Thu 23 Oct 7.30pm
No Obvious Trauma
drama
Set in an isolated psychiatric institution in 1933, this entertaining yet provocative and haunting production tells us of a doctor’s lost love affair. As memories float through the walls, trains shriek through the night and a mysterious patient questions her identity, doctors track the fragile line between madness and desire. Performed by Unpacked Theatre Co
Fri 24 & Sat 25 Oct 7.30pm
Back Beat Beatles
music
Yes... they’re back - due to popular demand after a total sell out last year. “Probably the nearest you’ll get to the real thing” (The Daily Mail). Friday night is a concert, Saturday night it’s cabaret style to give you more room to dance and scream or simply look on whilst tapping your feet at your table. Early booking is advised.
Sun 26 Oct 7.30pm
Crawl Down The Ogre – Doug Scott
talk
Hear some incredible stories from the man who reached the heights as the first Briton to climb Mount Everest then to plumb the depths when every climber knows serious injury can mean staring death in the face. Doug Scott, during his 24,000ft descent from the summit of the Ogre in the Karakorum broke both ankles, while his climbing partner broke two ribs and contracted pneumonia. He has been involved in more expeditions to the greater ranges than virtually anybody else alive. Don’t miss this rare chance to hear it all from the man himself!
Tues 28 Oct 7.30pm
Southern Tenant Folk Union
music
This exciting six piece folk and bluegrass band features Pat McGarvey, ex-member of The Arlenes & The Coal Porters. The brand new second album, Revivals, Rituals & Union songs is as rambunctious as it is infectious; expect uptempo tunes, ballads and more from this unique band of musicians.
Thurs/Fri 30th & 31st Oct 7.30pm
Bold Girls
drama
For three women in war torn Belfast, although their men have been killed or imprisoned for their political activities, everyday life must go on. However, the arrival of a disturbing young girl and the revelations which follow threaten to disrupt their friendship. A strong drama from Tweed Theatre – but wait for the poignant ending.
