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Whats on at Ropetackle Arts Centre

Music Wed 28 Aug 8pm until Sat 28 Sep

Oye Santana

@ Ropetackle Arts Centre
Admn: £20-£22

Based on the exciting dance rhythms of Carlos Santana’s Latin music, Oye Santana is no ordinary tribute to Santana’s music.

More of a party than a concert, this is a feast of Latin music, superb musicianship, and hit songs, faithfully re-creating the music of Santana. Oye Santana bring a powerful and melodic drive to Santana’s Latin rock style, which they play with power, passion and perfection, ensuring a fantastic high energy, engaging and fun event.

Oye Santana play all the hits including the Grammy award-winning Smooth plus Maria Maria, She’s Not There, Black Magic Woman, Samba Pa Ti, Oye Como Va, Jingo and Corazon Espinado.

Age guidance 16+

Please note, seating will be at the front, with standing space behind.

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Music Fri 13 Sep 8pm

Honey and The Bear

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Admn: £15

The 10th anniversary tour.

Honey & The Bear celebrate a decade in music, performing a selection of songs from across their three studio albums and joined by special guests Evan Carson (drums/percussion) and Archie Churchill-Moss (diatonic button accordion).

The British folk and roots duo are a tour de force in the UK folk scene, interweaving delicate vocal harmonies with emotive and evocative songwriting.

With a diverse range of sounds, textures, and rhythms that flow from the fast and furious to gentle ballads, their live performances are spirited and dynamic. Conjuring stories in song, they tell tales of Suffolk folklore, courageous people they admire, and their passion for nature, enchanting audiences up and down the country.

The multi-instrumentalist duo, comprised of songwriters Jon Hart (guitar, bass, bouzouki) and Lucy Hart (guitar, ukulele, bass, banjo, mandolin and percussion), have played at venues and festivals across the UK and Europe.

They supported Sam Kelly & The Lost Boys on two UK tours and opened for The Shires at world renowned Snape Maltings Concert Hall. Their latest album ‘Away Beyond The Fret’ was released in November 2023.

“Lucy and Jon’s vocals are gentle, rich and mellifluous throughout… This is an accomplished album from a masterly duo” ~ Folk London Magazine

Don’t miss this fasting rising folk act live in concert.

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Music Fri 13 Sep 8pm

Honey and the Bear

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Admn: £15

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Spoken Word Sat 14 Sep 10 am

Creative Writing: Autumn Glory

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Admn: £18

Join award-winning author and playwright, Jill Hucklesby, and create new writing inspired by the changing landscape at harvest time. Using works by Gillian Clarke and Siegfried Sassoon as inspiration, we’ll explore Sussex traditions, old and new, and respond to the season of the ‘fall’. The workshop will include verbal storytelling, quiet writing time and the chance to share work with the group. All abilities welcome.

18+ Please bring pen and paper. £17. Duration: 2.5 hours.

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Music Sat 14 Sep 8pm

Art of Believing: Live Flamenco Show

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Admn: £24 (£26 1st 4 rows)

Experience vibrant and authentic flamenco music and dance from the spectacular Daniel Martinez Flamenco Company, as they bring the passion and fire of Andalucia to Shoreham-by-Sea.

Composer and flamenco guitarist Daniel Martinez presents this unique musical production, where the audience will enjoy a rich variety of flamenco styles, from the intense emotion of a Seguiriya to the joyful sounds of an Alegria.

The show features an exceptional group of musicians: flamenco singers, guitarists, a cajon player, a violinist and a dancer, joining Daniel in a must-see, powerful and authentic performance.

Art of Believing debuted at Edinburgh's Royal Lyceum Theatre in October 2017. Following its tremendous success, the troupe are now touring the UK, selling out theatres whereever they go.

Sangria will be available to buy on the night, as we make sure you have the most enjoyable experience possible.

Olé!

