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highlights...
October
Woman Walking
Beautifully poignant original play from Sylvian Productions exploring themes of grief, resolution and the healing power of nature ...6
Aly Bain, Ale Möller and Bruce Molsky
Celtic, Nordic and Appalachian cultures combine to create nothing short of magic ...11
The Big Bike Film Night
Everything a cycle-centric audience could want - action, drama, humour and plenty of inspiration ...24
November
Salt House
Songs about lace, politics, landscape and birds ...9
The Goodacres’ Wonderful World of Mechanical Music
A fascinating and engaging family show of music, history and stories ...17
December
St. Andrew’s Day Family Ceilidh
Featuring The Penny Drops Ceilidh band ...18
Aladdin
Singing, dancing, stories and fireworks ...19
Amerrycana Christmas
Foot tapping music and razor-sharp comedy is back again ...20
spotlight 2023 autumn ...
Gather round gentlepeople, esteemed colleagues, local legends and dreamers of all ages - this is a programme worth waiting for!
Firstly, thank you to our Friends for their generous contribution towards this brochure – more info on how to become one of those merry do-gooders yourself on page 34.
Lastly, Happy New Year. Middlely... the lead up to the holidays is packed right up to the gunnels with gorgeous events. Come together this season and experience the magic.
Music for every taste, laughout-loud comedy, drama, opera, ballet, bikes and bagpipes, plus everything to make the festive season jolly!
Now it’s time to crack open this brochure and choose your own adventure.
ROYAL BALLET presents
Don Quixote
Auditorium
Don Quixote, based on Miguel de Cervantes’ epic novel of the same name, regales the adventures of the eccentric nobleman and his faithful squire Sancho Panza, as they help to bring a vivacious young couple, Kitri and Basilio, together. This energetic 19th-century ballet is enlivened by Ludwig Minkus’ spirited score and is a wonderful showcase for the virtuosity of The Royal Ballet's principal dancers. Created for The Royal Ballet a decade ago, Carlos Acosta’s exuberant production featuring Tim Hatley’s characterful designs brings the heat and romance of Cervantes' classic novel to life.
Tue 7 November 7.15pm £18, £10 under 16
ROYAL OPERA presents
L’elisir d’amore
Auditorium
Country boy Nemorino is determined to win the haughty Adina’s heart, but she refuses to give him the time of day. Can Doctor Dulcamara’s so-called ‘elixir of love’ work its magic? Conductor Sesto Quatrini makes his house debut, as does soprano Nadine Sierra in the role of Adina. She is joined by Liparit Avetisyan, Boris Pinkhasovich and the incomparable Bryn Terfel as the genial wheeler-dealer Doctor Dulcamara.
Sun 8 October 2pm £18, £10 under 16
SYLVIAN PRODUCTIONS presents
Woman Walking
Auditorium
Woman Walking is a beautifully poignant play imagining several interactions over a period of time between Cath, a modern woman carrying the guilt and trauma over the death of her mother, and writer Nan Shepherd. Long since deceased, Nan is brought back by Cath to help her find resolution through her dialogue with Nan and through the Cairngorms themselves in all their rough beauty, light and weather. Sylvia Dow’s play has both humour and pathos and brings themes of grief, resolution and the healing power of nature.
“Exquisitely memorable and lyrical moments”
The Scotsman on Sylvia’s last play STUFF
Age: 12+ (recommended)
Fri 6 October
7.30pm £15
INDEPEN-DANCE presents
Four Go Wild in Wellies
Auditorium
Four Go Wild in Wellies is a whimsical adventure featuring bobble hats, scarves, tents that have a life of their own and, of course, lots of fun in wellies! A playful look at the joy of inventiveness and curiosity, the negotiation of social structures, and how friendships are built, broken and mended as play emerges from interaction with each other and with the world around them
From Indepen-dance, Scotland’s inclusive professional dance company.
“...thirty minutes of sheer delight… They dance out their story hilariously and touchingly, much to the delight of the young audience—some transfixed by it all, others rolling about in mirth.”
Across the Arts
Age: 3 – 5 and their families
Mon 9 October 2.30pm
£10, £14 Adult + Child, £6 under 16
Blue Rose Code
Auditorium
Ross Wilson aka Blue Rose Code writes songs straight from – and to - the heart. They address universal themes in a deeply personal way and seamlessly blend folk, Americana, jazz, soul and pop influences into something truly unique.
