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Wed 1st - Sun 5th February
Black Beer Festival
Venue: Ralph Fitz Randal, 6 Queens Rd, Richmond. DL10 4AE
This multi-award-winning ale house hosts it's 3rd annual Black Beer Festival over the first 5 days of February. Every effort has been made to source some more unusual brews for this year's festival including (awaiting confirmation):
Black Sheep Ruddy Ram
Elland 1872 Porter
Kelham Island Bete Noire
Old Bear Black Mari'a
Timothy Taylor's Dark Mild
Wall's Mild & Easy
York Dark Knight
Leeds Midnight Bell
Burton Bridge Bramble Stout
Banks & Taylor S.O.D.
Exmoor Beast
Wensleydale Black Dub Oat Stout
Ale served from 9am each day!
Saturday 4th February
Carducci Quartet
Venue: Influence Church (formerly Zetland Centre), Richmond
This popular string quartet makes its second return visit to our concert series and plays quartets by Haydn, Shostakovich and Mendelssohn.
The concert begins at 7.30 p.m. and is preceded at 6.30 p.m. by a FREE talk by the musicians about their work and music.
Single tickets £12 (full time students £1) from 01748 822001 or on the Door.
This concert is the fourth of SIX in the season of Richmondshire Subscription Concerts for which a Season Ticket is available for only £36.
For further details see website www.richmondshireconcerts.co.uk
Sat Feb 4 - Thurs Feb 16
Bill Battram Exhibition
Venue: The Station
Description: Bill has a unque skill to see the characters and personalities in the animal subjects he paints. From London to Canada and across the UK, his quirky characters have become great talking points and he is widely admired by his many followers. A best-selling artist for many years, Bill's work has been in great demand and it's a delight to have him exhibit at The Station.
Bill's exhibition runs 4th - 16th Feb on the Mezzanine. Entrance is FREE and it's open 9am - 9pm
Saturday 4th February
Shylock
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
"Shylock deserves to be packed out every show. It reflects the deepest love and understanding of Shakespeare's genius..."
The Scotsman
We open our Spring season with Guy Masterson's critically acclaimed
portrayal of Shylock. One of only two Jewish men in the whole of
Shakespeare, throughout history, Shylock has been portrayed in ways
which reflected the popular view of Jews: comic villain in
Shakespeare's day; to a victim of racial discrimination nowadays. His
has always been a controversial character, but to understand him, one
needs to place him in the context of his situation.
Gareth Armstrong's Shylock honours one of Shakespeare's finest
creations in a performance that celebrates the beauty of language, the
power of history and the magic of theatre!
Saturday 11th February
The Wind in the Willows
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
We kick off our brand new series of family matinees with this timeless tale. In the words of its author, Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in The Willows is a story of "Life, sunshine, running water, woodlands,
dusty roads and winter firesides".
Mole was spring cleaning his little home when he finally had enough. "Hang spring cleaning!" thought Mole and he bolted
out of his house to start an adventure. Watch
Toad's voyage unfold as he meets Ratty, Badger
and the reckless Mr Toad of Toad Hall!
With four actors, puppets, original music and
lots of joining in, this show is guaranteed to
please family audiences especially children aged
between four and nine.
Thursday 16 February
An evening with Joanna Trollope
Venue: Richmond School – Sixth Form Centre
Joanna Trollope talks about her new book 'The Soldier's Wife' at 7.30pm on Thursday 16 February at Richmond School Sixth Form Centre.
Special guest appearance bt The WAGS Choir of Catterick Garrison.
Tickets £5 in advance, £6 at the door from Castle Hill Bookshop.
Phone 01748 824243 or email castlehill@yorkshirebooks.com
Friday 17th Febuary
Memoirs of a Biscuit Tin.
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
"Surprise hit of the festival....touching and beautifully crafted....a little show with a big heart that deserves to find an audience..."
Lyn Gardner, The Guardian
'On a lost lost day, was a lost lost street. Down the lost lost street was a lost lost house that seemed to have misplaced its
owner…'
All is not well at number 92. Mrs Benjamin has disappeared, leaving her decaying house to fend for itself. So in an act of
desperation, the house, determined to find its missing owner set off on a strange and enchanting journey like no other.
This intriguing tale follows the story of a wall, a floor and a chimney, a forgotten old lady and the memories that lie within.
With an inventive blend of clowning, visual theatre and puppetry Maison Foo brings to life the imaginative topsy turvy world
lurking behind the door of Number 92.
Maison Foo exist to create mischievous new theatre that challenges audiences and tickles their imagination and we are
delighted to welcome them here on their first visit to the Georgian.
Suitable for ages 12+
Original development and initial producing by Spiel
Produced by Claire Summerfield
Toured in partnership with Dementia UK
Supported by the National Lottery through Arts Council England
Maison Foo
7.30pm
Tickets £7 - £20
Sat 18th Feb - Thurs 2nd March
Watercolours of the Dales
Venue: The Station
Anne Mason has always had an interest in nature and the environment and her latest exhibition is no exception. Featuring original watercolour landscapes of the Yorkshire Dales, including farming and wildlife subjects, her work is a real treat and not to be missed.
Prices range from under £100 up to £400 and some are bespoke framed by the artist.
There will also be a collection of limited edition Giclee prints for sale, both framed and unframed.
Meet the Artist
Anne will be working and chatting to visitors at The Station Gallery on Saturday 18th/Sunday 19th and again on Saturday 25th/Sunday 26th, between 11am and 2pm.
Entrance is FREE and open 9am - 9pm
Saturday 18th February
Macbeth
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
Something wicked this way comes...
Following on from the success of Hamlet, the highly acclaimed
Icarus Theatre Collective presents a bold and exciting new
production of Shakespeare's most bloody and fear-filled
tragedy – Macbeth.
Victorious on the battlefield, Macbeth's nobility and bravery
are rewarded by an indebted king. But with each enemy
slaughtered to serve Macbeth's own vaulting ambition, his
lust for power takes a deadly turn until he ferociously usurps
the kingdom. His reign, baptised in blood, spirals out of
control and Macbeth's deeds come back to tear him down.
Blending the original verse with original music and evocative gothic design, this slick new version is perfect for audiences
new to Macbeth and those already well cquainted with Shakespeare's tragedy.
