March at The Mill

The Mill Arts Centre is still bragging about the great selection of musical and theatrical acts on offer this month. From nationally adored musicians to some of the UK’s best comedy acts, there is plenty to shout about at The Mill this March.

Fay Hield and The Hurricane Party

Thursday 10^th March, 8pm. Music event. Seated. Tickets £17.50



Multi-award winning folk singer, Fay Hield, will be at The Mill Arts Centre, Banbury, on Thursday March 10^th with some of folk’s finest musicians in the band, The Hurricane Party, where they will be delighting audiences with music from Fay’s new album, Old Adam. Fay’s first two solo albums, Looking Glass and Orfeo, received great critical acclaim, which won her nominations for the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards and Folk Singer of the Year in 2013.

Missy Malone

Friday 11^th March, 8pm. Variety act. Tickets £18.50

Join heady 1950’s inspired bombshell Scottish Burlesque dancer, Missy Malone, as she brings to the stage a variety of great acts that range from dance – magic. Missy Malone was also named in the 21^st Century Burlesque International’s top 50 Burlesque Dancers and has been branded by Cotswold Style Magazine as a “Burlesque phenomenon”.

Joanna Eden: Joni & Me

Saturday 12^th March, 8pm. Music event. Seated. Tickets £15

Joanna Eden is Joni Mitchell!

Talented singer and personal mentor to Sam Smith, Joanna Eden, will grace audiences with her stunning vocals and heartfelt musical tribute to her icon and legend, Joni Mitchell. Joanna Eden will reflect upon the singer’s life and how Joni Mitchell’s music influenced Joanna within her own career.

The Thinking Drinkers’ Guide to The Legends of Liquor

Friday 18^th March, 8pm. Comedy. Tickets £15.50

The knowledgeable and hilarious thinking drinkers, Tom Sandham and Ben McFarland, will take you through the intoxicating journey that looks at the liquid lives of some of the world’s most extraordinary drinkers including James Bond and Jesus Christ. Slip onto the bar stool of discovery as The Thinking Drinkers delight with free deluxe drinks, where you will get tipsy and wowed watching a show that has sold out at the Edinburgh Fringe and London’s Soho Theatre.

Bond

Saturday 26^th March, 7:30pm. Tickets £14 standard, £12 concessions.

Following performances in the UK, USA, Russia and Australia, Gavin Robertson focuses his attention on the Bond phenomenon. A thoroughly entertaining show which sees Bond encounter his greatest arch villain yet – Ian Fleming himself courtesy of a time machine. The show also features the smallest car chase (n)ever seen!