Eliot Smith Dance presentsPitmanExperience the world of the Pitmen Painters at Gosforth Civic Theatre, the famous amateur art group from Ashington, through powerful and entertaining contemporary dance. With intimate solos, duets and dramatic ensemble dancing the work explores the hopes, dreams and determination of the Ashington Group.
 CHECK OUT THE EXCELLENT WORK OF ELIOT SMITH DANCE COMPANY  ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ - Jack the Lad.
 IMPRESSED BY THE DEPTH OF TECHNIQUE, PRECISION AND ORIGINALITY ON DISPLAY  - NARC.
Pitman is created with the kind permission of The Ashington Group Trustees and in collaboration with Woodhorn Museum, supported by public funding by Arts Council England, Northumberland County Council, Friends of ESD, and Anonymous Donors. Ticket Prices: £14, £12 concession Booking fee applies online. Duration 1 hour. Recommended for age 8+ www.eliotsmithdance.com/pitman

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