Sunday Song Sessions: with the very best of folk and country music for you to enjoy.

Admission free.

All singers and musicians very welcome!!

Doors open: 6pm
Music starts: 6:30pm

Following the sell-out Evening with Mia Reed last November, Printers Playhouse is very excited to bring you a new session of acoustic rock and pop from Eastbourne favourite Mike Fillery.

Expect a great voice, quality playing and the demand that you join in.

Guest performers Lissamore  will also be on hand with some original songs as well as some more familiar tunes.

The bill is completed by the sardonic, light hearted music of Made Escape.

All the artists have generously donated their time to help Printers Playhouse continue to run its community projects

£10

Get your tickets online now!
or in venue

Wonderful groovy stuff from Paul Watson and his talented band!

Marky started teaching himself piano at the age of 14. After moving to London, Marky was soon a regular on the circuit working as resident pianist in pubs and bars, entertaining audiences with his wide repertoire of covers and catchy originals.

Playing in his unique style of energetic piano based Rock 'n' Roll, Marky doesn't use backing tracks: it's all live and he's happy to take requests. After all, with a song list covering 7 decades there's a pretty good chance he'll know the song you love!

Blues, pop, rock'n'roll piano and voice.

Book a table by emailing info@printersplayhouse.co.uk or just come along....

Brighton’s Skifflebilly Heroes gallop into Eastbourne for a night of Skifflebilly, Rockabilly and Country!

PRINTERS PLAYHOUSE presents a Spring/Summer season of new writing from local talent, including four text-focused stagings of brand new plays in April, two courses (writing and directing) running through May and June, bookended by socials in March and June. We look forward to seeing you there!

The Lyrical Life of Bowiefort Seine, by Zachary Thraves
1928. A fall to success. A penniless poet gifted with the backcatalogue of 20th century pop music is discovered by a pair of theatrical agents and hurled onto a doomed path of fame

• In This Together, by John Berry (15th Apr, 7pm), Billy Fury, by Rozzy Georgeson (17th Apr, 7pm), I Begin to Shimmer, by Florence Bell (24th Apr, 7pm), The Lyrical Life of Bowiefort Seine, by Zachary Thraves (29th Apr, 7pm)

• Write This Script Course (2nd, 9th, 23rd & 30th May, 1pm)

• Directing 101 Course (30th May, 6th, 13th & 20th Jun 1pm)

• Actors & Writers Social (21st Jun, 7pm)

Sunday Song Sessions: with the very best of folk and country music for you to enjoy.

Admission free.

All singers and musicians very welcome!!

Sun 22nd Mar, 26th Apr, 31st May

Doors open: 6pm
Music starts: 6:30pm

PRINTERS PLAYHOUSE presents a Spring/Summer season of new writing from local talent, including four text-focused stagings of brand new plays in April, two courses (writing and directing) running through May and June, bookended by socials in March and June. We look forward to seeing you there!

I Begin to Shimmer, by Florence Bell
A tech startup CEO is convinced by his angel investor to use his girlfriend as a test subject for their highly sophisticated Large Language Model

• In This Together, by John Berry (15th Apr, 7pm), Billy Fury, by Rozzy Georgeson (17th Apr, 7pm), I Begin to Shimmer, by Florence Bell (24th Apr, 7pm), The Lyrical Life of Bowiefort Seine, by Zachary Thraves (29th Apr, 7pm)

• Write This Script Course (2nd, 9th, 23rd & 30th May, 1pm)

• Directing 101 Course (30th May, 6th, 13th & 20th Jun 1pm)

• Actors & Writers Social (21st Jun, 7pm)

Did you say Saturday?? That's right, Olioke is coming to PPH for a Saturday night special. It's going to be just like thursday, but without friday morning following hard behind. Come and join us for an entertaining evening, and then have a lie in!

Bringing your fave tunes to life on the Ukuelele, not to be missed!

PRINTERS PLAYHOUSE presents a Spring/Summer season of new writing from local talent, including four text-focused stagings of brand new plays in April, two courses (writing and directing) running through May and June, bookended by socials in March and June. We look forward to seeing you there!

Billy Fury, by Rozzy Georgeson
A knock at the door turns out to be the Godfather Anna never knew she had, who may or may not be a spy, and may or may not be about to save her life

• In This Together, by John Berry (15th Apr, 7pm), Billy Fury, by Rozzy Georgeson (17th Apr, 7pm), I Begin to Shimmer, by Florence Bell (24th Apr, 7pm), The Lyrical Life of Bowiefort Seine, by Zachary Thraves (29th Apr, 7pm)

• Write This Script Course (2nd, 9th, 23rd & 30th May, 1pm)

• Directing 101 Course (30th May, 6th, 13th & 20th Jun 1pm)

• Actors & Writers Social (21st Jun, 7pm)

PRINTERS PLAYHOUSE presents a Spring/Summer season of new writing from local talent, including four text-focused stagings of brand new plays in April, two courses (writing and directing) running through May and June, bookended by socials in March and June. We look forward to seeing you there!

In This Together, by John Berry
Post-lockdown, everyone reels after being trapped in their homes and their minds. A strong woman is outnumbered in a male dominated online situation engineered against her.

• In This Together, by John Berry (15th Apr, 7pm), Billy Fury, by Rozzy Georgeson (17th Apr, 7pm), I Begin to Shimmer, by Florence Bell (24th Apr, 7pm), The Lyrical Life of Bowiefort Seine, by Zachary Thraves (29th Apr, 7pm)

• Write This Script Course (2nd, 9th, 23rd & 30th May, 1pm)

• Directing 101 Course (30th May, 6th, 13th & 20th Jun 1pm)

• Actors & Writers Social (21st Jun, 7pm)

Easygoing, upbeat acoustic covers— think feel-good favourites and singalongs for absolutely anybody. Bringing people together through good music, relaxed vibes, and a touch of humour.

