Lancashire’s Rural Touring Network Autumn 2017 Tour...Forget Me Not - The Alzheimer’s Whodunnit...

Professional arts events on your doorstep

Lancashire’s Rural Touring Network

Autumn 2017 Tour

Spot On, Lancashire’s Rural Touring Networkc/o The Barn, 61A Manor Road, Blackburn, BB2 6LXTelephone: 01254 660360Email: [email protected]: www.spotonlancashire.co.uk Facebook: www.facebook.com/spotonlancashireTwitter: @spotonlancs

Tickets: All Spot On shows are priced from £7 - £15 for adults and from £4 - £6 for children. Children’s and family work may be lower in price and may include group booking discounts or early booking incentives. Please book tickets with our promoters directly.Contacting promoters: Our rural promoter details are listed alongside each event and on pages 13 & 14 of our What’s On Guide. We strongly advise contacting promoters to book in advance as demand can be high for our events. In the case of library venues we recommend emailing or visiting the library directly to book or purchase tickets.

The network is coordinated by Culturapedia as part of the Cheshire Lancashire Touring Partnership.

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ContentsChildren 2

Music 3–4

Theatre 5–6

Dance 7

Storytelling 7–8

Adventures 9

Family 9

Live Screening 10

Christmas 10

Spot On Libraries 11

Spot On Rural 12

At a Glance 13–14

Map 15

Front cover image: Bookish: Laura Mugridge & Tom Adams

Welcome to Spot On’s Autumn 2017 tour

This season we’re really excited to bring a whole host of enticing stories to Lancashire. From the timeless and treasured fables of India to the remarkable women who served in the Great War. From a Wuthering classic to a comic take on Jane Austen, there’s even a trip to Cape Wrath in a minibus.

Weaving in amongst the storytellers are international musicians, home-grown poets, dancers, puppets and a Grande Lady… she’s 15 feet tall and 8 feet wide! So book your tickets now and be part of our story this Autumn.

All of our events are made possible by the fabulous volunteers and librarians across the county who work hard to make these activities happen. Our promoters work so hard because they love live arts events, and in turn they provide work for professional companies and support their local economy. This great art is possible due to government investment in the arts via the Arts Council England, and additional financial support from Lancashire County Council and five Local Authorities.

Please visit our website for more details about the shows, tourist information, directions and venue details. If you value the arts in your community and want to help keep them there, or you’re a fan of Spot On and often visit rural Lancashire, please tell us. Below there are six different ways to do this.

If your venue is not yet on our map, call Spot On 01254 660360 to find out how you can host a show. Call us too if you want future brochures sent direct to your door or want to join our mailing list.

Lyndsey WilsonCompany Manager

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Half Moon presentsFairytales Gone Bad

Mashi TheatreTales of Birbal

Grannylocks / The Monstrous DucklingJoin performance poet Joseph Coelho, winner of the 2015 Centre for Literacy in Primary Poetry Award, as he unravels familiar fairytales to create fresh contemporary classics in an enchanting performance. A father returns home with a magical cloak. A cloak that hides a story... Did you know that the ugly duckling was never ugly? He was truly monstrous! Or that Goldilocks was never a tale about a little girl. It was always a tale about a granny - a mean, thieving granny who has plans for something quite nasty. Join our poetic storyteller as he unwinds the true stories behind the happily ever afters and discover they’re maybe not as charming as you remember!

Wednesday 25th October - 10.30am Skelmersdale LibrarySuitable for ages 3+ www.halfmoon.org.uk

Timeless and treasured fables from the Indian sub-continent. Travelling story-tellers Mashi and Bhanji earn their keep by recreating enchanting tales of the great Moghul King Akbar and his wise companion, Birbal. How can a man survive a night in a freezing lake? How many crows are there in a kingdom? Only Birbal knows! Using humour, puppetry, music and the occasional fake beard, Mashi and Bhanji bring to vivid life these famous tales that have been treasured for generations.

