G R AV I T Y F I E L D S F E S T I VA L
Stepping Stones
Saturday
‘Altered’ -’Contemporary Art
in Ancient Churches’ presents
Friday
Ophelia‘s Ghost’
Grantham Guildhall
10pm
Ticket: £5
Duration: 2 hours
St John the Baptist Church,
High Street, Colsterworth.
Saturday 27th September,
10am – 9pm
Sunday 28th September,
11.30am – 4pm
Free
The Most Ugly Child
Late Night Festival Music Ages 18+
Country and bluegrass band The Most
Ugly Child revolve around the partnership
of singer songwriters Daniel Wright and
Stevie-Leigh Goodison.
Manière des
Bohémiens
Grantham Guildhall Ballroom
10pm
Tickets: £5
Duration: 2 hours
A haunting installation based on
Shakespeare’s tragic character Ophelia.
Created through digital projection and
silent storytelling from Davy and Kristin
McGuire’s award-winning studio, audience
members are brought face to face with
Ophelia at the moment of her watery
demise. The setting, St John the Baptist’s
Church, lends an atmosphere of ancient
peace to this moving and beautiful work.
Thursday 25 September
8.30pm-10pm
Free
If you fancy a hand-clapping, foot-tapping
sing-a-long then look no further than
Steppin’Stones, a band specialising in
English, Irish & Scottish folk music as well
as contemporary songs from the 50's
and 60's.
Nigel Creasey, who fronts the band, has
a lifetime of experience playing acoustic
guitar and button accordion at folk clubs
and festivals in England and Ireland for the
past 30 years. Teri Clarke has been singing
for as long as she can remember and also
plays acoustic tenor guitar. She started
singing in pubs and clubs in her teens, and
never stopped.
Steppin’ Stones uses an assortment of
guitars, melode