Twickenham and surrounding areas Area Guide

Will Wildes intense harmonica style steals the spotlight from the traditional blues rock guitar, with a sound that owes as much to Gary Moore as it does to Sonny Boy Williamson. "Im always looking to make new sounds with the harmonica, pushing its boundaries, trying to change peoples perception of it. In fact Will has gone one step further and created his own signature "Wilde Tuned" harmonicas so he can play licks that werent possible before. They enable me to hold my own with any blues rock guitarist.

DHP Presents : The Others 20th Anniversary This is an 18+ event

The hit show seen across the globe - The Sounds of the Sixties is a 2 hour theatrical phenomenon featuring all the very best songs from the most creative musical decade of all time! This multimedia extravaganza catalogues all those memorable moments from an era that changed the face of modern music. The energy and enthusiasm brought to the stage from these 4 young lads provides you with a snapshot of what a live musical performance from a sixties band was all about....From the clothes they wear to the instruments they play, The Sounds of The Sixties provides the most authentic sixties experience touring today. Dont miss your favourite hits from the likes of - The Beatles, The Kinks, The Rolling Stones, The Who, Spencer Davis Group, Simon and Garfunkel, The Everly Brothers, The Beach Boys, The Supremes, The Searchers, Sam and Dave, Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, Dave Clark Five, The Hollies, Roy Orbison and many many more!

A promenade performance of selected scenes from Attempts on Her Life by Martin Crimp by our Level 3 actors. The audience will be moved from to watch the performances in different spaces- 4 in total.

The Very Best Soul Club Night...... Now in Our 50th Year. The Winning Post is A Great Venue with a Huge Dance Floor - Well Stocked Bar - Ample Seating - Plenty of Parking - Air Con. A Really Great Friendly Crowd.

Vincent Van Gogh died in 1890, John Lennon died in 1980, both of gunshot wounds to the chest. But imagine what might have happened had the two greatest artists of their time met? This hypothetical meeting between John Lennon and Vincent van Gogh is the premise of a new play by actor and writer Nick Wilkes. Vincent van Gogh was a nineteenth-century Dutch Post-Impressionist painter who is among the most famous and influential figures in the history of Western art. John Lennon was an English singer, songwriter, musician and peace activist who gained worldwide fame with The Beatles. Around five years before their deaths both men went through profound change. Vincent van Gogh finally renounced his religious ambitions and began to paint in earnest, and despite great arguments with antagonist Paul Gaugin created his lifes great masterworks. John Lennon renounced sex, drugs and rock & roll and began five years seclusion as a family unit, and despite great arguments with antagonist Paul McCartney created a son, and what would be his last album. This play takes place at their exact moment of crisis and decision, exploring love, death, art and legacy.