Icarus Theatre Collective
7.30pm
Tickets £7 - £20
Wednesday 22 February
Richmond Business Network - Business Breakfast
Venue: Richmondshire Cricket Club
07:30 to 08:30 am.
These events provide a great opportunity for business people in the Richmondshire area to get together and discuss the issues of the day in an informal environment (with suitable refreshments).
A warm welcome will be given to people from established businesses as well as those from the large number of new businesses that have located to Richmond in recent years. These events will allow you to develop your business by forging links with new and existing customers and find new suppliers - as well as finding out what your competitors are up to!
Bring along a friend to this breakfast, who has not previously attended one of our events, and benefit from a combined admission fee of only £15.00.
For more information contact David Gibson, 01748 824246 / 07943 873 601, info@rbnetwork.co.uk
http://www.rbnetwork.co.uk
Thursday 23rd February
The Mersey Makers
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
Come and sing and clap along to some of the
greatest songs ever recorded...
Performing songs by The Beatles, The Searchers, The
Merseybeats and The Hollies, to name but a few, The Mersey
Makers are a real tribute to the sound of the 60's.
Mersey Makers, who have been touring the country for the
last 5 years, provide the ultimate 60's experience performing
No.1 Hits from the 50's, 60's & 70's.
The show consists of over 2 hours of sensational hits
including, How do you do it, I like It, From me to you, Sweets
for my sweet and I want to hold your hand.
Johnny 7 Productions
7.30pm
Tickets £7 - £20
Friday 24th February
Jo's War
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
The Ronald Duncan Award, run by Colin Lewisohn and Encore
Theatre is a new writing award supported with a grant from
the Ronald Duncan Literary Foundation. As a theatre based
less than two miles from the largest garrison in Europe, this
year's winner Jo's War by Lucy Bell, has a particular resonance
for us.
Steve has gone to Afghanistan to fight for Queen and Country.
His new wife Jo is keeping the homefront safe until his long
anticipated return, as is Steve's mother Sue.
Jo's War lifts the lid on the impact of war on the forgotten
army of wives, girlfriends and the many other people close to
our soldiers.
Written By Lucy Bell
7.30pm
Tickets £7 - £20
Saturday 25th February
Fagin's Last Hour
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
"Spellbinding... Charles Dickens would thoroughly
approve..."
The Dickens Fellowship, YKS
Based on the novel 'Oliver Twist' by Charles Dickens
Following a sell-out run in Harrogate Theatre and the West End,
award-winning actor/writer, James Hyland, and celebrated
production company, Brother Wolf, return with 'Fagin's Last Hour'.
Charles Dickens' classic tale of crime and punishment is stunningly
re-imagined in this powerful new stage adaptation. Told from the
point of view of Fagin the Miser, one hour before his execution, this
unique one-man show offers a fresh insight into literature's most
controversial villain.
Adapted and performed by James Hyland
Directed by Phil Lowe
Recommended for ages 12 +
Brother Wolf in association with Harrogate Theatre
7.30pm
Tickets £7 - £20
Wed 29th February
Psychic Night
Venue: Ralph Fitz Randal, 6 Queens Rd, Richmond. DL10 4AE
All kinds of readings (various fees) from a number of readers.
Register from 6pm.
Note - demand is high. Food served all day until 10pm.
March
Thursday 1st March
Karen Matheson
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
"..has the ability to inject pure emotion into a song. The kind of voice that can leave you shellshocked…" The Sunday Times
This spring, Karen Matheson will perform in a rare outing of her intimate solo show with her long-time collaborators - James
Grant on guitar and Donald Shaw on piano and special guests. We are thrilled to be one of the selected venues for this
exclusive tour.
Widely recognised as the compelling vocals of Celtic super-group Capercaillie, Karen's life in the limelight began with her
performing as a child in her local village hall on the West coast of Scotland. She was immersed in the deep well of
traditional gaelic songs from a young age and that has been her inspiration for over 20 years of recording and performing
worldwide.
As a solo performer, Karen has been involved in various projects of collaboration including tracks with artists like
James Taylor, Emmylou Harris, The McGarrigle Sisters, Nanci Griffith and a host of respected musicians.
Karen is recording new material for release this year, her last solo album "Downriver," was a beautiful and simple acoustic
affair, providing the perfect platform for the vocal delights that have stunned audiences and introduced the beautiful Gaelic
language to countless thousands of people.
7.30pm
Tickets £7 - £20
Friday 2nd March
I, Bertolt Brecht
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
"This show instructs and entertains with the
thrill of repeated insights…" Time Out
Bringing together the electricity, political edge and pure entertainment of his plays, songs, and poems, I, Bertolt Brecht
is thought provoking, moving and laugh-out-loud funny.
The evocative music of Kurt Weill draws on the Berlin cabaret and Jazz scene of the thirties – Mack the Knife, The Alabama
Song, Surabya Johnny,– songs which recording artists have been queuing up to cover from Sinatra to Sting.
With rare insights gained from working with Brecht's own company, the Berliner Ensemble, Sue Pomeroy has created this powerful and fascinating drama documentary.
Devised and directed by Sue Pomeroy
7.30pm
Tickets £7 - £20
Saturday 3rd March
A Moment of Mishearing
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
A Moment of Mishearing is an eclectic stage production, marrying an exploration of the modern literary and musical ideas of
celebrated Indian writer Amit Chaudhuri, accompanied by a live musical performance.
Amit Chaudhuri is one of India's leading novelists. He has written and published five novels, three works of non-fiction, a
volume of poetry and he is the editor of the Picador Book of
Modern Indian Literature. His literary work has won major
awards in Britain, the USA and India.
Amit is also an accomplished and acclaimed composer trained in
the Hindustani classical tradition and is a songwriter, singer and
leader of the The Amit Chaudhuri Band.
"...as I was practising raga Todi, (I heard) the riff to Clapton's
Layla in a handful of notes I was singing. Those moments of mishearing contained within them my past and a moment in the history of Bombay converging with the present".
A Moment of Mishearing "will be a show about memory, chance, music and a city". Amit Chaudhuri.
7.30pm
Tickets £7 - £20
Sat 3rd - Thurs 14th March
Eva Milusenic: A Personal Journey
Venue: The Station
Solo show from the winner of The Station's 2011 'InVisible' exhibition.
