Shop for Theatre

14/12/2016

14/12/2016

30/03/2015

This great show is coming to 'A Curious Hall' the much improved new arts space in Falmouth (previously the old WI) Please come along and support it if you can and share it on your time lines. Tickets can be booked via me 07974 799774

25/03/2015

Really pleased that we have been invited back to the Fal-River Festival this year so we can tell some of Paul Farmer's writing from when he was writer-in-residence with us in 2012. Starting to build a body of Fal-writing!

26/08/2014

Only one day to go before Shop for theatre tells the stories,poems and plays from the Big Art and Storytelling Tall Ships Project in 11 shops and 2 venues across Falmouth. Look for the signs outside shops.

10/04/2014

Take a look at the BIg Art and Storytelling Tall Ships project at www.johndyergallery.co.uk/tallships to see just how exciting this is going to be!

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08/04/2014

Thanks to the very lovely people in the Arts Council I am beginning to plan for Shop for Theatre being part of Falmouth's Tall Ships celebrations. Exciting stuff ahead!

26/09/2012

This weekend Frankland and Sons kicks off its South West tour at Golant Village Hall on Friday and Nancledra Village Hall on Saturday. Would be great if some of you guys could make it to what one reviewer called "the least erotic dancing ever seen on the British stage!" Hard to believe I know having witnessed my Zumba! You will also be introduced to my 8 week old Grandson Jowan Sonny...Secrets, unsexy dancing and a baby what more could you want.
Full details on www.franklandandsons.co.uk and www.carntocove.co.uk

personal memories and stories

05/06/2012

Paul and two professional actors will be in the Idle Rocks Hotel in St Mawes on Sunday 10th from 10.00 am to 1.00p.m to discuss and develop his work over the Festival. This is an open forum session please join us and join the discussion.