Past Events

Inspired equally by idleness, ancient myths, and Grayson Perry’s Art Club, it’s part story, part on-theme poetic digression and part community support group. 

Inspired equally by idleness, ancient myths, and Grayson Perry’s Art Club, it’s part story, part on-theme poetic digression and part community support group. 

Love will bloom, lives will continue as they always have, and you’ll meet two paramedics by the crisps.

Back in Georgian times we got our news from poetry. Before papers, broadcasts or the internet, ballad sellers would hawk their doggerel on street corners [...]

The show mixes poetry, storytelling and music, to tell the story of a local shop spanning 100 years from 1919 to present day.

The show mixes poetry, storytelling and music, to tell the story of a local shop spanning 100 years from 1919 to present day.

Inspired equally by idleness, ancient myths, and Grayson Perry’s Art Club, it’s part story, part on-theme poetic digression and part community support group. 

Meet Jess – the hardest working folk-singer-songwriter you’ve NEVER heard of. 

You might laugh. You may cry. You could win one million pounds (really).

We are all growing older, and most of us don’t like it! But since we can’t do anything to change it, why not laugh? 

Back in Georgian times we got our news from poetry. Before papers, broadcasts or the internet, ballad sellers would hawk their doggerel on street corners [...]

A funny real-life story about family, growing up, and the times we all find we’ve gone a little bit mad.

A funny real-life story about family, growing up, and the times we all find we’ve gone a little bit mad.

A funny real-life story about family, growing up, and the times we all find we’ve gone a little bit mad.

A show about love – love of pubs, love of community, love of family. And a reminder that not everything you love is necessarily good for you. 

A funny and uplifting show that asks some big questions and finds the answers surprisingly simple.

Inspired equally by idleness, ancient myths, and Grayson Perry’s Art Club, it’s part story, part on-theme poetic digression and part community support group. 

Living Legends (And Dead Ones Too) embraces the characteristics that make our pubs special.

A funny and uplifting show that asks some big questions and finds the answers surprisingly simple.

Inspired equally by idleness, ancient myths, and Grayson Perry’s Art Club, it’s part story, part on-theme poetic digression and part community support group. 

We are all growing older, and most of us don’t like it! But since we can’t do anything to change it, why not laugh? 

Inspired equally by idleness, ancient myths, and Grayson Perry’s Art Club, it’s part story, part on-theme poetic digression and part community support group. 

Meet Jess – the hardest working folk-singer-songwriter you’ve NEVER heard of. 

Meet Jess – the hardest working folk-singer-songwriter you’ve NEVER heard of. 

The show mixes poetry, storytelling and music, to tell the story of a local shop spanning 100 years from 1919 to present day.

Meet Jess – the hardest working folk-singer-songwriter you’ve NEVER heard of. 

Have you ever wondered who might have nursed a pint at this table before you?  Who propped up the bar a decade ago?  Or who stood in front of that fireplace telling tall tales 200 years back?

We are all growing older, and most of us don’t like it! But since we can’t do anything to change it, why not laugh? 

We are all growing older, and most of us don’t like it! But since we can’t do anything to change it, why not laugh? 

A show about love – love of pubs, love of community, love of family. And a reminder that not everything you love is necessarily good for you. 

Inspired equally by idleness, ancient myths, and Grayson Perry’s Art Club, it’s part story, part on-theme poetic digression and part community support group. 

Meet Jess – the hardest working folk-singer-songwriter you’ve NEVER heard of. 

The show mixes poetry, storytelling and music, to tell the story of a local shop spanning 100 years from 1919 to present day.

We are all growing older, and most of us don’t like it! But since we can’t do anything to change it, why not laugh? 

Inspired equally by idleness, ancient myths, and Grayson Perry’s Art Club, it’s part story, part on-theme poetic digression and part community support group. 

A funny and uplifting show that asks some big questions and finds the answers surprisingly simple.

A show about love – love of pubs, love of community, love of family. And a reminder that not everything you love is necessarily good for you. 

Inspired equally by idleness, ancient myths, and Grayson Perry’s Art Club, it’s part story, part on-theme poetic digression and part community support group. 

A funny and uplifting show that asks some big questions and finds the answers surprisingly simple.