Eva will be exhibiting work in which she reflects on ideas of migration and integration; presenting a visual narrative that questions the existing parameters of identity and belonging.
Eva is a second-generation Hungarian/British citizen who invariably refers to the medium of memory, using personal and found objects that reference the exile and migrant's experience.
Open 9am-9pm and entance is FREE
Sunday 4th March
Buena Vista Social Club (Film Screening.)
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
Setting the scene for Sierra Maestra, we present
a special screening of Wim Wenders' legendary
documentary. In 1996, Ry Cooder collaborated
with the greatest names from the history of
Cuban music, on the Grammy award winning
The Buena Vista Social Club. Inspired by their extraordinary music, Wenders' film chronicles the cooperation and camaraderie between Cooder and his veteran friends.
Presented in partnership with Cine Yorkshire.
7.30pm
Film Tickets £7 -£9. See the film for just £5 if you book for Sierra Maestra
Sunday 4th March
RICHMOND RECORD & CD FAIR
Venue: The Station, Station Yard, Richmond, DL10 4LD
Back for it's 3rd year in the Swale Room in the Station. Records & CDs sold, traded & bought. Free Admission from 10am to 4pm.
Monday 5th March
Sierra Maestra
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
Grammy nominees 2010
Sierra Maestra have been stars of Cuban music ever since the late 1970s. They were the first group, and remain the best, of
the modern era to play in the old-style son line-up: tres, guitar, trumpet, bongo, güiro and vocals - as during the great days of the 1920s and '30s.
They have been the pioneers in reviving this style for new generations and reintroducing it into the Cuban mainstream.
They named themselves after the mountain range in the eastern part of Cuba as a
tribute to the birthplace of son.
The group have played a significant part in the recent global explosion in popularity of Cuban music. Ex-leader Juan De Marcos
González created the Afro-Cuban All Stars and Buena Vista Social Club while still with the band, and Jesus Alemañy, previously
trumpet with Sierra Maestra for 15 years, left to create his group Cubanismo. Yet the new tres, percussion and trumpet players,
and now a new singer have joined the five original members to make the group line-up perhaps the strongest ever.
Sierra Maestra have recorded 16 albums , over 10 singles and appear on at least 50 compilations. They are the outstanding son
band from Havana. Like vintage rum, they just get better and better!
7.30pm
Tickets: £7 -£20
Saturday 10th March
Prince Bishops Brass
Venue: Influence Church (formerly Zetland Centre), Richmond
Five northern based brass players provide a stunning programme of music spanning almost 500 years of brass playing from the 16th century to the 21st.
The concert begins at 7.30 p.m.
Single tickets £12 (full time students £1) from 01748 822001 or on the Door.
This concert is the fifth of SIX in the season of Richmondshire Subscription Concerts for which a Season Ticket is available for only £36
For further details see website www.richmondshireconcerts.co.uk
Saturday 10th March
Angel
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
A story of unexpected friendship
Imagine a world made of paper. Imagine a world lived in then and now. Imagine a collision of two lives and a friendship that defies age and time.
The old woman has two times in her head, then and now. She lives alone with a make-believe dog called Satan and she keeps her watch in the fridge. The girl in the red jumper is not happy at home.
Join the girl on an adventure through time, as she forgets about her own life for a moment to help an old woman right the wrongs of the past. But will her new friend remember the girl tomorrow?
This beautiful and witty play about childhood and ageing is a fantastic piece of new writing for audiences aged 10 years and above and should not be missed!
Directed by Ruth Cooper. Designed by Bek Palmer. Sound Design by Ed
Heaton
Theatre Hullabaloo
2pm
All tickets £9
Friday 16th March
Withering Looks
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
"Cancel all other engagements for the glorious
LipService…" The Independent
Withering Looks is a Brontë spoof brought to life by Britain's favourite literary lunatics, LipService. The classic comic duo,
Maggie Fox and Sue Ryding, just couldn't resist the urge to dust off their crinolines, wear flattering bonnets and sit at rained-lashed windows in a pale and decorative manner.
Don't miss this chance to share in the silliness too!
Withering Looks takes an "authentic" look at the lives and works of the Brontë sisters – well, two of them actually, Anne's just popped out for a cup of sugar.
Withering Looks has won a Manchester Evening News Theatre Award and the Critics Award for Comedy at the Edinburgh
Festival.
7.30pm
Tickets: £7 -£20
Saturday 17th March
Thirsty
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
"An energetic rollercoaster ride through the reasons that make so many of us reach for the bottle, exuberantly performed…" The Telegraph
Multi award winning company The Paper Birds present their critically acclaimed, sell-out show Thirsty.
Based on our nations love affair with alcohol, Thirsty weaves together real stories, memories and booze-based confessions, collected from a 'drunken hotline' and an online questionnaire. Fusing live music, verbatim text and stunning physical theatre, The Paper Birds explore the stories and social repercussions of lost memories and gained traumas, bruised knees, uncontrollable laughter, urine stained beds and sore heads. Particularly focusing on the women waving the flag for 'Booze-Britain.'
A dynamic theatrical exploration delving beyond statistics, facts and figures 'Thirsty' looks to the faces and the voices of everyone who likes a drink and asks why, as a Nation, are we so thirsty?
7.30pm
Tickets: £7 - £20
Sat 17th - Thurs 29th March
John Hebborn Exhibition
Venue: The Station
The natural landscape has always held a fascination and magic for me - either when walking in it, working within it or interpreting it with my painting. I have always been drawn into its beauty, grandeur and wonder. It has, at one time or another, become a place that has uplifted me, provided sanctuary in times of sadness, allowed me to connect to the natural, untamed side of myself and brought me to a deep sense of peace and tranquillity. From these personal places I try to capture in my painting the feelings the landscape has instilled within me.
Open 9am - 9pm and entrance is FREE
Wednesday 21st March - Saturday 24th March
Twelfth Night
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
Richmond Amateur Dramatic Society (RADS) are delighted to present William Shakespeare's
Twelfth Night in collaboration with the Royal Shakespeare Company Open Stages Project.
