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Manu Delago & Max ZT – live in Stroud
Sunday 5 April | Lansdown Hall There’s something quietly spellbinding about the meeting of Manu Delago and Max ZT. Two musicians, two instruments built on resonance and touch, sitting opposite each other and listening as much as they play. Their album Deuce has been a...
Music as Diplomacy #2 Touring Is Soft Power
Music builds bridges one room at a time. When artists go on tour, something quiet and powerful happens. Routes form between towns and cities. Doors open. Spotlights reveal. For a few hours, people who have never met sit down together and become a listening community....
Charlie Dore – Talking Music with Stephen ‘Foz’ Foster
Over the years Charlie Dore has clocked up several hundred radio interviews across the UK, Europe, the USA and beyond. Yet she has never sat on a theatre stage in front of a live audience and simply talked about music. So when the invitation came from the much-loved broadcaster Stephen ‘Foz’ Foster, she was delighted to accept.
Music as Diplomacy: A Different Kind of Power
Wouldn’t it be great if Britain measured its strength not by how loudly it speaks or how tall it stands, but by how deeply it connects? If our influence was shaped less by dominance and more by culture, care and shared humanity? So much of politics now is about...
A night of music of hope – Luke Wallace + Totnes Harmony Choir
Luke Wallace is an inspiring protest singer-songwriter, public speaker, activist and choral arranger from from the Coast Salish Territory known as Vancouver, Canada — and he's coming to Totnes to headline at St Mary's Church on Thursday March 19th. TICKETS Luke’s...
Stolen From God – 2-11 October
Timed to coincide with Black History Month, but the project is about English history – the history of the transatlantic trade of enslaved people and England’s involvement in that. History that we don’t learn about in our schools.