William Fox-Pitt,  one of the most successful British event riders of all time, will be talking about his remarkable 40 year career and his decision to retire from 5 star events while continuing to train at his state of the art stables in Hinton St Mary. The winner of three Olympic medals himself, William has just been involved as both trainer and coach at the Paris Olympics.

This talk is being presented as a Fundraiser for The Exchange.

THREE IN ONE

Barney - Disability is not a barrier.

Friendship, infidelity and a dog called Barney.

Double Glazed - Drink up your tea dear.

The power of a cuppa.

Blood Sport - Tally ho!

Hunting deep into the imagination.

Nothing is what it seems……..

Three short plays written and directed by Craig White.

Ticket includes tea and cake.

Only suitable for an adult (18+) audience due to strong language, mature themes and some nudity.

Irish immigrant. Cook. Amiable host. Killer?

1906. New York City. Talented cook Mary Mallon takes a job preparing delicious meals for yet another high society family, and yet again they begin to fall ill and die.

Coincidence? Mary thinks so.

And now she’s put all that nonsense behind her.

She’s cooking three courses for a very special guest tonight. YOU!

That is unless Health Inspector and sanitation expert George Soper can stop her before it’s too late…

Prepare for a toe-tapping, germ-spreading extravaganza where the laughter is as infectious as Mary’s meals.  Featuring live cooking on stage from Stu Mcloughlin as the much-maligned Mary Mallon and Lucy Tuck as the germaphobic George Soper, There’s Something about Typhoid Mary is a contagiously entertaining journey through the dark and sinister world of the killer cook, Typhoid Mary, told with Living Spit’s trademark wit, song and silliness.

With live original music, deliciously tempting food which you can really eat (if you dare), gory deaths a-plenty, puerile puppetry and sackfuls of cross-dressing crassness, this promises to be a feverishly funny feast of fun for some of the family.

Just don’t mention the T-word.

All-Electric Productions PRESENTS

It's Never Too Late - How we came to be here...

Brenton West - The Repair Shop - Raj Bisram -Antiques Roadshow

A fabulously entertaining show - full of stories from the worlds of antiques, repairs and television.  Enjoy hilarious anecdotes and a touch of magic as they journey through school days, the army, jewellery making, skiing, motor sport and more,  They even spill the beans on what it's like to be part of some of our best loved television shows.

"Raj tells tales of his life and performs magic - both are unbelievable" Ian Hyslop

Brenton creates a historical future by turning something dull into something bright that holds precious memories"  Jay Blades

www.allelectricproductions.co.uk

If you love animals, then you are going to love this show. A show dedicated to and celebrating all creatures great and small. The only show around that you get to see Life sized crocodiles, Sloths, Reindeer, dinosaurs, penguins, Orangutans and maybe even a spraying skunk bursting out onto the stage right before your very eyes.

The heart-warming show packed full of music, comedy and amazing animal effects is suited to all ages from toddlers to grownups.

Book your family in and come and have a roarsome time.

The perfect family show for all ages to enjoy. However, don’t just take our word for it, here is what some of the reviews from our last tour said:

Fantastic show today, well worth the travel, its the 2nd time we've seen these guys, lots of laughter for the kids and adults, definitely will be booking again if there's a new tour next year

Steven Hatton

Genuinely have never laughed and cried so much in one show. Brilliant entertainment, so much fun and incredibly informative.....underpinned by such a powerful, emotive and important message about our planet and animals.

All children (and adults) should see this show, it is absolutely incredible!

Heather Louise

Incredible show, thoroughly enjoyed by my 3, 6 and 9 year old and the grown ups too!!

Never been to a show like this and will definitely come again. Thank you

Sarah Battye

My 8 year old howled all the way through it and came home telling his sister loads of new facts he had learnt he loved it thanks so much x

Alison Pearsey

The kids were hooked from the start - you made it funny, interesting and educational oh and did I mention funny? Haha... My boy aged 8 now wants to single headedly save all animals... Thank you Animal Guyz

Leanne Howson

Turk(ish) is an empowering, autobiographical show by contemporary circus artist Poppy Plowman, combining live music, high skill, humour and intimate storytelling.

Poppy uses tightwire and hair hanging to explore personal struggles of identity and Western beauty standards. Through her story we follow Poppy as she embraces who she is, encouraging and inspiring audience members to do the same and to nurture an anti-oppressive attitude.

Poppy Plowman is a British circus artist with Turkish Cypriot origins. Here Poppy has collaborated with cellist Zara Hudson and together they combined their passions to create Turk(ish).

About the project

Circus Around and About 2 is a south-west touring circus project, funded by an Arts Council England Lottery Project Grant. The project is led by Take Art with principal partners Crying Out Loud and Extraordinary Bodies, in collaboration with nine presenting partners including Artsreach.

Living Spit are delighted to bring you 'the alternative' Christmas show this festive season!

Hard hearted Ebenezer Scrooge hates the season of goodwill until a visit from three spirits one Christmas Eve makes him rethink his... blah blah blah.

We all know the story. We’ve all seen the film(s). But who’s the best Scrooge of all time? Albert Finney? Alistair Sim? Patrick Stewart? Well, just hold your horses there! Because you’ve yet to witness Bristol actor Craig Edwards’ take on Dickens’ mean miserabilist.

He waits, like a coiled spring, ready to bring his unique brand of Midlands malcontentment to the role. And he’s brought Clevedon’s finest, Stu Mcloughlin, along for the ride to play (almost literally) all the other parts!

Hilarious, tender, idiotic and musically virtuosic by turns, Living Spit’s two-man adaptation of A Christmas Carol promises a feast of festive foolery that’ll have you splitting your sprouts with laughter, or your money back!*

*only joking about the “money back” bit!!

"Christmas tradition laced with really, really good comedy."

Bristol Post

“The jokes are brilliantly bad, the songs are wonderful and all in all the whole performance is hilarious. Its proper fun for all the family, which is exactly what you want at Christmas.“

Bristol 24/7

Parental Guidance; Suitable for ages 10 years + due to occasional bad language and regular terrible puns!