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A unique arts venue for the Felixstowe peninsula. Open for hire to groups involved in visual and performing arts.
Friday 29th November 2024 7:30pm
Claude Bourbon (progressive blues)
“A breathtaking acoustic fusion of blues, jazz, classical and Spanish guitar from a stunning guitar virtuoso…” Altadena News, USA”
Ready for a unique and talented take on a wide range of musical traditions? Claude Bourbon is known throughout Europe and America for amazing guitar performances that take blues, Spanish, and classical stylings into uncharted territories.
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Friday 15th November 2024 7:30pm
Favorites the Testosta Tones return to perform the music and songs of the very best vocal groups from the 1950’s who used to sing on street corners
Read More Underneath a Street Lamp – An Evening of Doo-Wop
Thursday 14th November 2024 7:30pm
Sue Wallace-Shaddad’s “Once There Was Colour” is a moving pamphlet of poems which looks at how the current crisis in Sudan is affecting the poet and her family. Filled with evocative images of Sudan during ‘better times’, Sue’s poems take you to joyful weddings, sunsets on the Nile, and family members sharing fragrant cups of tea and coffee.
Read More Once There Was Colour – Poetry on Conflict from Sue Wallace-Shaddad & guests
Friday 8th November 2024 7:30pm
Singer Justine de Mierre (So What’s The Story and Lady J ) and keyboard wizard Bill Stoddart team up to play some
Read More Bill & Behn
Sunday 3rd November 2024 7:30pm
Oh, Whistle…
Two ghost stories by M R James
Performed by R M Lloyd Parry
Oh, Whistle, and I’ll Come to You, My Lad – a tale of nocturnal horror on the Suffolk coast – is considered by many to be James’s masterpiece. It is beautifully complemented here by The Ash Tree, a story of witchcraft and vengeance down the generations.
Read More Oh Whistle…. – M R James Ghost Stories performed by R M Lloyd Parry
Friday 1st November 2024 7:30pm
Eight Saxs present music and words in their version of a carnival of animals
and also tunes for the time of year
So expect something a bit spoooky
Saturday 19th October 7.30pm
This electric Ukulele band bring their special brand of music to Two Sisters in a benefit gig for Amnesty
Read More D’UKES – electric ukulele band supporting AMNESTY
Friday 18 October 2024, 7:30pm
The trio is based in East Anglia and sing and play traditional and contemporary songs and instrumentals, some of which they write themselves. Their unique features are the variety of their source material and the range of instruments they play. Depending on venues these may include bandoneon, hammered dulcimer, bagpipes, bouzouki, concertina and deskbells.
Read More RosewoodSunday 13th October 2024
10:00 Writing Workshop
11:15 Gong Bath
12:30 Singing workshop
2:00 Stone carving demo
2:45 Burlesque workshop
4:00 My Therapy Solutions de-Stress Toolkit
Full day and half day tickets available
Read More WAMFest workshops at Two Sisters
Wed 9th – 13th October 2024 7:30pm
Wed 16th – 17th October 2024 7:30pm
In the early 1960’s excentric American writer Patricia Highsmith (Strangers on a Train) came to live in Earl Soham to write a crime novel based in Suffolk
Living nearby was local writer Ronald Blythe about to embark on his definitive verbatim account of the changes in farming between the wars –
Akenfield
This play is the story of their strange and unlikely relationship
With live music & new songs written especially for this production