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Tuesday 21st February, 2pm-5pm, FREE
“Have-a-Go Shakespeare” Workshop
The second in our Shakespeare workshop strand. Come on down and take part!
Have-a-go Shakespeare is, as its name implies, a practical approach to Shakespeare run by professional theatre company Shakespeare Link. Phil Bowen and Sue Best, now artistic directors at the Willow Globe, are both seasoned theatre professionals who've worked around the world with projects ranging from the smallest community or educational project to working with flagship companies such as the English Shakespeare Company, the RSC, the Old Vic in London and the Royal Opera House.
Have-a-go sessions typically last three hours with a tea-break in the middle. Phil and Sue allocate scenes to small groups and all read and explore them before putting them on their feet, sharing and showing, without any pressure. Sessions are relaxed, fun, challenging but never threatening, allowing everyone to enjoy and access the plays, having a go at reading and acting out the text, bringing their own views and experience to enrich the mix and collaborating to explore and find fresh insights in familiar, or sometimes unfamiliar, language. The plays seem startlingly relevant and current for today. Would you like to be part of this exciting new group? Please ring Shakespeare Link on 01597 811487 or email info@shakespearelink.co.uk for more details.
Wednesday 22nd February, 8pm, £6
Hay Theatre Club
Run by Janine Sharpe, this workshop is open to everyone regardless of experience and will incorporate elements of improvisation and role-playing.
Thursday 23rd February, 7.30pm, Earlybird £4, Advanced £5, On the door £6
OnStage at the Globe: Goat Street Runners
On February 19th 1941, the Luftwaffe began a concerted three day attack on the town centre of Swansea. It destroyed 41 acres of the old mediaeval centre of the "Jewel of the West", and changed the face and the feel of Swansea for ever.
The Three Nights' Blitz, as it was known, claimed over 200 lives, and marked the most traumatic period in the "ugly, lovely town's" chequered history. For 3 nights, as in towns all over Britain, its survival depended on the gallant work of the Air Raid personnel, the Home Guard, and everyday people just doing their bit.
Following its successful run in Swansea last year, Goat Street Runners has been developed as a drama which reveals the spirit, bravery and unfailing humour of the people of the Second World War. Using music from the period, both sung live and on an evocative soundtrack, Goat Street Runners is based on the experiences, lives and loves of a fictional family living in a street that was to be removed from the map of Swansea for ever after the 21st of February 1941.
Friday 24th February, 8pm, £4/£5/£6
Live at the Globe: Secret Stash
Hereford based Secret Stash present a fusion of Celtic, folk, rock and dance with a side order of classic Pink Floyd. Fourteen years in the making, but well worth the wait. With soaring guitars, fiery fiddling and pounding rhythms, make sure to wear your dancing trousers!
Saturday 25th February, 10.30am-12.30pm, £6
Kids at the Globe: Hay Youth Drama Club
Weekly youth theatre group led by BBC Playaway's Janine Sharp for anyone aged 7-11 yrs. Incorporating improvisation, drama, and associated fun and open to all, regardless of pre-existing talent or experience.
Saturday 25th February, 8pm until late, £3 entry
Guy di Guy presents…“Globalistic!” at the Globe
In what will shortly become a regular night, Hereford DJ legend Guy di Guy and a number of guest DJs will be taking the Globe by storm, spinning some decks and blasting out some serious tunes until late at the biggest and best party of the month! Get ready for a barnstorming mix of house, funk, electro, cheesy pop and anything that gets you up and dancing!
Monday 27th February, 8pm, FREE
The Globe Open Mic Night
Come on down for what promises to be another spectacular night of musical revelry featuring the very best home-grown, Hay talent.
Wednesday 29th February, 8pm, £6
Hay Theatre Club
Run by Janine Sharpe, this workshop is open to everyone regardless of experience and will incorporate elements of improvisation and role-playing.
Thursday 1st March, 8pm, FREE ENTRY (donations welcome)
St. David’s Day Mini-Concert with Hay Community Choir
Celebrate St. David’s Day with a special, informal concert of rousing Welsh songs and anthems performed by Hay’s very own Community Choir.
Thursday 1st March, 8pm, £2
The Globe Quiz
One-hundred head-scratching questions, chips at half-time and the winning team win all the door money. Bring a couple of quid, your (cleverest) friends, put on your shiniest quiz hats and enjoy some banter with the best host in town! This edition of the quiz will be held in the Lower Gallery.
