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The Woolly Tellers - 'Definitely Not Respectable’ at the Malt Cross
The Malt Cross, 16 St James's Street, Nottingham, NG1 6FG
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Friday 27 March 2020 | Doors open 7:30pm
The Malt Cross
Tickets £11pp, concessions £9.50pp
Join The Woolly Tellers for an evening of songs and entertainment at the old Malt Cross Music Hall. Nottingham once boasted eleven music halls and the Malt Cross was one purpose-built on St James's Street.
The Woolly Tellers will perform tales, stories, history and songs of the music hall of Nottingham's Victorian period
The shows were 'near the knuckle', political, humour, singing and dancing. Men would come to see girls perform in fleshings. Brightly lit, colourful with food at a price that many could afford. A relief from the cruel reality of Victorian life if you were in the lower order Nottingham society.
The watch committee would see the brightly coloured posters over the town and rather than rip them down they would put a label over them saying 'DEFINITELY NOT RESPECTABLE' This of course was an even better reason to go.
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The Woolly Tellers, NottinghamWriters and performers of the spoken word, Mick Whysall and Dave Brookes each have a distinctive style and delivery, which together create an enjoyable listening experience.
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