What's on in Twickenham
By Rory Poulter
8th Mar 2023 | Local News
A list of exciting events coming up in Twickenham. If you would like to add your own event simply click the black Nub It button in our What's On section!
Eel Pie Club at The Patch, 67 London Road, Twickenham
Thursday, March 9 - The Milk Men
Bringing together members of the legendary Pirates, and British Blues Award-nominated the Mustangs, The Milk Men have been tearing up venues and festivals all over the UK with their dynamic, white hot versions of classic blues tunes, alongside unforgettable foot-stomping originals.
With former Pirate Mike Roberts on drums, Lloyd Green (son of r'n'b legend Mick Green) on bass guitar, husky blues singer Jamie Smy on vocals, the band is rounded off on guitar by Adam Norsworthy, singer and guitarist in the Mustangs.
The Milk Men's sound has been called 'ZZ/DC Feelgood" by some critics, who have lavished praise on the band's dynamic live show and original songs. But the band draws its influences from all corners of the blues world, from early Rod Stewart , through classic Rolling Stones & Steely Dan, to the heavier blues leanings of ZZ Top and AC/DC.
https://twickenham.nub.news/whats-on/music/the-milk-men-46381
The Exchange, Twickenham
Sunday, March 12 – MenoFest
A series of events that explore all things menopause
10am - 'Morning Yoga with Nina McKellar, which is a mix of movement, meditation, stretching and strengthening.
11.30am - Nutrition for Menopause with Laura Ercolani
1:30pm - Menopause Yoga with Tiffy brings a toolkit of techniques, guidance, reflection and support to help you move through your menopause journey with ease and confidence.
3:30 pm - X-CHANGE Singalong with Shelle Luscombe from Vocal Tonix, who believes in the therapeutic powers of music, which are enhanced when we sing together in a group.
4.30pm - Let's Talk Menopause with Melina Healy.
Wednesday, March 15 – Tickbox
Tickbox is a semi-autobiographical one-woman play, combining theatre, storytelling and comedy; sharing the journey of a Pakistani family arriving in Govan, Glasgow. Lubna's story is one we can all relate to - one of finding an identity and a place in society, of honouring one's parents and finding one's own way, and of learning to live with all sorts of different people.
With humour - and a good dose of heart-tugging sadness - based around her Asian heritage, Lubna attempts to both break down and play on the stereotypes attached to her background, and ask: what boxes do we all have to tick to get on?
https://twickenham.nub.news/whats-on/theatre/tickbox-47910
Richmond Theatre
March 14-18 – A Little Life
James Norton (Happy Valley, Grantchester) stars in the theatrical event of 2023 in the English language premiere of A Little Life from the visionary director Ivo van Hove.
The much-anticipated play also stars Luke Thompson (Bridgerton, Hamlet), Omari Douglas (It's A Sin, Constellations), Zach Wyatt (The Witcher, I and You), Elliot Cowan (The Crown, 2:22 A Ghost Story), Zubin Varla (Tammy Faye, Equus), Nathalie Armin (Force Majeure, The Doctor), and Emilio Doorgasingh (Best of Enemies, The Kite Runner).
The play follows four college friends in New York City: aspiring actor Willem, successful architect Malcolm, struggling artist JB, and prodigious lawyer Jude.
As ambition, addiction, and pride threaten to pull the group apart, they always find themselves bound by their love for Jude and the mysteries of his past.
https://www.atgtickets.com/venues/richmond-theatre/
The Mitre - Six Nations
There is no better place to watch the Six nations in style than The Mitre.
The pub will be hosting events throughout February and March for all of England's matches so come along and join in the patriotic atmosphere.
The next event/match will be the 11th March so mark it in your calendars!
Check them out here: Welcome - The Mitre Pub Richmond (themitretw9.co.uk)
Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond
Until March 18 – Duet for One
Tara Fitzgerald and Maureen Beattie star in Tom Kempinski's gripping and touching winner of the London Theatre Critics Award for Best Play.
Stephanie Abrahams (Tara Fitzgerald) is a world-renowned concert violinist at the peak of her career, but upon receiving life-changing news, she is forced to look for a new way to live.