Saturday 28th October - 3pm Kingsfold LibraryThursday 2nd November - 2pm The Bureau, BlackburnSuitable for ages 6+ www.mashi-theatre.co.uk

Part of the Big Imaginations Children & Family Theatre Festival 19th October to

5th November 2017 www.bigimaginations.co.uk

This show is part of our storytelling season


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Howard HaighSolo Spanish Guitar PLUS

Louise JordanNo Petticoats Here

Howard Haigh has been delighting and entertaining audiences for three decades. Howard is a hugely accomplished and virtuosic player of the Spanish Guitar, mixing Flamenco and Classical styles, and an acclaimed composer. He takes music from around the world to create a vibrant, exhilarating and thoroughly enjoyable musical experience. Includes some of his favourite popular tunes – The Beatles; Santana; Blues; Folk, adding to the broad appeal of the show. Howard is a great communicator and presents the music with charm, humour, and fascinating nuggets of musical and personal history but ultimately it is the skill, love and beauty of the music which makes this such a special and memorable evening.

Remembering First World War women through song. Award winning singer, songwriter and musician Louise Jordan tells the stories of women who challenged expectations. From the woman who dressed as a soldier on the Western Front to the women football players banned by the FA, the ambulance drivers running the gauntlet of enemy fire in Flanders and the so-called ‘surplus million’ single women. Inspirational women, working in a time of conflict, leaving a legacy.

Saturday 23rd September - 2pm Padiham LibrarySaturday 30th September - 8pm The Dog Inn, BelthornSaturday 7th October - 8pm (Doors 7:30pm) Fraser Hall, Cowan BridgeSuitable for ages 11+www.howardhaighmusic.com Thursday 12th October - 3pm

Knott End LibraryFriday 13th October - 7.30pm Garstang LibrarySaturday 14th October - 7pm Roughlee Village CentreSuitable for ages 14+www.louisejordan.co.uk

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Tomato / Tomato

‘Tomato / Tomato’ is not your garden variety duo. Clever quirky songs draw on folk and bluegrass. An old washboard; rigged up with tin cans and a cymbal rattles, while bass and snare drums are foot powered. Loving harmonies, old-timey guitar and upcycled percussion create an unmistakeable sound between these darlings of the Canadian folk scene.

Wednesday 22nd November - 7pm Heysham LibraryThursday 23rd November - 7.30pm Ansdell LibraryFriday 24th November - 7.30pm (Doors 7pm) Croston Old SchoolSaturday 25th November - 7.30pm The Barlow, EdgworthSunday 26th November - 8pm (Doors 7.30pm) The Arts Centre, Burscough WharfSuitable for all ageswww.tomatotomato.ca

The Pat McCarthy Quartet

Pat McCarthy is a Jazz guitarist, composer and teacher who has been playing professionally for over 35 years, performing across the world alongside some of the most renowned jazz musicians around including Alan Barnes, Kenny Wheeler, Dennis Rollins, Snake Davis and George Melly. His current quartet, featuring singer Shannon Reilly, Warren Jolly (bass) and Thom Whitworth (trumpet and guitar), presents a warm and melodic repertoire of jazz standards and original songs in a modern vein. Shannon grew up listening to Etta James, Ella Fitzgerald, Doris Day and Peggy Lee. Although she is very much her own woman and has captivated audiences across the UK.

These incredibly talented and engaging musicians present a varied programme, with the very best of jazz and swing, ranging from 1930’s classics to the new generation of modern jazz hits. Seamlessly interwoven with effortless delivery and a few anecdotes, this is a perfect way to relax and enjoy an evening of the sweetest sounds, coolest ‘Standards’ and all that jazz.