Friday 2nd March, 8pm, Tickets from £4 (£6 on the door)
Live at the Globe: Aspel Orchid & Toby Parker
Toby Parker and Aspel Orchid invite you to their private worlds of intimate personal relationships, lonesomeness, loss, owls eating each other and analgesic abuse. Two of the most exciting young singer-songwriters around, Parker is currently preparing to travel to Nashville Tennessee and Aspel is very excited to have gained an early slot at this years Sheep Music festival. Toby plays harmonica, guitar and sings so expect some authentic country and blues styles! Aspel often incorporates elements of poetry and theatre in her performances.
Saturday 3rd March, 10.30am-12.30pm, £6
Kids at the Globe: Hay Youth Drama Club
Weekly youth theatre group led by BBC Playaway’s Janine Sharp for anyone aged 7-11 yrs. Incorporating improvisation, drama, and associated fun and open to all, regardless of pre-existing talent or experience.
Saturday 3rd March, 11am – 3pm, £5
Hay Community Choir Practice, ‘Abba Afternoon’
Ever wanted to have a go at singing but not quite got round to it? Well, why not kick-start your 2012 by joining Hay’s very own, brand new Community Choir! For this special one-off workshop, come on down to celebrate the music of the legendary Swedish super-group by performing their greatest hits at the Globe!
Saturday 3rd March, 6-8pm, FREE (by invite)
Art Exhibition Preview: “Shout ‘Geronimo!’ when you jump!” by Blue MacAskill
The haunting and sometimes darkly comic images of artist Blue MacAskill are built from layers of archival and historical material, interrogating the relationship between memory, dream and the present moment.
Explore our new art exhibition and meet the artist herself in the warm and inviting atmosphere of the Globe's Upper Gallery. All those invited to the preview are automatically on the guestlist for the Art Afterparty from 8pm
.
From 8pm until late, £5 entry (a guest list is in operation on the night)
The Art After party
The party really gets started when you head down to the Lower Gallery to immerse yourself in some funky sounds and rhythms.
Sunday 4th March, 11am, FREE
Kids at the Globe: Film
See venue for details
Clue:
"Oh, dry up, you old trout. This is the most fun I've had in weeks."
Sunday 4th March, 2pm, FREE
The Sunday Afternoon Film
The Sunday Afternoon Film
Clue
"When life goes well, it is a sudden gift; it cannot last forever... "
Sunday 4th March, 4.30pm - 5.30pm, £4 (please book prior to class)
Djembe Workshop
Jay invites you to explore the earthy rhythms of the Djembe drum- a perfect afternoon activity for the whole family. To take part in this workshop, please book beforehand by calling workshop leader Jay on 07428 262754 as places are limited
Tuesday 6th March, 2pm-5pm, FREE
"Have-a-Go Shakespeare" Workshop
Have-a-go Shakespeare is, as its name implies, a practical approach to Shakespeare run by professional theatre company Shakespeare Link. Phil Bowen and Sue Best, now artistic directors at the Willow Globe, are both seasoned theatre professionals who've worked around the world with projects ranging from the smallest community or educational project to working with flagship companies such as the English Shakespeare Company, the RSC, the Old Vic in London and the Royal Opera House.
Have-a-go sessions typically last three hours with a tea-break in the middle. Phil and Sue allocate scenes to small groups and all read and explore them before putting them on their feet, sharing and showing, without any pressure. Sessions are relaxed, fun, challenging but never threatening, allowing everyone to enjoy and access the plays, having a go at reading and acting out the text, bringing their own views and experience to enrich the mix and collaborating to explore and find fresh insights in familiar, or sometimes unfamiliar, language. The plays seem startlingly relevant and current for today. Would you like to be part of this exciting new group? Please ring Shakespeare Link on 01597 811487 or email info@shakespearelink.co.uk for more details.
Tuesday 6th March, 8pm, FREE
The Globe Book Club
The Globe Book Club is re-launching! Come along for some lively discussion and contribute or just listen, it’s up to you. Each member gets a chance to choose and introduce the title for the month. Over the past two years the group has read some thought-provoking, moving and funny books, from JG Ballard’s memoir, Miracles of Life, to Rose Tremain’s Trespass, One Day by David Nicholls and Chekhov’s short stories. Hopefully 2012 will bring an equally diverse feast!
