Déda Performances Mar-Aug 2009

PerformancesMarch—August 2009

box office 01332 370911

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box office 01332 370911 www.deda.uk.com

date day time company performance/event venue pageMARCH5 Thu 8pm Rosie Kay Dance Company Double Points: K and Supernova Theatre 46 Fri 8pm Jazz at CUBE Threeway CUBE 1310 Tue 7.30pm Déda Words@CUBE CUBE 1413 Fri 6pm Déda/Dance4 QUAKE Theatre/CUBE 420 Fri 8pm Steady A Night of Street Dance with Steady Theatre 520 Fri 9pm Déda/Trinity Sugar Shack CUBE 526 Thu 8pm Claire Cunningham Triple Bill Theatre 6

and Jose Agudo, Katie Green and T.R.A.S.H.

28 Sat 8pm Déda/All Ruzzit Buzzit 1940s Swing Jive Dance CUBE 13APRIL2 Thu 8pm Gilmore Productions The Blank Album Theatre 73 Fri 8pm Jazz at CUBE David Newton and Art Themen CUBE 134 Sat 2pm Moby Duck I’m Still Hungry Theatre 79 Thu 2pm & Déda LIVE/Déda Circo de la Sombra Assembly

7.30pm Rooms 814 Tue 7.30pm Déda Words@CUBE CUBE 1423 Thu 8pm Jammy Voo Theatre Something Blue Theatre 824 Fri 8pm Absolute Salsa Absolute Salsa at CUBE CUBE 1625 Sat 8pm Chitraleka Dance Company From Stardust to Life Theatre 9MAY2 Sat 8pm Déda Hurly Burly Theatre 97 Thu 8pm StopGAP Dance Company Collection Theatre 1012 Tue 7.30pm Déda Words@CUBE CUBE 1414 Thu 8pm Transitions Dance Company Repertory Theatre 1016 Sat 8pm Déda Céilidh Theatre 1422 Fri 8pm Absolute Salsa Absolute Salsa at CUBE CUBE 16JUNE5–6 Fri–Sat 8 pm BASS Festival Born Again Theatre 156 Sat 2–6pm Déda/BASS Festival Break Jam Theatre/CUBE 157 Sun 3–10pm BASS Festival BASS Battle Theatre 159 Tue 7.30pm Déda Words@CUBE CUBE 1412 Fri 8pm Didá Dance Company Integr_it? Theatre 1113 Sat 2pm Blunderbus Theatre Company Rainbow Fish Theatre 1125 Thu 8pm bgroup The Diminishing Present Theatre 1226 Fri 8pm Absolute Salsa Absolute Salsa at CUBE CUBE 16JULY4 Sat 8pm Déda Hurly Burly Theatre 910 Fri 8pm Déda/Trinity Sugar Shack CUBE 518 Sat 8pm Michael Pinchbeck The Post Show Party Show Theatre 1231 Fri 8pm Absolute Salsa Absolute Salsa at CUBE CUBE 16

Cover image: Untitled #5 from the series 'Over the Edge' by Tom Pope, appearing at Déda as part of FORMAT09 (see page 16)

Contents/Diary

W elcome to the Spring/Summer season at Déda. Once again we have lots of

performances for you to enjoy from manydifferent artists that will both entertain and delight.

One of the main challenges we face, along withthe other venues of Derby, is attracting audiencesthrough our door. We are convinced that what we have to offer within the city is fantastic butour problem is how we get that message acrossto the public. Derby Festé had an estimatedaudience of 25,000 people watching the eventsover three days in September. The trick now is toget that audience into the venues and supportingthe city’s creative economy. So if you enjoycoming to Déda please help to spread the word!

The season kicks off with the return of Rosie Kaywith her new show Supernova. Those of you whosaw The Wild Party last year will want to see whatRosie has produced next. I am sure you will not bedisappointed by this explosive journey thatbrilliantly fuses street moves and classical music.