Separated from her twin brother Sebastian
after a shipwreck, Viola disguises herself as
the male Cesario to serve Duke Orsino of
Illyria. Wooing the Countess Olivia on his
behalf, Viola/Cesario is stunned to find herself the object of Olivia's affections. With the arrival of Viola's brother, Sebastian, and a trick played upon the countess's steward Malvolio, by maid Maria, Olivia's uncle Sir Toby Belch, and the moronic gormless Sir Andrew Aguecheek, confusion reigns in this classic romantic comedy of mistaken identity and "wooing by proxy."
7.30pm
Tickets: £6.50 - £12.50
Friday 23rd March
Rag Rug Rave
Venue: The Station
10am - 4pm
An event to raise awareness and funds for Heather Ritchie's 'Rug Aid' charity, in the Gambia.
Exhibition of work by The Station Rag Rug Groups as well as sale of work by Heather's blind students in the Gambia.
If you are a rug maker or a new beginner come along and join in.
Raffle, Tombola & Sales Table
Free Entry - all proceeds will go to the Rug Aid charity.
Thursday 29th March
Career Transition Event
Venue: Gough Road, Catterick Garrison, North Yorkshire, DL9 3EL
Catterick Leisure Centre • 10:30 - 15:30
At the BFRS Career Transition Event, Armed Forces leavers will find:
Work. Employers will be exhibiting and there are also franchise and business
start-up opportunities. The event will give
you options so that your next career can be
designed to suit you.
Free workshops. Improve your CV, start your own business, earn new qualifications,
and more.
Expert advice. Meet professionals and
entrepreneurs who successfully made the
transition from Military to Civilian careers.
To find out more and register contact 0845 308 2406.
Friday 30th March
A Richmond Cabaret
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
Richmond is packed with talent as we have discovered in our annual talent show Richmondshire Has Talent and as is
constantly proven by local companies such as North Country Theatre and musicians such as Susanna Pell, not to mention our wonderful amateur companies RADS and ROS and the
incredible wealth of talent in our Youth Theatre and at Richmond School.
Come along to the Georgian and enjoy a cabaret evening drawn from a celebration of local talent whilst raising much needed funds for the future of the Georgian Theatre Royal, Richmond's historic theatre.
7.30pm
Tickets £5 - £15
Saturday 31st March
Tchaikovsky Gala Evening
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
The Vienna Festival Ballet
This gala evening of ballet has been specially produced for the Vienna Festival Ballet and will be an enchanting evening for all the family.
Enjoy an evening of highlights from Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty and The Nutcracker. Watch the famous lakeside scene from Swan Lake between Prince Siegfried, Odette and the Queen of the Swans. See Princess Aurora from Sleeping Beauty dance the beautiful Rosa Adage and the elegant Dance of the Snowflakes from The Nutcracker.
7.30pm
Tickets: £7 -£20
April
Saturday 7th April
A Georgian Easter
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
In a special event for Easter weekend, History's Maid will bring to life some of the legends, characters, history and
habits of Georgian society.
Highwayman: dashing hero or brutal villain?
Two highwaymen, re-enact scenes of their lives, interspersed with a pistol duel and sword fight, humour and a smattering of social history.
11am, 1 & 3pm - Market Place and Georgian Theatre Royal
Meet the Georgians: An evening of historical performance in the Georgian Theatre Royal.
Meet the Georgian Cook: With food historian Dr Annie Gray. Hear the tricks of the trade for preparing an extravagant and exotic Georgian banquet, fit for the King himself.
Dressing Mr Clark: Mr Clark is surrounded by the accoutrements of the Georgian gentleman. He will then dress and talk about how business was conducted while a man was dressed, the intricacies of his attire.
Lovely and Lethal: The stuff of legends, La Maupin was a 18th century French swordswoman, adventuress and opera star, she was like something out of a novel – only she was real!
7.30pm
Tickets: £5 - £15
Thursday 12th April
Roll Out the Beryl
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
A Beryl full of Life, Love and Laughter
A rich menu of theatre, pleasantry and humour are brought to the table to celebrate the great British Comedy Actress, Beryl
Reid.
Chaos, comedy, clowning and shoes are the order of the day as she cooks and prepares a meal live on stage; a starter, a main course and something naughty but nice for afters!
You will be introduced to some of Beryl's best loved characters, Marlene from the Midlands, Monica the Naughty School Girl and not to mention a few extras on the side!!
Written and Performed By: Elaine Pantling
Laurielorry Theatre and Makin Projects in association with Leicester Comedy Festival and Cheltenham Comedy Festival
7.30pm
Tickets: £7 -£20
Friday 13th April
Worbey & Farrell: Well Strung
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
An entertaining evening of stylish, witty banter, comic song and blatant musical showboating...Chortle
The internationally acclaimed musical comedy duo (formerly known as Katzenjammer) take a "hugely impressive" and hilarious look at the piano's most famous pieces and players.
Expect exquisite musical virtuosity, utter stupidity and rapier wit combined with a breathtaking display of gymnastic piano
playing talent - all with four hands on one grand piano.
It is a joyful experience to sit and watch Worbey and Farrell…incredible virtuosity, creativity and throwaway humour… jawdropping
talent... Kate Copstick, The Scotsman
7.30pm
Tickets: £7 -£20
Saturday 14th April
The Ugly Duckling
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
Everything successful children's theatre should be... Sunday Herald
Explore the timeless tale of the unhappy duckling who matures into a beautiful swan.
First published in 1843 this classic tale by Hans Christian Anderson will enchant and delight all ages. Filled with lashings of catchy tunes, magical story telling and a whole heap of farmyard fun this really is a special show not to be missed!
Suitable for the whole family. Theatre to delight all ages.
Kipper Tie Theatre Company
2pm
All tickets £9
Saturday 14th April
Stacey Earle & Mark Stuart
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
Armed with clever acoustic guitar interplay, autobiographical songwriting, lovely harmonies, and humorous storytelling Stacey Earle and Mark Stuart captivate your attention from the first moment they are onstage. Based in Tennessee, Earle and Stuart draw from blues, pop, country, rock, and more in their heartfelt music.
Stacey Earle's first show was on an arena stage in Sydney, playing rhythm guitar in her brother's band, Steve Earle & the Dukes, on "The Hard Way" tour in 1990. Stacey appeared on Steve Earle and The Dukes recordings, The Hard Way 1990, Shut Up And Die Like An Aviator, 1991 Transcendental Blues 2000.
