Nether Compton 11 JanWest Stafford 14 JanShipton Gorge 24 FebBriantspuddle 25 FebPiP UttoN‘Playing Maggie...The Iron Lady’Saviour or witch? Love her or hate her? Not for Pip to decide, only to portray on stage. Margaret Thatcher divided the nation like no other politician, changing the face of British and perhaps world politics forever, and the effects of her influence and policies are still felt today. Listen to her philosophies, her inspiration and her logic, and then take the chance to question her. Suitable 14+“evocative, provocative and altogether fascinating”The STagewww.pip-utton.co.uk

Sandford orcas 12 JanuaryMorden 13 JanuaryBroadwindsor 14 JanuaryPiddletrenthide 15 January (matinee)KathryN roBertS & SeaN LaKeMaN

Crowned winners of the BBC Radio 2 Folk Award for Best Duo in 2013 and 2016, Roberts & Lakeman have an enviable reputation for their original songwriting. Their music covers such subjects as wicked mermaids, Norwegian legends, and a lonely whale! Building on their last two highly praised albums, fans of acoustic music can only wonder where this leading couple will choose to turn next. With over 20 years of music making with the likes of Seth Lakeman, Cara Dillon, The Levellers, Kate Rusby and Show of Hands, Roberts and Lakeman have rapidly consolidated themselves as pillars of modern British folk music.“Folk music for the modern age” The Telegraphwww.kathrynrobertsandseanlakeman.com

Melbury os. 19 JanPowerstock 20 JanWest Lulworth 21 JanChild okeford 22 JanCharLie BiCKNeLL‘No Angel’Charlie Bicknell is a force to be reckoned with in this unique cabaret show, packed with anarchy, wit and comic ingenuity. Songs range from Tim Minchin to Meatloaf, Jacques Brel to Bond, Dresden Dolls to darkly humorous originals including acrobatic antics! Described as a one woman weapon of mass distraction, kicking, thriving, surprising, shocking and always delighting, Charlie is accompanied by an exceptional pianist. Expect a magnificent evening’s entertainment full of darkly comic, twisted songs, theatrical flair and acrobatics! Suitable 15+ “a gloriously dark sense of humour...an amazing voice” The ObServerwww.charliebicknell.com

Durweston 20 JanuaryPortesham 21 JanuaryCorfe Castle 22 JanuaryGraFFiti CLaSSiCS 16 strings, 8 dancing feet and 4 voices with one aim: to make classical music wickedly funny and fantastically exhilarating for everyone. Graffiti Classics bursts the elitist boundaries of the traditional string quartet with its hilarious all-singing, all-dancing musical comedy show. It’s a classical concert, a gypsy-folk romp, an opera, a stand-up comedy set and a brilliant dance show all rolled into one! From Beethoven to Bluegrass, Bach to Brahms, Strauss to Saturday Night Fever, Offenbach to Elvis, all are delivered with the renowned Graffiti Classics virtuosity.“cabaret that will leave you wanting more” Daily Mailwww.graffiticlassics.com

Winterborne Stickland 27 JanuaryWootton Fitzpaine 28 JanuaryNiCK heNNeSSey & SUUNta‘Fire in the North Sky’

Travel to the extremes of the Finnish landscape and experience authentic myths and tales of Finland’s epic heroes. Leading UK storyteller Nick Hennessey and three virtuoso Finnish musicians bring these 2000 year old stories to life with a touch of offbeat fun, enchantment and evocative music that moves between dancing flutes, infectious rhythms and hauntingly beautiful sung melodies. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to hear stories from Finland’s national epic and cultural treasure, the Kalevala, and to experience the absolute pinnacle of Finnish contemporary folk music. Suitable 12+“Terrific, very powerful… exhilarating… monumental” auDience FeeDbackwww.nickhennessey.co.uk

Studland 29 Januarythe CaBiNet oF LiviNG CiNeMa‘The Kingdom of Paul Nash’

British surrealist Paul Nash died in a guest-house in Boscombe on the 11 July 1946, having spent his last days revisiting the landscapes around Swanage that inspired his work. In their own sea-voyage, the Cabinet collected images of the Purbeck cliffs from ten caves accessible only by sea. Using this inspiration, musicians from the Cabinet recreate Nash’s journey through graphic novel animation and sung ballads, featuring cello, viola, dulcima, banjo and guitar. This secret world of colour and unearthly sound is brought to life with projected images of Nash’s work, exploring the artistic and philosophical ideas shaped by his encounter with the Purbeck landscape.www.thecabinetoflivingcinema.org.uk

Marnhull 3 FebruaryBSo reSoNate StriNGS‘Spring Beckons’

