
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Men in General
Friday 23rd March 7pm (doors open 6.30pm)Soham Library, 7 Clay Street, Soham, CB7 5HJTickets: £7 (standard), £4 (concs*)Suitable for adults and young people (Minimum age 11yrs, under 16s must be accompanied by an adult).Running Time: 1 hour 30 minutes plus an intervalRefreshments: Drinks and snacks available to purchase (Licensed Bar).Purchase online or from Soham Library
Men In General mix well-loved songs, and à cappella classics with comedy, advice on relationships, fashion, home baking, car parking tricks and the tender side of man. Fast-moving and funny, the show features highly interactive flights of fancy, such as an indoor parachute jumping, a road movie, a painting by Edward Hopper, unusual hobbies, a pub at midnight and mistakes anyone could make.
Men In General are quadruplets separated at birth, recently re-united by a social networking site and now singing Billy Joel, Lou Reed, Red Molly, Meghan Trainor, Tom Jones, The Beach Boys, The Spooky Men’s Chorale & many more top lyrics.
“You’re our X-factor”Lowsonford
www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/arts
ST NEOTS LIBRARY PRESENTS
Scoop Magic
Friday 9th February 7pm (doors open 6.40pm)St Neots Library, Priory Lane, St Neots, PE19 2BHTickets: £7 (standard), £4 (concs*)Suitable for adults and families (minimum age 4yrs, under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)Running time: 2 hours including an intervalRefreshments: Drinks and Snacks available to purchase (Licensed Bar).Purchase online or from St Neots Library
Scoop is a multi-talented magician who combines conjuring with comedy, juggling and danger to create an unforgettable experience for young and old alike.
A gifted entertainer, Scoop has performed his tricks and stunts to audiences all over Europe, including the England Football Team, stars of Coronation Street and Hollyoaks. His performances have featured on programmes for the BBC, ITV and Channel 4. He has worked alongside household names like comedians Rob Brydon and Jason Manford. He has also performed for The Magic Circle.
“Scoop was the most mind blowing performer we have seen”Felix Michael, Hilton Hotel, Manchester
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Mambo Jambo in Concert
Friday 2nd March 7pm (doors open 6.30pm)United Reform Church, High Street, Tebbutts Rd, St Neots, PE19 1BNTickets: £7 (standard), £4 (concs*)Suitable for adults and young people (minimum age 8yrs, under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)Running time: 1 hour 30 minutes plus an intervalRefreshments available.Purchase online or from St Neots Library
Mambo Jambo might just be the biggest acoustic duo you’ll ever see, a truly unique two-piece with their own rhythmic and joyful sound. Featuring a dozen or more instruments, male/female harmony vocals, a friendly stage presence, and a seemingly endless variety of roots, folk and jazz styles up their sleeves. Pete and Frankie have gained admirers at shows and festivals the length and breadth of the country.
A fabulous musical treat is in store wherever they roll up, their tour bus is packed to the brim with sax, guitars, banjo, clarinet, flute, accordion, Cuban tres, Brazilian ukulele and an array of percussion– all expertly played!
“Musical sunshine from a multi-talented and multi-instrumental duo”Leeds Gig Guide
www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/arts
WISBECH LIBRARY PRESENTS
Bread or Blood; The Story of the Littleport and Ely Riots of 1816
Saturday 24th February 6.30pm (doors open 6pm)Wisbech Library, Ely Place, Wisbech, PE13 1EUTickets: £7 (standard), £4 (concs*)Suitable for adults and young people (minimum age 11yrs, under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)Running time: 1 hour 15 minutes plus an intervalRefreshments: Drinks and snacks available to purchase (Licensed bar).Purchase online or from Wisbech Library
Fenland 1816, the end of the Napoleonic Wars: wages are low; prices are high; employment is scarce; and the harvest failing. A volcanic dust cloud spreads across Europe and America. Fenland explodes in riot and six rioters will hang.
Historical author Gareth Calway narrates the cataclysmic events of May -June 1816 as seen by a soldier, John, returning victorious from the Napoleonic Wars. Folk-balladeer Andy Wall interweaves a musical narrative with six stirring ballads, combining pathos, defiance and humour, as returning sailor Jack.