Mark also spent some time as a Duke in the 1990s. "I would learn a lot from him; first of all I was allowed to grow up understanding what a songwriter was. Then "I got a major crash course in touring as a musician" Playing for Steve as a Duke the first show would be before thousands of fans in a foreign country was not terrifying, she said. "It was magical," she said. "I knew right there and then I'm supposed to be doing this."
7.30pm
Tickets: £7 -£20
Friday 20th April
Germaine Greer: Forty Years of Femminism and Fun
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
All societies on the verge of death are masculine. A society can survive with only one man; no society will survive a shortage of women: Germaine Greer
Constantly sought after as a journalist, commentator and reviewer, Germaine Greer is renowned for her ideas and views on the role of women in the current world with all its inequalities.
This event gives the audience the unique chance to hear the inside story of what enormous fun it has been being a fearless international feminist icon and highly regarded academic through four decades of change.
As ever you can also ask all those burning questions you have been longing to throw at the Prof, serious or lighthearted! From the point of poetry, through sex for the over 60s and to the role of women in the
third world, this unique close encounter with the Prof will be candid, enlightening, and highly entertaining.
7.30pm
Tickets: £7 -£20
Saturday 21 April
'I Was Glad' RCS Spring Concert
Venue: St Mary's church, Richmond
Conductor Kathryn Haworth's farewell concert with the choir.
Amy Haworth (s), Alexander Learmonth (b)
Vaughan Williams - Five Mystical Songs; Benedicite
Parry - Blest pair of Sirens; I was glad; Hear my words,ye people; Dear Lord and Father of mankind
7.30pm
Tickets £8 in advance, £10 at door. All payments at the door will be full price
Available on line at RCS website, at Richmond TIC, by mail, or from choir members from 10 March
Contact 01325 374112
More information about RCS on Richmond Online
Saturday 21st April
Can You Keep A Secret?
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
Riots in our city streets, the worst economic crisis for decades, a long war fought abroad with no sign of progress. Sound
familiar? Welcome to England 1812.
Whilst the country's elite enjoy lavish balls and chattering salons, textile mill workers fight for their livelihoods by smashing up the machinery designed to replace them. Luddism - a fight for rights
or fear of progress?
In the back room of a Yorkshire pub, a young lad takes the oath of secrecy and joins the Luddites. But why won't he give his real
name and what is he hiding?
In the bicentennial year of the Luddite risings from Marsden, West Yorkshire, who better to illuminate their story than fellow
Marsdeners, Mikron – with their unique blend of humour, history and harmonic arrangements!
Mikron Theatre Company
7.30pm
Tickets: £7 -£20
Wednesday 25th April
The Fantasist's Waltz
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
The Fantasist's Waltz is a co-production with the York Theatre Royal and has been generously supported by the The Arts Council England.
A man. An ordinary man. Working in an ordinary job. Living in an ordinary house. If you passed him on the street, which you
have, you wouldn't see him. You wouldn't even realise he was there. An ordinary man, with an extraordinary secret.
Set in a world of misguided passions, momentary lifetimes and crumbs of desire, The Fantasist's Waltz is a haunting modern
fairy tale of an isolated man who disappears into his imagination for solace, a magnificent dream world in which he
is the centre of wonder and the object of desire.
Through the veins of TongueTied's tale pulses a live original score and inventive physical storytelling bringing to life the
story of a man's fight for survival in a world that has seemingly forgotten him.
7.30pm
Tickets: £7 -£20
Saturday 28th April
Piatti Quartet
Venue: Influence Church (formerly Zetland Centre), Richmond
Members of this young string quartet were winners of the St. Martin-in-the-Field Chamber Music competition in 2010. They play a perfectly balanced programme of quartets - a popular Haydn, a mid-period Beethoven and a romantic Czech masterpiece by Smetana.
The concert begins at 7.30 p.m. and is preceded by a FREE talk by the musicians about their work and music.
Single tickets £12 (full time students £1) from 01748 822001 or on the Door.
This concert is the last of SIX in the season of Richmondshire Subscription Concerts for which a Season Ticket is available for only £36
For further details see website www.richmondshireconcerts.co.uk
Saturday 28th April
Mapp & Lucoa Ahoy!
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
A miniature masterpiece… Daily Post
It's anchors aweigh for stage and screen
actresses Sandra Hunt and Rachel Laurence, as
they bring to glorious life arch rivals Mapp and Lucia, and their friends. Whether swept out to sea on a kitchen table, dabbling in the paranormal or re-enacting the
Spanish Armada, the eccentric residents of
Tilling by the sea are guaranteed to shiver your timbers and warm your cockles in this funny and exuberant celebration of the very English art of one up(wo)manship. Full steam ahead!
7.30pm
Tickets: £7 -£20
Sunday 29th April
Some Enchanted Evening
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
The Sound of Rodgers and Hammerstein
Rodgers and Hammerstein are as popular as ever. Every day, somewhere in the world, one of their musicals plays to packed houses.
From Oklahoma to The Sound of Music, from Carousel to The King and I and South Pacific, this production recaptures
the essence of the kings of the Broadway musical. A show packed with hits: Oh What A Beautiful Morning; The Surrey With The Fringe On Top; Oklahoma; If I loved You; You'll Never Walk Alone; Some Enchanted Evening; Younger Than Springtime; Hello Young Lovers; Shall We Dance; Something
Wonderful; The Sound Of Music, Edelweiss and Climb Every Mountain.
Much Loved Productions
7.30pm
Tickets: £7 -£20
May
Friday 4th May
Mark Steel's In Town.
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
Excellent stand up... The Times
Following his highly acclaimed, Sony Award winning and Writers Guild Award winning Radio 4 comedy show Mark Steel's In Town, and the publication of a book of the same title, writer and stand-up comedian Mark Steel is back on the road.
BAFTA nominated, Mark will write material shedding light on the quirkiness and interesting aspects of every town he visits,
allowing each show to be unique! Mark is committed to performing a routine about the history of each town -however he may regret making that promise!
Mark is a regular on BBC One's Have I Got News For You and Radio 4's Newsquiz and he has written several, acclaimed books, including: Reasons To Be Cheerful and What's Going On.
