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Tue 10 Mar 2009
Patrick Wolf
Music
The Juntion & Green Mind event
Patrick Wolf makes dark and twisted avant-garde electro-folk. Brimming with emotional passion, sinister story-telling and mythological legend, Wolf's music is weird and wonderful, epic yet simple.
'Patrick Wolf carries a certain magnetism that most artists can only dream of...A truly wonderful performer and, dare I say it, one of the definitive artists of our time.’ Drowned in Sound.
Support from: Micachu
Under 14’s must be accompanied by an adult.
Bar open from 7pm.
Wed 11 Mar 2009
Jeffree Star
Music
Easily one of MySpace's most identifiable names, Jeffree Star is the self-proclaimed ‘Head of the Makeup Mafia’ but there is more to Jeffree Star than makeup and well coiffed hair. His electro pop tracks on Myspace have received an incredible 27 million listens in the past year alone and he has fast become an alternative icon for young Americans.
Under 14’s must be accompanied by an adult.
Bar open from 7pm.
Thu 12 Mar 2009
Richard Herring
Comedy
Headmaster's Son - SOLD OUT!
THIS EVENT HAS SOLD OUT
What’s worse than being a podgy, swotty, virginal schoolboy? What if your dad’s the headmaster too?
In 1981 at the Kings of Wessex Upper School in Cheddar in Somerset, this was the nightmare reality for Richard Herring, son of TK “The Kipper” Herring. How on earth did he cope?
Herring dusts off his old diaries, rekindles memories that might best have been left forgotten and picks the scabs off of wounds that he thought had healed to discover if he can, as he hopes, blame his upbringing for his adult failures.
In the 1990s Richard Herring was in the prodigious double act, Lee and Herring, who created the cult classic BBC2 shows Fist of Fun and This Morning With Richard Not Judy. More recently he has written and starred in ITV1’s You Can Choose Your Friends, Radio 2’s That Was Then, This Is Now and Radio 4’s Banter.
“Gut-clenchingly funny”. The Sunday Times
Strictly 16+. Bar open from 7pm.