 For village hall bookings and tickets, please contact Jan Biden on 01964 552364 or Margaret Hebb 01964 551315  Choir meets at the Granary of Westfield Farm each Tuesday. Come along and join in the fun. No auditions! We now have a mailing list for Village Hall events. To be added to the list please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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Harvest Festival Friday 6th October 2017
- Sue Thomas
- Last Updated: 25 September 2017
All are welcome to join the Harvest Festival Evensong Service at All Saints' Church, Bishop Burton on Friday 6th October. The service begins at 7.30 pm and features a song from the Bishop Burton Village Choir. The service is followed by drinks and nibbles.
2017-13-10 Keira Martin Live Event
- Margaret Hebb
- Last Updated: 25 September 2017
“Here Comes Trouble” is a one woman autobiographical show by Keira Martin at Bishop Burton Village Hall on Friday 13th October 2017. Through a series of stories drawing on her social and cultural influences from Yorkshire, Ireland and Jamaica, Keira rhythmically weaves together traditional Irish music, song and gusty dance theatre. The performance will be followed by a ceilidh. Doors and pay bar open 6.45pm. Food served 7.15pm. Show with 2 course home-made supper £15; show only £8. The event is supported by ARTERY Live.
For tickets contact Jan on (01964) 552364.
'Here Comes Trouble' is a rigorous personal investigation into womanhood and Keira’s individual identity. Choreographed by Keira Martin, Directed by Charlotte Vincent, Designed by Ryan Laight and original music composed by Jamie Roberts. Through a series of robust episodes drawing on social and cultural influences from Yorkshire, Ireland and Jamaica, Keira rhythmically weaves together traditional music, authentic song and gutsy dance. She shares hard hitting and heart-warming chapters of her life to courageously address stereotypes and challenge labels. Witness her build bridges and burn them again, each time revealing a deeper layer of herself and her heritage. This feisty yet vulnerable performance is entertaining and demonstrates the power and elegance of women in a very real and honest way.
Here Comes Trouble featured at the Edinburgh Fringe 2017 Dance base. 'This Blue Elephant show was a preview for Edinburgh, and if this is a journey you are taking, Here Comes Trouble should be at top of your list of things to see.’ Richard Maguire
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September 2017
- Bryn Jones
- Last Updated: 04 September 2017
The 2017 September Newsletter is now available on-line and includes all the details you need of forthcoming events in the village. The deadline for the next issue is 23rd October 2017. Keep in touch with the latest news by visiting the web site regularly. Welcome also to a new site in the village for Violet and Willow Flowers
Do you have any stories, unpublished photos or letters that we can scan or put on the web site and share with others? You can contact me at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or 01964 550255.
Today in the village hall
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