Keeping with the Catalonian theme from DerbyFesté, Derby LIVE and Déda are co-promotingCirco de la Sombra at the Assembly Rooms in

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April. This is truly an international affair withacrobats from all over Europe, so if you enjoyedthe spectacle of Festé you will not want to missthis. Several venues within the region have gottogether to make this tour possible so hopefullyin the future we will be able to bring even morewonderful international performances to the city.

Dance4 is a national dance agency based inNottingham and in partnership with Déda theyproduce an annual platform entitled QUAKE, ashowcase for emerging artists from all over theUK. This event is about pushing boundaries but itis also about celebrating new work that is oftenmade but rarely seen, so this is your chance towitness something new in the East Midlands.

There are many shows to see, but if you are justcraving a coffee or a bite to eat then please dropin to the CUBE and enjoy the fantastic food andart you will find there.

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Double Points: K and SupernovaPresented by Rosie Kay Dance Company

Rising star Rosie Kay’s beautifully createdDouble Points: K is an explosive, sensual anddynamic duet. Set against a soundtrack ofdub step, electro and classical music, theperformance combines the beauty of puremovement with the thrill of dancers pushingthemselves to the edge.

Supernova is a brand new piece which will leadyou on an explosive journey as five femaledancers create a performance of raw beauty.Drawing inspiration from time, space, energyand matter, Rosie Kay translates cosmic ideasinto the physical, personal and emotional.

“A joy to watch from beginning to end **** ”The Scotsman

Tickets: £10 (£8)

QUAKEPresented by Déda and Dance4

If you didn’t make it to 2007’s QUAKE, you missed out on an amazing series ofperformances featuring (amongst other delights) bear costumes, watering cans, clogs and a mouth full of Maltesers...

For the second time QUAKE will take over every space at Déda presenting a pick-and-mixtreat of dance, theatre and performance.

Emerging and established artists from the East Midlands and beyond will dazzle you with a variety of choreographic pursuitscombining thought-provoking and strikingperformance work.

Tickets: £10 (£8)

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A Night of StreetDance with Steady Following the success of Let Me Tell You About My Love, his last sell-out show at Déda, Steady returns with an even more innovativeapproach, an eclectic show blending musicdance and performance in A Night of StreetDance with Steady.

By producing an outstanding combination of hip-hop theatre, Steady has created a nightfull of surprises. This is also an opportunity tosee the premiere performance of Wantedfeaturing Trinity’s Leon and Foggy.

Featuring a range of local talent includingTrinity, Rukus and additional guestperformers.

Tickets: £10 (£8)Includes free entry to Sugar Shack

Sugar ShackPresented by Déda and Trinity

Enter the Sugar Shack lounge for the mostchilled-out live experience!

Featuring the UK's finest established andemerging urban music artists and poets. If youthink you've got talent as a poet or a hip hop,soul or R&B artist, sign up on the night for one of our open-mic slots.

In July the headline act is London-based poet,writer, and performer Roger Robinson. He has performed worldwide and was chosen byDecibel as one of the 50 writers who haveinfluenced the black-British writing canon overthe past 50 years.

Tickets: £6 (for Sugar Shack alone)


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Triple BillPresented by Claire Cunningham, JoseAgudo, Katie Green and T.r.a.s.h.

PORK by T.r.a.s.h. (film)

4m2 by Claire Cunningham and Jose Agudo

Caught Up by Katie Green

PORK is a short film adaptation of the stageproduction Pork-in-Loop by Dutch dancetheatre company T.r.a.s.h. PORK offers adisturbing keyhole view on ambiguous,explosive characters, struck by a loss ofmemory, meaning and the ability to react.

4m2 is the first collaboration between ClaireCunningham and Jose Agudo. As artists inresidence at Déda the piece was created insummer 2008.

Set against a stunning backdrop by visual artistSian Stammers and an original score composedby Scanner, the piece explores the periphery ofmemory inspired by real stories. These arememories of isolation as a means to freedom.

Caught Up is the new work from award-winningKatie Green. Choreographed by Katie, with anoriginal sound score by Chris Cousin, it is atypically sensitive exploration of the way humanscommunicate, as three individuals playfully testtheir limits to learn from and support each other.