A funny real-life story about family, growing up, and the times we all find we’ve gone a little bit mad.

Have you ever wondered who might have nursed a pint at this table before you?  Who propped up the bar a decade ago?  Or who stood in front of that fireplace telling tall tales 200 years back?

We are all growing older, and most of us don’t like it! But since we can’t do anything to change it, why not laugh? 

Inspired equally by idleness, ancient myths, and Grayson Perry’s Art Club, it’s part story, part on-theme poetic digression and part community support group. 

Living Legends (And Dead Ones Too) embraces the characteristics that make our pubs special.

A show about love – love of pubs, love of community, love of family. And a reminder that not everything you love is necessarily good for you. 

A funny and uplifting show that asks some big questions and finds the answers surprisingly simple.

Have you ever wondered who might have nursed a pint at this table before you?  Who propped up the bar a decade ago?  Or who stood in front of that fireplace telling tall tales 200 years back?

Living Legends (And Dead Ones Too) embraces the characteristics that make our pubs special.

Inspired equally by idleness, ancient myths, and Grayson Perry’s Art Club, it’s part story, part on-theme poetic digression and part community support group. 

Inspired equally by idleness, ancient myths, and Grayson Perry’s Art Club, it’s part story, part on-theme poetic digression and part community support group. 

A funny and uplifting show that asks some big questions and finds the answers surprisingly simple.

A show about love – love of pubs, love of community, love of family. And a reminder that not everything you love is necessarily good for you. 

You might laugh. You may cry. You could win one million pounds (really).

Living Legends (And Dead Ones Too) embraces the characteristics that make our pubs special.

Lusciously lyrical and sublimely subversive, Suki Silvertongue straddles the worlds of poetry and storytelling, serving up deliciously decadent versions of classic tales as you’ve never heard them before.

You might laugh. You may cry. You could win one million pounds (really).

You might laugh. You may cry. You could win one million pounds (really).

The show mixes poetry, storytelling and music, to tell the story of a local shop spanning 100 years from 1919 to present day.

‘Stop Trying to be Fantastic’ is a story about suffering, and the lengths we go to to avoid it. It charts one human’s attempts to win at life via a range of adventurous mistakes. It’s about getting stuck between what we owe to each other and what we owe to ourselves.

You might laugh. You may cry. You could win one million pounds (really).

‘Stop Trying to be Fantastic’ is a story about suffering, and the lengths we go to to avoid it. It charts one human’s attempts to win at life via a range of adventurous mistakes. It’s about getting stuck between what we owe to each other and what we owe to ourselves.

Have you ever wondered who might have nursed a pint at this table before you?  Who propped up the bar a decade ago?  Or who stood in front of that fireplace telling tall tales 200 years back?

‘Stop Trying to be Fantastic’ is a story about suffering, and the lengths we go to to avoid it. It charts one human’s attempts to win at life via a range of adventurous mistakes. It’s about getting stuck between what we owe to each other and what we owe to ourselves.

You might laugh. You may cry. You could win one million pounds (really).

Meet Jess – the hardest working folk-singer-songwriter you’ve NEVER heard of. 

Meet Jess – the hardest working folk-singer-songwriter you’ve NEVER heard of. 

You might laugh. You may cry. You could win one million pounds (really).

Have you ever wondered who might have nursed a pint at this table before you?  Who propped up the bar a decade ago?  Or who stood in front of that fireplace telling tall tales 200 years back?

Love will bloom, lives will continue as they always have, and you’ll meet two paramedics by the crisps.

Love will bloom, lives will continue as they always have, and you’ll meet two paramedics by the crisps.

The show mixes poetry, storytelling and music, to tell the story of a local shop spanning 100 years from 1919 to present day.

Meet Jess – the hardest working folk-singer-songwriter you’ve NEVER heard of. 

‘Stop Trying to be Fantastic’ is a story about suffering, and the lengths we go to to avoid it. It charts one human’s attempts to win at life via a range of adventurous mistakes. It’s about getting stuck between what we owe to each other and what we owe to ourselves.

Have you ever wondered who might have nursed a pint at this table before you?  Who propped up the bar a decade ago?  Or who stood in front of that fireplace telling tall tales 200 years back?

Meet Jess – the hardest working folk-singer-songwriter you’ve NEVER heard of. 

