Unfortunately due to circumstances beyond our control we have had to cancel the planned Music Platform event on Saturday March 20. Anyone who has already booked tickets will be offered a full refund or tickets for another HotHouse performance. Visit our website over the coming months as we continue to develop our music programming with both local and national partners.
One of the country’s leading Chamber Orchestra’s – Manchester Camerata visit Doncaster for the very first time on Tuesday 23 March, 7.30pm at the Civic Theatre. This premier performance is the start of a proposed three year partnership of outreach and audience development, music residency and performances leading up to the opening of Doncaster’s New Performance Venue. This stunning concert will be a rare treat for fans of classical music. The first half will feature the glorious sound of 20 strings filling the theatre with the music of British composers – Brittan, Elgar and Alwyn. The second half will briefly visit Argentina for the sizzling Piazzola Tangos and culminate with a Mozart Symphony no. 29 -30′. Tickets are still available for £16 or only £5 for under 18’s. It’ll be a night to remember so don’t miss it.
It’s hard to define an artist who’s astonishing voice straddles rock, blues, jazz and soul and is often compared with Janis Joplin, Nina Simone and Tom Waits. But there can be little doubt that an evening with the sensual singer–songwriter Sarah Jane Morris accompanied by guitarist Dominic Miller will leave you breathless. This intimate acoustic set promises to be a night to remember in this rare UK performance as part of HotHouse. Where it Hurts features a collection of original and haunting songs co-written with Dominic Miller and Martyn Barker. Sarah Jane is best known from the 1980’s as a member of the Communards who had a huge world wide hit with ‘ Don’t Leave Me This Way.’ Whilst Dominic Miller is widely regarded as a guitar maestro who is best known for his collaborations with Sting. It promises to be a wonderful evening, so don’t miss it. Tickets for the performance at 8.00pm on Wednesday March 17 are only £14, £12 and just £5 for 12-18 year olds.
