Universal Hall Promotions
This is an autobiographical story about a life-changing interspecies friendship. Laura, the author and director of the play, met a nettle plant during her studies at Schumacher College in Devon.
From the scepticism of the first encounter, to their deep relationship which taught Laura about the meaning of life, the play shows that we humans certainly don’t end at the skin.… Continue Reading>>>
Fresh from the 2023 Edinburgh Fringe, Vegas Nerve Productions presents this new play (with live music) by local, first time playwright Samantha Graham. It’s a tale of motherhood, of invisible heroes and of losing one’s identity to everyday life.… Continue Reading>>>
Indira and friends warmly invite you to an evening of bhajans, songs and images, that take you on a musical and visual journey into the refugee camps of northern France. A story of exile, displacement and hope, the evening is a celebration of the fortitude of the human spirit.… Continue Reading>>>
December, 1900. Three keepers disappear from their post on the Flannan Isles lighthouse, west of the Outer Hebrides.
What happened to the men has never been answered and becomes the talking point for three technicians who find themselves stranded on the remote station. … Continue Reading>>>
Our favourite leader of Gospel and African songs returns for another long overdue visit for a whole-day workshop in Universal Hall.
As well as traditional African songs she will be teaching Gospel Songs from the 1800s up to the present day, sharing messages of freedom, hope and most of all joy!… Continue Reading>>>
Film followed by a Q&A Session.
Real life and fiction blur in this heartfelt, award-winning fusion of animation and documentary filmmaking.
A Cat Called Dom details filmmaker Will Anderson’s relationship with his mother and their journey following the diagnosis of her cancer.… Continue Reading>>>
The amazing gospel singer and pianist Kathy Bullock makes a welcome return for a solo concert of African-American music, still sure to involve some energetic and uplifting audience participation!
“Exhilarating, uplifting and deeply moving“
£12 General Admission | £10 Concessions | £5 Under 16’s *
* We are offering a free carer/companion ticket for any disabled or wheelchair-user audience members throughout our shows this season.… Continue Reading>>>
Storytellers Carol Scorer, Peter Vallance and Margot Henderson invite you to an evening of stories that have been born from the Fire, and that they hope will bring you wisdom, healing and transformation.
This is part of the Scottish International Storytelling Festival programme for 2023.… Continue Reading>>>
CLARA SOLA: It is said that Clara has “supernatural powers”. As an unknowing captive to her repressively religious mother, Clara lives a secluded life within the Costa Rican jungle. The arrival of an attractive younger man causes a sexual awakening within her resulting in a new sense of self-awareness.… Continue Reading>>>
LUNANA: A YAK IN THE CLASSROOM, tells the story of a trainee teacher who’s dreams of becoming a singer are interrupted when he is posted to the world’s remotest school. The debut feature from Bhutan born and US-educated film-maker Pawo Choyning Dorji’, last year it became the first Bhutanese film to get an Oscar nomination for best international feature.… Continue Reading>>>