An Evening Of Mediumship with Psychic Tony Stockwell

“Remarkably compelling, amazingly detailed and always humorous” – The popular star of TV’s Street Psychic, Psychic Private Eyes and Psychic Academy, Tony Stockwell has a long established credibility as one of the top Intuitive Mediums and has shared the stage across the world with international mediums such as Colin Fry, James van Praagh and John Holland.

Tony demonstrates his belief that those who have passed can communicate with their loved ones with detailed messages frequently including names, dates and locations and all delivered with emotion, sensitivity and empathy. The evening may include psychometry, photographs readings and psychic prediction.

Tony uses his natural wit, empathy and charisma to entertain but more importantly, mediumship has the potential to change someone’s life and instil in them a sense of peace, comfort and purpose.  These events are an opportunity for everyone to feel the presence and power of spirit and leave lifted by that experience.

£28.00 first six rows

£26.00 standard

Recent legislative guidelines insist that any Evening of Mediumship should be billed ‘for entertainment purposes’. 

Stories For All

The event brings the result of the project Stories For All. Stories will be told using three techniques – sign language, percussion and Kamishibai. After the performance, space will be opened for questions.

Tickets are free.

Supported by Arts Council England.

A Date With The Everly Brothers

Join us for an unforgettable evening with ‘A Date With The Everly Brothers’, the UK’s newest tribute to The Everly Brothers! We’ll have you singing along to classic hits like ‘Wake Up Little Susie’, ‘Cathy’s Clown’ and ‘Bye Bye Love’ while introducing you to some lesser-known treasures, including ‘Why Worry’ and ‘Born Yesterday.’

Immerse yourself in the timeless harmonies of the Everly Brothers as our six-piece band takes you on a musical journey through their iconic repertoire, delivering a memorable performance that captures the essence of their legendary sound.

 

IO Capitano

Matteo Garrone / Italy/Belgium/France 2023 / 122 min / Cert 15 / Subtitles

Seydou and Mousa, two Senegalese teenagers seduced by the promise of a better, more exciting time in Europe, embark on a journey across Africa toward the Mediterranean Sea.

They face a series of grave hardships including a dangerous trek across open desert and potentially deadly encounters with counterfeiters, thieves and traffickers.

Bustling with energy, with vivid details from the director’s research and the real-life experiences of former migrants, and in turn both horrifying and beautiful, this timely film was Oscar nominated for best international feature.

The central actor, Seydou Sarr, won the Marcello Mastroianni Award for Best Young Actor at the Venice Film Festival.

Challengers

Luca Guadagnino / USA, Italy 2024 / 131 min / Cert 15

Following a triangle of relationships between tennis prodigies, Challengers vividly communicates the pains and gains of the professional tennis circuit, with a brilliantly innovative soundtrack.

Josh O’ Connor captures the charisma of talented but wayward Patrick; Mike Faist exemplifies boyhood buddy Art’s dogged discipline; Zendaya personifies beautiful Tashi’s talent, discipline and love for the game (that treats her cruelly).

We see the single-mindedness of elite athletes – attractive maybe but not necessarily nice or loveable?

Former world Top-10 player Andrea Petkovic wrote: “It’s not the best movie I have ever seen. But it is the best tennis movie. Maybe even the best sports movie. Sorry, Moneyball”

Perfect Days

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Wim Wenders / Japan, Germany 2023 / 125 min / Cert PG / Subtitles

Wenders’ best film since Wings of Desire is a heart-warming Oscar-nominated drama which finds beauty and serenity in the everyday.

Kôji Yakusho won Best Actor in Cannes for his portrayal of Hirayama, a fastidious, solitary man who takes pride in his work as a toilet cleaner and finds joy through music (his collection of classic rock and pop cassettes), reading (second-hand paperbacks), photography (film camera) and trees.

Perfect Days is a gentle and quietly profound character study of an analogue man in a digital world, a love letter to Tokyo and a case for leading a simpler way of life.

Kneecap

Richard Peppiat / Ireland, UK, 2024 / 105 min / Cert 18

Kneecap is a comedy/drama set in west Belfast in 2019, describing the rise of Belfast based hip hop trio, Kneecap.

Fate brings together disillusioned music teacher, JJ, and self-confessed low-life scum, Naoise and Liam Og.

Under the name ‘Kneecap’, the band begin moulding their language to fit their anarchic and hedonistic lives.

However, to get their voices heard the trio must overcome police, paramilitaries and politicians as well as realising that their worst enemies are often themselves.

This is an original and exhilarating biopic.

The Boy and the Heron

Hiyao Miyazaki / Japan 2023 / 124 min / Cert 12A / Subtitles

Hayao Miyazaki’s first film in 10 years The Boy and the Heron is set in 1940’s wartime Japan and follows the story of Mahito a twelve-year-old boy who has lost his mother and moves with his father to a new rural town, following his father’s re-marriage.

There Mahito struggles to fit in, then meets a talking heron who leads him into a forbidden tower and then on into a fantastical world full of strange animals and magical characters that echo the world he has left.

A coming-of-age story, the Boy and the Heron explores grief, acceptance, and redemption.

“A strikingly beautiful densely detailed fantasy”(The Guardian) Wendy Ide- The Guardian.

“Thrilling, adventurous, spikily funny and beautifully crafted, a feast for the eyes, mind, heart and soul.” Ben Travis- Empire On-line

Rose

Niels Arden Oplev / Denmark / 2022 /106 min / Cert 12A / Subtitles

Sophie Gråbøl (The Killing) stars as Inger in this poignant and tender film, involving the relationship she has with her sister which is greatly challenged on a coach trip to Paris.

In response to Inger’s announcement on the coach that she has mental health issues, there is a mixture of responses from pity to discrimination from the other coach passengers.

On arrival in Paris, it becomes clear that Inger has a hidden agenda involving somebody from her past.

This is a funny and uplifting film which handles the issues and related discrimination with sensitivity and tenderness.

Driving Mum

Hilmar Oddson / Iceland, Estonia 2022 / 113 min / Cert 12 / Subtitles

Middle-aged and disappointed, Jón, spends his days knitting and listening to the radio with his domineering elderly mother, on their rural Icelandic farmstead.

With his life overtaken with looking after his home and his mother’s needs, Jón’s isolated world is upended when she suddenly dies. Having left him a series of instructions to follow upon her death, Jón sets out on a journey across Iceland to honour her final wishes – including being buried in her home village.

Strapping her into his Ford Cortina, and with the beloved family dog Brezhnev in tow, he sets off on his strange odyssey.

With his late mum still nagging him from the back seat, he meets a variety of peculiar and charming strangers en route, and encounters some ghosts from his past too…