
What's On
at Helston Old Chapel
Alas! Poor Yorick
by Ridiculusums
7.30pm on 27th April
If the Two Ronnies were cast as the Gravediggers in Shakespeare’s Hamlet re-written by Samuel Beckett you might have something like Ridiculusmus's “Alas! Poor Yorick”.
Sam O'Shanty
by Angel Heart Theatre
2.30pm on 1st June
A nautically comic performance for all the family, crammed with facts, fantasy and farce! Alongside James and Dave’s usual flair for puppetry, silliness and storytelling there’ll be the singing of a sea shanty or two! So come one, come all…Huzzar!
The Green Knight but Gay
Niall Moorjani
7.30pm on 11th June
Join award winning and critically acclaimed storyteller Niall Moorjani for their fantastical, queer and hilarious take on the medieval classic The Green Knight.
Resting Place
Kyra Norman, Kath Buckler & Faye Dobinson
from 12.30pm on 27th June
An afternoon of sound, movement and drawing, inviting a sense of rest, ease and spaciousness.
through the green and by the blue
created by Hannah Jacobs and Talia Sealey
7pm on 20th May
A playful and captivating dance duet exploring the journeys we make through Cornwall, on foot and on wheels.
Junkies
by WhatNow Productions
7.30pm on 5th June
A young man who needs money dates an older who has more than enough. As their relationship develops it becomes clear that they have more in common than either realises, and that each can help the other to find a way forward.
Elizabeth Davidson-Blythe & Daniel Quayle
The Mix
7.30pm on 13th June
Combining the rich traditions of the Isle of Man with the varied sounds of synth pop and Eurofolk, Elizabeth Davidson-Blythe & Daniel Quayle have forged a sound that is both dramatic and compelling.
Harpland
Fitkinwall
7.30pm on 17th July
"A haunting blend of Gaelic melodies and timeless electronica soundscapes that get right inside your head, and your heart." ~ Mark Kermode on FitkinWall UIST/Harpland show
"Virtuosic" ~ The Guardian
Exiles
by Bagas Degol & Anna Maria Murphy
7.30pm on 22nd May
A magical, musical and spoken word Odyssey based on extraordinary tales and characters from the Cable & Wireless archive.
Arlodhes A Shalott
by Matthew Thomason
7.30pm on 7th June
A trailblazing new Cornish translation of Tennysons’ masterpiece poem ‘The Lady of Shalott’ put to beautiful music by Cornwall-based composer Matthew Thomason.
Make Music Day
Helston Chamber Choir
from 3pm on 21st June
Come and join Helston Chamber Choir for an afternoon and take part in an informal sharing to friends and family. A free event to celebrate Make Music Day.
Pearl o' Wisdom
Minack Acting Academy
7.30pm on 1st August
Tamara Rosenwyn’s play reveals that the power of our imagination is timeless, and that with inner grit, time and a deep dig into the soul, pearls of wisdom can be formed!