What’s on at The Met?

Take a look below for the theatrical, musical, and exciting events happening this week!

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Theatre

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A Fete Worse Than Death by Richard James

A Fete Worse Than Death takes us right into the chaos of a village fete where the atmosphere is anything but peaceful... Presented by All Saints Elton Theatre Company.

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The Haunting of Widow’s Leap Farm

Due to circumstances outside of our control this show has been cancelled. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. Customers will be contacted and offered a full refund.

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All The Single Ladies (Bury)

Marilyn balances the demands of her cantankerous mother with her search for romance at the weekly "Single Ladies Tuesday" event... A new dark comedy performed by MaD Theatre's Bury actors.

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Family

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October Half-term Drama Day: Doorway to Dimensions!

A fun-filled day of creative drama for children aged 5-11 during the October half-term break.

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The Brain Bending Science Illusion Show

Join The Magical Mr West and Crowbert on a journey into the brain bending world of science illusions! Ages 6+

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Music

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The Brothers Gillespie

The Brothers Gillespie make music that is animated by lyrical songwriting, fine fingerstyle guitar playing, and multi-instrumental musicianship.

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Martin Simpson

One of the world’s finest acoustic guitarists, Martin Simpson comes to The Met with his new album Some Kind of Jubilee.

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Ed Force One – a tribute to Iron Maiden

Widely recognised as the UK’s top Iron Maiden tribute, Bristol’s Ed Force One deliver an authentic show full of the band's legendary classics with a few surprises.

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Sam Sweeney & Grace Smith

Sam Sweeney and Grace Smith are two of England’s leading fiddle players, known for their powerful, expressive playing and deep connection to traditional music.

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Workshops & Courses

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Aiming High

Aiming High is The Met’s specialist drama group for learning disabled and autistic young people.

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