A pre-show supper will be available on this night– see page 20.

Tickets: £10 (£8)


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The Blank AlbumPresented by Gilmore Productions

Live music, comedy and dance will literallyrock in this brilliant show created byNatasha Gilmore, ‘The Catherine Tate ofcontemporary dance’, and Quee MacArthurof Shooglenifty.

In a show that’s alive, funny and passionate,expect quirky choreography and catchytunes as dancers sing standing on theirheads, cellos dance and sketch show guitars are wielded in hysterical yetstrikingly poetic ways.

With swaggering high-octane choreographythat Mick Jagger would have leapt at in hisheyday, you will love every minute.

Tickets: £10 (£8)

I’m Still HungryPresented by Moby Duck

When a tiger has just eaten your mother andstill looks hungry, it’s a good idea to run – asfar and as fast as you can. But when you’restuck at the top of a tall tree, and the tiger’sclimbing towards you, licking his lips, youhave to think quicker than you’ve everthought before…

A thrilling adventure for children aged fourand over, Korea’s best-loved story makesLittle Red Riding Hood look as though she’sstill on the nursery slopes.

Storytelling, live music, puppetry and wild,exuberant humour swirl together in a uniqueand exhilarating performance – miss it if you dare!

Tickets: £5

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Circo de la SombraPresented by Derby LIVE in association with Déda

At Derby Assembly Rooms Great Hall

Roll up, roll up for Circo de la Sombra’s frenetictake on the traditional travelling circus show!

Bringing together six of the finest acrobatsfrom France, Spain and Italy with therenowned band, Le Grand Osim Orchestra,enter a breathtaking world where reality andgravity are left behind.

Falling from doorways, disappearing intocupboards and popping up on the roof, jointhem in their crumbling world as they rehearsefor the performance of a lifetime.

Tickets: £15–£17 (£13–£15)Group rates available – call 01332 255800 to book

Something BluePresented by Jammy Voo Theatre

Discover that it is better to have loved and lostthe plot in this theatre cabaret show about thehighs and lows of falling in love.

Jammy Voo’s five female performers combineclowning, a capella singing, puppetry, rapidcostume change, absurd characters and physicaltheatre to explore the rich and universal territoryof love.

Directed by Angela de Castro, the show isaccompanied by a giddy array of live andrecorded music ranging from Ella Fitzgerald toRufus Wainwright.

Tickets: £10 (£8)


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From Stardust to LifePresented by Chitraleka Dance Company

Evolutionary theories and the tenincarnations of Vishnu will unfold aschoreography, music and visuals take you on a journey back in time and space to when the universe came into being and ife began.

Exploring the link between dance, scienceand Indian mythology, Chitraleka Bolar’schoreography blends the classical Indiandance style Bharatanatyam and westerncontemporary dance with evocative imagery,multimedia projection and lighting designwith stunning results

Tickets: £10 (£8)

Hurly BurlyPresented by Déda and the De Ville Dolls

Let a little bit of glamour into your weekendwith a naughty-but-nice burlesque evening,featuring an extravagant show packed full ofdance, songs, humour and much, much more.

Overflowing with glitz and glamour, Hurly Burlyfeatures live music and fabulous burlesqueperformers, including Cherry De Ville, membersof the De Ville Dolls troupe and their gorgeousguests.

Beginners’ Burlesque Workshops with CherryDe Ville at 2pm – £10. Contact Box Office formore details.

Tickets: £12 (£10)

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CollectionPresented by StopGAP

A dance company with a difference,comprising of five charismatic professionaldancers with and without disabilities, StopGAPpresent a dance banquet of serene chaos,sinister loveliness and shocking beauty byinternational choreographers.

Prepare for a raw, rugged duet from HofeshSchecter, a descent into unravelled reality byNathalie Pernette, Gary Clarke’s provocativeand powerful duet and Rob Tannion revealingwith humour the dark dirty underside ofunrequited lust.