Meet Jess – the hardest working folk-singer-songwriter you’ve NEVER heard of. 

This funny, poignant and heart-warming story will resonate with all ages and will make you think about what the next 100 years will hold for us.

Meet Jess – the hardest working folk-singer-songwriter you’ve NEVER heard of. 

Will Jackson has accidentally stolen 300-second class stamps from the post office. But he’s making them count. He’s going to write letters. From reconnecting with old friends and ex-boyfriends to run-ins with the marketing department at John Lewis, stamp collecting has never been so sexy...

Grab a drink and settle in for an hour with James as he takes you through childhood, adolescence, and manhood through his witty, wise eyes.

Living Legends (And Dead Ones Too) embraces the characteristics that make our pubs special.

You might laugh. You may cry. You could win one million pounds (really).

An hour of funny, surprising, and unforgettable storytelling.

You might laugh. You may cry. You could win one million pounds (really).

Love will bloom, lives will continue as they always have, and you’ll meet two paramedics by the crisps.

Will Jackson has accidentally stolen 300-second class stamps from the post office. But he’s making them count. He’s going to write letters. From reconnecting with old friends and ex-boyfriends to run-ins with the marketing department at John Lewis, stamp collecting has never been so sexy...

You might laugh. You may cry. You could win one million pounds (really).

An hour of funny, surprising, and unforgettable storytelling.

Have you ever wondered who might have nursed a pint at this table before you?  Who propped up the bar a decade ago?  Or who stood in front of that fireplace telling tall tales 200 years back?

Will Jackson has accidentally stolen 300-second class stamps from the post office. But he’s making them count. He’s going to write letters. From reconnecting with old friends and ex-boyfriends to run-ins with the marketing department at John Lewis, stamp collecting has never been so sexy...

Living Legends (And Dead Ones Too) embraces the characteristics that make our pubs special.

You might laugh. You may cry. You could win one million pounds (really).

Have you ever wondered who might have nursed a pint at this table before you?  Who propped up the bar a decade ago?  Or who stood in front of that fireplace telling tall tales 200 years back?

Have you ever wondered who might have nursed a pint at this table before you?  Who propped up the bar a decade ago?  Or who stood in front of that fireplace telling tall tales 200 years back?

An hour of funny, surprising, and unforgettable storytelling.

Will Jackson has accidentally stolen 300-second class stamps from the post office. But he’s making them count. He’s going to write letters. From reconnecting with old friends and ex-boyfriends to run-ins with the marketing department at John Lewis, stamp collecting has never been so sexy...

An hour of funny, surprising, and unforgettable storytelling.

Love will bloom, lives will continue as they always have, and you’ll meet two paramedics by the crisps.

Will Jackson has accidentally stolen 300-second class stamps from the post office. But he’s making them count. He’s going to write letters. From reconnecting with old friends and ex-boyfriends to run-ins with the marketing department at John Lewis, stamp collecting has never been so sexy...

Told with energy and verve, these stories are sure to entertain. All the while asking whether there might not be a little more to life than this.

Love will bloom, lives will continue as they always have, and you’ll meet two paramedics by the crisps.

Lusciously lyrical and sublimely subversive, Suki Silvertongue straddles the worlds of poetry and storytelling, serving up deliciously decadent versions of classic tales as you’ve never heard them before.

You might laugh. You may cry. You could win one million pounds (really).

Back in Georgian times we got our news from poetry. Before papers, broadcasts or the internet, ballad sellers would hawk their doggerel on street corners [...]

‘Stop Trying to be Fantastic’ is a story about suffering, and the lengths we go to to avoid it. It charts one human’s attempts to win at life via a range of adventurous mistakes. It’s about getting stuck between what we owe to each other and what we owe to ourselves.

You might laugh. You may cry. You could win one million pounds (really).

Told with energy and verve, these stories are sure to entertain. All the while asking whether there might not be a little more to life than this.

Back in Georgian times we got our news from poetry. Before papers, broadcasts or the internet, ballad sellers would hawk their doggerel on street corners [...]

Have you ever wondered who might have nursed a pint at this table before you?  Who propped up the bar a decade ago?  Or who stood in front of that fireplace telling tall tales 200 years back?

You might laugh. You may cry. You could win one million pounds (really).

