 Join filmmaker Andrew Panton at 6pm on July 6th 2019 as he talks about a new film “Attack On The Sorpe Dam” which features last British Dambuster George “Johnny” Johnson. The talk will include a preview of the trailer and some excerpts from the film which recounts George “Johnny” Johnson’s story of the famous World War Two ‘Dambusters’ operation. Andrew will be joined onstage by George “Johnny” Johnson who will provide a first hand account of the attack as he experienced it on the night of May 16/17th 1943. The talk will last approximately 1 hour 30 mins and will include a question and answer session. (Note: all profits from the event will go towards the production of the film. George Johnny Johnson appears subject to health. In the unlikely event he is unable to attend, the event will go ahead with additional material. Tickets are non-refundable) Tickets: £20
To book tickets or for further information: https://bathboxoffice.org.uk/whatson/dambusters-76th-anniversary-event/ or call 01225 463362
 Come along and join us with establishing a Wild Flower Meadow in the corner of the South Garden on Thursday 16th May from 10:00am to 4:00pm. This is part of an initiative where The Avon Wildlife Trust are partnering with Wild Walcot. It's also a really fun thing to bring children along to after school.
A few of our church family are performing in Misjudged: The Easter Story on Trial this April. It’s a brand new musical and it promises to be fantastic. Check out the trailer above, which includes details of how to book.
 Join composer pianist Edward Bettella and cellist Jonathan Stabler for a performance of Debussy’s late masterpiece, Cello Sonata in D minor. Composed in 1915 this sonata displays Debussy’s full musical range, combining dissonance, rich harmony and pentatonic melodies that would have a far reaching influence on jazz and later modern music. This concert will also feature music by Edward Bettella including the epic Cello Sonata No.1, which had its world premiere last year. A modern piece of classical writing that celebrates the heritage of composition for cello and piano, Cello Sonata No.1 utilises a broad palette of tonal colour and timbre, with a wide range of techniques for both cellist and pianist. This new work was recorded as an EP and copies will be available after the show. Doors open at 7pm, performance begins at 7:30pm. Edward Bettella is a composer-pianist who works in several fields including live performance, composition, setting music to film and art commissions. Jonathan Stabler studied cello under Alexander Kok and attended Trinity College London. He has worked with London Symphony Orchestra, London Records, Top of the Pops, TFI Friday and travelled extensively with orchestras, chamber groups and bands.
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