This month’s book is Cannery Row by John Steinbeck so why not join like-minded people for a glass of wine and bring a friend.
To join the group’s email list contact janewheatley@gmail.com
Tuesday 6th March, 8pm, FREE
The Globe Poetry Open Mic Night: Poetry of the City
For one Tuesday night a month, the Globe plays host to the region’s premier open mic night for poets of all types. This edition of the popular night will start with a reading by Annette De Grandis of Cityscapes with soundscapes by iBardic. Bring your own poems or favourite poetry by others. Hosted by local, Hay-based poet David Steer.
Wednesday 7th March, 8pm, £6
Hay Theatre Club
Run by Janine Sharpe and billed as an informal get-together of like-minded people, there will be no need to worry about endless line-learning, scary auditions or anything else that might detract from the fun! This workshop is open to everyone regardless of experience and will incorporate elements of improvisation and role-playing.
Wednesday 7th March, 7pm, FREE
The Wednesday Film:
See venue for details
Quote
'Welcome to Bravo Company. Welcome to Camp Victory.'
Thursday 8th March, 8pm - 9.30pm, £5
Hay Community Choir Practice
Ever wanted to have a go at singing but not quite got round to it? Well, why not kick-start your 2012 by joining Hay's very own, brand new Community Choir! Everyone is very welcome and, as long as you enjoy a wide variety of music, you'll fit right in! Under the stewardship of the highly experienced singer and instrumentalist Catherine Hughes, Hay Community Choir promises to be the next big thing in town!
Thursday 8th March, 7.30pm-9.30pm, FREE
The Globe Philosophy Café
A new special interest group headed by local philosopher Sean O'Donaghue. Interested in philosophy, life, the universe and everything? Then come on down to the Globe twice a month, have a coffee to stimulate your deepest thoughts and debate the big questions into the night with like-minded fol
Friday 9th March, 8pm, £4 (early-bird) £5 (advance) £6 (door)
Live at the Globe: Fall Back Theory
Fall Back Theory began in late 2009 with Benni Morris and Josh Lewis writing some new material from a variety of influencing artists; a few covers and a bunch of new songs and they found they had a great set. They then went out to find a bass player and, after advertising, phone calls and emailing, they spotted a young chap with a bass on his back, smacked him over the head and chucked him in the boot of the car... Raif Weaver has been with them ever since. To cut a long story short, Fall Back Theory is here! LET'S GO!
"Great band, I think we have a hit single there!" - Alan McGee, Oasis/Libertines manager talking about the song Handlebars.
Saturday 10th March, 10.30am - 12.30pm, £6
Kids at the Globe: Hay Youth Drama Club
Weekly Youth Drama group led by Janine Sharp, for anyone aged 7-11 yrs.
Saturday 10th March, 8pm, £4 (early bird) £5 (door)
Saturday Sessions: DJ Luke Newton
New kid on the block DJ Luke Newton may not be a household name just yet but this keen young man really knows his stuff; get ready for a full-blooded set of house, drum n bass and trance in the Lower Gallery. This promises to be an epic night!
Sunday 11th March, 2pm, FREE
The Sunday Afternoon Film:
Quote
"Cope? How will we cope? We're women. Now, don't ask such stupid questions."
Monday 12th March, 8pm, FREE
The Globe Open Mic Night
Come on down for what promises to be another spectacular night of musical revelry featuring the very best home-grown Hay talent.
Wednesday 14th March, 8pm, £6
Hay Theatre Club
This workshop is open to everyone regardless of experience and will incorporate elements of improvisation and role-playing. Run by Janine Sharp.
Wednesday 14th March, 7pm, FREE
The Wednesday Film
Quote
This is so awkward. I really want you to leave, but I don't know how to say it without sounding like a dick.
Thursday 15th March, 8pm, £2
The Globe Quiz
One-hundred head-scratching questions, chips at half-time and the winning team win all the door money. Bring a couple of quid, your (cleverest) friends, put on your shiniest quiz hats and enjoy some banter with the best host in town!
Thursday 15th March, 8pm - 9.30pm, £5
Hay Community Choir Practice
A brand-new choir for Hay! Under the stewardship of the highly experienced singer and instrumentalist Catherine Hughes, Hay Community Choir promises to be the next big thing in town! Come along for a sing and lots of fun!