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Music Sun 15 Sep 11 am

Chris Coull's Sunday Jazz

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Admn: £12

Bandleader and trumpeter Chris Coull hosts a relaxing series of Sunday morning jazz concerts.

Chris will be joined by a talented local band and special guest musicians, performing a entertaining and varied show each month.

September 15th:
With special guests: Jim Mullen (guitar) with Zoe Francis (vocals)
Backed by;
Mark Edwards (piano)
Joe Edwards (drums)
George Trebar (bass)
And of course
Chris Coull (trumpet)!

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Film Mon 16 Sep 2pm

Relaxed Film: Saving Grace

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Admn: £5

‘Take the high road to a comedy that lights up’

Comedy set in Cornwall where an indebted new widow grows cannabis to avoid losing her house.
Brenda Blethyn, Craig Ferguson, Martin Clunes.

Relaxed Viewing films are open to everyone, but the softer lighting and relaxed layout make them particularly suitable for people with memory loss or dementia.
Cert15 duration 88mins

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Spoken Word Tue 17 Sep 7.30PM

The Catalyst Club

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Admn: £8-£10

A night out with a difference. The Catalyst Club is a monthly event serving up the old tradition of the French Salon.

Be inspired and entertained as three guest speakers talk on a subject close to their heart.

Expect everything from local history, art, philosophy, culture and folklore, to the history of Marmite, Asperger’s, bad waxworks, Plato’s Republic, slime mould, and how to fend off a bear attack!

Speakers are booked in advance; topics are kept top secret until the night!

Hosted by author and BBC radio presenter Dr David Bramwell, in partnership with Ropetackle and Shoreham Wordfest.

For more information visit: www.catalystclub.co.uk. The Catalyst Club is open to all. To offer a talk or be added to the mailing list, contact: info@drbramwell.com

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Music Thu 19 Sep 7.30pm

Looking for Me Friend: The music of Victoria Wood

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Admn: £21

“The most feel-good show in town” ★★★★ (The Daily Mail) has spread nostalgia and laughter throughout the UK and has the seal of approval from Victoria’s very own school-chums and colleagues.

Featuring the star of BBC1’s ‘All Together Now’, Paulus The Cabaret Geek “King of Cabaret” (The Stage) with Michael Roulston (Fascinating Aïda) on piano, it is an evening of pure joy filled with Victoria’s best-loved songs, including the iconic ‘Ballad of Barry and Freda’ (Let’s Do It) and the classic ‘It Would Never Have Worked’.

This show is for fans of Victoria and for those yet to discover her, to come together and relish her breathtaking wizardry with words.

In telling Victoria’s story, Paulus unfolds his own. A relatable story of a 1970s childhood and what it really means to find your tribe.

So, pair your stilettos with an oven glove, zip up your cocktail slacks and get booking!

“Vic would have loved this” ~ Sue Devaney, Dinnerladies

“We loved it!” ~ Fascinating Aïda

“Poignancy and heart” ★★★★ ~ The Scotsman

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Kids Fri 20 Sep 11.30am AND 1.30pm

Short Stories, Tall Talls: Adventures of an Ugly Duckling

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Admn: £12 adult/child. Child £6

Interactive storytelling for babies, toddlers and their parents or carers.

Actress and mum Hannah Summers brings classic and modern stories to life through live performance and interactive, creative play.
Adventure into stories, explore through the senses and let your little ones’ imaginations run free.

There’s a different story every month! Suitable for ages 0-4 years.

Adventures of an Ugly Duckling:

There’s more to Tully, our ugly duckling, who longs for adventure beyond the farm fences.
What’s over that hill, where does the river go, how high is the sky? One day, an adventure takes Tully on a surprising journey and she find out who she is and where she truly belongs.

Please note, all infants over one month old require a ticket as this show is specifically aimed at babies and pre-schoolers.