Blending StopGAP’s humour-injected dancetechnique with an eclectic soundtrack, thispromises to be an evening of outstanding,thrilling and dramatic entertainment.

Suitable for ages 14+

Tickets: £10 (£8)

RepertoryPresented by Transitions Dance Company

Join ten dynamic young dancers as they perform work by some of the most engagingchoreographers on the internationalcontemporary dance scene.

Bursting with energy and appeal, TransitionsDance Company offers something for everyoneto enjoy as they perform a rich and variedrepertoire of exciting new work.

Don’t miss the opportunity to see this inspiringdance company perform works by CristianDuarte, Daniel Larrieu and Cheng Tsung-Lung.

“…choreography which captures your attentionand doesn’t let it go…”Dance Europe

Tickets: £10 (£8)


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Integr_it?Presented by Didá Dance Company

Enjoy a celebration of the diverseinternational language of dance and have aDidá experience, as one of Norway’s mostexciting dance companies performs in theUK for the first time.

This critically acclaimed performanceshowcases pieces by the cream of thecountry’s contemporary and hip hopchoreographers, including Leonard Jackson,Zezé Kolstad and Belinda Braza.

Didá presents an evening of athleticism,flowing dynamics and intricate movements,performed by seven exceptional dancersfrom Norway, Finland and England.

Tickets: £10 (£8)

Rainbow FishPresented by Blunderbus

The Rainbow Fish is the most beautiful fish inthe ocean. But she is proud and vain and noneof the other fish want to be her friend. Not untilshe learns to give away some of her most prizedpossessions.

Come and swim with the Rainbow Fish in herglittering underwater paradise and be whiskedaway on a deep-sea adventure in this newadaptation of Marcus Pfister’s classic story.

Bursting with Blunderbus magic, fun andglittering underwater puppetry, this funny,fishy tale is a must-see for children aged four to seven and the young at heart

Tickets: £5

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The DiminishingPresentPresented by bgroup

The Diminishing Present is a collection of three compelling new works bychoreographer Ben Wright launching hisnew ensemble bgroup.

These potent yet delicate portrayals of thefragility and beauty of the human condition,include the explosive male quartet ThoughtLatching to Thought and Pulling, originallycommissioned for the 2006 Place Prize.Passing Strange and Wonderful is a tenderand truthful duet and the trio will becompleted with the quietly humorousquintet Small Acts.

Tickets: £10 (£8)

The Post Show Party ShowBy Michael Pinchbeck

Award-winning writer and performancemaker Michael Pinchbeck takes his parentson tour to recreate the party where theymet, following an amateur dramatic versionof The Sound of Music. His mum was a nun,his Dad was a Nazi.

Mixing text from the past and present withmovement to songs from the musical,Michael Pinchbeck asks what is present andwhat is absent, what is professional andwhat is amateur.

Produced by Spiel and supported by Dance4.

Tickets: £10 (£8)


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1940s Swing JiveDancePresented by Déda and All Ruzzit Buzzit

Travel back in time to 1940s Britain withDéda’s popular Ballroom and Swing Jiveprofessional Alan Axon. Enjoy a fabulousevening of jive and jitterbug as Déda istransformed into an Air Raid Shelter for the evening.

Dance the night away to the big bandsounds of Glen Miller and Tommy Dorseyand receive a master class in The Big Appleand The Lambeth Walk.

Tickets: £8 (£6)

Jazz at CUBEPresented by Déda and Derby Jazz

In March, bassist Ben Crosland’s latestproject Threeway will reunite him with Steve Waterman (trumpet) and Steve Lodder(keyboards) to explore the possibilities of agroup without drums. This intimate trioshows a remarkable level of intuition on aninviting set of original material withcontemporary readings of standards.

David Newton has won many jazz pianoaccolades during his career. A firm favouritewith audiences, in April he teams up withArt Themen, one of the more original tenorsax players in the UK for an evening ofbeautiful and melodic music.

Pre-show supper available on Friday 3 April –see page 20.

Tickets: £10

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Words@CUBEPresented by Déda

This popular poetry-packed open-mic nightencourages the writer in you to spread yourwords in the CUBE café|bar.