The BSO Resonate Strings are five gifted musicians, each of whom represents one of the five string sections of the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra. This engaging concert will reflect the wonderful diversity of the classical string repertoire featuring music from Vivaldi to Brahms, Mozart to Puccini, and Handel to Astor Piazzolla.www.bsolive.com

Litton Cheney 3 FebruaryPortland 5 FebruarySturminster Marshall 11 FebruaryharBoUr voiCeS‘Songs of the Sea’

This twenty-strong group of men and women bring you a heart-warming celebration of the sea, with traditional shanties and original songs recounting tales of our Dorset coast, past and present. With rousing choruses, stories of sailors and whalers, boat-builders and fisher-wives, glimpse moments in the lives of those who risked all to make their living from the sea. Prepare to be moved, amused, intrigued and inspired by this unusual show, featuring vocal harmonies to make your heart soar, and songs that speak of our vital connection to the sea.

Burton Bradstock 4 FebtoWNSeND ProDUCtioNS‘Dare Devil Ridesto Jarama’With the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War, speedway star Clem ‘Dare Devil’ Beckett joined the International Brigades. A man of the people, Clem defended democracy with the same fight that he used against corruption in his sport, and developed an unlikely friendship with literary critic, writer and poet Christopher Caudwell. A common cause had brought the pair together, and they died at their machine gun post covering their battalion’s retreat at the Battle of Jarama in 1937. Through stirring song, poetry and compelling movement and dance, the raw passions and emotions of the time are captured in this gripping and humorous production, which marks the 80th anniversary of the Spanish Civil War.“a striking piece of work” The ObServerwww.townsendproductions.org.uk

halstock 9 FebruaryTarrant Gunville 10 FebruaryWest Stafford 11 FebruarySPitz & Co‘Glorilla’

Acclaimed French actress and International Animal Communicator Gloria Delaneuf returns to the UK to share her life-changing experience with the gorillas of the Kungalunga Jungle. Assisted by her UK tour manager Josephine Cunningham, she is determined to show that man and gorilla can live ‘sans frontieres’. Part lecture, part dramatic-reconstruction, part live-demonstration, expect an evening that will stay with you forever; a hilarious new show from this award-winning French/English comedy duo. Suitable 14+“The physical comedy is terrific” The reviewS hubwww.spitzandco.com

Nether Compton 11 FebruarySturminster Newton 12 FebruaryEvershot 13 FebruarySixpenny handley 14 FebruaryaNGeL heart theatre‘Malina’s Dream’

Malina, an excitable young girl, lives with her Grandpa in the land of the midnight sun. Into her frozen world comes a dream, and a stranger, whose ship is crushed in the ice. When Malina discovers her dream has become real she knows only she can save the stranger, with a little help from Grandpa and his magic drum! Inspired by true-life encounters between 19th century Scottish sailors and the Inuit communities of the Arctic, this magical show features breath-taking puppets and live music. Suitable 4+* pre ShOw ShaDOw puppeT wOrkShOp availablewww.angelhearttheatre.com

Langton Matravers 12 FebCharlton Down 19 FebDrimpton 10 MarchMorGaN & WeSt‘Utterly Spiffing Spectacular Magic Show for Kids’This popular Victorian magic duo are back to unload another boxful of pure bafflement and impossibility. Witness a mountain of mysterious magic, a hatful of hyper-reality and a truck full of tricks and tea. Mixing brain busting illusion and good old fashioned tom-foolery, this is a show for all the family, where magic and silliness abound! Suitable 5+“genuine belly laughs from the beginning until the finale” priMary TiMeSwww.morganandwest.co.uk

Kimmeridge 16 FebPentridge 17 FebSydling St. N 18 FebChild o’ford 25 MarBuckland N 26 MarDave MyNNe‘The Odyssey (Greek Stuff!)’From the makers of ‘Great Expectations’ and ‘Dracula’ comes a tale more exciting than excitement itself: The Odyssey! It’s Greek stuff, but just the good bits, with the boring stuff removed. A compact piece of theatre magic, Mynne’s skill with just a few simple props, a rubber face and clear and concise storytelling will delight! A host of exciting and daft characters, including a one-eyed Cyclops, a six-headed monster and the terrifying Sea God Poseidon, will conjure up a mighty storm and keep you on the edge of your seat! Suitable 12+“Once you’ve seen Mynne in full force, you’ll want him to tackle your favourite tome” weST briTOnwww.mynne.com/theatre

Child okeford 17 FebruaryCerne abbas 18 FebruaryWinfrith 18 FebruaryPaDDLeBoat theatre‘Margo & Mr Whatsit’

