An exhibition of new work from Filmmaker and Artist, Annie Catford, Conceptual Mixed Media Artist, Jane Cordery, and Fine Art Photographer, Vivien Oldfield. Their experimental approach to ideas and media
Martin has been recording music since 1976 and is known as a guitarist of formidable talent. Equally at home playing English traditional folk, American folk and blues and his own
The overwhelming response to this band’s appearance in the 2021 Rye Arts Festival meant we just had to get them back due to public demand. Multi-award-winning master
Enthusiasts of down home Mississippi blues will love the pure atmosphere that this pair create. Agile, eloquent finger-picking guitar and clear vocals perfectly accompanied by subtle, rather understated, harmonica.
Judy Garland is an icon, loved as Dorothy in Wizard of Oz. But in the 1930s, Deanna Durbin was the most famous young star in Hollywood. Churchill, Roosevelt, and even
Playwright, composer, actor, singer; Noël Coward defined and shaped the 20th century. From a child actor in London, to a British spy in WWII, to the toast of Broadway. Internationally
From museums to spit and sawdust venues, via the longest serving weekly drag bingo night at the legendary Royal Vauxhall Tavern in London, join the hilarious hirsute hostess Timberlina and
Grab your wine, nibbles and notebooks and get ready to join Linda and her fellow ‘book clubbers’ as they attempt to dissect the literary classics. Join Rye's favourite
A poignant, dynamic theatre collage of the era that surrounded the “Mother of Free Festivals”. Inspired by the hippie, counterculture and free-festival movements, Something Underground’s theatrical tribute to
A theatrical romp through the ‘70s. An exciting smorgasbord of theatrical vignettes, a whistle-stop tour of your memories and modern history. Multi-award-winning, 65 distinct moments from the
In 1929, Virginia Woolf haunts the shadows of Oxbridge. Scorned and ordered off the path; then refused entry to the library. Woolf prowls the streets of London at dusk. A