Thursday 30th November - 6pm Tarleton LibraryFriday 1st December - 7.30pm Grindleton PavilionSaturday 2nd December - 7.30pm Melling Village InstituteSuitable for all ageswww.patmccarthyjazz.co.uk




Wednesday 11th October - 7pm Kirkham LibraryThursday 12th October - 7.30pm Ansdell LibraryFriday 13th October - 7pm Clitheroe LibrarySaturday 14th October - 8pm Borwick and Priest Hutton Memorial Hall Suitable for ages 10+www.wearebookish.com

Rob GeeForget Me Not - The Alzheimer’s Whodunnit

Laura Mugridge & Tom AdamsBookish

At least ten colourful characters, three different side plots, hilarious comedy and thought-provoking drama. You couldn’t ask for more.” ***** Edmonton Sun Jim’s wife, a patient on a dementia ward, has died from what appears to be natural causes. Jim is a retired police detective and he smells a rat. He’s determined to solve one last murder. The problem is he also has dementia. It’s a case worthy of the greatest detective mind. But his will have to do. Written and performed by comic, poet and psychiatric nurse Rob Gee (“Seriously funny” Sunday Mirror), fresh from an award-winning tour of Canada.

***** “Smart, witty and razor-sharp!” Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

Thursday 28th September - 3pm Fleetwood LibraryFriday 29th September - 7pm Poulton LibrarySaturday 25th November - 8pm Mellor Brook Community CentreSuitable for ages 14+ www.robgee.co.uk

Bookish is a brand new comedy project from performers and comedians Laura Mugridge and Tom Adams. Five mini shows each inspired by five different books. And you get to choose which ones you see! Each show is a blend of comedy, live original music, a quiz and the stories of what happened when Tom and Laura tried to research the books. There will be a live vote on the night, and two performances (books) will be performed. The five books are:

• The London A-Z• Ginger-My Story - (the autobiography of Ginger Rogers)• The Remains of the Day - Kazuo Ishiguro• The Dairy Book of Family Cookery• Tales of the Unexpected - Roald Dahl


LipServiceThrills and Quills

Hotbuckle ProductionsWuthering Heights

LipService take a comic look at Jane Austen’s letters, examine the vagaries of the Georgian postal system and wonder what witty words Jane could have conjured up with a Twitter account. We examine the world of communication from quill pen to SnapChat.With extracts from Jane Austen’s novels, letters to family members and wickedly funny observations on her neighbours, we look at the vivid account Jane conjures of everyday life.

“LipService, Britain’s favourite literary lunatics” The Guardian

Thursday 19th October - 7.30pm Ansdell Library

Friday 20th October - 7.30pm Blackburn Central Library

Suitable for ages 12+ www.lipservicetheatre.co.ukwww.time-to-read.co.uk

‘He’s more myself than I am. Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same’. When Cathy’s father brings home an orphaned Heathcliff, the effect will echo for generations. Emily Bronte’s only novel, set on the windswept Yorkshire moors, is a timeless Gothic classic of passionate love, revenge and despair.

Following Persuasion – ‘a magical production’ (The Stage), and Far From the Madding Crowd - ‘exceptionally slick, beautifully acted.’ (BBC Radio Shropshire) - ‘Hotbuckle, bring their unique magic to this powerful and emotional story.’

Tuesday 7th November - 7pm The Rainhall Centre, BarnoldswickSuitable for ages 10+www.hotbuckle.co.uk


Keira MartinHere Comes Trouble

Third AngelCape Wrath

‘Here Comes Trouble’ is a rigorous personal investigation into womanhood and Keira’s individual identity. Through a series of robust episodes drawing on social and cultural influences from Yorkshire, Ireland and Jamaica, Keira rhythmically weaves together traditional music, authentic song and gutsy dance. She shares hard hitting and heart-warming chapters of her life to courageously address stereotypes and challenge labels. Witness her build bridges and burn them again, each time revealing a deeper layer of herself and her heritage. This feisty yet vulnerable performance is entertaining and demonstrates the power and elegance of women in a very real and honest way.

Friday 20th October - 7:30pm (doors 7pm) United Reformed Church, ReadSuitable for ages 12+www.keiradance.com

“After he retired, my Grandad went on a trip from the Midlands up to Cape Wrath, the most northwesterly point of his native Scotland. He sat, looked at the sea, and thought about his life. Then he got up and went home. Over 20 years later, I got on a coach and followed in his footsteps. This is what I learned.” Third Angel presents a story of family, of fellow travellers, of whisky and chocolate, of the longest bus journey in Britain. Told to an audience of just 14 in a minibus. Heartfelt, moving, compellingly intimate, “Cape Wrath” takes you on a journey to the edge of the island.

