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  • Wed 30
    Posted: Sep 30th 2026 13:11 | Edit

    Wotton Cinema, Wednesday 30th Sep

    08:00PM Knife: The Attempted Murder of Salman Rushdie

    For more details and bookings: [external link]

  • Thu 1
    Posted: Sep 30th 2026 13:11 | Edit

    Wotton Cinema, Thursday 1st Oct

    07:30PM Pressure

    For more details and bookings: [external link]

  • Fri 2
    Posted: Sep 30th 2026 13:11 | Edit

    Wotton Cinema, Friday 2nd Oct

    07:30PM Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom

    For more details and bookings: [external link]

  • Sat 3
    Posted: Sep 19th 2026 08:27 | Edit

    Concerts in St Mary's presents TWO'S COMPANY, Saturday 3rd Oct

    From 19:00 to 21:15.     Add this to your calendar:        

    Stephen Whitford and Bethan Terry, accompanied by pianist Chad Vindin, perform a programme of songs, solos and duets, ranging from opera to cabaret--an evening of superb musical entertainment. Tickets £15 from Cotswold Book Room or on the door. Wine/soft drinks bar

  • Sat 3
    Posted: Sep 30th 2026 13:11 | Edit

    Wotton Cinema, Saturday 3rd Oct

    11:00AM Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom
    02:00PM Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom
    07:30PM De Gaulle: Resistance

    For more details and bookings: [external link]

  • Sun 4
    Posted: Sep 30th 2026 13:11 | Edit

    Wotton Cinema, Sunday 4th Oct

    11:00AM Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom
    02:00PM Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom
    07:30PM De Gaulle: Resistance

    For more details and bookings: [external link]

  • Oct 5
    Posted: Sep 30th 2026 13:11 | Edit

    Wotton Cinema, Monday 5th Oct

    04:00PM Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom

    For more details and bookings: [external link]

  • Oct 6
    Posted: Sep 30th 2026 13:11 | Edit

    Wotton Cinema, Tuesday 6th Oct

    05:00PM Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom
    07:30PM Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom

    For more details and bookings: [external link]

  • Oct 7
    Posted: Sep 30th 2026 13:11 | Edit

    Wotton Cinema, Wednesday 7th Oct

    04:00PM Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom
    08:00PM Queen Budapest

    For more details and bookings: [external link]

  • Oct 8
    Posted: Sep 22nd 2026 14:11 | Edit

    Telemann Unfurling Classical Concert, Thursday 8th Oct

    From 19:30 to 21:30.     Add this to your calendar:        

    Wotton Baptist Church, Rope Walk, Wotton-under-Edge, GL12 7AA

    Tickets are on the Outsavvy website: type 'Telemann Wotton' into the search bar.
    Tickets are also available on the door.

    A rare chance to hear a complete performance of Telemann's '12 Fantasies for Solo Flute' - an extraordinary, intimate journey through one of the flute repertoire's most beloved works, performed by acclaimed flautist Nicola Woodward.

    Georg Telemann was at one time considered as great a musician as J.S Bach and lived an extraordinary life, surviving tragedy and campagning for musicians rights whilst producing an enormous quatity of written works. Amongst this legacy are his 12 Fantasies for the modern flute that through the 12 different keys demonstrate its full potential both emotionally and musically.

    Nicola Woodward studied joint first study flute and piano at the Royal College of Music and won exhibition scholarships on both instruments. She also won the Eve Kisch flute prize and several other prizes for all-round musicianship. She has given recitals at the Wigmore Hall and Purcell Room (as winner of the Park Lane Group Competition) and live on Classic FM. She has worked with the London Philharmonic and Bournemouth Orchestras and toured in South America and Turkey for the British Council.

    Described as offering "hypnotic, magical playing, as near as you will come to mesmerism in music" (Cambridge Critique), Woodward brings a rare depth of connection to these fantasies, with Concerto.net praising the "absolute connection" felt "inside the gates of her enchanted flute".

    Her concert supports PalMusic UK, a UK-registered charity funding the Edward Said National Conservatory of Music (ESNCM), which nurtures young Palestinian musicians through classes, scholarships and outreach programmes across Jerusalem, Ramallah, Bethlehem, Gaza and refugee camps throughout Palestine.

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