Performances inside and on ECOS

FromeDrama are thrilled to return to the stage with two plays that explore the complex relationships between couples in very different ways. There will be performances of each play on alternate nights: Constellations and Two.

FromeDrama are thrilled to return to the stage with two plays that explore the complex relationships between couples in very different ways. There will be performances of each play on alternate nights: Constellations and Two.

Join the Down for the Count Swing Orchestra plus special guest vocalist Marvin Muoneké for “one helluva celebration of vintage music” (TimeOut London) as they celebrate the Legends of Swing with songs from the likes of Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald, Nat King Cole and more!

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Live Bluegrass, American Old-time musicians bring new life to iconic Hollywood silent movie Beggars Of Life. Kate Lissauer (Buffalo Gals), Jason Titley and Leon Hunt, reveal a thrilling, witty approach to this 1928 Louise Brooks film with their original soundtrack.

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This is a show about grief. This is a show about loss. Just not how you’d expect.

Dance Like It Never Happened is the funniest, most joyful and uplifting show you will ever see about feeling totally bereaved.

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Paul Foot is a unique talent who has inspired other comedians (notably Russell Brand) with his inventive, quirky and bizarre trains of thought.

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Open mic plus Special Guest: Frome’s sensational Liv Torc

With prizes donated by Hunting Raven Books and Frome Wholefoods

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Following last year’s virtual “Later…” – still available to view on YouTube – students return to live performance, this year as part of the Festival at the ECOS arena.

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The Fabulous Red Diesel are riot of original new music, amazing vocals delivering wonderful soaring melodies, a skin-tight rhythm section and even the occasional tuba.

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The Tea Pad sound draws on myriad influences – from Hank Williams to Django Reinhardt, Tom Waits to The Beatles – yet ultimately sounds like nobody else, that North Eastern Swing style that’s utterly their own.