A magnetic performer who loves to connect with his audience, Ross and Blue Rose Code are now firmly established as one of Scotland’s most uplifting and powerful live bands.
“One of the greatest live acts around right now so if you get a chance to see them in any of their many guises do yourself a favour and go.”
Americana UK
“An opening set of almost religious intensity and sincerity. Wilson makes widescreen soul in the spirit of Van Morrison, and was full of the holy fire of live performance.” The Times
Fri 13 October 8pm £18
Adam Holmes Duo
Auditorium
Adam crafts lyrics that resonate like old folk songs, set to melodies rooted in the haunting slow airs and church hymns that echoed throughout his childhood.
His five albums have cast an impressive shadow across the UK folk scene and gained him Scottish Album of the Year nominations (in 2014, 2017 and 2018) and BBC Radio 2 Folk Award nominations. His enchanting voice has seen him work, and share stages with; Karine Polwart, Jason Isbell, Anias Mitchell, Sturgill Simpson and Eddi Reader, to name a few.
“Holmes has long been one of the country’s most talented and impressive vocalists, with Dreamweaver he takes that step further to being one of the finest songwriters in the UK today.” Folk Radio
Fri 3 November 8pm £17
Pierre Schryer & Sean Gray
Auditorium
Experience the magic of phenomenal Canadian fiddler Pierre Schryer and multi instrumentalist Sean Gray. Schryer has the knack of teaming up with the right kindred spirit to create something truly special and for his latest visit to these shores, he is playing with master musician Sean Gray. Gray has been wowing audiences as a multitalented force and member of the acclaimed Paul Mckenna band and as sought after session musician.
Schryer & Gray is a tour de force of versatility, fine musicianship and technical dexterity. Together they represent two diverse and successful music careers laden with awards and nominations.
Thu 12 October 7.30pm £17
Salt House
Auditorium
Salt House have been a mainstay of the folk scene for almost a decade. New songs that sound as if they’ve always been here. Ancient ballads woken up. Poems given the melodies they’ve long deserved. Songs about place, politics, landscape and birds.Their latest releases (Working for Zeus and Huam) - produced by Andy Bell and released on Hudson Records - have seen them consolidate their reputation as fine interpreters of words both old and new. Salt House are Jenny Sturgeon, Ewan MacPherson and Lauren MacColl.
★★★★★ The Scotsman
“Effortless” Tom Robinson, BBC 6 Music
“Awfy Bonnie” Roddy Hart, BBC Radio Scotland
Sat 11 November 7.30pm £17
Don Paterson & Graeme Stephen
Auditorium
Don Paterson and Graeme Stephen are two of Scotland’s leading guitarists. With contrasting and yet highly complementary individual styles, they bring their shared love of jazz luminaries including Bill Evans, John Abercrombie and Pat Metheny to bear in a duo that champions melody, harmonic richness and musical enquiry.
Thu 5 October 7.30pm £17
Kongero
Auditorium
Kongero - a highly esteemed, world touring Swedish Folk'appella group. A concert with Kongero will take the listener on a fabulous journey, an all-embracing Scandinavian folk music experience. Amazing vocal polyphony, groovy, intimate, and powerful.
“This group is a revelation. The beauty of the four voices is equalled only by the pristine, flawless arrangements. They provide a stunning example of a marriage between the traditional and the innovative. This magical Swedish music very much deserves to be heard far and wide.” Jeff Meshel, International Music Journalist
Sat 14 October 7.30pm £16
Meursault
Auditorium
One of Scotland's most unique, contemporary voices.
Critically acclaimed Edinburgh-based collective, centred around singer-songwriter Neil Pennycook, return with the release of their sixth full length album. The band’s line-up features Pennycook on guitar, piano, samples, synth and vocals, Drew Boyd (baritone guitar, violin, mandolin), Robyn Dawson (violin, vocals), Calum MacLeod (guitar, bass, vocals), Fionnbarr
Byrne (synth, violin, guitar, vocals), Emma Capponi (flute, piccolo, vocals), Reuben Taylor (organ) and Graeme Young (drums).
“Pennycook’s most vibrant, ambitious and remarkably cohesive record to date.”