Published poet and experienced performerSimon French is your host for the evening,on-hand to make sure there’s lots ofencouragement and enjoyment forperformers and audience members alike.

Come along and take to the stage or just sitback, relax and enjoy an incredible range ofwordsmiths from all walks of life.

Tickets: £2(£1 if reading on the night)

CéilidhBring your whole family down to thistraditional Céilidh, a wonderful evening’sentertainment for everyone to enjoy.

Live music will come from The Bang On The Wall Band, playing traditional English,Scottish, Irish and American tunes.

With their unique style, enthusiasm for the music and wonderfully danceable sound,they will guarantee a great time is had by all on the night

Tickets: £6


BASS FestivalBASS Festival (British Arts and Street Sounds)is the UK's only month-long celebration ofBlack Music and Art.

This year Déda will host some of the EastMidlands events, starting with Born Again, a new show from Trinity Warriors and ACEDance and Theatre Company which tells thestory of young man’s journey into manhoodas he becomes aware of his cultural heritage.

Also on Saturday, Trinity Warriors and Dédapresent our annual Break Jam. Whether youprefer spinning on you head or spinningvinyl on the decks, you’ll find breaking andDJ workshops that will definitely be a breakfrom your usual routine.

On Sunday, Déda hosts BASS Battle, theMidlands’ biggest hip hop clash. Watch thevery best performers compete for cash prizesand their reputation, featuring MC, DJ and B-Boy battles from the finest in the region.

Born Again at 8pm on Friday 5 and Saturday 6 June

Tickets: £6

Break Jamfrom 2–6pm on Saturday 6 June

Tickets: £8 (£6)

BASS Battlefrom 3–10pm on Sunday 7 June

Free entry

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Absolute Salsa at CUBEPresented by Déda and Absolute Salsa

Salsa down to the CUBE café|bar and letAbsolute Salsa spice up your life in time forsummer.

Hosted by Lee Hunter UKA and the AbsoluteSalsa team, the evening kicks off with fun 45-minute classes for everyone from completebeginners to intermediates. Then dance thenight away to hot tunes and R&B Latin beatsin a choice of two rooms until late.

These events regularly sell out in advance sobooking early is essential.

Tickets: £8 (£7 after 9pm)

Visual ArtsFORMAT09: 5 March to 25 April

FORMAT is Derby's International PhotographyFestival organised by QUAD, Derby City Counciland the University of Derby.

FORMAT09 is organised around the themePHOTOCINEMA. The festival will contain the work of international practitioners alongside thebest emerging talent from the UK and beyond.Photographers at Déda include Joanna Callaghan,Tom Pope, Peter Spiers, Mark Pilkington. Seewww.formatfestival.com for more information.

The Morph Group: 4 May to 31 July

Formed in 2003, Morph is a Derby-based group of contemporary semi-professional andprofessional artists, most of whom are graduatesof the University of Derby. The word ‘Morph’implies the many aspects of the group's growth and represents the creative dynamics of metamorphosis and development.


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HireDéda is the ideal creative space to hold a small conference, meeting, seminar,performance or dance class.

The building houses a range of flexiblespaces and, with catering on site, there are facilities and options for all yourrequirements. Déda is fully accessible andhas a range of support equipment availablefor your use. Our dedicated and friendlyteam will be on hand to assist you with any requests regarding your hire from startto finish.

If you would like further information about hiring a space at Déda, please contact Nicola Cawkwell, Customer Services &Facilities Manager, on 01332 374661 or [email protected]

Dance DevelopmentOur extensive Dance Development andLearning Programme takes place in a varietyof community and education settingsthroughout Derby City and the whole EastMidlands.

The Dance Development Team has expertisein delivering bespoke workshops, projectsand residencies with high quality outcomes.Our dance development and learningactivities include curriculum work, out ofhours dance provision, creative learning,health and well-being projects, youth danceand continuing professional development.

