‘We’ve Got So Much To Talk About’ rides again! We’re looking forward to visiting Taranaki Arts Festival at 4th Wall Theatre for one show only - June, 12th.
Book your tickets here- tickets
Auckland, we’re returning! This time to my local hood of Titirangi - at Lopdell Precinct’s theatre, the cutest little theatre you could find. Here’s your chance to see the show if you missed it last year, or to come again and see it in its new interaction (it keeps evolving).
Four shows over three days, a matinee included.
Ticket sales coming soon, watch this space!
(Photo by Diana Thomson ; TAHI festival)
Christchurch, we’re coming back!
We’re bringing the show to Lyttelton’s LAF (Lyttelton Arts Factory), October 20-22.
Four shows over three days (including a matinee). We’d love to see you there!
Book tickets - LAF tickets
We’re taking ‘We’ve Got So Much To Talk About’ to TAHI solo festival in Wellington, my old stomping ground!
Four performances at BATs theatre September 13th-16th, 9pm.
Tickets sold here- https://www.tahifestivalnz.com/weve-got-so-much-to-talk-about
‘We’ve Got So Much To Talk About’ - 1 performance only
Real. Raw. Radical. 3 Days - 60 artists - 21 show at Christchurch Art Gallery
Kicking off the Saturday on the MainStage at 10.30 am with ‘We’ve Got So Much To Talk About’
Tickets at https://tinyfest.org
Basement Theatre - 5 nights Only
Brand new solo work ‘We’ve Got So Much To Talk’ About by Sally Stockwell explores the challenges and complexities of motherhood through an experimental mash up of electronic sound, song, movement and rebellion. Sally crafts her songs into a theatre-gig which voyages into themes around isolation, freedom, the struggle between artistry and motherhood; and challenging the unfinished business of feminism. If you are a mother, know a mother or have a mother, this show is for you.
Created by Sally Stockwell, direction from Julia Harvie, sound by Chris Marshall.
Made with support from Creative New Zealand and Ōtautahi Tiny Festival.
Sally is bringing her show to the Ōtautahi Tiny Festival!
Brand new solo work ‘We’ve Got So Much To Talk’ About by Sally Stockwell explores the challenges and complexities of motherhood through an experimental mash up of electronic sound, song, movement and rebellion. Sally crafts her songs into a theatre-gig which voyages into themes around isolation, freedom, the struggle between artistry and motherhood; and challenging the unfinished business of feminism.
Created by Sally Stockwell with direction from Julia Harvie and sound by Chris Marshall, ‘We've Got So Much To Talk About’ asks a heap questions, but won’t necessarily give you the answers. If you are a mother, know a mother or have a mother, this show is for you.
Made with support from Creative New Zealand and Ōtautahi Tiny Festival.
Brand new solo work ‘We’ve Got So Much To Talk’ About by Sally Stockwell explores the challenges and complexities of motherhood through an experimental mash up of electronic sound, song, movement and rebellion. Sally crafts her songs into a theatre-gig which voyages into themes around isolation, freedom, the struggle between artistry and motherhood; and challenging the unfinished business of feminism. If you are a mother, know a mother or have a mother, this show is for you.
Created by Sally Stockwell, direction from Julia Harvie, sound by Chris Marshall.
Made with support from Creative New Zealand and Ōtautahi Tiny Festival.
Sounds interesting!
For those interested in discovering music from off of the beaten path
8 - till late
Freaky Meat - Locally revered, this combo combines the elements of jazz, funk, rock, and a little bit of metal, with beat-speak styles. It’s freaky, it’s meaty, and it’s a whole lot of fun.
Sally Stockwell - weaving songs, poetry, soundscape, story and movement into a dynamic and heartfelt delivery. ‘A thoroughly engaging artist with the spirit of a genuine songwriter’ Graham Reid.
Kingsley Spargo - A top draw band performing sublime, atmospheric music from their recent album ‘Chasing Spirits’ - featuring Kingsley, Neil Watson, Chris Orange and the incomparable Alan Brown. Their sound palette aims to captivate and confront. Drawing across theatre, free improvised and contemporary music: their recent compositions include narratives of yearning and the geometry of life. Come on the journey!
Gig alert- February 12th, 8pm at Cafe 121 I'll guest musician for 'Inside. Out' Poetry night. I'll be doing new material NEVER DONE BEFORE with my looper....words, voice, sounds, tunes and the likes...all in 30 minutes. It'll be rad. Hope to see you there!
The Baby Grand sessions - Blockhouse Bay Boat Club
Saturday December 14th , 7pm, $20 door charge (koha - kids under 16 yrs)
Singer song writer Sally Stockwell invites you to an evening of earthy songs and fluid vocals that are sure to infect the soul. Supported by - Quinten Oustrup Laureijs - Poppy Pritchard - Kevin Timm
Opening act - Andy Smith (from ‘The Late Pages’)
Venue - 91 Endeavour Street, Blockhouse Bay (take the seaside footpath from carpark to venue)
Firefly is an evocative multi-disciplinary solo show written and performed by Sally Stockwell to her own live music, created in collaboration with Eden Mulholland. The show, directed by Andrew Foster, leads you on a sensorial trip back to the 70s and 80s through an autobiographical account of Stockwell’s childhood and the loss of her brother to drug addiction.
Entry- free or koha
Post show talk
I'm completing my summer tour with a small, intimate set with just me, my piano and guitarist Andy Smith. Cafe 121 can pack out easily and sells food and wine. Andy Smith will play a set of his own original music. 8pm start, $5 on door. Hope to see you there!
Sally Stockwell & friends hit the Golden Bay area for a few gigs then down to the infamous Wunderbar in Lyttelton. Come see us if you're in the hood!
Marahau, Park Cafe - Jan. 3rd
Nelson, The Free House - Jan. 7th
Motueka, Hot Mama's - Jan. 9th
Lyttelton, The Wunderbar - Jan 28th
Noelle McCathy will be interviewing me about my new album, and I'll be joined to play live by Robin Kelly (keys), Andy Smith (guitar) and Sarah MaCombee & Poppy Pritchard (backing vocals)
When- Fri, April 17th, 2015
Venue- The Wine Cellar, 183 K’ Road, Auckland, 8pm ($10 cover charge on door)
Titirangi Festival of Music 2015
27-29 March
