Latest events on sale
Wednesday 21 April 7.30pm
King of the Gypsies
by Pauline Lynch
£10 | £8 Concession | £8 Members
Tickets on sale from Wednesday 10 March
Thursday 25 March 6pm
Social Media: an audience with Christian Payne
Digital Bury
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Tickets on sale from Saturday 6 March
We live habitually in a state of information overload. In this constantly evolving new media world there's always more than we can cope with. Christian Payne can help you navigate this new world: explain what social media is, what tools are available and how you can use them.
Digital Bury is very fortunate to secure the services of Christian and this event will be heavily over subscribed. To ensure your place book early.
Saturday 13 November 8pm
Nearly Dan
£10 Advance | £12 Door
Less tribute and more homage to jazz-influenced best sellers Steely Dan, Nearly Dan is saviour to the legions of Dan fans. The band's approach is faithful, though not reverential, and relaxed but as tight as their namesakes, a testament to hours of rehearsal and a great deal of talent. They return to the Met following a sell out show last year.
Standing event.
Friday 7 May 8pm
Chuck Prophet and The Mission Express
A Mr Kite Benefit
£14 Buy Tickets
The ex Green on Red guitarist has established himself as one of the most passionate and innovative artists to emerge from the ashes of the alt.country boom. At the heart of his music is classic, simple songwriting with a strong message, which has led to comparisons with Neil Young.
Wednesday 14 April 7.30pm
Clunk
The Suitcase Ensemble
£8 | £5 Concession
Two women and an incoherent male live together but can't quite work out why. The radio is broken, another mysterious relative has died and there's a parcel on the step.
Conjuring an evocative world of mutinous rag-toys, domestic wormholes and poignant forgotten dreams, Clunk is a darkly rebellious feast of unhinged humour, charming puppetry and existential angst.
Thursday 20 May 7.30pm
Crime of the Century
Chickenshed
£10 | £6 Concession Buy Tickets
Chickenshed's explosive dance theatre company turns its attention to the proliferation of knife crime amongst young people.
Using words, movement and projection alongside a contemporary score of hip-hop and dance music, Crime of the Century packs a frightening punch. The story is based on interviews with victims, perpetrators, families, surgeons, police officers and ex-offenders.
"Emotive and shocking, Chickenshed theatre company's Crime of the Century is a raw and brutal study of the social engineering that affects so many young people today."
Edinburgh Evening News
