Summer Garden Party: PETE MORTON+From the Workshop+pre-booked & unreserved slots@OrpLibClub
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The finale to this year's Summer Garden Party at Orpington Liberal Club will be a set from the ever-popular singer & entertainer Pete Morton, showcasing his latest project 'The Ghost of a Sailor'
'The Ghost of a Sailor's talking blues is a new show of singing together, comedy and storytelling. The 17th century ghost is a shipwrecked sailor, who has remained resident in a harbour tavern to the present day, telling his tales in an unruly mix of stand up, tales and popular chorus. The show is primarily a community singalong that crosses the centuries with well known traditional ditties, music hall and modern day popular classics, with songs for all generations'
In support will be the up & coming alt folk duo 'From the workshop' with Jonnie Temple & Helen Rosemary.
The afternoon will have a contemporary feel with pre-booked slots from a succession of club performers & some open mic time to start. Full line up to follow shortly.
Pizza sices & salad supper will be served up just after 6.
It's free entry to OLC & CAMRA members with a £1 charge to non-members who attend as guests.
There will be a hat collection in cash to help cover costs and pay the featured acts. The minimum suggested contribution is £7 per head.
The OLC premises & CAMRA award-winning bar will be open from 12.30pm. It's a CARD payment only.
'The Ghost of a Sailor's talking blues is a new show of singing together, comedy and storytelling. The 17th century ghost is a shipwrecked sailor, who has remained resident in a harbour tavern to the present day, telling his tales in an unruly mix of stand up, tales and popular chorus. The show is primarily a community singalong that crosses the centuries with well known traditional ditties, music hall and modern day popular classics, with songs for all generations'
In support will be the up & coming alt folk duo 'From the workshop' with Jonnie Temple & Helen Rosemary.
The afternoon will have a contemporary feel with pre-booked slots from a succession of club performers & some open mic time to start. Full line up to follow shortly.
Pizza sices & salad supper will be served up just after 6.
It's free entry to OLC & CAMRA members with a £1 charge to non-members who attend as guests.
There will be a hat collection in cash to help cover costs and pay the featured acts. The minimum suggested contribution is £7 per head.
The OLC premises & CAMRA award-winning bar will be open from 12.30pm. It's a CARD payment only.
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