You might laugh. You may cry. You could win one million pounds (really).

Lusciously lyrical and sublimely subversive, Suki Silvertongue straddles the worlds of poetry and storytelling, serving up deliciously decadent versions of classic tales as you’ve never heard them before.

Lusciously lyrical and sublimely subversive, Suki Silvertongue straddles the worlds of poetry and storytelling, serving up deliciously decadent versions of classic tales as you’ve never heard them before.

Will Jackson has accidentally stolen 300-second class stamps from the post office. But he’s making them count. He’s going to write letters. From reconnecting with old friends and ex-boyfriends to run-ins with the marketing department at John Lewis, stamp collecting has never been so sexy...

Love will bloom, lives will continue as they always have, and you’ll meet two paramedics by the crisps.

Will Jackson has accidentally stolen 300-second class stamps from the post office. But he’s making them count. He’s going to write letters. From reconnecting with old friends and ex-boyfriends to run-ins with the marketing department at John Lewis, stamp collecting has never been so sexy...

Will Jackson has accidentally stolen 300-second class stamps from the post office. But he’s making them count. He’s going to write letters. From reconnecting with old friends and ex-boyfriends to run-ins with the marketing department at John Lewis, stamp collecting has never been so sexy...

‘Stop Trying to be Fantastic’ is a story about suffering, and the lengths we go to to avoid it. It charts one human’s attempts to win at life via a range of adventurous mistakes. It’s about getting stuck between what we owe to each other and what we owe to ourselves.

You might laugh. You may cry. You could win one million pounds (really).

Love will bloom, lives will continue as they always have, and you’ll meet two paramedics by the crisps.

Love will bloom, lives will continue as they always have, and you’ll meet two paramedics by the crisps.

Will Jackson has accidentally stolen 300-second class stamps from the post office. But he’s making them count. He’s going to write letters. From reconnecting with old friends and ex-boyfriends to run-ins with the marketing department at John Lewis, stamp collecting has never been so sexy...

Back in Georgian times we got our news from poetry. Before papers, broadcasts or the internet, ballad sellers would hawk their doggerel on street corners [...]

Will Jackson has accidentally stolen 300-second class stamps from the post office. But he’s making them count. He’s going to write letters. From reconnecting with old friends and ex-boyfriends to run-ins with the marketing department at John Lewis, stamp collecting has never been so sexy...

Have you ever wondered who might have nursed a pint at this table before you?  Who propped up the bar a decade ago?  Or who stood in front of that fireplace telling tall tales 200 years back?

Back in Georgian times we got our news from poetry. Before papers, broadcasts or the internet, ballad sellers would hawk their doggerel on street corners [...]

Told with energy and verve, these stories are sure to entertain. All the while asking whether there might not be a little more to life than this.

Have you ever wondered who might have nursed a pint at this table before you?  Who propped up the bar a decade ago?  Or who stood in front of that fireplace telling tall tales 200 years back?

Lusciously lyrical and sublimely subversive, Suki Silvertongue straddles the worlds of poetry and storytelling, serving up deliciously decadent versions of classic tales as you’ve never heard them before.

Back in Georgian times we got our news from poetry. Before papers, broadcasts or the internet, ballad sellers would hawk their doggerel on street corners [...]

You might laugh. You may cry. You could win one million pounds (really).

Back in Georgian times we got our news from poetry. Before papers, broadcasts or the internet, ballad sellers would hawk their doggerel on street corners [...]

You might laugh. You may cry. You could win one million pounds (really).

You might laugh. You may cry. You could win one million pounds (really).

Back in Georgian times we got our news from poetry. Before papers, broadcasts or the internet, ballad sellers would hawk their doggerel on street corners [...]

You might laugh. You may cry. You could win one million pounds (really).

You might laugh. You may cry. You could win one million pounds (really).

Have you ever wondered who might have nursed a pint at this table before you?  Who propped up the bar a decade ago?  Or who stood in front of that fireplace telling tall tales 200 years back?

‘Stop Trying to be Fantastic’ is a story about suffering, and the lengths we go to to avoid it. It charts one human’s attempts to win at life via a range of adventurous mistakes. It’s about getting stuck between what we owe to each other and what we owe to ourselves.