★★★★★ The Skinny
Fri 20 October 8pm £16
...Music
Aly Bain, Ale Möller & Bruce Molsky
Auditorium
Aly Bain, Scotland’s supreme traditional style fiddler; Swedish multi-instrumentalist Ale Möller, and American old time fiddler, singer, guitarist and banjo player Bruce Molsky join their considerable talents to celebrate their Celtic, Nordic and Appalachian cultures.
Aly needs little introduction to Scottish audiences and is best known in the Scandinavian world for his work with Sweden's multi-talented Ale Möller. Ale is an eight-time Swedish Grammy winner and constant musical explorer.
Bruce Molsky is one of the most revered ambassadors for America’s old-time mountain music and has aptly been dubbed “the Rembrandt of Appalachian fiddlers” by virtuoso violinist and sometimes bandmate Darol Anger.
“Dynamic yet seamless diversity…with the extra warmth and zest of patent mutual ease, enjoyment and admiration.” The Scotsman
Sat 28 October
7.30pm £18
Tickets: £18
£9 for members of Biggar Music and Moffat Music Society and to adults accompanying children under 12. FREE for under 26s. www.musicinpeebles.org.uk
Jia Ning Ng
Auditorium
Singaporean pianist Jia Ning Ng recently graduated from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland where she won many prestigious awards. With a particular affinity for Schubert, it is natural that she should choose, as the climax of her recital, his final instrumental work, the great Sonata in B flat, D.960, described by the New Yorker as ‘a work of vast dimensions and vertiginous depths’.
Jia Ning opens her recital with Beethoven’s dramatic ‘Tempest’ Sonata, which is followed by a collection of miniatures brought together by Schumann as his ‘Bunte Blätter’ which ranges from joyful to heartbreaking, jaunty to stormy.
“…an admirable blend of sensitivity and musical understanding.”
Straits Times
Tue 3 October 7.30pm
Tim Kliphuis Trio
Auditorium
Classically trained Dutch violinist Tim Kliphuis is widely regarded as the heir to his mentor, Stéphane Grappelli. In his trio, Tim is joined by two Scots, both supremely talented jazz musicians in their own right. In this semi-improvised programme, the trio will perform movements from their most recent works: Reflecting the Seasons and Brandenburg. Music by Vivaldi and Bach is re-interpreted in a blend of classical, gypsy-jazz and folk, all delivered with humour and finesse, whilst remaining respectful to the originals.
“Playfully inventive and technically brilliant.”
Time Out
Friday 17 November 7.30pm
Filipa Portela & Gregor Forbes
Auditorium
A graduate of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Portuguese soprano Filipa Portela enjoys a busy career in concerts, recitals and opera. Edinburghborn Gregor Forbes is a pianist and composer who studied at Cambridge University and the RCS. Both are now resident in Leipzig. In this concert, Filipa and Gregor drive out the chill of a Scottish winter with a programme of warm, evocative, Mediterranean-influenced music. We’ll hear songs by Maurice Ravel, Manuel de Falla and Xavier Montsalvatge as well as a littleheard song cycle by Barcelonian composer Eduardo Toldrá. There will also be solo piano pieces by Ravel and Debussy.
“Filipa Portela was an explosive and theatrically visceral tour de force.”
Bachtrack
Tue 5 December 7.30pm
Assynt
Auditorium
Award winning instrumental folk trio Assynt are former BBC Radio Scotland Young Musician of the Year finalists, consisting of Graham Mackenzie (fiddle) and David Shedden (pipes/whistles) alongside BBC Radio 2 Young Folk Award winner Innes White (guitar).
Inspired by the great piping, fiddle and Gaelic traditions of the Highlands of Scotland, Assynt’s self penned melodies are “refreshingly contemporary” (Folk Radio UK) while remaining true to the music traditions they are rooted in.
“Assynt’s music is breathtakingly wonderful: powerful, energetic and big tunes.”
FolkWorld
Wed 25 October 7.30pm
£16
The Spirit of Bad Co & Free
Auditorium
Free Again, a five-piece ensemble of musicians, will perform their spectacular new show that gives you a concert experience of 100 minutes of pure Bad Company and Free nostalgia.
This is not a heavy rock night by any stretch, the music is more than that...much more.