Thursday 5th October - 11am & 2pm Cherestanc Square, GarstangFriday 6th October - 2pm & 5pm Halton MillSaturday 7th October - 12pm & 4pm The Dog Inn, BelthornSuitable for ages 12+www.thirdangel.co.uk



This season we’re spinning yarns, telling tales and waxing lyrical across Lancashire with a season of storytelling.

Spot On Rural Touring and Spot On Libraries have teamed up with Super Slow Way, Burnley Mechanics and Darwen Library Theatre to bring some of the best storytellers in the country to the county. Rob Gee will be sniffing out murder suspects in ‘Forget Me Not: The Alzheimer’s Whodunnit.’ Laura Mugridge and Tom Adams, are nurturing their inner book worms for National Libraries Week with their show ‘Bookish’ and Third Angel will take you on a journey to the most northern part of Scotland with ‘Cape Wrath.’ Alongside these shows are a whole host of pop up events and two free family festival days:

Pop Up EventsSam Brady - Kindness Caravan - Saturday 16th September in Blackburn Town CentrePeter Chand - Writers Workshop - Friday 29th September in Darwen LibraryWinston Powles - Vintage Typewriters - Saturday 28th October in Blackburn Museum

Free Family Festival DaysSaturday 30th September - Darwen Library TheatreSunday 8th October - Burnley Mechanics

Not only this but we’re also commissioning three new pieces of storytelling work! Three artists / storytellers / companies will be chosen to tell tales that matter to the people of Lancashire. So keep your eye out for your chance to shape a new show. For more information about what is on across Lancashire visit: lancashirestorytellingseason.blogspot.co.uk



Wednesday 18th October - 2pm Coal Clough LibraryThursday 19th October - 4pm & 6pm Longton LibraryFriday 20th October - 1.30pm & 4pm Leyland LibrarySaturday 21st October - 11am & 2pm Morecambe LibrarySuitable for ages 7+www.aheartatsea.info

The Kala Chetena Kathakali CompanyKathakali

Half A StringA Heart At Sea

‘Kathakali’ is a masterpiece of sacred theatre that erupts on stage with striking visual images that expose the magical world of South India. Kathakali leads the audience into the entrancing world of storytelling and absorbs the audience, especially children, into the wonder of a Kathakali play. The company will perform the story of Hima Sundari – similar to Snow White and suitable for all the family.

Friday 27th October - 7pm The Rainhall Centre, BarnoldswickSaturday 28th October - 7:30pm Weeton Village HallSuitable for all ageswww.kathakali.net

‘Be enthralled by this epic musical folktale told on a miniature scale. ‘A Heart at Sea’ uses haunting live music to tell the story of a young boy who bottles up his heart and throws it into the sea. Original song-writing is set to breathtaking visuals centred around a beautifully carved wooden chest that holds the secrets to the story. Intricate puppets are swept through a transforming wooden world created by the spectacular chest. Be astounded as backdrops flip up, pirouette and change, sending the boy tumbling through danger and discovery. Puppets roam on this unique contraption to recount the story of whales, tiny boats, sea captains and beards.



Front Row Screenings at Parbold Picture HouseVisit www.parboldpicturehouse.org for more information. See the world-class music programme at www.parbolddouglasmusic.org

NTLiveYoung Marx

1850, and Europe’s most feared terrorist is hiding in Dean Street, Soho. Broke, restless and horny, the thirty-two-year-old revolutionary is a frothing combination of intellectual brilliance, invective, satiric wit, and child-like emotional illiteracy. Creditors, spies, rival revolutionary factions and prospective seducers of his beautiful wife all circle like vultures. His writing blocked, his marriage dying, his friend Engels in despair at his wasted genius, his only hope is a job on the railway. But there’s still no one in the capital who can show you a better night on the piss than Karl Heinrich Marx.