Saturday 17th March, 10.30am - 12.30pm, £6
Kids at the Globe: Hay Youth Drama Club
Weekly Youth Drama group led by Janine Sharp, for anyone aged 7-11 yrs.
Sunday 18th March, 11am, FREE
Kids at the Globe: Film
"I like laughing! It's such a nice experience"
Sunday 18th March, 2pm, FREE
The Sunday Afternoon Film
"I'm twelve. But I've been twelve for a long time"
Tuesday 20th March, 2pm-5pm, FREE
"Have-a-Go Shakespeare" Workshop
Have-a-go Shakespeare is, as its name implies, a practical approach to Shakespeare run by professional theatre company Shakespeare Link. Phil Bowen and Sue Best, now artistic directors at the Willow Globe, are both seasoned theatre professionals who've worked around the world with projects ranging from the smallest community or educational project to working with flagship companies such as the English Shakespeare Company, the RSC, the Old Vic in London and the Royal Opera House.
Have-a-go sessions typically last three hours with a tea-break in the middle. Phil and Sue allocate scenes to small groups and all read and explore them before putting them on their feet, sharing and showing, without any pressure. Sessions are relaxed, fun, challenging but never threatening, allowing everyone to enjoy and access the plays, having a go at reading and acting out the text, bringing their own views and experience to enrich the mix and collaborating to explore and find fresh insights in familiar, or sometimes unfamiliar, language. The plays seem startlingly relevant and current for today. Would you like to be part of this exciting new group? Please ring Shakespeare Link on 01597 811487 or email info@shakespearelink.co.uk for more details.
Wednesday 21st March, 8pm, £6
Hay Theatre Club
This workshop is open to everyone regardless of experience and will incorporate elements of improvisation and role-playing. Run by Janine Sharp.
Thursday 22nd March, 8pm - 9.30pm, £5
Hay Community Choir Practice
A brand-new choir for Hay! Under the stewardship of the highly experienced singer and instrumentalist Catherine Hughes, Hay Community Choir promises to be the next big thing in town! Come along for a sing and lots of fun!
Thursday 22nd March, 8pm - 9.30pm, FREE
The Globe Philosophy Café
A new special interest group headed by local philosopher Sean O'Donaghue. Interested in philosophy, life, the universe and everything? Then come on down to the Globe twice a month, have a coffee to stimulate your deepest thoughts and debate the big questions into the night with like-minded folk.
Friday 23rd March, 8pm, £4 (early bird) £5 (advance) £6 (door)
Live at the Globe: Artstar
Artstar are a four piece from Hereford full of energy and a real love for music. With unique vocals, kick ass guitar riffs, sweet bass lines & passionate drum beats Artstar will get your head nodding, feet tapping & put a big fat smile on your face!
Saturday 24th March, 10.30am - 12.30pm, £6
Kids at the Globe: Hay Youth Drama Club
Weekly Youth Drama group led by Janine Sharp, for anyone aged 7-11 yrs.
Saturday 24th March, 8pm, £3 entry
Saturday Sessions: "‘Globalistic!' at the Globe with DJ Guy di Guy & Friends
Saturday 24th March, 8pm, £3 entry
Saturday Sessions: "‘Globalistic!' at the Globe with DJ Guy di Guy & Friends
In what will become a regular night, Hereford DJ legend Guy di Guy and a number of guest DJs will be taking the Globe by storm, spinning some decks and blasting out some serious tunes until late at the biggest and best party of the month! Get ready for a barnstorming mix of house, funk, electro, cheesy pop and anything that gets you up and dancing!
Sunday 25th March, 2pm, FREE
The Sunday Afternoon Film
"You shouldn't keep souvenirs of a killing. You shouldn't have been that sentimental."
Wednesday 28th March, 8pm, £6
Hay Theatre Club
This workshop is open to everyone regardless of experience and will incorporate elements of improvisation and role-playing. Run by Janine Sharp.
Thursday 29th March, 6.30pm-8pm, FREE
Hay Amnesty Group
Want to tackle the big issues of the day, raise awareness of human rights issues and meet like-minded people? If so, come down to the Globe, have a coffee and join the other members of Hay's thriving amnesty group for their monthly meeting!