To find out more about learning through Déda, please contact Rachel Austin, Dance Development Co-ordinator [email protected]

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Box Office opening hours Monday to Thursday 9am–9pm Friday 9am–5pm Saturday 10am–2pm

On performance and event evenings, the box office stays open for 30 minutes afterthe event has started

Outside term time, the Box Office is openMonday to Friday 9am–5pm

Contact detailsPhone: 01332 370911Fax: 01332 370788Email: [email protected]: www.deda.uk.com

Déda is a Typetalk friendly venue

How to pay Tickets can be paid for by cash, cheque(made payable to Déda), credit or debit card

NO FEE FOR CREDIT AND DEBIT CARDBOOKINGS

PostageTickets can be posted to you for anadditional 40p

GroupsFor selected events, groups of 10 or more: £5 per ticket (limited availability)

Concessions Concessions are shown in brackets and areavailable to under 16s, full-time students,those over 60 and in retirement, registeredunwaged and the disabled.

Proof of concession is required whenbooking in person or collecting tickets.

Free tickets for children under 2 are availablefor some performances, when accompaniedby a paying adult. Please enquire at the boxoffice for more information.

Refunds and exchanges We are only able to offer refunds orexchanges in exceptional circumstances. As part of our audience developmentprogramme we reserve the right to introduceand withdraw discounts and special offers atany time.

AccessDéda is committed to equality of access forall. We believe the attitude of our staff is asimportant as the physical accessibility of thebuilding. If you wish to discuss your needs,please contact Nicola Cawkwell, CustomerServices and Facilities Manager on thenumbers listed opposite or via email [email protected]

Déda’s Access Statement is available atwww.deda.uk.com

Our building is fully accessible forwheelchair users, with adapted toiletfacilities. Please advise the Box Officewhen booking performance tickets ifyou or anyone in your party is awheelchair user .

For hard-of-hearing customers, theTheatre and Front of House areas are fitted with an induction loop.Deaf customers can contact Dédausing Talktype

This brochure is available in large print

Guide Dogs and Hearing Dogs arewelcome; please advise Box Officewhen booking

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Déda Chapel Street Derby DE1 3GU Déda is located in Derby city centre, 10 minutes walk from Corporation Street (which houses the main bus terminus) and 25 minutes walk from the train station.

Car Parking: Chapel Street Car Park is located directly opposite Déda. This 500 spacemulti-storey is reasonably priced, with eveningparking from just £1.

Three hours free parking for Blue Badge holders.

Public Transport: call Traveline on 0870 608 2608for all public transport information.

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Déda’s café |bar

Opening hours

Monday 11am–7.30pm

Tuesday 11am–3pm

Wednesday 11am–6.30pm

Thursday and Friday 11am–3pm

Saturday 10.30am–2pm (term times only)

Bar open for performances and events

See the latest menu atwww.deda.uk.com/cube

“At CUBE we offer food everyone can afford, whichincludes ingredients that come from within 20 milesof Derby, and which combines familiar recipes withthose that might seem new – but are triedand tested in other food cultures.”Andy Taylor, thisiswherewecook.co.uk

Pre-show suppersThe CUBE café now has a well-deserved reputation forgenuine dishes properly made with good ingredients,sourced locally wherever possible. This season we’reoffering a pre-show supper for a couple of the eventsin the calendar.

For each pre-show supper there will be a limitedchoice Italian menu, where you can choose from:

Antipasti (starters) + pasta £9OR Pasta + dessert £9OR Main course only £8

with House wine £10 (£11 on night)

Pre-booking is essential

Pre-show suppers are available for: Triple Bill (26 March) andJazz at CUBE: David Newton and Art Themen (3 April)

For more details go to www.thisiswherewecook.co.uk/preshow.htm

� Great home-made English andMediterranean food

� Many meat/dairy/gluten-free choices on the menu

� Excellent Fair Trade coffee

� Gorgeous home-made cakes and biscuits

� Wi-Fi internet access

� Changing programme of exhibited art

� Buggy and child friendly

� Contact: 01332 374664

CUBE café|bar is run by thisiswherewecook.co.uk

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