Thursday 7th December - Contact venue for further details Parbold Village Hall (01257 463878)Suitable for ages 12+www.parboldpicturehouse.org

Circo Rum Ba BaDress Up For Christmas

An enormous Grande Lady, sumptuously brocaded and dressed for the Christmas Ball, glides effortlessly as if propelled from beneath, onto the stage. She is fifteen feet tall and eight feet wide and has arrived to tell a magical story which emerges act by act from the little theatre that opens up within her skirts. The wondrous Christmas tale unfolds with the actors below performing acrobatic feats, globe walking on snowballs, china plate spinning, musical saw playing, hat juggling and more as the Grande Dame takes on the roles of a snow queen and Mother Christmas herself.

‘Dress Up For Christmas’ is a wonderful adventure through fairy tale and pantomime with lots of audience participation and slapstick to entertain all ages.

Saturday 9th December - 7.30pm Bleasdale Parish HallSunday 10th December - 3pm New Longton Village HallSuitable for ages 6+ www.circorumbaba.com

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Spot On Libraries

In Spring our work in partnership with the county’s libraries resulted in 12 of our 16 events selling out!

We are so pleased to hear such great feedback from you about this project. Please bring your friends to our autumn shows, make every event a full house and don’t forget to tell us what you think. We do listen and the librarians we work with love to see everyone enjoying themselves.

We saw Elsa Jean McTaggart enchant audiences and in the process discovered a library with perfect acoustics for live music. The Churchfitters, over from France, were a delight, and the Fitzgerald Family Band, from Ontario went down a storm proving you can get 4 national stepdance champions into a library and not harm anyone on the front row. For families and children, Dommy B’s Wolf! was suitably scary, and the messy and joyful Dough! left its mark.

A chocolate/health bar prize for the first audience member to tell us what kingdom Elsa Jean McTaggart lives in.

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Spot On Rural

We had a great spring season in rural Lancashire, with more than half our shows selling out. Can you help us get even more full houses this season?

Say hello if you are new to the network, we love to meet our audiences. Half our audiences were new to Spot On this season. 96% of our audiences also thought the show they had seen was excellent or very good. Three of our audience members wished they had stayed at home- sorry if it wasn’t to your taste but this gives us room for improvement. We began and ended our rural season with shows about

food. Ragged Edge Productions sold out 5 shows in a row with Chef Show- and Halton Mill topped out the season with a single serving of Reckless Sleepers’ Last Supper. Our international partnership across the Atlantic continued with the excellent Montreal Guitar Trio and Les Bordeliques. No food, but plenty of good art to digest.

Free chocolate/health bar in the post to the first audience member who knows in which show the character “fishchipsandpeas” appeared. Get in touch via facebook or email [email protected]

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that events are accessible to all. To ensure your night out with the network is an enjoyable one, please feel free to discuss access needs with either the venue or the Scheme Manager.

For more information please contact:

Sue Robinson Scheme Manager

Lyndsey Wilson Company Manager

Spot On Telephone: 01254 660360Email: [email protected]: www.spotonlancashire.co.uk