7.30pm
Tickets: £7 -£20
Saturday 5th May
The Lion & The Unicorn
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
Beautifully interpreted by Susanna Pell on Viol and Jacob Heringman on Lute.
At the turn of the 17th century the lute was the undisputed king of instruments, and John Dowland its greatest English champion, that is until gentleman-composer and soldier Captain Tobias Hume threw down the gauntlet and claimed the viol to be its equal.
The Lion and the Unicorn explores the tussle for pre-eminence between the two instruments through the words and music of Dowland, who challenged Hume's assertion, and of Hume himself. Jacob Heringman, lute, and Susanna Pell, viol, are joined by actors Simon Pell and Thomas Frere to bring these colourful
and complex personalities to life.
The result is a highly entertaining evening, profound, beautiful, and often humorous, containing some of the finest music and poetry of the late Elizabethan and early Jacobean period.
7.30pm
Tickets: £7 -£20
Saturday 12th May
The Owl who was Afraid of the Dark
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
Totally captivating... The Primary Times
Plop was a baby Barn Owl. He lived at the top of a tall tree, in a field. He was fat and fluffy. He had big round eyes. He had
very knackety knees. Plop was exactly the same as every barn owl that has ever been – except for one thing. He was AFRAID of the DARK.
With an irresistible blend of live music, puppetry and storytelling, this beautiful new show introduces an old friend to a new generation of theatre-goers.
Join Plop, the baby barn owl as he journeys into the night-time world of campfires, fireworks, starry nights and moonlit
adventures. Come join us, - it's going to be a hoot!
Blunderbus Theatre Company
2pm
All tickets £9
Saturday 12th May
I'm an Aristocrat, Get me Out of Here.
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
Thrilled and delighted an audience of all ages. Outstanding visual comedy… Oxford Times 2010
Paris, 1792. Revolution grips the city and the secret police march traitors to their deaths. No one is safe. Everyone is a suspect. Paris needs a hero, someone who can deliver it from this terror and restore freedom and justice. Will such a hero emerge? Yes.
Inspired by the Scarlet Pimpernel, this wonderfully inventive comedy is filled with thrills galore. You'll gasp, laugh and be
amazed at the elaborate sword fights, the heart wrenching love scenes, and the sensational death-defying French accents.
Gonzo Moose
7.30pm
Tickets: £7 - £20
Wednesday 16th May- Saturday 19th May
Richmond Operatic Society presents...
Oklahoma!
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
Set on America's Western Frontier against a background of conflict between farmers and cattlemen, Oklahoma! perfectly integrates song, dance and story to tell the tale of
farm girl Laurey and the two rivals for her affections, happy go-lucky cowboy Curly and the sinister farm hand Jud.
Music by Richard Rodgers
Book & Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein
Based on Lynn Riggs 'Green Grow The Lilacs'
Original dances by Agnes De Mille
This amateur production is presented by arrangement with
JOSEF WEINBERGER LTD on behalf of R&H Theatricals of
New York
Richmond Operatic Society
7.30pm
Tickets: £6.50 - £13.50
Sunday 20 May
Ian McMillan and Tony Husband – A Cartoon History of Here
Venue: Georgian Theatre Royal
Comedy, cartoonery, poetry and improvisation for audiences aged 9 to 109. An hilarious live-action cartoon of Richmond starring its friendly folk, fantastic fortunes, dazzling ambition and tenderest moments. Created by the audience with poet, broadcaster and comedian Ian McMillan and Cartoonist of the Year Tony Husband. A fast-flowing adventure in which two top Yorkshire funnymen reflect upon local stories, legends, rivers and romance.
7:30 pm. Adult tickets £15; Under-19 tickets £5, from the Georgian Theatre Royal Box Office, Richmond TIC, or the Swaledale Festival (swalefest.org)
Sunday 20 May
The Brodsky String Quartet
Venue: St Mary's Church
Szymanski: Five Pieces
Ravel: String Quartet
Schubert: Quintet in C (with Sophie Harris, cello)
Since starting life in Middlesbrough in 1972, the Brodsky Quartet has performed over 2,000 concerts on the major stages of the world and released more than 50 recordings. Their place at the forefront of international chamber music assured, the players enjoy a rich and varied musical existence, having worked with Dawn Upshaw, Dave Brubeck, Sting, Björk and Paul McCartney. Tonight they perform Szymański's Five Pieces and Ravel's iconic string quartet, then welcome cellist Sophie Harris for Schubert's melodic masterpiece.
8:00 pm. Adult tickets £16; Under-19 tickets £3, from Richmond TIC, or swalefest.org A Swaledale Festival event.
Friday 25th May
The Lark Rise Band
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
Lark Rise to Candleford, written by Flora Thompson, recalls the rural England of the late 19th Century, leading up to the Great War of 1914 – 1918. It is crammed full of stories, customs, music, singing games and much more besides. A classic book, it has
spawned two remarkably successful plays and an album of music – to which now can be added a new group. The Lark Rise Band.
When the National Theatre decided to put on a play of Lark Rise it was Ashley Hutchings who was appointed Music Director and his Albion Band provided the music.
A concert performance by the Lark Rise band will present music, words, dance and song from the book and the plays celebrating a lost way of life so memorably captured by Flora Thompson.
7.30pm
Tickets: £7 -£20
Saturday 26 May
Royal Holloway Choir, with Acoustic Triangle
Venue: St Mary's Church
Delivered with sophisticated poise and breathtaking spontaneity, tonight's programme includes works by Henry Purcell, Gabriel Jackson, John Rutter and Eric Whitacre. The famous trio and the outstanding choir join forces for an arrangement of Allegri's 'Miserere Mei', Tim Garland's 'Canticles of the Elements', and the world première of a special Swaledale Festival commission entitled 'A Dance To The Music Of Time', in the presence of its composer, this year's Artist in Residence, Sir Richard Rodney Bennett, and lyricist, his sister, the locally-based poet M.R. Peacocke.
8:00 pm. Adult tickets £16; Under-19 tickets £3, from Richmond TIC, or swalefest.org. A Swaledale Festival event.
