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The Shed Gigs 2008 |
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'For the past 16 years, The Shed, near the market town of Malton, has been responsible for some of the smallest and most inspired art events in the country.' Alfred Hickling Guardian The Shed has a national reputation for creating and staging unique art events. A regular host to BBC Radio 4 and featured in the national press and on TV, The Shed is more than just a little venue with a big atmosphere. Here you will experience extraordinary things - from Mrs Boyes' Bingo, Hat (words, music and knitting), Lol Coxhill in a skip, the famous Yorkshire Pudding Boat Race, the Fish and Chip van tour and the North Yorkshire Elvis Bus Tour. The Shed has produced some of the most succesful art events of recent years. "And no matter how strange they sound, there always seem to be people prepared to come from miles away to get in on the act - artists, musicians and poets, as well as spectators.. ..the art world could do with more of his kind of far-reaching woolly thinking." Dominic Cavendish Daily Telegraph "Most of these gigs instantly transfer to the realms of myth - legendary evenings with that elusive "were you there when...?" mystique which must make other arts programmers tear their hair." Yorkshire Post |
"Weird and wonderful" Daily Telegraph:
The Shed's Spring / Summer 2008 Tickets
on sale now! |
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Simon Thackray - ""performs miracles from his eyrie" Yorkshire Post |
| Lol Coxhill in a skip - Guardian feature and TV news! |
| The Yorkshire Pudding Boat Race - Big Breakfast to Sky News |
| Knitted Elvis Wigs - Vogue Knitting and No.1 on Google! |
| The Shed's Teenage Radio Party - listen again! |
| The Fish & Chip Van Tour - Richard and Judy Show and Look North! |
| HAT - Front Row, Daily Telegraph, Times and Mo Dutta |
| North Yorkshire Elvis Bus Tour - Afternoon Play on Radio 4 |
| Mrs Boyes' Bingo - featuring Mark Sanders |
| The Shed Comes To Town - and Malton comes to life! |
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"The Shed is the best venue in England" David Thomas |
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Information Reviews
and Features TOP Lol Coxhill in a skip The Fish and Chip van tour Links Artist, press, media comments TOP "It's fantastic" Simon Armitage "Britain's liveliest venue" BBC Radio 4 "The UK's most offbeat arts centre" Independent "The Shed is the best venue in England" David Thomas "The Shed - that says it all" Johnny Vaughan BIG BREAKFAST Channel 4 "some of the smallest and most inspired art events in the country." Guardian "The Shed has an enviable reputation" Austin Mitchell, BBC RADIO 2 "I enjoyed it too!" Tony Benn MP "I muse on the idea of future cultural historians citing a shed door as the fulcrum of a rural arts renaissance" Ian McMillan "On a clear night the view of the stars from here is unparalleled" Yorkshire Post "A wonderful, warm space for great art to happen" Snake Davis "it is, in fact, a cultural phenomenon." Northern Echo "It's typical of Thackray that his handiwork should have serendipitously caught the mood of the moment...he has spent the past 10 years coming up with weird and wonderful projects." Daily Telegraph "outrageously original" Gazette & Herald.
The Shed Media coverage TOP Simon's ideas and media friendly creations have been featured on Front Row, Sky News, Big Breakfast, Channel 4, BBC 1, BBC 2, ITV, Channel 5, ARD (Germany), BBC Radio 1, 2, 3, 4 and BBC Radio Scotland, BBC Radio York, Humberside, Sheffield, Newcastle, Cleveland, Leeds, Minster FM, BBC North FM, Yorkshire Coast Radio, Armed Forces Radio, Newsbeat, Newsround, Three Counties Radio, Steve Wright in the Afternoon, Mo Dutta, Wogan, Sarah Kennedy, Classic FM, Brian Hayes, Take A Break, Guardian, Dalesman, Daily Telegraph, Independent, Daily Express, TES, Independent On Sunday, Yorkshire Life, Vogue Knitting International, BBC Music Magazine, Richard and Judy Show, Yorkshire Post, Yorkshire Evening Post, Yorkshire Evening Press, Gazette & Herald, Ryedale Mercury, Scarborough Evening News, Radio Times, Northern Echo, Children In Need, The Week and Sunday Times... Musicians, poets and personalities.. TOP Sarah Allen, Angel Brothers, Simon Armitage, Gilad Atzmon, Roy Bailey, Iain Ballamy, Dylan Bates, Martin Belmont, Tony Benn MP, Baka Beyond, Ric Bolton, Ed Boyd, Mrs Boyes, Bhundu Boys, Four Brothers, Stian Carstensen, Martin Carthy, Eliza Carthy, Bob Cobbing, Christine Collister, Dave Cousins, Kevin Coyne, Snake Davis, Elephant Talk, Elton Dean, Andy Diagram, Jim Diamond, Carol Ann Duffy, Ian Duhig, Paul Dunmall, Max Eastley, Hassan Erraji, Simon H. Fell, Sigi Finkel, Martin France, Bronagh Gallagher, Renaud Garcia Fons, Tim Garland, Dick Gaughan, Gordon Giltrap, David Gordon, Clive Gregson, Matt Harvey, George Haslam, Adrian Henri, Arve Henriksen, Boo Hewerdene, Paul Hession, Terje Isungset, Bert Jansch, Billy Jenkins, Jackie Kay, John Joe Kelly, Thad Kelly, Nancy Kerr, Jan Kopinski, Sonja Kristina, Katia Labeque, Jackie Leven, Rosa Liksom, Liz Lochhead, Mornington Lockett, Mark Lockheart, Steve Lodder, Iain Matthews, Julie Matthews, Tina May, Mzwakhe Mbuli, Rory McFarlane, Ian McMillan, Reg Meuross, Phil Minton, Keith Moline, Mondriaan Quartet, Tony Moore, Pete Morgan, Rory Motion, Jim Mullen, Les Murray, Sevara Nazarkhan, Chris Newman, John Otway, Pete Oxley, Brian Patten, Perfect Houseplants, Dudley Phillips, Simon Picard, Mike Pickering, Brendan Power, Hovis Presley, Mark Radcliffe, Tim Richards, Andy Roberts, Phil Robson, Tom Robinson, Kenrick Rowe, Mark Sanders, Andy Sheppard, Labi Siffre, Martin Simpson, Satnam Singh, Chris Smither, Dave Swarbrick, Jake Thackray, Keith Tippett, Kubryk Townsend, David Thomas, Alan Tomlinson, Theo Travis, Justin Vali, Mal Waldron, Hank Wangford, Huw Warren, Steve Waterman, Norma Waterson, Ben Watson, Helen Watson, Steve Watts, Chris While, Andy White, Annie Whitehead, Alan Wilkinson, Brian Willoughby, Dhafer Youssef ...just some of the musicians, poets and personalities to play The Shed. |
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Trade Marks
and Copyright Address: The Shed, Brawby, Malton, North Yorkshire
YO17 6PY |
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| The Shed is supported by Arts
Council England and Ryedale District Council. |
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