Latest news from the team at Span Arts in Narberth - includes Glenn Tilbrook date

Latest news from the team at Span Arts in Narberth - 

What's coming up at Span Arts this month!


Pop-Up Theatre, a Festive Advent Concert, Glenn Tilbrook and more!


Comedy Club
Thursday 10th Nov
Headliner for this month's Comedy Club Danny Buckler has toured with Victoria Wood and has supported Ricky Gervais. 'Buckler has it all - he's funny as hell' - The Skinny. Food available.

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SpanJazz: Li Harding
Thurs 17th Nov
Li Harding combines powerful, gospel tinged vocals with incredible presentation, not dissimilar to Dame Shirley Bassey. Delicious meal available from Plas Hyfryd - order before 8:30pm.

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Pop-Up Theatre: Gloriator
Friday 11th Nov
Award winning, wonderfully inventive & very silly stage comedy of the hollywood
blockbuster 'Gladiator'.
'Belly-achingly funny' - Gloucester Citizen

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Glenn Tilbrook
Sunday 20th Nov
The voice and face of 80s chart toppers Squeeze, Glenn Tilbrook is one of Britain's most cherished singers, guitarists and song writers. Supported by duo Lowri Evans and Lee Mason.

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Singing Workshop
Monday 14th/28th Nov
Led by tutor Catriona Fothergill, member of the NVP (National Voice Practitioners), the group is friendly & open to all abilities, ages & interests. Just turn up and join in! 7-9pm Span Arts Building.

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John S. Davies Ensemble
Sunday 27th Nov
Launch into the festive season with an atmospheric and uplifting advent concert at Pisga Chapel performed by candlelight, with mulled wine served afterwards.

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Join us for a Tea Party with a difference!
A sumptuous afternoon tea party for the elderly and home bound people, accompanied by stories, songs, poetry, music and dance inspired by global cultures!
When?
Tuesday 22 November 2pm -5pm
Where?
The Queens Hall, Narberth
How much?
Open to all, entry by donation
Transport is available, please get in touch with Span Arts by calling us on 01834 869323 or email emily@span-arts.org.uk
Oed Y Byd Tea Dance is part of Span Arts PAVS funded Oed y Byd pilot project delivering art based activities to elderly and home bound people in rural Pembrokeshire.

Span Arts, Town Moor, Narberth, SA67 7AG

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