Silent Cinema: The Cabinet of Dr Caligari, 16th October, 18:00
Robert Wiene’s distorted sets, sinister shadows and unnerving characters creating a paranoid, unreal world at a time of despair throughout Europe. Made in the immediate aftermath of the First World War, The Cabinet of Dr Caligari is the quintessential German Expressionist film masterpiece. Incalculably influential, the film’s nightmarishly jagged sets, sinister atmospheric and psychological emphasis left an immediate impact in its wake, with horror, film noir, and gothic cinema all being shaped directly by it. Chris Green's new score is a haunting blend of electronic and acoustic instruments performed live by the composer.

Billy Goats Gruff Puppet Theatre, 26th October, 11:00
Watch out for the dance of the goats, the flying troll and loads and loads of rubbish! Join us for a creative, two person show which delights young audiences with puppets, live music, storytelling and singing. This is the simple story of three hungry goats and a grumpy old troll, told with a gentle ecological message. Show time approx. 50 minutes. Suitable for 3 – 8 year olds, but younger and older children are welcome.

Movie in the Hall – James and the Giant Peach, 27th October, 10:30
James is an orphan who is sent to live with his wicked aunts. One day a strange man tells him that a marvellous thing will happen and his life will start to change. James escapes in a giant peach and his animated adventures with new friends begin.

Divorced, Beheaded, Died: An Audience With King Henry VIII, 13th November, 18:00
The Year is 1544 and King Henry, the Eighth of that name, is engaged upon ‘Royal Progress’; halting here to afford his Loyal Subjects the opportunity to have Audience with their Sovereign Lord and King. A show in two Acts – the first Act lasts approx 55 mins. Interval 20 mins. The second Act lasts approx. 35mins then followed by Q&A. In total, in the region of approx. 2.5 hours. Suitable for ages 12+ due to some moderate swearing and mention of ‘adult themes’.