Sunday 27 May
The Art and Film Music of Richard Rodney Bennett
Venue: The Station
Description: We begin with a brief interview with the Swaledale Festival's Artist in Residence about his career as a film composer, after which there will be a screening of 'The Return of the Soldier' for which he wrote the score (1983, 90 mins, PG-rated). We then move to the Mezzanine Gallery for an exclusive preview of an exhibition of Sir Richard's strikingly colourful collages.
Wine and soft drinks will be served.
8:00 pm. Adult tickets £20; Under-19 tickets £6, from Richmond TIC, or swalefest.org. A Swaledale Festival event.
Wednesday 30th May
Robin Ince
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
Happiness Through Science (Star Corpse Apple Child)
Following on from his sellout national tour of 'Uncaged Monkeys', with Professor Brian Cox, and as co-presenter of BBC Radio 4's Sony Gold Award winning series 'The Infinite
Monkey Cage', Robin continues his comic exploration of the human condition in his new show.
Robin asks can you be happy and rational at the same time? Join him in a world of Schrodinger cats, multiverses and
evolutionary conundrums. Spend an entertaining evening in Robin's company as he orienteers through the craggy
landscape of evolution whilst plumbing the depths of his own murky consciousness-all without the aid of a safety net.
7.30pm
Tickets: £7 -£20
June
Sunday 3 June
KEEP - an epic adventure from Slung Low Theatre Company
Venue: Richmond Castle
Ten years ago they were three best friends who did everything together. Then Helen, the storyteller, went missing. Her clothes were discovered by the river, and no trace of her has been found. Philip and Edwin start to search for the truth behind the disappearance of their first love - and one is a suspect.
Yorkshire-based company Slung Low is renowned for thrilling, spectacular and heart-stopping theatre. The actors are joined by innovative York-based choir 'The 24' for this unique theatrical performance in the spectacular location of Richmond Castle.
Please dress for the weather and pack a sense of adventure in your heart.
Presented in conjunction with the North Yorkshire Key Festivals Partnership; supported by Arts Council England and NYCC. More details at convergingpaths.co.uk.
Recommended for ages 14 and over
9:00 pm. Free admission, by ticket from Richmond TIC or the Swaledale Festival swalefest.org
July
August
September
October
November
December
January 2013
February
Richmond Markets
Indoor Market - Monday to Saturday in the Market Hall.
Outdoor Market - Saturday in the Market Place.
Farmers Market - Every 3rd Saturday of the Month in the Market Place.
Craft & Collectors Fairs on Sundays from Easter in the Market Hall
More on the Market Hall...
Coffee Mornings
Held every Thursday and Saturday (occasional Tuesdays) in the Town Hall. 8.30 - 12.00. Entry 60p. Run by and for local charities and organisations - All welcome.
Weekly Events
Mondays
Childminders Support Group / drop-in
Term Time Only
Richmond Childminders support group get together for coffee & chat, while children play in a safe well equipped environment, with parties, discos & outings for children & adults organised on a regular basis, all childminders welcome... Ring Dawn 01748 850397 for details of venue
Army Cadet Force Parade
Gaza Barracks, Catterick Garrison. Parade 1855hrs main gate. Contact Sgt A Joy 07971 036 290 after 1800hrs.
1st Richmond Scout Group
Scout Hut, Quaker Lane
For girls and boys aged 6 to 141/2
Scouts (age 101/2 to 141/2)
6.50 - 8.30pm Contact 01748825537
Richmondshire Choral Society rehearsals
Methodist church room, Dundas Street. Rehearses from Sept to Dec for the Christmas concert and from Jan to Apr for its Spring concert. There are NO auditions. You just need to want to sing. If you would like to join please come along or for more information phone Janet Hall 01325 374112
Ladies Basketball
Risedale School - Hipswell. Recently formed ladies basketball team is looking for new players of all abilities. We train from 18.00 - 19.00 at Risedale School in Hipswell. Its free so come along and have fun whilst getting fit! Please email Donna for more details: donna_cuthbertson@hotmail.com
Tuesdays
Buzz Babies (Parent & Toddler Group)
Influence Church (Upstairs Gallery Hall) During term-time. A weekly parent and toddler group with a growing range of fantastic facilities and activities including: toys, soft play, healthy snack-time, crafts, sensory play and much more. 10am-11.30pm £2 per family
Storytime for Under 5s.
Richmond Library 2.15 - 2.45 p.m. Free, all welcome. Info from the Library 01748 823120
HeroFactory KidsClub
Influence Church. During term time. A fantastic event for all children aged 4-11.
Packed full of games, fun, crafts, dramas, inspiring talks, sweets, mess, points, prizes and so much more, it's an amazing time for any child! 6pm - 7.15pm £1 per child (plus money for tuck shop!)
Pregnancy Yoga
Anahata Centre, 10 Newbiggin, Richmond.
Yoga class suitable for pregnant women from 14 weeks to term. 7-9pm includes tea and chat. £10 first session then £45 for 6 sessions. Contact Sarah Giles - 01748 826035
Richmond Raiders Handball
Richmond School Gym
Try something new - handball is the fastest growing sport in the UK.
Coaching/training sessions between 6pm and 7.30pm
(for girls & boys aged 12-17yrs)
Details contact: Angela Stirk 07734 247314
1st Richmond Cub Scouts
Scout HQ, Quaker Lane
For girls and boys aged 6 to 141/2
Term-time
Cub Scouts aged 8 to 101/2
6.30 to 8.00pm
Contact: 01748 825537
Wednesdays
Yoga Class
Gilling West Village Hall. Yoga class suitable for all abilities, beginners welcome. 7-8.30 pm. £4.50 paid termly or £5 to drop in. Contact Sarah Giles
01748-826035 or 07709451596
NCT Baby and Toddler Group
Richmond Methodist Church Hall
9.45 - 11.30 Term time only. £1.50 per session. All parents and carers with pre-school children welcome. Tel: 0844 243 6101
Richmond Badminton Club
Club nights are held at SFX School from 7pm till 10pm every Wednesday during the school term. More info here
Scottish Country Dancing Society
Autumn term 7th September - 14th December 2011. Spring term 11th January to 25th April 2012
The Booth Memorial Hall, Catterick Village
Scottish Country Dance classes for anyone over 16 years of age, from 7.30 pm to 9.30 pm. Cost £27 for autumn term of 15 lessons and £28 for spring term of 16 lessons. First class is free to all new dancers
For further information contact Wendy Thomson 01748-811449
Thursdays
1st Richmond Scout Group
Scout Hut, Quaker Lane
For girls and boys aged 6 to 141/2
Beaver Scouts (age 6 to 8)
6.00 - 7.15pm. Contact Beaver leader 01748 825537
Army Cadet Force Parade
Gaza Barracks, Catterick Garrison. Parade 1855hrs main gate. Contact Sgt A Joy 07971 036 290 after 1800hrs.