You might laugh. You may cry. You could win one million pounds (really).

You might laugh. You may cry. You could win one million pounds (really).

Lusciously lyrical and sublimely subversive, Suki Silvertongue straddles the worlds of poetry and storytelling, serving up deliciously decadent versions of classic tales as you’ve never heard them before.

‘Stop Trying to be Fantastic’ is a story about suffering, and the lengths we go to to avoid it. It charts one human’s attempts to win at life via a range of adventurous mistakes. It’s about getting stuck between what we owe to each other and what we owe to ourselves.

Will Jackson has accidentally stolen 300-second class stamps from the post office. But he’s making them count. He’s going to write letters. From reconnecting with old friends and ex-boyfriends to run-ins with the marketing department at John Lewis, stamp collecting has never been so sexy...

‘Stop Trying to be Fantastic’ is a story about suffering, and the lengths we go to to avoid it. It charts one human’s attempts to win at life via a range of adventurous mistakes. It’s about getting stuck between what we owe to each other and what we owe to ourselves.

You might laugh. You may cry. You could win one million pounds (really).

You might laugh. You may cry. You could win one million pounds (really).

Told with energy and verve, these stories are sure to entertain. All the while asking whether there might not be a little more to life than this.

Suki Silvertongue straddles the worlds of poetry and storytelling, serving up deliciously decadent versions of classic tales as you’ve never heard them before.

Will Jackson has accidentally stolen 300-second class stamps from the post office. But he’s making them count. He’s going to write letters. From reconnecting with old friends and ex-boyfriends to run-ins with the marketing department at John Lewis, stamp collecting has never been so sexy...

Suki Silvertongue straddles the worlds of poetry and storytelling, serving up deliciously decadent versions of classic tales as you’ve never heard them before.

Told with energy and verve, these stories are sure to entertain. All the while asking whether there might not be a little more to life than this.

‘Stop Trying to be Fantastic’ is a story about suffering, and the lengths we go to to avoid it. It charts one human’s attempts to win at life via a range of adventurous mistakes. It’s about getting stuck between what we owe to each other and what we owe to ourselves.

Back in Georgian times we got our news from poetry. Before papers, broadcasts or the internet, ballad sellers would hawk their doggerel on street corners for a penny. Scandalous affairs, grisly crimes, and colourful characters were brought to life in rhyming verse long before first tabloid was printed.

Back in Georgian times we got our news from poetry. Before papers, broadcasts or the internet, ballad sellers would hawk their doggerel on street corners for a penny. Scandalous affairs, grisly crimes, and colourful characters were brought to life in rhyming verse long before first tabloid was printed.

Back in Georgian times we got our news from poetry. Before papers, broadcasts or the internet, ballad sellers would hawk their doggerel on street corners for a penny. Scandalous affairs, grisly crimes, and colourful characters were brought to life in rhyming verse long before first tabloid was printed.

Back in Georgian times we got our news from poetry. Before papers, broadcasts or the internet, ballad sellers would hawk their doggerel on street corners for a penny. Scandalous affairs, grisly crimes, and colourful characters were brought to life in rhyming verse long before first tabloid was printed.

Will Jackson has accidentally stolen 300-second class stamps from the post office. But he’s making them count. He’s going to write letters. From reconnecting with old friends and ex-boyfriends to run-ins with the marketing department at John Lewis, stamp collecting has never been so sexy...

Back in Georgian times we got our news from poetry. Before papers, broadcasts or the internet, ballad sellers would hawk their doggerel on street corners for a penny. Scandalous affairs, grisly crimes, and colourful characters were brought to life in rhyming verse long before first tabloid was printed.

Back in Georgian times we got our news from poetry. Before papers, broadcasts or the internet, ballad sellers would hawk their doggerel on street corners for a penny. Scandalous affairs, grisly crimes, and colourful characters were brought to life in rhyming verse long before first tabloid was printed.

Will Jackson has accidentally stolen 300-second class stamps from the post office. But he’s making them count. He’s going to write letters. From reconnecting with old friends and ex-boyfriends to run-ins with the marketing department at John Lewis, stamp collecting has never been so sexy...

Back in Georgian times we got our news from poetry. Before papers, broadcasts or the internet, ballad sellers would hawk their doggerel on street corners for a penny. Scandalous affairs, grisly crimes, and colourful characters were brought to life in rhyming verse long before first tabloid was printed.