Thursday 29th March, 8pm - 9.30pm, £5
Hay Community Choir Practice
A brand-new choir for Hay! Under the stewardship of the highly experienced singer and instrumentalist Catherine Hughes, Hay Community Choir promises to be the next big thing in town! Come along for a sing and lots of fun!
Thursday 29th March, 8pm, £2
The Globe Quiz
One-hundred head-scratching questions, chips at half-time and the winning team wins all the door money. Bring a couple of quid, your (cleverest) friends, put on your shiniest quiz hats and enjoy some banter with the best host in town!
Friday 30th March, from 6pm, tickets £10
Plan B Fundraiser featuring DJ set with Kate Holmes from "Client"
Saturday 31st March, 10.30am - 12.30pm, £6
Kids at the Globe: Hay Youth Drama Club (with a special performance of Catitudes)
A special performance of the play Catitudes performed by members of the drama club and directed by workshop leader Janine Sharp. Parents are most welcome!
Saturday 31st March, 8pm, £4 (earlybird), £5 (advance), £6 (door)
Saturday Sessions: The Reads
Straddling the border between England and North Wales, The Reads specialise in expansive, spaced out, electronic, folk rock.
Several years of writing, recording and performing together culminated in the release of their debut album ‘Stories From the Border' in 2011. Music from the album has been played several times by Jeremy Vine on BBC Radio 2 and Bethan Elfyn on BBC Radio as well as receiving multiple airplays on BBC Radio Merseyside, XFM and Amazing Radio, to name just a few. The band has achieved 3 "singles of the week" on BBC Radio Wales in the last 12 months alone.
‘'Literally takes your breath away' - North Wales Daily Post
Sunday 1st April, 11am, FREE
Kids at the Globe: Film
Clue
“Andy's going to college. Can you believe it?”
Sunday 1st April, 2pm, FREE
The Sunday Afternoon Film
"What do you know of my heart? What do you know of anything but your own suffering?"
Tuesday 3rd April, 2pm-5pm, FREE
"Have-a-Go Shakespeare" Workshop
Have-a-go Shakespeare is, as its name implies, a practical approach to Shakespeare run by professional theatre company Shakespeare Link. Phil Bowen and Sue Best, now artistic directors at the Willow Globe, are both seasoned theatre professionals who've worked around the world with projects ranging from the smallest community or educational project to working with flagship companies such as the English Shakespeare Company, the RSC, the Old Vic in London and the Royal Opera House.
Have-a-go sessions typically last three hours with a tea-break in the middle. Phil and Sue allocate scenes to small groups and all read and explore them before putting them on their feet, sharing and showing, without any pressure. Sessions are relaxed, fun, challenging but never threatening, allowing everyone to enjoy and access the plays, having a go at reading and acting out the text, bringing their own views and experience to enrich the mix and collaborating to explore and find fresh insights in familiar, or sometimes unfamiliar, language. The plays seem startlingly relevant and current for today. Would you like to be part of this exciting new group? Please ring Shakespeare Link on 01597 811487 or email info@shakespearelink.co.uk for more details.
Tuesday 3rd April, 8pm, FREE
The Globe Poetry Open Mic Night: The Beat Poets
Starting with readings from The Poetry of the Beat Poets with soundscapes by iBardic. Bring your own poems or favourite poetry by others. Hosted by David Steer.
Tuesday 3rd April, 8pm, FREE
The Globe Book Club
Encompassing both highbrow and more popular work, this medium-size group of literary aficionados, book lovers and newcomers will meet once a month to discuss, argue and enthuse about a particular work. Please email janewheatley@gmail.com for more information about specific sessions.
Wednesday 4th April, 8pm, £6
Hay Theatre Club
This workshop is open to everyone regardless of experience and will incorporate elements of improvisation and role-playing. Run by Janine Sharp.
Thursday 5th April, 7.30pm - 9.30pm, FREE
The Globe Philosophy Café
A new special interest group headed by local philosopher Sean O'Donaghue. Interested in philosophy, life, the universe and everything? Then come on down to the Globe twice a month, have a coffee to stimulate your deepest thoughts and debate the big questions into the night with like-minded folk.
Thursday 5th April, 8pm - 9.30pm, £5
Hay Community Choir Practice
A brand-new choir for Hay! Under the stewardship of the highly experienced singer and instrumentalist Catherine Hughes, Hay Community Choir promises to be the next big thing in town! Come along for a sing and lots of fun!
