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to 6:20pm ... THE WONDERFULL DISCOVERIE OF WITCHES IN THE COUNTIE OF EDY HURST (WIP): Edy Hurst ... Comedy ... Underground at The Old Clubhouse (21)
From programme launch onwards, picture editors and journalists will be requesting images to act as ‘fillers’ and for festival supplements, so make sure they have your best shot sitting in their inbox. Get images across to picture desks within a month or two of the festival starting. Top drawer performances by two of the town’s finest actors portraying multiple characters. Deftly moving from immaculate comedic timing to heart-wrenching pathos. Congratulations to all involved. Without doubt the best drama of this years fringe. A proper treat. to 3:30pm ... THE SEVEN DEADLY GINS: Gekkota Arts ... Theatre ... Underground at The Old Clubhouse (21)
Sunday 9 July
to 5:00pm ... THE SEVEN DEADLY GINS: Gekkota Arts ... Theatre ... Underground at The Old Clubhouse (21) to 9:00pm ... FOTHERINGHAY: MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS: Discover Buxton ... Spoken Word ... The Crescent - Buxton Crescent Experience (59b) to 7:00pm ... TRAVEL THESE WAYS: Kaleidoscope Choir ... Music ... United Reformed Church – Purple Room: Church (55a) to 4:55pm ... AND THE BEAT GOES ON: The Glummer Twins ... Spoken Word ... Underground at The Old Clubhouse (21) to 5:35pm ... RICHARD PULSFORD: SHORT JOKE TELLER: Mirth of Forth Productions ... Comedy ... Rotunda Squeak – Pavilion Gardens (33kb)
to 9:30pm ... SUSANNA AND GUY CLARK: A STORY OF TURBULENT LOVE: Dimestore Dirtbags and friends ... Music ... High Peak Bookstore and Cafe (30) to 5:15pm ... TWO OLD GEEZERS PRATTLE ON ABOUT BUXTON PUBS: BCA Events ... And More... ... Buxton Brewery Tap House (23a) noon to 6:00pm ... IMAGES FROM THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE: The Grolier Edition ... Visual Arts ... The Bungalow, Lightwood Ave, Buxton SK17 7AZ (98) to 5:00pm ... ART AT THE CRESCENT: Peak District Artisans ... Visual Arts ... The Crescent - Assembly Rooms (59a) to 7:30pm ... CLASSICAL SONG RECITAL: Anastasia Trubaieva & Eden Walker ... Music ... United Reformed Church – Purple Room: Church (55a)to 7:30pm ... ART FOR CHANGE: Yvette Ribot-Smith ... And More... ... Green Man Gallery – Ground Floor Gallery (86a) to 4:45pm ... WHAT IF BY PATRICIA DOWNEY: Spanner In The Works Theatre Company ... Theatre ... Underground at The Old Clubhouse (21)
to 4:15pm ... LA DOLCE VITA: ITALIANS HOME AND AWAY: Mr Simpson's Little Consort ... Music ... Eyam Parish Church, Eyam S32 5QH (97) to 6:20pm ... TELLYFULL OF SONGS PART 2 (WITH COMMERCIAL BREAKS): Fred Up ... Music ... Underground at The Old Clubhouse (21) to 5:00pm ... COLOUR MEMORIES - THE PEAK DISTRICT : Susan McCall/Buxton Museum and Art Gallery ... Visual Arts ... Buxton Museum and Art Gallery (7) ***CANCELLED*** to 3:00pm ... BARRY FERNS: In The Room ... Comedy ... Green Man Gallery – Workshop Room (86b) ***CANCELLED***
Saturday 15 July
to 7:00pm ... LAUGH FOR LIFE COMEDY: A CHARITY COMPILATION SHOW: Henry Churniavsky ... Comedy ... Green Man Gallery – Workshop Room (86b) Brummie star Harriott works his room with impressive, unforced aplomb. He's as casual and as genuine as a John Bishop or a Danny Bhoy. Easy going and naturally funny tales of self-improvement, tough choices and a bag of animals. The 'Animal Man' section, where Harriott recalls an annual school event where a strange guy would show the entire assembly hall a limited but spectacular menagerie of creatures, is a superior piece of mainstream storytelling in a show full of such sections. He never goes hard on the accelerator; the punches are subtle but never artless. He knows his assured voice gives him the bandwidth to take his time and really set the scene, let the spot-on weirdness of the details season the funny without overpowering the telling. to 9:00pm ... CONCERT BRASS WITH BURBAGE BAND (BUXTON): Burbage Band (Buxton) ... Music ... Buxton Methodist Church – Church (6a) to 9:00pm ... JOURNEYS: Chapel Arts Creative Writing Group ... Spoken Word ... Rems Cafe Bar & Restaurant SK23 0HP (131)
to 3:20pm ... TELLYFULL OF SONGS PART 2 (WITH COMMERCIAL BREAKS): Fred Up ... Music ... Underground at The Old Clubhouse (21) to 9:00pm ... AIRBELL: ReZolutionTheatre Company ... Theatre ... St Anne's Community Centre – Main Hall (39a) ***CANCELLED*** to 6:20pm ... JOHN MEAGHER: CALM: John Meagher ... Comedy ... Underground at The Old Clubhouse (21) to 8:30pm ... ALICE: REC Youth Theatre Company ... Theatre ... Buxton Community School – Drama Studio (2a) Dr. Lyons points out that the satisfied feeling you get from writing down tasks actually has a psychological basis. "There is some interesting research about mobilizing," he explains, "where even just writing things down can help reduce stress, because we’re motoring some of that energy and anxiety into action." Plus, he says, "Some things you just can't type out," such as emphasizing important notes by underlining or highlighting.The press sometimes prefer images that don’t look like publicity shots, so get good quality shots either from the production or a photocall in Edinburgh. Take a look at arts coverage in the national newspapers to see which photographs are used and why. Dr. Lyons points out that the benefits of having a planner or agenda aren't just aesthetic. "Often, structuring our time takes us out of a reactive mode and out of a place of urgency, and as a result we're more proactive with our time as opposed to reactive. And that, in and of itself, lowers our stress levels and makes us more able to manage our attention efficiently. Trying to complete a task while holding our entire agenda for the day in our heads is an inefficient use of our time and energy, so that ends up leaking out and we aren’t able to be as efficient as we could bein other important facets of our lives, like our relationships and our self care. There really are a lot of ramifications for not being efficient with our time management." What to Look For in a Planner to 1:45pm ... WHAT IF BY PATRICIA DOWNEY: Spanner In The Works Theatre Company ... Theatre ... Underground at The Old Clubhouse (21) What a fantastic performance from Andrew and Corrine. Each character was sensitively and accurately portrayed down to the finest detail. I laughed, cried and laughed some more. A really funny and deeply touching play that takes you through a whirlwind of emotions. Massive congratulations to you both, I was blown away by your talent and professionalism. I can't wait to see what you do next! to 2:45pm ... DARK HORSE: INSPIRED BY TENNESSEE WILLIAMS: Delila Theatre ... Theatre ... Rotunda Squeak – Pavilion Gardens (33kb)
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