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Crouch End School of Dance: Oh I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside
Fri 19 Jun 2026
Pentland Theatre
6.30pm
Enjoy a charming seaside adventure with this delightful ballet performance from the talented students of Crouch End School of Dance.
The Young’uns at Christmas
Sat 6 Dec 2025
Pentland Theatre
The Young’uns at Christmas
Sat 6 Dec 2025
Pentland Theatre
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Christmas songs old and new, performed with harmony, heart and humour by The Young'uns.
One night in Stockton On Tees, three teenagers heard strange sounds coming from the backroom of a pub. They went in. They heard people singing songs they’d never heard before. Songs without instruments. Songs in their own accents. Songs about places they knew. Folk songs. They joined in. Because they were the youngest ones there by several decades, they were soon labeled ‘the Young’uns’.
More than 20 years on and they’ve carried their unfortunate name around the world, from Sydney to Vancouver, from Radio Tees to Radio 4, won 3 BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards and gained a reputation for singing life affirming songs of social conscience in immaculate 3 part harmony.
In this festive set they bring Christmas songs old and new with their trademark harmony, heart and humour.
The harmonies are glorious, the wit is waspish. The songs are powerful, the banter is relentless and the audience is happy. What’s not to like?
The Guardian