PPH Arts CIC presents "Sip & Paint - Spring Awakening", a PPH fundraising event that brings everything you need for a fun and relaxed evening of art and creativity for all abilities, but on a Sunday afternoon with a drink in hand. Come and join our friendly event open to all levels and help raise money for the PPH Community Arts programms

£25, including glass of wine

join the ginja ninja for a evening of your favourite game shows, join in or just come and enjoy an evening of glorious gameshow fun!

Straight outta Sussex on the south coast of England, Joe, Dave and Jon are The Joe Clements Band. Manchester born Joe lays down Byrdsian 12-string and Stonesey rock guitars over ‘catchy as f#*k’ super-cool, original, power-pop tunes.

Funky rhythm section Dave Cover (Bass guitar & regular at Download Festival) and Jon Porter (Drums, multi-instrumentalist) transform Joe’s songs for dancing feet; beats and harmonies by the truckload!

Think 1960s garage band meets the chart grazing English guitar bands of 1990s and beyond...

From the off, their live sound is immediate, raw, high powered, fun and groove-laden. The Stone Roses on Kronenbourg or The Jam on happy pills....
The boys are exceptionally proud of their debut EP ‘Number One’. The four tracks were produced in just three days by local legend, Harvey Summers at Broadoak studios and self-released to the world on CD and all major streaming services in March 2020.
Intended to be a snapshot of the band at a moment in time, it has come to stand as an anchor to a time before times changed...

The Joe Clements Band can currently be found hiding out in Joe’s shed; writing and preparing their next batch of songs...
Keep up with The Joe Clements Band on Instagram and Facebook and get your hands on an actual CD right here...

https://thejoeclementsband.bandcamp.com/

New EP coming very soon...

Email info@printersplayhouse.co.uk to book a table or just come along

Printers Playhouse Community Productions presents A Midsummer Night’s Dream at The Birley Centre.

‘The course of true love never did run smooth.'

Desperate to escape their unhappy fates, young lovers Demetrius, Lysander, Helena and Hermia flee their village in the heart of England for the moonlit woods.

There – along with a band of amateur actors/musicians – they fall under the spell of mischievous Puck and their punky apprentice Cobweb, tumbling into a dream world where illusion and reality are hilariously confused.

A gender bending, 70s spin on the classic tale. This production is not to be missed!

Printers Playhouse Community Productions presents A Midsummer Night’s Dream at The Birley Centre.

‘The course of true love never did run smooth.'

Desperate to escape their unhappy fates, young lovers Demetrius, Lysander, Helena and Hermia flee their village in the heart of England for the moonlit woods.

There – along with a band of amateur actors/musicians – they fall under the spell of mischievous Puck and their punky apprentice Cobweb, tumbling into a dream world where illusion and reality are hilariously confused.

A gender bending, 70s spin on the classic tale. This production is not to be missed!

Printers Playhouse Community Productions presents A Midsummer Night’s Dream at The Birley Centre.

‘The course of true love never did run smooth.'

Desperate to escape their unhappy fates, young lovers Demetrius, Lysander, Helena and Hermia flee their village in the heart of England for the moonlit woods.

There – along with a band of amateur actors/musicians – they fall under the spell of mischievous Puck and their punky apprentice Cobweb, tumbling into a dream world where illusion and reality are hilariously confused.

A gender bending, 70s spin on the classic tale. This production is not to be missed!

Printers Playhouse Community Productions presents A Midsummer Night’s Dream at The Birley Centre.

‘The course of true love never did run smooth.'

Desperate to escape their unhappy fates, young lovers Demetrius, Lysander, Helena and Hermia flee their village in the heart of England for the moonlit woods.

There – along with a band of amateur actors/musicians – they fall under the spell of mischievous Puck and their punky apprentice Cobweb, tumbling into a dream world where illusion and reality are hilariously confused.

A gender bending, 70s spin on the classic tale. This production is not to be missed!

Sunday Song Sessions: with the very best of folk and country music for you to enjoy.

Admission free.

All singers and musicians very welcome!!

Sun 22nd Mar, 26th Apr, 31st May

Doors open: 6pm
Music starts: 6:30pm

Yee-ha they're back at the mighty Printers Playhouse in all their Irish-Hillybilly-Folkin-Shanty-Punky-ness glory .. Banjo Mando Fiddle Whistle n Squeeze Box are our melodic choir and Tchest n cajon our drum n bass - Whats not to like!

Bringing your fave tunes to life on the Ukuelele, not to be missed!

Join us in PPH and watch the remaining 𝗦𝗶𝘅 𝗡𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀 𝗘𝗻𝗴𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗱 matches with us, in the bar on the big projector screen.

Feeling hungry, grab a special rugby deal of 𝗣𝗶𝘇𝘇𝗮 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗮 𝗣𝗶𝗻𝘁 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗷𝘂𝘀𝘁 £𝟭𝟮, that's basically a free pint.

France vs England, Sat 14th Mar, kick-off at 8.10pm

Radius is a three-piece ensemble bringing a re-interpretive approach to classic alternative music

Expect guitar-driven reworkings of R.E.M., Pixies, Bob Dylan, David Bowie, Radiohead, and more

Mike Foyle (guitar & vocals)

Roger Hilton (percussion)

Clive Whitburn (guitar, mandocello, saxophone & keyboards)