Winchester Gig Guide
Winchester Gig Guide
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Category: Pride
Showing 1 upcoming event:
Friday 27 June 2025
Venue: The Nutshell mapCabaret • Musical Theatre • Pride
Address: 15 Kings Walk, Winchester, Hampshire, SO23 8AF
Telephone: 01962 808533
Event: Curiosity Club: Queerstory the Musical - 7.30pm - Queerstory the Musical comes to the Nutshell to share queer stories, old and new, during Pride Month. Mercury and Professor Maxim invite you to come and join in an evening of celebration, reflection and rebellious revelry. After sold out shows at Theatre Royal Stratford East, The Phoenix Arts Club, Vault Festival and as part of the Paines Plough Roundabout Festival, Queerstory continues to shine a light on the queer parts of history that were never taught about and the queer people who fought for what freedoms the LGBTQIA+ community experience today. From Dietrich to Drag Queens, Shakespeare to ‘Shantay you stay’, Kushner to a good ol’ kiki, a night with Queerstory is a riot in stilettos.
Venue's website: thenutshellwinchester.com
Venue's Facebook: facebook.com/thenutshellwinchester
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Spotlight
THURSDAY 19 JUNE 2025
DOM PIPKIN - PIANO FROM LONDON, SOUL FROM NEW ORLEANS
Venue: Hyde Tavern
8pm
Alongside a glittering session career (David Byrne, Ray Davies, Morcheeba), piano player and songwriter Dom Pipkin has been described by Blues in Britain as “one of the world’s greatest exponents of New Orleans piano”. He first discovered the New Orleans style in the early 90s, and has gone on to become a regular visitor and performer in that city, with appearances that include the highly acclaimed “Piano Night” and the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage festival. He is a regular fixture on the European blues and boogie-woogie festival circuit having played 1000’s of club and theatre, radio and TV dates in a career spanning nearly three decades. Jazz star Jamie Cullum says “I can’t hold a candle to this guy”.