Next at The Met # 4

Ruby Turner

Blues

Thursday 1
March
8pm

Main Theatre

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Ruby Turner

Ruby Turner is Britain's premier soul artist. To date, she has released 15 albums plus the BBC's Live From Glastonbury as well as appearing on releases by the likes of Brian Ferry, UB40, Steve Winwood and Mick Jagger.

She is one of less than ten British artists to achieve a number 1 hit single in the American R&B charts with It's Gonna Be Alright and is also one of the main singers in Jools Holland's R&B Orchestra and features on many tracks on his latest album.

"Ruby Turner is truly the genuine article. Blessed with a voice that can breathe life and meaning into any song, whether it be a passionate ballad or a fast groove"- The Guardian

Also a star of stage and screen, Ruby has appeared on numerous television programmes including BBC's Eastenders, Judge John Deed, Doctors, and the Little Britain Christmas Special, had a part in the very popular Richard Curtis film Love Actually and had a part in the London West End production of Simply Heavenly.

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First Thursday Comedy Club

Comedy

Thursday 1
March
8.30pm

Studio Theatre

£8

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First Thursday Comedy Club

A hilarious evening featuring the cream of comedy talent on the first Thursday of every month. This month features Paul Tonkinson - as seen on Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow and much, much more... , Gerry K - Back by demand! Oldham lad Dom Woodward plus up-and-coming-star Sam Harland.

A First Thursday Comedy Club event.

Karen Matheson

Folk Roots

Friday 2
March
8pm

Main Theatre

£14
£12 Concession

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Karen Matheson

Karen Matheson has captivated audiences around the world and sold over a million records as the lead singer of the best-selling, internationally-renowned Celtic supergroup Capercaillie. Performing here as a solo artist, she has released three albums incorporating traditional and contemporary songs in English and Gaelic.

Aynsley Lister

Blues

Saturday 3
March
8pm

Studio Theatre

£12

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Aynsley Lister

Aynsley has never been an artist to reheat the music of yesteryear. Influenced from an early age by the 60's RnB era, Lister takes these key elements and mixes them with a more current and melodic lyrical approach.

Although better known for his electrifying band performances, this is a chance to see him up close and personal in a stripped down, intimate setting. Don't be fooled into thinking solo means 'limited and plodding'; his solo performances are the perfect platform to witness his amazing ability to sync rhythmical chords, bass lines and stinging lead guitar whilst singing and accompanying it all with his custom built stomp box! Expect an eclectic range of material from blues to folk and everything in between.

"His guitar playing is a fire hazard"- MOJO

"Superb"- THE TIMES

Gretchen Peters

Americana

Saturday 3
March
8pm

Main Theatre

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Gretchen Peters

Gretchen Peters is a singer-songwriter who is critically acclaimed by press and fans alike. She's written hits for Martina McBride, Etta James and Neil Diamond amongst others. She has also won the Country Music Association Song Of The Year award.

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A Mr Kite Benefits event.

Thin Air

Drama

Wednesday 7
March
1.30pm

Main Theatre

£6

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Thin Air

Cottongrass Theatre Company

"Ash, feathers, wings, raven, prophesy. Always the same... circles, dips, lost, looking for something"

A young man's dream of flight has ghostly consequences. Set in the shadow of two world wars, this haunting family saga is a tale of ambition and secrets and passion unspent.

Thin Air is a new play by Carnegie Award-winning author Berlie Doherty. The supernatural story of a First World War fighter pilot who returns home from the horrors of the war in possession of a secret that will haunt his community for generations to come...

Sound Engineering Workshop

Classes & Workshops

Wednesday 7
March
7pm

Edwin Street Studio

£30

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Learn Pro Tools

Learn how to record and edit sound using Pro Tools, the industry standard digital audio software. Tricks, tips and shortcuts.

A three week course on Wednesdays, 7-8pm, starting March 7.

Beverley Craven

Rock & Pop

Thursday 8
March
8pm

Main Theatre

£16

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Beverley Craven

Singer/songwriter Beverley Craven is probably best known for her 1991 hits Promise Me and Holding On and her multi-million selling debut album.

Now Beverley is back on the road with a 'stripped down and laid bare' duo line-up, featuring her superlative saxophone player (who admits to feeling very exposed!). Currently working on her forthcoming acoustic album, she will be performing songs about life, love, liberation and libido... This is guaranteed to be an evening of stunning musicianship coupled with poignant sentiments & a sharp wit.

Eddie and Frank Thomas

Americana

Thursday 8
March
8pm

Studio Theatre

£10

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Eddie and Frank Thomas

Eddie and Frank Thomas return to The Met sharing stories from the American South, filtered through the hearts, minds and eyes of two ageless baby boomers from Mississippi. Their music "has the feel of a scrapbook stored in the attic,"...and their lyrics "have a timeless ability to melt a romantic's heart."

Chris Wood

Folk Roots

Friday 9
March
8pm

Main Theatre

£14
£12 Concession
£12 Members

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Chris Wood

Multi award wining Chris Wood is an uncompromising writer whose music reveals his love for the un-official history of the English speaking people.

With gentle intelligence he weaves the tradition with his own contemporary parables. His writing has been said to share the same timeless quality as Richard Thompson at his best.

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