Friday 6th April, 8pm, £4 (earlybird) £5 (advance) £6 (door)
Live at the Globe: Aspel Orchid & Ellen Elizabeth Cox
Two wonderful local singer-songwriters on one night!
Aspel Orchid is a singer-songwriter with powerful, poetic songs that wrap themselves around your throat and won't let go, Aspel Orchid inhabits a world of intimate personal relationships, loss, owls eating each other and a deep appreciation for the Alien quadrilogy. Ellen Elizabeth Cox blends her poetic lyrics and catchy, haunting melodies with a fusion of punk, politics, piracy, feminism, fantasy and anti-folk. She is socially-aware has a strong sense of the injustices in life, but also embraces the joy and beauty of music.
Saturday 7th April, 8pm, 4 (earlybird) £5 (advance) £6 (door)
Saturday Sessions: Barty & DJ Desmondo Lopez
Local DJs Barty and Desmondo Lopez spin some serious tunes in the Lower Gallery until late. This one's going to be packed!
Sunday 8th April, 4.30pm - 5.30pm, £4
Djembe Workshop
Jay invites you to explore the earthy rhythms of the Djembe drum- a perfect afternoon activity for the whole family. To take part in this workshop, please book beforehand by calling workshop leader Jay on 07428 262754 as places are limited
Sunday 8th April, 2pm, FREE
The Sunday Afternoon Film
Quote
"I am not the enemy" "Then who are you?"
Monday 9th April, 8pm, FREE
The Globe Open Mic Night
Come on down for what promises to be another spectacular night of musical revelry featuring the very best home-grown Hay talent.
Thursday 12th April, 8pm, £8
Comedy Night at the Globe: James Acaster and Henry Widdicombe
James Acaster began performing stand-up comedy in January 2008, since then he has developed into a hugely engaging and exciting comedian, performing all over the country and firmly establishing himself as one of the most hotly-tipped young comedians in Britain.
His set often features storytelling, dazzling audience interaction and routines about not being particularly cool. He is from the town of Kettering but is based in London. They are both cool in their own way.
"...blisteringly funny and highly original." Fest
Saturday 14th April, 8pm, £4 (early bird) £5 (door)
Saturday Sessions: DJ Luke Newton
New kid on the block DJ Luke Newton may not be a household name just yet but this keen young man really knows his stuff; get ready for a full-blooded set of house, drum n bass and trance in the Lower Gallery. This promises to be an epic night!
Tuesday 17th April, 2pm-5pm, FREE
"Have-a-Go Shakespeare" Workshop
Have-a-go Shakespeare is, as its name implies, a practical approach to Shakespeare run by professional theatre company Shakespeare Link. Phil Bowen and Sue Best, now artistic directors at the Willow Globe, are both seasoned theatre professionals who've worked around the world with projects ranging from the smallest community or educational project to working with flagship companies such as the English Shakespeare Company, the RSC, the Old Vic in London and the Royal Opera House.
Have-a-go sessions typically last three hours with a tea-break in the middle. Phil and Sue allocate scenes to small groups and all read and explore them before putting them on their feet, sharing and showing, without any pressure. Sessions are relaxed, fun, challenging but never threatening, allowing everyone to enjoy and access the plays, having a go at reading and acting out the text, bringing their own views and experience to enrich the mix and collaborating to explore and find fresh insights in familiar, or sometimes unfamiliar, language. The plays seem startlingly relevant and current for today. Would you like to be part of this exciting new group? Please ring Shakespeare Link on 01597 811487 or email info@shakespearelink.co.uk for more details.
Wednesday 18th April, 8pm, £6
Hay Theatre Club
This workshop is open to everyone regardless of experience and will incorporate elements of improvisation and role-playing. Run by Janine Sharp.
Thursday 19th April, 8pm - 9.30pm, £5
Hay Community Choir Practice
A brand-new choir for Hay! Under the stewardship of the highly experienced singer and instrumentalist Catherine Hughes, Hay Community Choir promises to be the next big thing in town! Come along for a sing and lots of fun!