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Music Fri 20 Sep 8pm

Chris Coull Big Band: Blues & the Abstract Truth

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Admn: £14

Saxophonist Karen Sharp and trumpeter Chris Coull team up to lead an all-star line-up playing music from Oliver Nelson’s seminal jazz album “The Blues and the Abstract Truth” and the follow-up album “More Blues and the Abstract Truth”.

The Blues and the Abstract Truth album seamlessly blends sophistication with emotional depth. Released in 1961, it features intricate arrangements, memorable melodies, and a stellar ensemble, making it a timeless classic in the world of jazz.

Chris’s band features acclaimed musicians including Karen Sharp (baritone sax), Andy Panayi (alto sax), Sam Miles (tenor sax), John Donaldson (piano), Pete Cater (drums), and Paul Whitten (bass).

Nelson’s intricate arrangements suit this four-horn line-up whilst giving space for individual improvisations. This will be a superb jazz concert performed by consummate musicians.

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Stage Sat 21 Sep 8pm

An Evening with Alfie Ordinary & Friends

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Admn: £15

Award-winning drag entertainer and local fruit Alfie Ordinary makes his Shoreham debut at Ropetackle this season, and he’s not coming alone!

Alfie will be presenting an all-singing, all-dancing variety show extravaganza, with hand-picked acts from the worlds of drag, burlesque and cabaret.

Alfie will be joined by some of the UK’s finest talent, stars of stage and screen, for an outrageous evening of top quality entertainment.

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Music Sat 21 Sep 1-3pm

Saturday sessions: Ceol Na Mara

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Admn: FREE

The Saturday Sessions take place each month, presenting an eclectic range of local performers ready to entertain you with their wonderful music.

Foot-tapping, lively and dynamic Irish tunes from this nifty-fingered fiddle and guitar duo. Ceol Na Mara (Irish for: Sounds of the Sea) is the combined talents of Sussex-based Emma Clarke (fiddle) and Jim Richards (guitar).

Emma has over 25 years' experience of playing and teaching fiddle and teams up with Comhaltas gold medal-winning guitarist Jim to delight audiences with bright and bouncy tunes that will make you want to get up and dance!

Entry is free but ticketed, capacity and seating is limited. Book to secure your place!

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Film Tue 24 Sep 2pm

Matinee Film: Wicked Little Letters

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Admn: £5

To be crude…

Black-comedy-mystery based on a true scandal, filmed in Sussex towns.

Someone is writing crudely insulting letters to residents. A police investigation begins with Irish migrant Rose being charged but the town’s women are not so sure….
Olivia Colman, Jessie Buckley, Anjana Vasan, Joanna Scanlan, Timothy Spall.

Cert 15 duration 100mins

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Comedy Thu 26 Sep 8pm

Noise Next Door Freewheeling

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Admn: £15

Buckle up, you’re in for a hell of a ride! The quickest wits in comedy are here to take you on a totally improvised tour around YOUR weirdest and wildest ideas.

The Noise Next Door are going hell for leather in this brand new show as they race through a priceless parade of off-the-cuff gags, scenes and songs, all based on your suggestions.

The Noise Next Door are 12-time sell-out veterans of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and have appeared on The One Show (BBC One) and Britain’s Got Talent (ITV1), as well as alongside the likes of Michael McIntyre, Katherine Ryan, Romesh Ranganathan and Harry Hill.

“Hilarious… A superior kind of chaos” ~ The Telegraph

“Comedy gold… Staggeringly well executed.” ~ The Guardian

Age guidance: 15+

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Music Fri 27 Sep 8pm

Mario Bakuna Trio

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Admn: £14

Mario Bakuna is a Brazilian musician currently based in London. Over the past few years, he has emerged as a leading figure in the Brazilian jazz music scene in the UK.

Mario and his band have performed to great acclaim across the UK, Europe, and beyond, from Canada to Madagascar, Kazakhstan to Azerbaijan.