It's a delicate blend of vocals, guitars and piano punctuated by a dynamic rhythm section to produce timeless, melodic classics, made up predominantly from the touring band Hotel California Scotland.
Sat 7 October 7.30pm £22.50
The Jensen Intercepters Blues Show
Auditorium
This is the authentic blues, as it should be done.
Peebles' very own Gary Martin leads his band, the Jensen Intercepters, on vocals, harmonica and slide guitar, with Mike Park on lead guitar, Richard O’Donnell on piano and Hammond organ, Jim Walker on drums, and Mike Katz on bass.
Sat 21 October 7.30pm £16
The Counterfeit Sixties
Auditorium
Re-live the sounds of the swinging sixties, as the Counterfeits bring their tribute to over 25 bands of that era –including the fantastic music of The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Who, The Dave Clark Five, The Kinks and The Monkees, to name but a few.
Sat 4 November 7.30pm £25
Travelling Tent Show
Auditorium
Taking inspiration from the tent shows that roamed the American south in the 1930s, Nicole Smit (Blueswater, Queens of the Blues) and The Tenement Jazz Band (Best Band, Scottish Jazz Awards 2022) have come together to reinvented the format for the European north in the 21st century.
Enlisting special guests, Kat Brooks (The Phoenix Choir), Mike Kearney (The Katet) and Vid Gobac (Greyfriars Society Orchestra, Kultura) to complete the team, the show immerses the audience in the spirit of joyous entertainment.
Playing with a repertoire of popular music from an era before the jazz & blues genres were defined, this show is not a museum piece; it is a space where performers and audiences are joined together for music, a fair bit of dancing and a healthy dose of tongue-in-cheek.
Sat 18 November 8pm £18
This Flight Tonight –Joni Mitchell Songs
Auditorium
This Flight Tonight is a celebration of Joni Mitchell's music from acclaimed Welsh, singersongwriter duo Kathryn Pepper and Paul Zervas. The carefully crafted set list will feature songs from Joni's million-selling albums such as Clouds, Ladies of the Canyon, For the Roses, Court, and Spark, as well as featuring many cuts from her 1972 landmark release Blue.
“We are musical purist's” Kathryn Pepper explains “If we're going to present Joni's music for a live show then we are going to aim to recreate the performances almost exactly as they were intended. As songwriters and performers ourselves we know that every single note, inflection, momentary pause was placed there by the artist with intent. We hold Joni Mitchell's music in the utmost regard and so we aim to capture its inner spirit and channel its majesty into each live performance.”
Thu 30 November 7.30pm £20
TWEEDDALE SOCIETY presents The Butcher’s Wife
Auditorium
This talk will explore the many challenges facing the farming industry and the many things which can go wrong. Butcher’s wife Louise Forsyth explains why it is so important for all of us to support Scottish farming and produce.
Tues 10 October 7.30pm
History of Witch Trials
Auditorium
A look at the history of the Witch Trials in Scotland and the part the church authorities in Peeblesshire played during this dark time in Scottish history.
Tues 14 November 7.30pm
Discovering the Northern Picts
Auditorium
The Northern Picts venture at Aberdeen is an award-winning project run by the University of Aberdeen uncovering the archaeology of Pictish society in Scotland. This talk will outline some of the major discoveries of the project and explain what the new findings mean for Pictish society in the period c.300-900 AD.
Tues 12 December 7.30pm
£10, Free to members of Tweeddale Society and students of Peebles High School.
The Goodacres’ Wonderful World of Mechanical Music
Auditorium
A fascinating and engaging family show of music, history, stories, and explanations from a lifetime’s shared passion for mechanical instruments.
The Goodacres’ Wonderful World of Mechanical Music is a collaboration between brothers John and Julian who, for over 50 years have had a passion for collecting and playing many types of mechanical musical instruments. This show will be a chance to share their vast collection, most of which have never been seen in public before!
ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY presents Building the Ness of Brodgar
PEEBLES
Anne Younger Studio
An opportunity to hear about the internationally important prehistoric site at the Ness of Brodgar on Orkney from the Director of the excavation project, Dr Nick Card. Set in the midst of Neolithic Orkney World Heritage Site, Ness of Brodgar is renowned for some of the most impressive buildings of the Neolithic period in NW Europe. In this talk, various aspects of their architecture will be considered. The latest exciting discoveries will also be revealed!