Thursday 19th April, 7.30pm-9.30pm, FREE
The Globe Philosophy Café
A new special interest group headed by local philosopher Sean O'Donaghue. Interested in philosophy, life, the universe and everything? Then come on down to the Globe twice a month, have a coffee to stimulate your deepest thoughts and debate the big questions into the night with like-minded folk.
Friday 20th April, 8pm, £4 (earlybird), £5 (advance), £6 (door)
Live at the Globe: Hay2Timbuktu Fundraiser Special
Hay2Timbuktu Fundraiser Special featuring Peregrine String Quartet
Saturday 21st April, 8pm, £3
Saturday Sessions: "‘Globalistic!' at the Globe with DJ Guy di Guy & Friends
In what will become a regular night, Hereford DJ legend Guy di Guy and a number of guest DJs will be taking the Globe by storm, spinning some decks and blasting out some serious tunes until late at the biggest and best party of the month! Get ready for a barnstorming mix of house, funk, electro, cheesy pop and anything that gets you up and dancing!
Saturday 21st April, 10.30am-12.30pm, £6
Kids at the Globe: Hay Youth Drama Club
Weekly Youth Drama group led by Janine Sharp, for anyone aged 7-11 yrs.
Sunday 22nd April, 8pm, FREE
The Sunday Afternoon Film
"All those moments will be lost in time... like tears in rain"
Wednesday 25th April, 8pm, £6
Hay Theatre Club
This workshop is open to everyone regardless of experience and will incorporate elements of improvisation and role-playing. Run by Janine Sharp.
Thursday 26th March, 6.30pm-8pm, FREE
Hay Amnesty Group
Want to tackle the big issues of the day, raise awareness of human rights issues and meet like-minded people? If so, come down to the Globe, have a coffee and join the other members of Hay's thriving amnesty group for their monthly meeting!
Thursday 26th April, 7.30pm, tickets £6 (£5 concessions)
OnStage at the Globe: Discombobulated
Two low-ranking airport officials put on a glitzy roadshow to highlight the important role they play in international security. But with their theatre skills limited, and their imaginations unbridled, they produce a hotchpotch of scenes, numbers and acts so ridiculous that they succeed only in highlighting their own idiocy.
"laugh-out-loud funny." The Guardian
Using the mediums of dramatic reconstruction, interpretive dance, tragedy, rock'n'roll, magic and an incredible non-acrobatic number, Publick Transport presents a clown show so utterly stupid that it might just save your life.
"will have you in hysterics... a brilliant bonkers show. " Bristol Culture
Friday 27th April, 8pm, £10 (earlybird), £12 (door)
Live at the Globe: The Robin Nolan Trio
Robin Nolan, one of the world's best-known and most admired Gypsy jazz guitarists, has been lauded for his musical genius and sensibilities by the late George Harrison, Willie Nelson, and Rolling Stones bassist Bill Wyman.
While his inspiration lies in Gypsy Jazz, Latin and Hot Club de France, Robin has a decidedly contemporary feel and fires up his music with his own expressive "je ne sais quoi." Backed by his trio's hypnotic rhythms, his rippling melodic ideas and solos set him apart from his contemporaries. Whether playing jazz standards, original compositions, or a nod at rock and pop music, Robin always delights his audiences with a show of special splendour and style.
"In these days of ‘cacophony' it's good to hear some proper music" - George Harrison
Saturday 28th April, 10.30am-12.30pm, £6
Kids at the Globe: Hay Youth Drama Club
Weekly Youth Drama group led by Janine Sharp, for anyone aged 7-11 yrs.
Sunday 29th April, 11am, FREE
Kids at the Globe: Film
"There's a tiny person on that speck that needs my help!"
Sunday 29th April, 2pm, FREE
Sunday Afternoon Film
Sunday 29th April, 2pm, FREE
"Every night I cut out my heart. But in the morning it was full again."
The globe at hay: Arts and Events VolunteersWe are looking for individuals to assist the events team in programming, organising and promoting arts events at the Globe at Hay. With a monthly programme of art exhibitions, talks, workshops and live music as well as a number of larger-scale festivals which attract thousands of visitors, there is scope for somebody to gain valuable event organising experience. This is a great opportunity for anyone who has an interest in the arts or events. Please contact Mandy Houghton at the globe at hay with CV and Covering Letters Mandy.houghton@theglobeathay.co.uk Tel: 01497821762
the globe at hay . newport st hay-on-wye hr35bg . 01497 821162
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