Bradford-on-Avon

So I think that will be a really special one.

Then, of course, we've got the Indoor Festival of Folk, which is back on the 28th of November, this time at the Wiltshire Music Centre in Bradford-upon-Avon.

And you'll be there comparing, I believe.

So could you tell us a bit about that?

It's a family show combining South Asian and contemporary dance.

In Bradford-on-Avon, vocal ensembles Stile and Tico brings Discord to Harmony to the Wiltshire Music Centre at half past seven.

In Christchurch, Bournemouth Musical Theatre brings its Halloween spectacular to the Regent Centre at half past seven.

Living Spit is at Pound Arts in Corsham at half past seven with the tragedy of Omelette, Prince of Henmark, giving Shakespeare's Hamlet the company's characteristically comic treatment.

But There are people like me around the UK doing so much of this stuff that you could almost kind of quantify or recognize the ability for people to get access to help and support on various issues about training.

A mate of mine, who's a few years older than me, was a magazine designer, does a day a week now at the local library in Bradford-on-Avon in Wiltshire.

And it's one of these kind of things where it's like, come and learn how to use the internet or do a tech thing.

And I sort of jokingly said, not many people can come to that before I really started thinking about this problem.

I get that.

I mean, I agree.

I also know Bradford-on-Avon, by the way, and I think it's a gorgeous place.

I could hardly think of anywhere better to offer that service, to be honest with you.

And down on the coast at the O2 Academy in Bournemouth, it's The Beat and The Selector performing.

Head to the Wiltshire Music Centre in Bradford-on-Avon for Scottish folk band Breibach.

And over in Christchurch at the Regent Centre, it's Noel Coward's Fallen Angels, filmed on Broadway from 2.

Head to the Corn Exchange in Dorchester for Mike Denham's Speakeasy with John Maddox on clarinet, Nick Ball on drums, and they're going to be playing lots of jazz for you from 7.30. Over at the Weymouth Pavilion, it's Kevin Kennedy in the picture of Dorian Gray, a new musical, and that's from 5.30. And lastly, head to the Tivoli and Wimborne for Once Upon a Rhyme from 1 o'clock.

Near Bath, I can't remember what it's called.

Bradford-on-Avon, probably not near Bath at all.

And we went into the art centre there and onto the stage and filmed with no audience, filmed us doing two 45-minute sets of songs and tunes that were then filmed and recorded and then packaged up and apparently went into some schools in Wiltshire.

And we didn't do any Robin Hood stuff, but we did have to...

I won't, uh, read out all the dates, but I will put a link to all of them in the notes below.

But essentially they'll be heading in various parts of, of England, Bradford on Avon, and then across the border into Scotland on the 29th.

They'll be at Stirling, they'll be at Aberdeen, they'll be at, uh, Groningen in the Netherlands, uh, on the 1st of November.

And, uh, very busy next year, including, I notice, a trip to Alaska in late January.