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Cabaret, films, live family shows & more

June 5, 2018
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Film screenings to cabaret, to the god-father of Breaks, to live family shows – 23 has it all in the next coming weeks!

23 Bath St says, “Starting with Lost in Vagueness on Friday 8th June – the ultimate untold, backstage Glastonbury Festival story! A debut music feature documentary by Sofia Olins and presented by Dartmouth Films.

“No Glastonbury this year, never fear, Lost in Vagueness is here! A night to celebrate, re-live and rejoice in a world that was Lost Vagueness, the infamous party that, as Michael Eavis says, re-invigorated Glastonbury Festival. You’ll see the feature film, dance to the music and delight in a one-off immersive night for the wrongly behaved! £12.50+ advance, more on the door. 18+. 7pm-2.30am.

On Sat 9th June, Groove Tots Gigs are back featuring Sinnober. Groove Tots Gigs offers the experience of high quality, live, acoustic music at a family-friendly time and setting. This gig features duo Sinnober, compromising of Natalie Brice (vocals, piano and bass) and Sebastian Brice (vocals and guitar)  who live and work from their studio in Frome. The duo has released two albums to date – their eponymous 2015 debut album was championed by BBC Introducing and featured on Tom Robinson’s 6 Music Introducing Mixtape. £1/£5/£8 advance or door. All ages welcome. 3pm-4pm.

“On Sunday 10th June, it’s Sunday Funday & Open Deck! 23 invites DJs and their families to take over the decks for free, equipment provided – Reggae to Disco, Soul to House, Breakbeat to Funk, all you need for your chilled Sunday vibes. It’s Sunday Funday, there’s something for everybody to do, so bring the whole family! We have boxes of toys, colouring in, 50p pool in our garden, free football table, board games and so much more! Free entry. All ages welcome. 12pm-8pm.

“On Thursday 14th June, a fabulous evening of Burlesque and cabaret acts from the local performer, Nancy Nortés and her troupe including special guests Violent May, Lady Blue Phoenix, Lady May J and Lady Shakira Diamond! Raising vital funds for The Lullaby Trust Foundation, a charity that offers specialist support to bereaved families. Seated/table cabaret-style event, £7.50 advance, more on the door. 18+. 7.30pm-10.30pm

“On Friday 15th June, The Godfather of Breaks is set to storm 23’s decks! Rennie Pilgrem created Rhythm Section in 1989, playing at every rave worth mentioning with DJ Ellis D, Nick Scott and Richie T, their EP ‘Comin on Strong’ fixed in the dance charts for 18 months and sold 20,000 copies!

“In 1993, Rennie started TCR Recordings to release his own material through. It was the underground Dance anthem ‘A Place Called Acid’ that got Pilgrem internationally noticed as a producer and DJ. In 1996, Rennie created an event named ‘Friction’, he described the music policy as ‘Nu Skool Breaks’ and gave a name to the movement that became established worldwide. Support from Nuts ‘n’ Bolts DJs Dale Martin, Tommohawk, Andy Nuttall and Jmige. £12.50 advance, more on the door. 18+. 8pm-2.30am.

“Blues & Rock Jam Club return for their monthly live jamming session on Tuesday 19th June. Blues & Rock Jam Club is for versatile musicians who are more interested in experimentation and collaboration rather than sticking to the prescribed set list of covers. The jam sessions are about new experiences with a different bunch of lovely people who share an appetite for something fresh in a friendly, team-orientated environment! Free entry. 14+ Accompanied welcome. 7.30pm-10.30pm.

“Every Sunday is Sunday Funday! The venue supplies games, toys and activities for everyone including boxes of toys, colouring in, gaming consoles (including Wii), 50p pool in the garden, free table football, board games, card games and of course, plenty of space to make friends and have fun. You don’t have to stay inside, we have two beautiful gardens. Free entry. All ages welcome. 12pm-8pm.

“Every Saturday night is Shake What Ya Mama! Dance the night away with DJ Toby Spin or one of our guests, Jamie, Smileee J, Beth, or Jonny Bonny Tyler! Disco, House, Lady Bass, Motown, Charts, Funk, Soul! Our chill out with a cocktail or two on a super comfy beanbag in The Loft Bar! £3/£5 on the door. 18+. 9pm-2:30am.”

All advance tickets can be bought from www.skiddle .com/whats-on/Bath/23-Bath-St/

For more information head to our Facebook https://www.facebook.com/23BathSt/ or alternatively, call 01373 455387 or email info@23bathst.co.uk

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