Following the release of his first album ‘Where Rio de Janeiro Meets Bahia’, Mario’s most recent release, ‘Brazilian Landscapes’ features new arrangements of material by great composers such as Marcos Valle, Claudio Bertrami, Rique Pantoja, Gilberto Gil, Djavan, João Bosco, Arismar do Espirito Santo, and the ‘forrozeiros’ Dominguinhos and Luiz Gonzaga.

Brazilian Landscapes is a tribute to the culture and memory of Brazilian people. It comes from years of inspiration from Mario’s travels throughout Brazil, experiencing its rhythmic and harmonic richness.

From the arid landscape of the northeast, reflected in the chorus of songs of Forró, Baião and Xaxado, to the African influence found in Ijexá, the popularity of Samba and the sophistication of Bossa Nova, Mario Bakuna and his musicians celebrate the most musically rich territory on Earth.

The lineup features Mario Bakuna on acoustic guitar and vocals, Chris Attwell on electric bass, and Adam Omianski on drums.

“A sparkling guitarist who plays with palpable feeling – his virtuosic fluency on the fretboard is controlled and flourishes are perfectly placed. His voice has a texture like heavy cloth” ~ Songlines Magazine

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Kids Fri 27 Sep 11am

My First Cinema: Eric Carle inc. Hungry Caterpilla

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Admn: £4 Adult/child pair

My First Cinema:
ERIC CARLE STORIES including The Very Hungry Caterpillar

As author and illustrator, Eric Carle's stories spring into in this great film which includes the much acclaimed The Very Hungry Caterpillar. A delightful introduction to stories for the under 5’s.

Cert U 26mins
Under 18 months go free.

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Kids Sat 28 Sep 2 pm

The Bubble Show

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Admn: £9 Child/£11 Adult

Join Mr. Bubbles with his extraordinary soap bubbles in all shapes and sizes!

The Bubble Show is a unique blend of magic, storytelling, science and bubble art! Enjoy bouncy bubbles, bubbles inside bubbles, smoke bubbles, square bubbles, giant bubbles, and even fire bubbles!

Actor, storyteller, and Guinness World Record holder, The Highland Joker, is one of the top bubble artists in the world, bringing you an interactive, fun, international award-winning bubble extravaganza!

Suitable for ages 3-12.

Duration 60 minutes – No interval.

“Engaging showmanship from bubble maestro the Highland Joker” ★★★★ ~ The List

“The Bubble Show, flawlessly simple and full of wonder” ★★★★★ ~ Deadline

“The show’s gentle humour and obvious passion will lift your spirits” ★★★★ ~ Edinburgh49

Date
Sat, September 28, 2024
Start time
2:00 PM
Price
£9.00 - £11.00
Duration
120 Minutes
Event format
Unallocated Seating
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Stage Tue 1 Oct 7.30pm

Tonight Someone Dies!

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Admn: £10

A slapstick murder mystery, where the mystery is who to murder.

A manor house in the countryside. A colourful cast of bizarre residents. A terribly 'inconvenient' weather event which means no-one can leave. It sounds as if tonight, someone dies.

A grieving son will avenge the murder of his father, one of the residents of Quexheath Manor is responsible, and vengeance will be sweet.

There's only one tiny problem, which resident needs to meet their end? He will definitely murder someone…but, who? Well he's not entirely sure…he just hopes he gets it right…eventually.

A hilarious slapstick farce following an amateur would-be murderer desperately attempting to locate a villain and avenge a historic wrong, without harming anyone innocent in the process!

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Music Fri 4 Oct 8pm

Dee C Lee

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Admn: £30

AGMP Concerts presents Dee C Lee’s ‘Just Something’ Tour, plus special guests.

Dee C Lee is known for her work with The Style Council, Wham!, Slam Slam, and Animal Nightlife, along with an illustrious solo career (including the Top 3 hit ‘See The Day’).

‘Just Something’ is her first new record since 1998, and her debut for Acid Jazz Records. ‘Just Something’ features 11 songs: nine originals co-written by Dee, a song penned by her daughter Leah Weller, and two inspired covers – Renee Geyer’s ‘Be There In The Morning’ and Weldon Irvine’s ‘I Love You’.

