The Old Town Hall open for performances as usual
Our programme continues during the High Street road works

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Snake Davis Band
Snake Davis is the sax player's sax player and he's back with Missing You, a stunning new collection of saxophone led instrumentals. Sauntering sax-voiced, jazz-tinted ballardeering is a gentle introduction to Snake Davis

Saturday 19 April, 8pm
Tickets £15, £12 concessions

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Screaming Blue Murder

Join our Welsh stand up Elis James, our special comedy guest and one of SBM's favourite comperes Bennett Arron. A great line up for what promises to be a special evening. Try really, really hard not to miss it.

Saturday 22 March, 9pm
Tickets £8, £6 concessions

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The Old Town Hall open as usual during road works - performances continue

During the Old Town Regeneration works the High Street is currently closed to through traffic until Sunday 9 March. It is possible for audience members with reduced mobility to be driven up the High Street from Queensway and dropped off about 8 metres before the building.

The High Street car park remains open and accessible from Piccotts End Road. Parking is free from 6pm and you can download a free 3 hour voucher here. 

Please contact the box office between 12 noon and 5.30pm with any questions or concerns 01442 228091.

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Hitchcock (12A)

The Old Town Hall film season continues with another revealing true story. This month we meet influential filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock (Anthony Hopkins) and his wife Alma Reville (Helen Mirren) during the filming of Psycho. As Alma beings to lose patience with his roving eye and controlling habits the resulting marital tension colours Alfred's work even as the novel's inspiration haunts his dreams.

Friday 7 March, 7.30pm
Tickets £3

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