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Sat 23rd Sept 2pm Howard Haigh Spanish Guitar Plus Padiham Library BB12 8BS [email protected] • Thurs 28th Sept 3pm Rob Gee Forget Me Not - The Alzheimers Whodunnit Fleetwood Library FY7 6AJ [email protected] • Fri 29th Sept 7pm Rob Gee Forget Me Not - The Alzheimers Whodunnit Poulton Library FY6 7DH [email protected] • Sat 30th Sept 8pm Howard Haigh Spanish Guitar Plus The Dog Inn BB1 2NN 01254 433188 • Thurs 5th Oct 11am & 2pm Third Angel Cape Wrath Cherestanc Square, Garstang PR3 1EF 01254 660360 • Fri 6th Oct 2pm & 5pm Third Angel Cape Wrath Halton Mill LA2 6ND 01524 289295 / 07890 728094 • Sat 7th Oct 12pm & 4pm Third Angel Cape Wrath The Dog Inn, Belthorn BB1 2NN 01254 433188 • Sat 7th Oct 8pm (Doors 7:30pm) Howard Haigh Spanish Guitar Plus Fraser Hall, Cowan Bridge LA6 2HS 07738 291734 • Wed 11th Oct 7pm Laura Mugridge & Tom Adams Bookish Kirkham Library PR4 2HD [email protected] • Thurs 12th Oct 3pm Louise Jordan No Petticoats Here Knott End Library FY6 0AU [email protected] • Thurs 12th Oct 7:30pm Laura Mugridge & Tom Adams Bookish Ansdell Library FY8 4DJ [email protected] • Fri 13th Oct 7pm Laura Mugridge & Tom Adams Bookish Clitheroe Library BB7 2DG [email protected] • Fri 13th Oct 7:30pm Louise Jordan No Petticoats Here Garstang Library PR3 1ED [email protected] • Sat 14th Oct 7pm Louise Jordan No Petticoats Here Roughlee Village Centre BB9 6NR www.roughlee.org.uk • Sat 14th Oct 8pm Laura Mugridge & Tom Adams Bookish Borwick & Priest Hutton Memorial Hall LA6 1JP 01524 782053 • Wed 18th Oct 2pm Half A String A Heart At Sea Coal Clough Library BB11 4NW [email protected] • Thurs 19th Oct 4pm & 6:30pm Half A String A Heart At Sea Longton Library PR4 5HA [email protected] • Fri 20th Oct 1:30pm & 4pm Half A String A Heart At Sea Leyland Library PR25 2EX [email protected] • Fri 20th Oct 7:30pm (Doors 7pm) Keira Martin Here Comes Trouble United Reformed Church, Read BB12 7PS 01200 428742 • Sat 21st Oct 11am & 2pm Half A String A Heart At Sea Morecambe Library LA4 5DL [email protected] • Wed 25th Oct 10:30am Half Moon presents Joseph Coelho Fairytales Gone Bad Skelmersdale Library WN8 6NL [email protected] • Fri 27th Oct 7pm The Kala Chetena Kathakali Company Kathakali The Rainhall Centre BB18 6HJ 01282 345200 • Sat 28th Oct 3pm Mashi Theatre Tales of Birbal Kingsfold Library PR1 9EJ [email protected] • Sat 28th Oct 7:30pm The Kala Chetena Kathakali Company Kathakali Weeton Village Hall PR4 3NB 01254 660630 • Thurs 2nd Nov 2pm Mashi Theatre Tales of Birbal The Bureau, Blackburn BB1 6DW 07845 964802 • Tues 7th Nov 7pm Hotbuckle Productions Wuthering Heights The Rainhall Centre BB18 6HJ 01282 345200 • Wed 22nd Nov 7pm Tomato / Tomato Heysham Library LA3 2BJ [email protected] • Thurs 23rd Nov 7:30pm Tomato / Tomato Ansdell Library FY8 4DJ [email protected] • Fri 24th Nov 7:30pm (Doors 7pm) Tomato / Tomato Croston Old School PR26 9RA 01772 603600 / 01772 600142 • Sat 25th Nov 7:30pm Tomato / Tomato The Barlow, Edgworth BL7 0AP 01204 852216 / 852848 • Sat 25th Nov 8pm Rob Gee Forget Me Not - The Alzheimers Whodunnit Mellor Brook Community Centre BB2 7PR 07908 518938 / www.mellorbrook.org • Sun 26th Nov 8pm (Doors 7:30pm) Tomato / Tomato The Arts Centre, Burscough Wharf L40 5SU 01704 896590 • Thurs 30th Nov 6pm Pat McCarthy Quartet Tarleton Library PR4 6TU [email protected] • Fri 1st Dec 7:30pm Pat McCarthy Quartet Grindleton Pavillion BB7 4QS 07765 240405 / 01200 441113 • Sat 2nd Dec 7:30pm Pat McCarthy Quartet Melling Village Institute LA6 2RA 01524 222225 • Sat 9th Dec 7:30pm Circo Rum Ba Ba Dress Up For Christmas Bleasdale Parish Hall PR3 1UY 01995 606511 / 643499 • Sun 10th Dec 3pm Circo Rum Ba Ba Dress Up For Christmas New Longton Village Hall PR4 4YD 01772 614264 •

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