Back in Georgian times we got our news from poetry. Before papers, broadcasts or the internet, ballad sellers would hawk their doggerel on street corners [...]

Lusciously lyrical and sublimely subversive, Suki Silvertongue straddles the worlds of poetry and storytelling, serving up deliciously decadent versions of classic tales as you’ve never heard them before.

History, philosophy, musings, poems, and tales of booze, horse brasses and Morris dancers. Join Andrew James Brown for a warm lager or two. Taking Orwell's 1946 essay as a starting point, this show travels through pubs great and small, through country inns and city gin-palaces, across parquet and sticky carpet alike. A must for anyone who likes pubs!

Follow Kirsty's story through the house parties and Irish pubs of Essex. From West Ham matches to choir practice, pre-drinks to registration, she will tell you what it's really like to be an Essex Girl.

Who do you trust when the news is fake, your partner is cheating on you and global politics is an exploding clown car? Byron Vincent [...]

Who do you trust when the news is fake, you’re partner is cheating on you and global politics is an exploding clown car? Byron Vincent is diagnosed with an anxiety disorder, but with dying icons, impending climate catastrophe and that bloke from Home Alone Two in charge of world’s largest nuclear arsenal; isn’t abject panic the only sane response?

Lusciously lyrical and sublimely subversive, Suki Silvertongue straddles the worlds of poetry and storytelling, serving up deliciously decadent versions of classic tales as you’ve never heard them before.

Follow Kirsty's story through the house parties and Irish pubs of Essex. From West Ham matches to choir practice, pre-drinks to registration, she will tell you what it's really like to be an Essex Girl.

Stand-up poet Laurie Bolger brings you stories and chats about comfort food, supermarket meltdowns, tea and pub love.

Luke Wright is a spit and sawdust wordsmith. He tells inventive and engaging stories, documenting 21st century British life with wit, humanity and panache. He’ll [...]

Following a sell-out run in Edinburgh, Luke Wright hits the road with his new show, commissioned by Inn Crowd, that critics are calling his best yet. With a new Poet Laureate due to be announced in 2019 Wrighty’s chucking his hat in the ring. He’s on a mission to write poems to unite a nation divided by austerity and Brexit. Can it be done?

Follow Kirsty's story through the house parties and Irish pubs of Essex. From West Ham matches to choir practice, pre-drinks to registration, she will tell you what it's really like to be an Essex Girl.

A unique experience, perfect for anyone who loves literature, music or singing in public!

How do you find yourself when you find yourself where you don't belong? Jonny Fluffypunk grew up in the far-flung, forgotten reaches of outer suburbia. In 1984, he was fifteen. This is a story about being the first punk in the village and the only trainspotter in eyeliner.

How do you find yourself when you find yourself where you don't belong? Jonny Fluffypunk grew up in the far-flung, forgotten reaches of outer suburbia. In 1984, he was fifteen. This is a story about being the first punk in the village and the only trainspotter in eyeliner.

Flamboyant, political and riotously funny, Luke Wright creates inventive poems with loads of heart. Part Essex wide boy, part dandy fop, he writes from the sidelines about small-town tragedies and national farce, then performs his work with snarl and spit.

Follow Kirsty's story through the house parties and Irish pubs of Essex. From West Ham matches to choir practice, pre-drinks to registration, she will tell you what it's really like to be an Essex Girl.

Following a sell-out run in Edinburgh, Luke Wright hits the road with his new show, commissioned by Inn Crowd, that critics are calling his best yet. With a new Poet Laureate due to be announced in 2019 Wrighty’s chucking his hat in the ring. He’s on a mission to write poems to unite a nation divided by austerity and Brexit. Can it be done?

Flamboyant, political and riotously funny, Luke Wright creates inventive poems with loads of heart. Part Essex wide boy, part dandy fop, he writes from the sidelines about small-town tragedies and national farce, then performs his work with snarl and spit.

Paul Huntley Thomas presents an eerie evening of storytelling delights, sharing three classic ghost stories from some of England's finest authors.