Her composer husband sends her to psychiatrist Dr Feldmann (Maureen Beattie), but Stephanie isn't interested in offers of help. As her beloved music falls silent, Stephanie must dig deep into her past to face an unknown future.
Tom Kempinski's moving and hopeful 1980 drama has triumphed in the West End and on Broadway, and was turned into a feature film starring Julie Andrews and Alan Bates. This beautiful new production, specially adapted for the OT, is accompanied by live music.
https://orangetreetheatre.co.uk/whats-on
St Luke's Church, The Avenue, Kew
Saturday, March 11 – Kew EcoFair
BBC Radio 2's Jeremy Vine, the well-known cycling champion, set to welcome visitors to Kew's first EcoFair.
This free event is intended to inspire local residents to action on climate change and make changes in our everyday lives to help protect the Earth.
It will feature a 'Good As New' Clothes Swap, Repair Café, Active Travel Festival, Eco Shopping, and a Wishing Tree.
Entertainment comes from the Kew Community Choir, music from The Motleys and nature-themed activities for the whole family provided by local charity Dose of Nature.
Refreshments will include a delicious vegetarian lunch as well as tea and coffee courtesy of St Luke's Social Committee.
St. Mary's, Church Road, Barnes
Saturday, March 11 - The Barnes Choir presents Rossini's Petite Messe Solennelle
Neither little, solemn nor especially liturgical in spirit, the music ranges from hushed intensity to boisterous high spirits, and abounds in the memorable tunes and rhythmic vitality for which Rossini became justly famous.
Join The Barnes Choir, with conductor, Julian Collings, together with soloists - Soprano - Danni O'Neill, Mezzo - Judy Louie Brown, Tenor - Joseph Doody, and Bass - Gavin Horsley. Accompanied by Elspeth Wilkes - piano , and Peter Jaekel – harmonium.
OSO, Barnes
Friday, March 10 - Barnes Music Festival: Tasting Notes - Wine with Music
In a twist on a classic concert, Barnes Music Festival and OSO Arts Centre are delighted to present an evening with the London Mozart Players.
Led by LMP's director, Simon Blendis, LMP will share stories behind the music as well as pairing each piece with specially curated wine by local merchants, Latimer Vinter, accompanied by a formal tasting note. Get ready to make the most of every sip with lots of Wine-kleine-nacht-musik!
Sunday, March 12 - Barnes Music Festival: Young Musician of the Year
Barnes Music Festival will soon be starting the search for outstanding young instrumentalists, a selection of whom will be performing at the final adjudication.
This is a chance to participate in a truly public recital to a capacity audience. The competition will be adjudicated by Ben Parry.
https://osoarts.ticketsolve.com/ticketbooth/shows
Museum of Rugby, Twickenham Stadium
Until September – The Jimmy Peters Story
James 'Jimmy' Peters was the first black man to ever play rugby union for England, overcoming hardships, setbacks and intolerance in the process to proudly represent his nation.
https://worldrugbymuseum.com/explore/exhibitions
Until October 31 - Black Magic exhibition
Eel Pie Island Museum – Richmond Road
To mark the 35th anniversary of Black History Month in the UK, the museum is hosting a celebration of Black culture and shines a light on some of the many inspiring people of African and Afro-Caribbean heritage in Richmond, who have made the borough a richer, more vibrant place.
From jazz to reggae, this exploration of Black musicians is not simply Black history but Richmond's history. By learning about our culturally diverse past and traditionally unheard voices, we can look forward to the next exciting chapter together.
https://www.eelpiemuseum.co.uk/
The National Archives, Kew
Until April - Treason – People Power and Plot
New exhibition brings iconic and unknown archival documents to life to shed light on the nature of British justice through the ages.
Fascinating stories are explored from the Gunpowder Plot and Anne Boleyn to lesser-known stories of the cook that poisoned the porridge, the girl put on trial for being a witch and the enslaved Baptist preacher.
https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/
Richmond
Ted Lasso Tour runs Saturday and Sunday at 3.30pm; Thursday at 6.30pm
Explore the locations featured in the hit Apple TV streaming show, Ted Lasso, starring Jason Sudeikis, which is due to make a return for season three in March. The walking tour takes in Ted's local pub, front door and even his thinking bench!
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