Play A Pasty and A Pint!

Location

The Solomon Browne Hall, Penzance | View on Google Maps

Dates

Fri 20th January, 2023 — Sat 21st January, 2023
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6:30 pm

About this event

An evening of brand-new Cornish theatre, where admission includes one pasty and one alcoholic drink, all for the bargain price of £10!

This initial trial, based on Glasgow’s hugely popular model, hopes in the future to be a regular host of Cornish talent, bringing pasties and plays alike to audiences throughout the county.

Tickets are £10. Admission includes one pasty and one alcoholic drink.

Pasties are provided by Aunty May’s Pasty Company and will be vegan.

Admission will also include one pint of ale provided by Cornish Crown Brewery. Wine will be available as an alternative.

If customers wish to purchase more drinks The Solomon Browne hall will also be selling a separate range of beverages for customers to purchase before or after the show.

The performance will begin at some point between 19.15 and 19.30 and will be a one-man show by local writer and performer Jack Brownridge-Kelly. The show will run for no longer than one hour. Funded by FEAST Cornwall and sponsored by The Cornish Crown Brewery.

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The Solomon Browne Hall is situated at the end of a residents only car park on Duck Street in the centre of Mousehole. Duck street is a pedestrianised street from the harbour, however there is vehicle access from the top end of the street and there is a disabled parking space immediately outside the hall for hall users (cars and small vans only – access is not suitable for long wheel based vehicles.) The nearest bus station is on the harbour front next to the clock tower which is approximately 50 metres away. The bus service is very frequent, and during the day runs every 20 minutes in the summer holidays and every 30 minutes for the rest of the year. Bus Times: The bus service connects to major national rail links via Penzance train station. There are several council pay & display car parks in the village and within easy walking distance (the largest being just before the Old Coastguard Hotel on the left hand side as you drive into the village from Penzance direction.) The Solomon Browne Hall is a two-floor venue. Access is on the Ground Floor. A lift provides access for wheelchair-users. The hall has a wheelchair available for hall users. The hall is fitted with an induction loop for hearing aid users and there are braille signs throughout the building and on the stair rails for those with sight loss. If you have any special access requirements, please let us know in advance.

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