Key information
Tuesday 25 November
Corn Exchange
7.30pm, doors 7pm
Pay What You Can
Seated
‘Chatting Shit’ explores the complex relationships between the teen members of a band as they form, rehearse, fall out, rehearse again and then head for The Battle of the Bands. An update and a riff on Fleetwood Mac’s epic album ‘Rumours’, the band – Beef – come to learn that maybe success comes at too high a price.
The Bank of Dreams & Nightmares is a Bridport-based charity which provides children and young people with creative writing opportunities. Their core belief is that the act of creative writing (indeed, creativity in general) is vitally important to a child’s growth. This brand-new play for 6 voices was written by their weekly writing group of local, young people from the age of 14 upwards: The Writers’ Account. An extract was performed at ‘The Script’s The Thing’ festival earlier in the year, but tonight is the first time the piece will be heard in full.
This event is Pay What You Can, please book your seat through the booking system and on the night you will be able to donate what you like either before or after the performance. All profits go to support the work of The Bank Of Dreams And Nightmares.
Accessibility
Dorchester Corn Exchange has wheelchair access and toilet facilities for wheelchair users. If you have any specific requirements, then please let us know when booking tickets and we are more than happy to help.
Our bar
The fully-licenced bar opens half an hour before each performance.
Booking information
Tickets can currently be purchased online or by telephone. The telephone line is manned between 10am and 4pm Monday to Friday. At all other times please leave your name, telephone number and ticket requirements and we will call you back.
A £1 Future Fund levy is included in most ticket prices to support our work. This levy is included in the published ticket price. Concessionary prices (for events promoted by Dorchester Arts): where available, these are offered to under 18s, students, those in receipt of benefits and people on low income regardless of age.
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