Did you ever have an imaginary friend? A little piece of mischief only you could see? Sophia’s imaginary friend is called Mr Whatsit, and he’s always there with a new joke to tell or a new game to play; that is, until the day she unimagines him. Now there’s a new imaginary friend in town, the tea-drinking, lipstick-wearing, ever-confident Margo. Can Mr Whatsit’s childish playfulness keep him from being unimagined forever? As Sophia’s imagination goes to war, will she manage to find peace in her new home? With mime, puppetry, music, clowning and play, enter Sophia’s world, where the real and the imaginary collide and friends are never far away. Suitable 4+“young, energetic and inventive” The guarDianwww.paddleboattheatre.co.uk

Gillingham 23 FebruaryPaNta rei DaNSeteater‘Lullaby’

A striking production by three dynamic young male dancers from this Norwegian company, featuring beautiful live music on piano and cello. The relationships between the men is played out through two pieces, demonstrating not only their power, strength and energy, but also their aggression and humour. At the peak of their profession, the dancers explode with energy, verve, dexterity and fluidity throughout. Exploring friendship, friction and the dynamics of mediation between bickering factions, Lullaby provides a thought-provoking and contemporary metaphor for current international politics.www.pantareidanseteater.com

Chetnole 24 Februaryibberton 25 FebruaryiaN WattBorn in Aberdeenshire, guitarist Ian Watt has performed in Europe and across the world, as a concerto soloist with the City of London Sinfonia, the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra and the Scottish Philharmonic Orchestra. As well as performances on BBC Radio, Watt featured in a BBC 2 documentary which included a recital of Rodrigo’s ‘Concierto de Aranjuez’. His performances have also been heard on television and radio in the USA, Austria and Holland. Expect to hear an exciting and extensive repertoire of guitar music.“a guitarist of outstanding skill and originality”claSSical guiTarwww.ianwattguitarist.com

horton 3 MarchBroadoak 4 MarchCerne abbas 5 MarchPetiteS aNNoNCeS

Dorset based Petites Annonces play a unique mix of gypsy jazz (Django Reinhardt et al), bonnes old french chansons, from Charles Trenet to Jacques Dutronc, Boris Vian or Yan et les Abeilles, and old tzigani tunes, all wrapped in a big slice of Punk Manouche. Led by rhythm guitarist and vocalist Jipe Gerardin, the band features twin lead guitars from Bradley Laming and Pete Nicholson, Dan Baker on violin and squeezebox, with bassist Mark Pennell holding down the bottom line; expect to hear something different avec un accent français!www.petitesannonces.co.uk

Studland 5 MarchBoUrNeMoUth SyMPhoNy BraSS‘Spring Fanfare’

BSO Brass present an evening of musical delights, taking you on a journey through several exquisite pieces of classical music by Bach and Byrd, to jazz classics such as ‘Oh When the Saints’ and ‘Just a Closer Walk’. This quintet of accomplished Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra musicians will herald in the Spring with stunning majesty and groove.www.bsolive.com

Gillingham 7 Marchtheatre aLiBi‘Fish Eye’

Someone’s pinched Pam’s Elizabethan sideboard, so she signs up for her local Neighbourhood Watch. With the aid of her nephew, who works in security, she swiftly graduates from curtain twitching to spy cameras hidden in hand-knitted novelties. But what Pam unearths only confirms what she already suspects - that everyone around her is a thief, a pervert or a terrorist (or perhaps all three) and that they are all on the verge of heinous crimes. This dark comedy looks at what former Liberty Director Shami Chakrabarti describes as the issue of our times; how the relentless monitoring, collecting and hacking of our lives has run completely out of control. Suitable 14+“Theatre Alibi have a reputation as terrific storytellers” The guarDianwww.theatrealibi.co.uk

Langton Matravers 10 MarchShillingstone 11 MarchPUBLiCK traNSPort‘We are Brontë’

A madcap physical interpretation of the Brontë myth taking the real and imaginary worlds of the Yorkshire siblings as inspiration. Presented in Publick Transport’s playful and irreverent style, two performers combine a handful of props with rigorous physical theatre and anarchic comedy to deconstruct not only gothic themes of love, madness and revenge, but also themselves. Part play, part enquiry into the act of putting on a play, this promises to be no ordinary Brontë adaptation. Suitable 10+“a mini comedic masterpiece...ambitious...edgy”STage Talk Magazinewww.publicktransport.co.uk