Thu 19 October 7.30pm
£8, £6 members of Peebles Archaeological Society
Come along and feast your eyes and ears on the wonderous barrel organ, street organ, serinette, polyphon, music, seraphone, celestina, meloton organ, singing birds and more.
Suitable for all ages
Thu 2 November 7.30 pm
£15
All proceeds in aid of Eastgate Theatre
‘Tis the Season
St. Andrew’s Day Family Ceilidh
Auditorium
Quality music for some quality time. The whole family is invited to the first of our Family Ceilidhs featuring The Penny Drops Ceilidh Band. Limited places available to keep plenty of spinning room –so book early to avoid disappointment.
Fri 1 December 7pm £10, £14 adult + child, £6 under 16
TWEED THEATRE presents Aladdin Auditorium
Tweed Theatre is proud to present Aladdin as their Christmas pantomime this year. Based on the original 1001 Arabian Nights, Aladdin tells the tale of a poor young man who is tracked by the evil Abanazar into opening up a cave of treasures. As always though good triumphs over evil and Aladdin ends up a wealthy prince, finding love with Princess Jasmine and preventing Abanazar from realising his nasty schemes. Widow Twankey, Ping and Pong, a very naughty panda and nice but dim Wishee Washee provide colour and comedy throughout and there is of course plenty of singing and dancing, fireworks and special effects to enjoy. Get your tickets early and see the festive season off to a flying start.
Thu 7 December 7.30pm
Fri 8 December 3pm & 7.30pm
Sat 9 December 3pm & 7.30pm £12
Peebles Concert Band
Auditorium
Join the musicians of Peebles Concert Band for an evening of musical fun this festive season. The band plays a wide range of woodwind and brass instruments producing a huge sound and celebrating the absolute joy of music making.
Sun 10 December 7pm £12
InChorus
Auditorium
Get ready for an enchanting, family-friendly concert with this vibrant, contemporary, community choir. InChorus will be singing festive favourites mixed in with some stellar, off-beat holiday hits, as well as those standouts from their regular repertoire. All profits being donated to the Eastgate Theatre – so double-down on that holiday spirit
Sun 17 December 4pm £12
‘Tis the Season
THE DOWNRIGHT HOMESPUN RADIO COMPANY presents Amerrycana Christmas 2023
Auditorium
It’s another Christmas Ho-Ho-Hoedown at the Grand Old Eastgate Theatre!
When times are hard and a thin sleet blows against your windy-panes, look up to the skies. See that bright star? It’s the 2023 Amerrycana Christmas, live on stage at the Grand Old Eastgate Theatre this December!
Once again the DHRC House Band and our Royal Company of Radio Actors bring you baw-bustin’ music and razor-sharp comedy this yuletide season.
Remember, it’s not Christmas until the DHRC hits town, so get your tickets now.
Thu 14 December 7.30pm
Fri 15 December 7.30pm
Sat 16 December 7.30pm
£15, £10 under 26
FRIENDS OF THE EASTGATE present Quiz
Night Auditorium
The Friends have arranged another friendly gettogether for raising money while having an absolute whale of a time! Teams can be up to 5 people, but if four friends are hard to come by, just enter on your own and the friends will put teams together.
The Friends Lottery will be drawn on this night and there’s a prize for the best dressed team.
Sat 2 December 7.30pm £8 per person
Craig Hill – This Gets Harder Every Year!
Auditorium
Cheeky and irreverent, Scotland's much-loved kilty pleasure unleashes his fantastic new show (and another corker of a show title) for a fun evening of uproarious stand-up!
Celebrating 25 years of riotous comedy with the funnest audiences anyone could wish for, Craig’s shows are firmly established as one of the best nights out around (the last tour sold out fast) and he’s hugely popular for a very good reason - get ready for a night of belly-ache laughs.
“Flat-out hilarious... I’ve not heard a room laugh so long and hard...”
“The audience was in absolute paroxysms of laughter... Genuinely funny” ★★★★★ Mirror
“A laugh-out-loud performance from beginning to end... absolutely hilarious!” ★★★★ List
Age: 16+
Fri 10 November 7.30pm £22.50
Uptown Comedy
Up Town Comedy is a new and exciting pop-up comedy show dedicated to providing a laughout-loud, local night out. Created by Scottish comedian Stuart Mitchell, the longest running panellist on BBC Scotland’s Breaking the News and rising TikTok star this new quarterly comedy night will showcase some of the very best performers across the UK as well as international acts. Even better there will be very special and secret appearances from the biggest stars testing new material before their arena tours as well as rising stars before they hit the big time!