Dru Yoga Class
Catholic Church Hall, Newbiggin
A flowing yoga class that is suitable for all abilities. 6.45 - 8.15pm £5.00
Contact Gillian Howells 01748 825362 day or 825221 evening.
Zumba in da Village
Gilling West Village Hall
Every Thursday cost £4 per hour
Fridays
Elevate Live
Influence Church. During term-time
A friday night youth event for anyone aged 11-18. Featuring: Games, Live band, Pool, Cafe, Life-enhancing talks, Fun, Special features and much more! 7pm - 10pm Free!
Folk Sing-a-long
The Castle Tavern, Market Place
All welcome
Please bring instruments
The Cavern presents GREASERS
Every Friday Night 7 - 1pm
Pure Rock Music All Night
Facebook
Richmond Cycling Club Cycle Rides
Meet outside Calvert's Carpets
Weekly Sunday runs on the road. Meet at 9am outside Calvert's Carpets, Richmond - every week. All are welcome. Regular Mountain Bike runs. See website for details Richmond Cycling Club - (off site link)
French for Fidgets
Catterick Garrison
Be AMAZED at how quickly children can learn a foreign language. Puppets, songs, games, craft and snacks make language learning a delightful experience. For children aged 2-5 and their parents. Call 01904 706565 to book.
Sundays
Castle Tavern Quiz Night
The Castle Tavern at 8.00pm. £1 per head entry includes a free buffet. Everyone welcome.
More info call 01748 821001
Adaptive Martial Concepts - Jeet Kune Do
Evergreen Room, Smuts Rd, Catterick Garrison, DL9 3AX
FIRST LESSON FREE
Adaptive Martial Concepts in North Yorkshire, teaching authentic Jeet Kune Do/Jun Fan Gung Fu, Kickboxing, Filipino martial arts and self protection.
10 - 11:30am For more information please contact instructor Jeff Hollows: 07854 697580
Regular events on various days
RADS Club Night
Richmond Amateur Dramatic Society
Held every 2nd Monday of the month in the Club Rooms, Castle Hill at 7.30pm. All welcome especially new members. More information here
Swale Womens Institute
The Black Lion Hotel, Finkle Street
The Swale Womens Institute meet every 3rd Monday at 2pm in the Black Lion Hotel, Finkle Street. This is a recently formed group and new members are welcome. For further information contact (01748) 836663 or 821238
U3A - University of the Third Age Richmond
Monthly meeting with speaker in the Methodist Church Hall, Dundas St, Richmond. Last Tuesday of the month
9.30 Coffee and chat
10.00 meeting begins.
12.00 Luncheon Club - must be prebooked
More information here
Richmondshire Ravens Women's Rugby
Richmondshire RUFC, Theakston Lane, Richmond.
Tuesdays & Thursdays Richmondshire Ravens are a newly established women's rugby team based in Richmond and we need YOU!
We welcome ladies of all ages with any level of rugby experience - most of us have started with no or little experience and have found this to be an excellent way to get really fit and have fun at the same time.
If you're up for a challenge and fancy doing something a bit different, then please come along and train with us. (Playing contact is optional).
Contact
Kate Knibbs 07734436551
Richmond Operatic Society
Meet at the Operatic Hall, Newbiggin on Tuesdays & Thurdays. ROS is an amateur musical group based in Richmond. We are always looking for new members for on stage or behind the scenes. Open to all ages and talents. More information here
Catterick Garrison Martial Arts Club
Duchess of Kent Barracks, Catterick Garrison
Tuesdays & Thursdays. Modern and Traditional Martial Arts. Home of Team Shotai Kai. Little Dragons classes - ages 4-7 5.30 - 6.15pm £3. Childrens classes - ages 7-15 6.30 -7.30pm £3. Chief Instructor Mick Nokes 07946 314085. Instructor Irene Bottomley 07900 641306. Everyone welcome
Royal British Legion
Holly Hill Pub, Richmond
The Richmond branch of the RBL meet at 19.30 on the 2nd Thursday of each month at Richmond Golf Club for supper and our meeting. All ex forces welcome. Contact the secretary Howard Muckle 01748825119
Soroptimist International of Richmond and Dales
Richmond Golf Club in the winter & King's Head Hotel in the summer
Soroptimist International is a world wide organisation for women who are committed to making a difference to the lives of women and girls, locally, nationally and internationally. We meet on the 3rd Thursday of the month, at Richmond Golf Club in the winter and the King's Head Hotel in the summer. Find out more about us! Contact Sandy - 01325 377291 or Angela - 01748 824240
More infomation here
The Royal Irish Rangers Association Yorkshire (North East England) Branch
We meet the 1st Saturday of every month at 14.00 at the ARC Hanson Sports and Social Club, Colburn. We welcome Ex Rangers, Faughs, Rifles, Skins and UDR in Catterick and the Richmond area, also further afield. We also welcome any ex Forces, Army, Navy and Air Force or attached personnel REME, Medics, AGC and RLC, or anyone who has served with the Royal Irish Rangers. Contact Tom Ripley - 01748 835800
Swaledale Outdoor Club
Outdoor Pursuits in the Yorkshire Dales. The Club hold events every weekend including Canoeing, Caving, Climbing, Fell Running, Mountain Biking, Orienteering, Road Cycling, Skiing and Walking. All welcome.
Tel: 01748 822446
Further information (off-site link)
www.swaledaleoutdoorclub.org.uk
Richmond Town Football Club
Junior Football Coaching and FA Chartered Status Development Club
Under 6 to Under 16 Boys, Girls, & Seniors. New players welcome. Contact Alex on 01748 812221
RTFC website (off-site link)
www.richmondtownfc.org
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