The ‘Just Something’ tour will feature a 9-piece live band featuring Steve White (The Style Council/Paul Weller).

Please note, this is an all standing event.

Age guidance: 18+

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Music Sat 5 Oct 8pm

Stone Foundation & Special Guests

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Admn: £20

Formed in 2004, Stone Foundation is a dynamic British soul band that blend classic soul with modern influences.

Drawing inspiration from Motown and Northern Soul, their music showcases tight musicianship, heartfelt vocals, and socially conscious lyrics. Renowned for their commitment to authenticity, they seamlessly marry vintage soul sounds with contemporary relevance.

Notable collaborations with Paul Weller have further elevated their profile, while albums like “Street Rituals” exemplify their ability to craft soulful, timeless compositions.

Stone Foundation's unwavering dedication to the soul genre has solidified their reputation as a standout force in the contemporary music landscape.

Presented by AGMP.

Please note, this is an all standing event.

Age guidance: 16+

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Spoken Word Tue 8 Oct 7.30pm

The Catalyst Club

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Admn: £20

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Spoken Word Thu 10 Oct 11.30am

Short Stories, Tall Tails: Mouse & Sam

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Admn: £12 Child+Adult

nteractive storytelling for babies, toddlers and their parents or carers.

Actress and mum Hannah Summers brings classic and modern stories to life through live performance and interactive, creative play.

Adventure into stories, explore through the senses and let your little ones’ imaginations run free.

There’s a different story every month! Suitable for ages 0-4 years.

Mouse and Sam:
There once lived a mouse under the floorboards of a creaky old house. But on one usual day, an adventure ensues in an unusual way!
Join our timid mouse in an interactive storytelling show. Your little ones will love to explore and discover the world through his eyes as he finds a way to play and be brave.

Please note, all infants over one month old require a ticket as this show is specifically aimed at babies and pre-schoolers.

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Comedy Fri 11 Oct 8pm

The Treason Show

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Admn: £17

With a new government in place and whole a new set of characters to satirise, it’s open season on the great and good in the autumn edition of The Treason Show.
Ropetackle’s resident satirists bring you bang up to date topical gags, sketches and parody songs like no other live show in the UK.

If you like your humour with a risqué twist and a toe tapping tune, then you’ll love this mix of The Fast Show with songs meets Spitting Image via HIGNFY.

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Music Sat 12 Oct 7.30pm

An Evening of Gilbert & Sullivan

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Admn: £20

We are very pleased to present another programme, full of the delights of Gilbert & Sullivan!

Love, betrayal, comic relatives and marital disputes, all add up to an entertaining evening of Gilbert & Sullivan! Included in the programme will be some of the very best from many of their comic operas including Trial by Jury, HMS Pinafore, The Pirates of Penzance, The Mikado, Iolanthe, The Gondoliers and The Yeomen of the Guard.

As former members of the D’Oyly Carte Opera Company, we welcome back Yvonne Patrick, Louise Crane, David Menezes, Ian Belsey, Richard Woodall, Lesley-Anne Sammons and a special welcome to Philip Blake-Jones. These superbly talented professionals will be ably supported by a local chorus of 20+ voices.

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Music Tue 15 Oct 8 pm

Wishbone Ash

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Admn: SOLD OUT

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Following the outstanding response to their recent “Live Dates Live” tour – in which the band celebrated 50 years of their seminal multi-million selling live album – Wishbone Ash return with a show featuring songs from the follow-up album, Live Dates 2.

Experience the legendary band whose iconic twin-guitar sound inspired the likes of Thin Lizzy, Judas Priest, and Iron Maiden, performing a stellar set that also includes much-loved classics from a remarkable back catalogue spanning an astonishing 55 years!

Hear songs including The King Will Come, Throw Down The Sword, Warrior, and Blowin’ Free sounding as fresh as ever.

Book early to avoid disappointment.

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