Age: 16+ Fri 27 October 8pm £17.50
All film details will be posted onto www.eastgatearts.com
Tickets for most films are £10 adult, £6 child, £25 family of four (cert permitting).
The Big Bike Film Night
Auditorium
The Big Bike Film Night is on a mission- bringing the best cycling short films from around the world together for you. Showcasing two and a half hours of moving bike films that have everything a cycle-centric audience could want – action, drama, humour, and plenty of inspiration; the evening is unashamedly and utterly, utterly, utterly designed and devised for the two-wheel devotee!
These short films are a great reminder of why we love to ride our bikes; with stories that captivate us, stories that make us think, and most importantly of all – inspiring us to get out and ride. All celebrate the fun, adventure, and joy that cycling enables.
Thu 19 October
7.30pm
£15, £25 Adult + Child
Theatre Camp (12A)
Heartfelt, quirky, comedy – drama staff and students band together to save their beloved summer camp.
Wed 4 October 7.30pm
TBC
Details to follow on website
Wed 11 October 7.30pm
The Old Oak (15)
“When you eat together, you stick together.” Two communities must learn to get along in acclaimed director Ken Loach’s latest hard-hitter.
Wed 8 November
7.30pm
The Great Escaper (PG)
Based on the true story of WWII Vet who sneaks out of his care home to attend the 70th anniversary of D-Day in Normandy.
Wed 15 November 7.30pm
The Miracle Club (12A)
Maggie Smith, Kathy Bates and Laura Linney in a charming tale exploring the power of love and friendship.
Wed 22 November 7.30pm
Killers of the Flower Moon (15)
Mysterious murders of indigenous people lead to Federal intervention in Scorsese's new drama set in 1920s Oklahoma.
Wed 29 November 7.30pm
TBC
Details to follow on website Wed 13 December 7.30pm
Nobody Has to Know (12A)
Made in Scotland – After a stroke and no memories from his past, Phil encounters Millie who inhabits a desert part of Isle of Lewis.
Wed 20 December 7.30pm
FIONA HENDERSON SCHOOL OF DANCE presents Something About This Night
Dance Disney 100 –Open Day
Auditorium
Fiona Henderson School of Dance is delighted to present Something About This Night. The annual FHSD Senior School show is a highlight of the dance year in Peebles with its wide range of dance styles including Ballet, Contemporary, Jazz, Tap, Highland, Street, Acro and Modern.
Sat 25 November
2.30pm & 7pm £16
Dance All Day
Join the Little Stars pre-school pupils as they return to the stage for their annual show. They will proudly show off what they’ve learnt in their ballet, Highland, tap, modern and acrobatic dance classes. The show will also feature special performances by pupils from FHSD’s Junior and Senior Schools.
...Take Part
Creative classes for young people
Let’s Pretend: Hansel & Gretel with Jess Johnson
Auditorium
Save the date!
With the help of a whole host of our favourite class and workshop leaders Eastgate Theatre will be celebrating 100 years of Disney with a magical day of workshops, storytelling and games for kids and adults alike. Keep an eye on the website and socials for more details to be confirmed.
Mon 16 October
All day events
Anne Younger Studio
Introduce your 3 – 5 year old to the wonderful world of theatre during these joyful classes full of song, storytelling and drama games. Building confidence and making friends – our wee pretenders will be creating a musical version of Hansel and Gretel complete with a wicked witch and a very sweet house.
Age: 3 – 5
Tues 1.45 – 2.30pm
24 October – 12 December
Or
Wed 9.15 – 10am
25 October – 13 December
£48 for 8 weeks
Rhythm Kids with Frances Taylor
Anne Younger Studio
Shake, rattle, and toll in this lively class full of fun and musical games with percussion instruments. This is the perfect place to start exploring the wonderful world of music with your toddler.
Age: 18m – 3 years, and their grown ups
Thur 10 – 10.45am
26 October – 14 December
£48 for 8 weeks
Sun 26 November 2pm £10
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