“These are the real histories and stories of the Fenland people. You are keeping them alive”Audience Member at the Milk Maid, Bury St Edmunds Festival, May 19 2017
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www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/arts
Men in General
Saturday 24th March 7pm (doors open 6.30pm)Wisbech Library, Ely Place, Wisbech, PE13 1EUTickets: £7 (standard), £4 (concs*)Suitable for adults and young people (Minimum age 11yrs, under 16s must be accompanied by an adult).Running Time: 1 hour 30 minutes plus an intervalRefreshments: Drinks and snacks available to purchase (Licensed bar).Purchase online or from Wisbech Library
Men In General mix well-loved songs, and à cappella classics with comedy, advice on relationships, fashion, home baking, car parking tricks and the tender side of man. Fast-moving and funny, the show features highly interactive flights of fancy, such as an indoor parachute jumping, a road movie, a painting by Edward Hopper, unusual hobbies, a pub at midnight and mistakes anyone could make.
Men In General are quadruplets separated at birth, recently re-united by a social networking site and now singing Billy Joel, Lou Reed, Red Molly, Meghan Trainor, Tom Jones, The Beach Boys, The Spooky Men’s Chorale & many more top lyrics.
“Witty chat and lovely, uplifting music”BBC 5Live Men’s Hour
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www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/arts
Mosaic Workshops
Wednesday 14th February 2.30pm-5pmFriday 16th February 2.30pm-5pmYaxley Library, Lansdowne Road, Yaxley, PE7 3JLTickets: £3 (standard), £1 (concs*) refreshments inc.Suitable for all ages 3yrs and over (under 12s must be accompanied by an adult).Purchase from the Library
Come along to well known local artist Carolyn Ash’s fantastic workshops, learn mosaic techniques, have fun and create your own piece to take home. All materials are provided for you along with inspiration and advice on your design and techniques.“Fantastic, loved it!!”Amanda, participant at Wisbech Library
Samba Drumming Workshops
Saturday 10th March 2.30pm-3.30pmSaturday 24th March 2.30pm-3.30pmYaxley Library, Lansdowne Road, Yaxley, PE7 3JLTickets: £3 (standard), £1 (concs*)Suitable for adults and children from 8yrs (under 12s must be accompanied by an adult).Purchase from the Library
This high energy all-inclusive experience will get everyone having fun with beats and rhythm. Never touched a drum? Doesn’t matter, you’ll be supported to have a go here. No need to have musical experience. All the drums and samba instruments are provided.“Amazing. I really want to come back again”Participant at St Neots Library
Classical Reflection in Concert
Friday 2nd March 7.30pm (doors open 7pm)British Legion Hall, 210 Broadway, Yaxley, PE7 3NRTickets: £7 (standard), £4 (concs*)Suitable for adults and young people (minimum age 8yrs, under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)Running time: 1 hour 10 minutes plus an interval
Refreshments: Drinks and snacks available to purchase (Licensed bar).Purchase online or from Yaxley Library
Classical Reflection identical twins and 2015 ‘BBC The Voice’ stars, Naomi and Hannah, will be performing songs from their beautiful album ECHO. ECHO entered straight into the Official Classical Charts at number 3 this year. The album has received airtime on Classic FM and BBC Radio Stations. Their performance includes beautiful renditions of songs from Gladiator, Disney and The Phantom of the Opera. Naomi and Hannah are classically trained sopranos who recently performed alongside Anton Du Beke from Strictly Come Dancing, Corporal Richard Jones and classical star Aled Jones.
“They sounded like angels” Emma Willis
“…identical twins Naomi and Hannah have been thrilling audiences with their unique and naturally perfect harmonies”Chris Broom, Number One Selling Composer
This is your chance to join us in making these exciting performances come to life! We have opportunities to support with stewarding, marketing and social media, event management, event photography and even some technical support roles. If you have any interest in these areas, please contact Katherine Roberts.
No experience? Feeling nervous? But think you would like to get involved? Babylon ARTS, our project partners, will be providing some crash courses in event management and technical skills for volunteers. Our experienced team will support you throughout your role so you can build confidence, new skills and enjoy yourself. We will match appropriate tasks to the skills and availability of each volunteer.
This is a fantastic opportunity to meet new people, develop new skills, have fun and support arts events in your community. We are looking for volunteers of all ages to help us with a number of important tasks. Any contribution, big or small, is very much appreciated.
TASKS INCLUDE:• Marketing and social media• Event photography• Setting up library spaces to transform them into
venue and workshop spaces• Helping run the box office at events• Setting up and running the bar at events• Supervising workshops• Packing down after events / workshops• Supporting acts to bring in and take out their shows• Collecting audience surveys• Distributing leaflets & posters to promote activities.
Your chance to VOLUNTEER withTHE LIBRARY PRESENTS…ARTS ALIVE
Get in touch: email: [email protected] | tel: 01223 706779