An evening of love, laughter, community and boozing! Three women at different stages of their lives. They're in the same pub on the same night. What are they thinking? Kiss me, Help! I Hate You tells three women's stories using audience interaction, poetry, story-telling and song. This is a funny and raucous show, specially made to fit snuggly in a local!

History, philosophy, musings, poems, and tales of booze, horse brasses and Morris dancers. Join Andrew James Brown for a warm lager or two.

Stand-up poet Laurie Bolger brings you stories and chats about comfort food, supermarket meltdowns, tea and pub love.

An evening of love, laughter, community and boozing! Three women at different stages of their lives. They're in the same pub on the same night. What are they thinking? Kiss me, Help! I Hate You tells three women's stories using audience interaction, poetry, story-telling and song. This is a funny and raucous show, specially made to fit snuggly in a local!

Flamboyant, political and riotously funny, Luke Wright creates inventive poems with loads of heart. Part Essex wide boy, part dandy fop, he writes from the sidelines about small-town tragedies and national farce, then performs his work with snarl and spit.

History, philosophy, musings, poems, and tales of booze, horse brasses and Morris dancers. Join Andrew James Brown for a warm lager or two.

Following a sell-out run in Edinburgh, Luke Wright hits the road with his new show, commissioned by Inn Crowd, that critics are calling his best yet. With a new Poet Laureate due to be announced in 2019 Wrighty’s chucking his hat in the ring. He’s on a mission to write poems to unite a nation divided by austerity and Brexit. Can it be done?

How do you find yourself when you find yourself where you don't belong? Jonny Fluffypunk grew up in the far-flung, forgotten reaches of outer suburbia. In 1984, he was fifteen. This is a story about being the first punk in the village and the only trainspotter in eyeliner.

Follow Kirsty's story through the house parties and Irish pubs of Essex. From West Ham matches to choir practice, pre-drinks to registration, she will tell you what it's really like to be an Essex Girl.

A Cherry-Seller sits by the side of the road.  We’ve all seen them. People stop, people buy cherries and people chat. They tell their stories: of ancient farms and modern fetes; of lost skills and identities; of overgrown orchards and the ghosts of the villages – and bring new stories, different ideas and different cultures.

A Cherry-Seller sits by the side of the road.  We’ve all seen them. People stop, people buy cherries and people chat. They tell their stories: of ancient farms and modern fetes; of lost skills and identities; of overgrown orchards and the ghosts of the villages – and bring new stories, different ideas and different cultures.

A Cherry-Seller sits by the side of the road.  We’ve all seen them. People stop, people buy cherries and people chat. They tell their stories: of ancient farms and modern fetes; of lost skills and identities; of overgrown orchards and the ghosts of the villages – and bring new stories, different ideas and different cultures.

How do you find yourself when you find yourself where you don't belong? Jonny Fluffypunk grew up in the far-flung, forgotten reaches of outer suburbia. In 1984, he was fifteen. This is a story about being the first punk in the village and the only trainspotter in eyeliner.

A Cherry-Seller sits by the side of the road.  We’ve all seen them. People stop, people buy cherries and people chat. They tell their stories: of ancient farms and modern fetes; of lost skills and identities; of overgrown orchards and the ghosts of the villages – and bring new stories, different ideas and different cultures.

A Cherry-Seller sits by the side of the road.  We’ve all seen them. People stop, people buy cherries and people chat. They tell their stories: of ancient farms and modern fetes; of lost skills and identities; of overgrown orchards and the ghosts of the villages – and bring new stories, different ideas and different cultures.

A Cherry-Seller sits by the side of the road.  We’ve all seen them. People stop, people buy cherries and people chat. They tell their stories: of ancient farms and modern fetes; of lost skills and identities; of overgrown orchards and the ghosts of the villages – and bring new stories, different ideas and different cultures.

A Cherry-Seller sits by the side of the road.  We’ve all seen them. People stop, people buy cherries and people chat. They tell their stories: of ancient farms and modern fetes; of lost skills and identities; of overgrown orchards and the ghosts of the villages – and bring new stories, different ideas and different cultures.

A Cherry-Seller sits by the side of the road.  We’ve all seen them. People stop, people buy cherries and people chat. They tell their stories: of ancient farms and modern fetes; of lost skills and identities; of overgrown orchards and the ghosts of the villages – and bring new stories, different ideas and different cultures.