Stur Newton 16 Marhalstock 17 MarStur Marshall 18 MarSoNia SaBri CoMPaNy‘Salaam’This stunning new piece from Britain’s leading South Asian Dance and Music company combines poignant metaphorical narratives with Sonia’s command of intricate footwork, eloquent gesture and rapid spins. In a double-bill programme, live music by Tabla maestro Sarvar Sabri and powerful vocals from Shoma Dey, also playing harmonium are cleverly woven with Kathak dance in a performance fuelled with a vibrating resonance. Internationally acclaimed for her electric stage presence, dancer Sonia revisits the roots of Kathak in a remarkable and powerful performance, which embraces a rich, joyful spirit and builds to a heart pounding rhythmic crescendo.* lOOk OuT FOr Dance wOrkShOpS wiTh ThiS cOMpany!“Fine, intense, and intelligent”The TiMeSwww.ssco.org.uk

Tarrant Gunville 17 MarW’tton Fitzpaine 18 MarCLeveLaND WatKiSS‘VocalSuite’Virtuoso vocalist, actor and composer Cleveland Watkiss has performed with a host of diverse artists from around the world, including the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Bob Dylan, Stevie Wonder and the BBC Orchestra. Watkiss was also Crowned Best Vocalist at the 2010 London Jazz Awards and voted Wire/Guardian Jazz Awards Best Vocalist for three consecutive years. VocalSuite is an a capella improvisation that uses the atmosphere of venue to present a performance of the moment; seamless links between musical cultures from Africa to Europe go together to create human vocal soundscapes.*vOcal wOrkShOp aT wOOTTOn FiTzpaine On SaTurDay 18 March. enquire when bOOking“Best Male Jazz Singer in Britain” evening STanDarDwww.clevelandwatkiss.net

hinton Martel 18 MarchCharlton Down 25 MarchCaNtaMUS‘Lift up your voice - a celebration of sacred music’

Cantamus is a group of singers whose aim is to select and perform the very best, and often unfamiliar, sacred, secular and consort music. Based in Dorset, the ensemble has performed to audiences across the county and into Devon and Somerset, with the mission of offering sublime music, sung to a high standard, to those who are perhaps unaware of its sheer beauty and range of emotions. The group’s musical director is Malcolm Knowles, a St John’s College Cambridge choral scholar, who studied singing in both the UK and Austria and has performed internationally as a tenor soloist in choral music and opera.www.cantamus-dorset.org

Sandford orcas 24 MarchCranborne 25 MarchWinfrith 26 MarchPiPeLiNe theatre‘Spillikin’It’s the ‘70s. Sally likes Debbie Harry, Raymond likes making robots; they’re an unlikely pair. Flash forward to 2030 and after a long, childless and sometimes bumpy marriage, Sally has Alzheimers. Before Raymond died he built a robot uploaded with his memories to keep her company. It’s the ultimate love letter from beyond the grave: an endlessly patient memory-jogger giving order to her confusion in the oddest of romances. But as Sally’s mind fades, will the robot be more of a comfort or a threat? Prepare to laugh, cry, ponder questions of love, death, and technology and have your heart broken by this acclaimed show, which features a state-of-the-art robot. After the show there will be a Q&A session with the cast and robot! Suitable 12+“a perfectly constructed and superbly acted play”briTiSh TheaTre guiDeww.pipelinetheatre.com

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Dorset’s charity bringing high quality performances of live theatre, music, dance and family shows to

the heart of the community

“I joined Artsreach in 2012 after four years working at The Exchange in Sturminster Newton. For me the beauty of rural touring lies in the transformation that takes place within our communities. So many people give

their time to make just a moment of magic happen, and everybody does so with a passion and belief in

bringing quality arts to their venue. It’s a fulfilling and exciting environment to work in, and we have a really

varied spring season ahead which reflects this. My top tip; be sure to catch the brilliant Dave Mynne in

‘The Odyssey: Greek Stuff!’ this spring!”Kerry Bartlett, co-Director

“I have worked for Artsreach for 20 years, initially as a freelance co-ordinator for visual arts projects, then as part of the team leading on our visual arts programme, the children’s programme, and any other exciting opportunities that come our way! I love working for Artsreach; I liken it to a hand knitted jumper created from an excellent pattern, put together with care and love to create a warm, individual and highest quality garment. Keep supporting us and enjoy our exciting spring programme. ”yvonne Gallimore, co-Director

Dave mynne | The odyssey

“Artsreach is a brilliant organisation bringing a very wide range of theatre to rural Dorset. It enriches our lives enormously. Dorset would be much the poorer without

these fantastic opportunities being brought to our accessible village venues” Audience MeMber, Told by An idioT, noveMber 2016

“We came away feeling very privileged to have seen and heard such a superb performance. There are not enough superlatives for such a show. A big thankyou to Dorset Artsreach for making these productions possible.”Audience MeMber, John eTheridge & viMAlA rowe, deceMber 2016

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